What does it mean to be a listed company?

The enterprises to be listed are those that are ready to be listed and will be listed soon, but they have not been listed yet. Specifically, they refer to companies that aim to go public and have made some substantial progress in this matter, and at the same time have to be approved by the relevant development and reform departments. Under normal circumstances, enterprises that want to go public must go through listing counseling before they can declare listing, but there is no clear stipulation on how long it takes from listing to listing.

What are the requirements for a company to go public?

1. The company must be a joint stock limited company or a limited liability company;

2. The establishment of the company complies with laws and regulations, and the overall operation is standardized and reasonable;

3. The company meets the basic conditions for listing, and both the shareholders' meeting and the board of directors agree to approve the company to issue shares and go public;

4. The company's operation conforms to the industrial and environmental policies of the country and the city where it is located;

5. The company itself is qualified and has signed a cooperation agreement with qualified domestic or overseas listing sponsors;

6. The investment direction of the funds raised by the company basically conforms to the national industrial policy and the enterprise's own development strategy.