The parent company is a listed company, and its holding subsidiary is 5 1%. The parent company and its subsidiaries are not engaged in the same business. Can the subsidiary be listed again?

Subsidiaries can go public, but they need to meet a series of specific requirements, such as:

1. The funds raised by listed companies are not used for subsidiaries;

2. There is no horizontal competition between listed companies and their subsidiaries, and they promise not to engage in horizontal competition in the future;

3. The listed company has been profitable for three consecutive years;

4. The shares of subsidiaries directly or indirectly held by listed companies and their subsidiaries, directors, supervisors, senior managers and their related parties shall not exceed 65,438+00% of the shares of the subsidiaries before listing and issuance.