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Annihilated! Financial media reports: none of the first batch of IPO companies in this year's random inspection are qualified!

author:Generalized axiology

Annihilated! Since the full implementation of the registration system in the big A, there will be some strange things almost every once in a while, especially the IPO market, which has become a lingering shadow for shareholders, and we rack our brains and can't figure it out, what is the reason for creating so many unqualified enterprises? No, investors haven't stopped for a few days, and inexplicable market news is coming again, according to financial media reports: It's very unfortunate that the first batch of random inspection IPO companies in 2024 will all go offline!

Annihilated! Financial media reports: none of the first batch of IPO companies in this year's random inspection are qualified!

It's really speechless, just a normal spot check action has led to a result that makes people laugh and cry, and no one has a high hit rate, it's just 100%! What is even more puzzling is that there is a brokerage boss among them, just because its name is listed in the sponsor information of the relevant company to be listed! Now that the facts are ironclad, it is estimated that most shareholders will be puzzled again, and they do not understand why the relevant parties insist on resuming the normal issuance rhythm of IPOs when they cannot ensure the quality of the companies to be listed. What's more, the scope of this sampling survey is limited, and if we continue to increase the intensity of spot checks, the number of unqualified enterprises is likely to increase geometrically.

Annihilated! Financial media reports: none of the first batch of IPO companies in this year's random inspection are qualified!

It's really unimaginable, no wonder some shareholders suggest that the regulator arrange a whistleblowing investigation similar to 315, and after excluding all the problematic companies, it is not too late to restore the normal financing function of the capital market! Without the baptism of the sand, it will bury endless hidden dangers in the secondary market, and the final loss will have to be borne by the majority of small and medium-sized shareholders.

Annihilated! Financial media reports: none of the first batch of IPO companies in this year's random inspection are qualified!

For a long time, the lack of supervision has been obvious, so much so that some people say that in recent years, A-shares have been the only market that does not care about the life or death of retail investors, and the root cause of everything lies in the irrational reshaping of the entire investment and financing ecological environment. In real life, if a factory has a large number of substandard products, it will be reworked at least and closed for rectification, I think the IPO market should also follow this simple principle, do you say yes?