1, the company's financing channels are wider and financing becomes relatively easy. In other words, the company's financing can no longer rely solely on loans from financial institutions, but more financial institutions or capital are willing to invest in the company;
2. The company's competitive advantage in the market is enhanced: as a public company, the operating results, strategic layout and financial status of listed companies are transparent, and the company's financial status and operating results are audited by a third-party auditing agency, so the company's credibility is high;
Second, the disadvantages of listing:
1. Listed companies face the risk of equity dilution: after several rounds of financing, the internal equity structure of listed companies is undergoing different changes. If the ownership structure is not well controlled, the company is at risk of being acquired maliciously. This kind of risk is a great threat to the original major shareholders;
2. After listing, the company has to bear certain listing expenses and maintenance expenses, and the amount of expenses is relatively large. For listed companies, they often have to face the audit and supervision of regulators and intermediaries, which makes the company have to pay a lot of listing operation costs.
These are the advantages and disadvantages of listing.
Company listing conditions
1, the company meets the listing qualification of joint-stock companies; The company has been in business for more than three years;
2. The listed company has made profits for three consecutive years, and there are no major violations of laws and regulations and false records in its financial and accounting reports. There is no false investment in the registered capital, and there is no phenomenon of withdrawing investment;
3. The registered capital of a listed company is at least 30 million yuan, the total amount of the company exceeds 50 million yuan, the publicly issued shares account for more than a quarter of the total shares of the company, the total share capital is at least 400 million, and the publicly issued shares exceed 65,438+00%;
4. The company's shares are approved by the State Council Securities Company and publicly issued to the public;
5. After the company completes the proposed listing plan, improves the company's various organizations, hires certified public accountants to complete the audit work, and lawyers sort out relevant legal documents, it can approve the listing.
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