On August 31, the China Association of Listed Companies released the 2026 semi-annual business performance report of listed companies in the domestic stock market. As of August 31, there were 5,558 listed companies in the market, with strategic emerging industries and high-tech manufacturing accounting for 60% of the total. In 2026, 102 new initial listed companies were added, with GEM, Science and Technology Innovation Board, and Beijing Stock Exchange accounting for 82%, mainly in the electronics and machinery industry; 21 companies were delisted, with the Shanghai and Shenzhen Main Board accounting for two-thirds. Of these, 4 involved major illegal forced delisting, 13 involved financial delisting, and 1 voluntarily delisted. The amount of financing from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange surpassed last year, and the supply of high-quality assets has continued to expand. Since the beginning of the year, 33 new A+H share companies have been added, and nearly 100 mainland companies have landed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. A number of hard technology companies represented by artificial intelligence and biomedicine have emerged, further stabilizing the position of Hong Kong stocks as a global asset allocation hub.

On August 31, the China Association of Listed Companies released the 2026 semi-annual business performance report of listed companies in the domestic stock market. As of August 31, there were 5,558 listed companies in the market, with strategic emerging industries and high-tech manufacturing accounting for 60% of the total. In 2026, 102 new initial listed companies were added, with GEM, Science and Technology Innovation Board, and Beijing Stock Exchange accounting for 82%, mainly in the electronics and machinery industry; 21 companies were delisted, with the Shanghai and Shenzhen Main Board accounting for two-thirds. Of these, 4 involved major illegal forced delisting, 13 involved financial delisting, and 1 voluntarily delisted. The amount of financing from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange surpassed last year, and the supply of high-quality assets has continued to expand. Since the beginning of the year, 33 new A+H share companies have been added, and nearly 100 mainland companies have landed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. A number of hard technology companies represented by artificial intelligence and biomedicine have emerged, further stabilizing the position of Hong Kong stocks as a global asset allocation hub.