The China Securities Regulatory Commission is looking to restrict companies in certain sectors from listing on the country’s main stock exchanges.
The regulator has created a ‘red' and ‘yellow' light system and has told bankers that companies within "red light" sectors will be off-limits to equity financing in Shanghai and Shenzhen and cannot IPO. The "red light" sectors are: Food and beverage chains, alcohol makers, covid prevention-related businesses, education businesses, funeral businesses and religious businesses. BlackRock Investment Institute: Do not blindly buy the dip "Yellow light" sectors, including apparel and home appliance businesses, will undergo heavy scrutiny and requests could be rejected if their growth rel...
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