IPO fundraising set to surge this year
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FUNDS raised through initial public offerings on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges are set to jump between 58 percent and 89 percent from 2015 to around 250 billion yuan (US$38 billion) to 300 billion yuan this year, PricewaterhouseCoopers said.
The number of new listings is expected to nearly double from the 219 last year to 400, PwC said. New listings are set to be driven by small and medium firms and dominated by industrial products, information technology, financial services, and retail and consumer products sectors, PwC added.
“IPO activities will steadily accelerate on a monthly basis as new policies including a registration-based IPO system and launch of the Strategic Emerging Industries Board will further open up the A-share market,” Frank Lyn, PwC China Markets Leader, told a media conference yesterday.
A PwC survey of 290 potential IPO applicants found that 80 percent of them were planning to list in the domestic capital market, with the upcoming Strategic Emerging Industries Board as the top choice, followed by the New Third Board and the ChiNext board.
Also, the gap in valuation between the domestic and overseas capital markets is set to continue the trend for overseas-listed firms to return home this year, fueling the A-share IPO market, according to PwC.
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