China unveils rules for registration-based IPO on Chinext, first listing expected by end of August

 

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China has released new rules for the registration-based initial public offerings on the tech-heavy Chinext board on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.

Spurred on by the trade war with the US, China has sought to make it easier for startups, particularly technology companies it sees as strategically important, to gain access to domestic capital and to be less reliant on listings in New York and Hong Kong.

The ChiNext reforms are modeled on rules used by Shanghai’s Nasdaq-style STAR Market launched last July. Companies wanting to go public will no longer need . . .

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