Can Hong Kong listed companies buy stocks?

Requirements and conditions for listing in Hong Kong:

Mainly to raise funds for companies with larger scale, better foundation and higher profits.

(1) The total profit in the first three years of listing (profit rate refers to the total profit) is 50 million Hong Kong dollars (it must reach 20 million Hong Kong dollars in the latest year);

(2) The market value at the time of listing must reach 1 100 million Hong Kong dollars;

(3) The minimum shareholding ratio of the public is 25% (if the market value of the issuer exceeds HK$ 4 billion, the minimum shareholding ratio can be reduced to10%);

(four) the three-year business record period must be operated under basically the same management and ownership;

(5) At the time of listing, there must be at least 65,438+000 shareholders, and every issue of HK$ 65,438+000 million must be held by at least 3 shareholders;

(6) Information disclosure: financial report twice a year;

(7) Underwriting arrangement: The public offering subscription must be underwritten in full.

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Here are ten things that you must know to register a Hong Kong company (all of which my clients often encounter):

1, how to open a offshore account, what documents need to be prepared, and how long does it take for the bank to review?

2. Not many regions and different banks require different documents. Some require Hong Kong accountants to verify the originals. Can a registered agent provide it? Is there a charge?

3. Which domestic banks (domestic and foreign) can open bank accounts? How much is their annual fee and the handling fee for telegraphic transfer of letters of credit?

4. If Hong Kong company is used for L/C business, will there be any difference in how to send documents? What to do after it appears!

5, the use of Hong Kong companies to do entrepot trade to help our domestic enterprises reduce some tax losses, how to operate logistics and capital flow, and how to deal with documents.