Recently, the delisted companies on the A** market have once again attracted widespread attention in the market. This year, 6 A-shares** have been delisted, of which 4 are "delisted at par value", accounting for 67%. In addition, there are 7** stocks that have been locked in "face value delisting", which means that as many as 11** have touched and locked in "face value delisting" this year.
Experts said that the effect of the new rules on delisting of 1 yuan is gradually emerging, and the "delisting at face value" will run throughout the year to promote the survival of the fittest in the market. However, this has also raised concerns in the market, as investors need to be highly vigilant about seeking to restructure their shells before delisting, and to guard against "flickering restructuring".
According to the interviewed experts, the so-called "par value delisting" means that if a listed company's stock price continues to be lower than the par value for a continuous period of time, it will be forcibly delisted, which has gradually become the main form of delisting on the A** market. At the same time, the introduction of the new rules for delisting of 1 yuan has further purified the market environment and promoted the survival of the fittest.
Despite this, investors still need to be cautious when investing to avoid falling into risks due to blindly following the herd and other behaviors. In addition, regulators should continue to strengthen market supervision to provide investors with a safer and more transparent market environment.
In short, the delisted companies on the A** market have attracted widespread attention in the market. In the future, the regulatory authorities will continue to strengthen the supervision of the market to provide investors with a safer and more transparent market environment.