What are the key indicators and standards of enterprise ipo?

First of all, judge the scale and performance of the enterprise: it must be profitable for three consecutive years before listing. If the net profit is above 30 million, and the annual growth rate of the main business income in the last three years is above 30%, you can go to the Growth Enterprise Market; If the net profit is above 50 million, you can go to the small and medium-sized board. These figures are not hard indicators, but they have strong reference significance. If this goal is expected to be achieved in a year or two, it is more appropriate to start preparing for listing now.

Secondly, it depends on the industry: whether it is a restrictive industry, the gross profit level of the industry, whether the enterprise has a leading position or a certain competitive advantage in the industry, and whether the industry has growth. ...

Look at the historical evolution of enterprises: whether the capital contribution and equity are clear, whether private enterprises participate in the restructuring of collective enterprises, and whether the actual controllers have changed in the last three years. ...

Look at management again: whether to rely on big customers or single market, how to resist risks, whether to rely on related transactions, whether to compete in the same industry, such as whether the enterprise can have the best technical content, whether the ownership of patents, trademarks, land and houses is clear, and what projects will be invested by the funds raised by listing. ...

There is also legality: have you been severely punished in the last three years, including taxation, environmental protection, land, social security, customs and so on.