The Chinese mainland is still leading the amount of financing in IPOs in global capital markets, despite the recent temporary tightening pace of IPOs nationwide.
The Beijing Stock Exchange is likely to see a significant rise in initial public offerings next year as it enters a fast lane of development amid the country's ramped-up efforts to strengthen financial support for technological innovation, market experts said.
Small and medium-sized enterprises account for 77 percent of the total listed companies and more than 80 percent are from strategic emerging industries and advanced manufacturing, said Long Haiyang, head of the executive office of the BSE.
The total market capitalization of 105 companies listed on the BSE exceeded 190 billion yuan, and their net profits increased by over 23 percent year on year in 2021.
As the country steps up capital market reforms, Chinese stocks and bonds will become increasingly attractive to both domestic and international investors, analysts say.