More than 10 semiconductor companies are the first to land! The draft rules of the Science and Technology Innovation Board are released, and the investor threshold is 500,000

On January 23, the Sixth Meeting of the Central Committee for Comprehensively Deepening Reforms reviewed and approved the "Overall Implementation Plan for Establishing a Science and Technology Innovation Board and Piloting a Registration System at the Shanghai Stock Exchange" and the "Implementation Opinions on Establishing a Science and Technology Innovation Board and Piloting a Registration System at the Shanghai Stock Exchange". All sectors of the market are full of expectations for the formal launch of the Science and Technology Innovation Board. The simultaneous launch of the "Science and Technology Innovation Board + registration system" will be a revolution in the A-share market.

Previously, CICC released a research report saying that the first batch of Sci-Tech Innovation Board companies may be listed before the first half of 2019. It is initially expected that there will be about 150 companies listed on the Sci-Tech Innovation Board in 2019, with a roughly estimated fundraising scale of 50 billion to 100 billion yuan.

Under the premise of a series of favorable policies for the Science and Technology Innovation Board, the industry believes that the Science and Technology Innovation Board is likely to be launched in the second quarter. At present, many semiconductor and mobile phone industry chain manufacturers that have entered the listing filing guidance stage have set their sights on the Science and Technology Innovation Board. In response to this, Jiwei.com has counted the 8 semiconductor and 2 mobile phone industry chain manufacturers that are most likely to be listed on the Science and Technology Innovation Board.

Semiconductor manufacturers flock to the market

According to Wind statistics, as of January 25, there were 27 companies that had submitted IPO guidance registration and filing applications in 2019 and had not yet entered the queue stage. Industry insiders believe that most companies' IPO guidance filing documents are aimed at the Science and Technology Innovation Board.

Shao Yu, chief economist of Orient Securities, said in an interview with People's Venture Capital that the establishment of the Science and Technology Innovation Board and the trial of the registration system can tap into potential companies in the capital market, optimize market pricing, provide investors with reasonable returns, and support innovative companies. The Chinese semiconductor industry, which is developing vigorously this year, is seen as the potential biggest beneficiary.

Semiconductor companies are most enthusiastic about listing on the Science and Technology Innovation Board. AMEC and Montage Technology have become pioneers in the semiconductor industry, and the industry generally believes that they will be the first batch of companies listed on the Science and Technology Innovation Board. According to incomplete statistics from Jiwei.com, from 2018 to date, 8 semiconductor companies have submitted IPO guidance filings.

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