What specific requirements do listed companies need to meet when applying for issuing new shares?

Legal analysis: first, it has a perfect corporate governance structure, which is separated from the legal person or other organization that has actual control over it in terms of personnel, assets and finance, so as to ensure the personnel and financial independence and asset integrity of listed companies; 2. The articles of association are in compliance with the Company Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and the Guidelines for the Articles of Association of Listed Companies; 3. The notice, convening method, voting method and resolution of the shareholders' meeting are in compliance with the Company Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and relevant regulations; Four. The use of the funds raised by this new share issuance conforms to the provisions of the national industrial policy. 5. In principle, the amount of funds raised by this initial public offering shall not exceed the amount of funds required for the proposed investment project approved by the company's general meeting of shareholders; 6. There is no situation that funds and assets are occupied by individuals, legal persons or other organizations with actual control rights and their affiliates, or other major related party transactions that harm the interests of the company; Seven, the company has a major purchase or sale of assets, shall comply with the relevant provisions of the China Securities Regulatory Commission; Eight, other requirements stipulated by the China Securities Regulatory Commission.

Legal Basis: Guidelines for Articles of Association of Listed Companies

Article 3 On the approval/approval date, the company will issue RMB ordinary shares to the public for the first time with the full approval/approval of the approval/approval authority, and will be listed in full name on the stock exchange on the listing date. On the approval/approval date, the company was approved by the approval/approval institution to issue preferred shares and listed on the stock exchange on the listing date. The domestic listed foreign shares subscribed in foreign currency and listed in China issued by the company to overseas investors are the shares, which are fully listed on the stock exchange on the listing date.

Note: The preferred shares mentioned in these Guidelines refer to other types of stocks except ordinary stocks in accordance with the Company Law. Their shareholders have priority over ordinary shareholders when distributing the company's profits and surplus property, but their right to participate in the company's decision-making management is restricted.

A company that has not issued (or intends to issue) preferred shares or domestically listed foreign shares does not need to explain the contents of this article about preferred shares or domestically listed foreign shares. The same is true below.