How soon can the company go public?

Legal analysis: there is no clear provision in the securities law. From a practical point of view, the time from enterprise restructuring to listing depends on the specific situation, and the overall time is more than one year. In general, the approximate time of each stage is as follows: it takes about 6 months from planning to restructuring to establishing a joint stock limited company, and the time for changing a standardized limited liability company into a joint stock limited company can be shortened; It takes about 3 to 4 months for intermediaries such as sponsors to conduct due diligence and issue application documents; Theoretically, it takes about 3 to 4 months from the examination by the CSRC to the issuance and listing, but the actual operation time is often around 10 months. Generally speaking, if an enterprise wants to be listed on the domestic securities market, it must go through three stages: comprehensive evaluation, standardized reorganization and formal start-up.

Legal basis: Securities Law of People's Republic of China (PRC).

Article 46 An application for listing securities shall be submitted to the stock exchange, which shall examine and approve it according to law, and both parties shall sign a listing agreement. The stock exchange arranges the listing and trading of government bonds according to the decision of the department authorized by the State Council.

Article 79 Listed companies, companies whose corporate bonds are listed and traded, and companies listed and traded on other national stock exchanges approved by the State Council shall prepare periodic reports in accordance with the contents and formats stipulated by the the State Council securities regulatory body and the stock exchange, and submit and announce them in accordance with the following provisions: (1) Submit and announce the annual report within four months after the end of each fiscal year, in which the annual financial accounting report shall be audited by an accounting firm that meets the requirements of this Law; (2) Submit and announce an interim report within two months after the end of the first half of each fiscal year.

Article 13 When a company publicly issues new shares, it shall submit an application for issuance and the following documents: (1) Business license of the company; (2) Articles of association; (3) resolutions of the shareholders' meeting. (4) the prospectus or other public offering documents. (5) Financial and accounting reports. (6) The name and address of the bank that collects the shares. Where a sponsor is hired in accordance with the provisions of this law, a letter of recommendation for issuance issued by the sponsor shall also be submitted. In case of underwriting in accordance with the provisions of this Law, the name of the underwriting institution and relevant agreements shall also be submitted.

Article 69 The acquisition conditions in the tender offer are applicable to all shareholders of the acquired company. Where a listed company issues different types of shares, the purchaser may put forward different acquisition conditions for different types of shares.

Article 50 insiders of insider information in securities trading and those who illegally obtain insider information are prohibited from using insider information to engage in securities trading activities.

People's Republic of China (PRC) Company Law Article 120 A listed company as mentioned in this Law refers to a joint stock limited company whose shares are listed and traded on a stock exchange.