1, the company information is more open and transparent, because there are mandatory information disclosure requirements;
2. The corporate governance structure is more perfect, because there are statutory requirements for governance norms;
3. Shareholder changes are more common because stocks can be listed and circulated;
4. Equity financing is more convenient and capital operation is more frequent, because stocks are more liquid and have sustained fair pricing;
5, subject to stricter legal constraints, stricter institutional supervision and more concentrated media attention, because it is a public company, involving the interests of public investors;
6. Generally, it has a large scale, strong profitability and anti-risk ability, and is in good financial condition due to the listing requirements and the support of the capital market.