What do you mean by "nonstandard"?

Non-standard annual report generally means that there is a problem with the sustainable operation ability of listed companies. Enterprises that fail to meet the standards for three consecutive years should attract the attention of investors. These non-standard enterprises are far lower than other normal listed companies in terms of operating performance and secondary market performance.

If the annual report of listed companies is issued with non-standard opinions, it will have a series of chain consequences, and refinancing may be blocked. According to the provisions of the Measures for the Administration of Securities Issuance of Listed Companies, if the financial statements of listed companies in the last three years and the latest period are issued with qualified opinions, negative opinions or audit reports that cannot express opinions by certified public accountants, they will lose their qualifications for public offering, allotment and issuance of convertible bonds.

It can be seen that once the financial statements of listed companies are issued with non-standard opinions, their refinancing ability (except private placement) will cease to exist for at least three years. This will definitely have a great impact on the healthy and rapid development of listed companies, and investors should fully estimate this.