What should a listed company do when it buys a non-listed company? What about the original shares issued by unlisted companies?

When a listed company purchases the assets of a non-listed company, as long as Company A and Company B reach an agreement and pay the money (which can be cash, asset replacement or stock issuance to Company B), it needs to report the plan to the CSRC for approval, and finally it will be reviewed and approved by the shareholders' meeting. There are many advantages to listing stocks.

1. Stock listing can easily raise funds from the public by issuing stocks and bonds.

2. The listing of stocks can greatly increase the market value of the company. There is no better market than the stock market to show the value of the company, because the value of the stock accurately reflects the value of the company. Often after listing, the value of the company will rise much more than the original investment cost.

3. It is convenient for major shareholders to realize their stocks. Now the listed stocks are all in circulation, and the stocks held by major shareholders can also be easily realized.

In people's minds, listed companies are the best in the industry, which is of great benefit to establish the company image and develop business.

After listing and circulation, with the rise of share price, selling some shares can finance enterprises.