The latest report released by Deloitte China today predicts that in the first three quarters, the A-share market welcomed 122 new shares, with a total financing of 212.3 billion yuan; 78 new shares were raised at 77.2 billion yuan in the same period last year. The number of new shares increased 56% and the scale of financing increased 175%. The three curves are moving upward at the same time. The number of new shares went from 78 to 122, and the amount of financing went from 77.2 billion yuan to 212.3 billion yuan. The increase in the scale of financing was more than three times the increase in volume. In the first half of the year, about 70 new A-shares raised 69.3 billion yuan; the remaining 52 were completed in the third quarter. The pace accelerated markedly. What supported this round of growth were 6 very large IPOs from AI and robotics companies. According to the report, the momentum is mainly due to continued market reforms, significantly accelerated regulatory approval processes, and strategic support from the country's “15th Five-Year Plan”; these factors, along with the launch of many high-profile giant IPOs, will push the A-share market's annual performance in 2026 to surpass the level of 2025.

The latest report released by Deloitte China today predicts that in the first three quarters, the A-share market welcomed 122 new shares, with a total financing of 212.3 billion yuan; 78 new shares were raised at 77.2 billion yuan in the same period last year. The number of new shares increased 56% and the scale of financing increased 175%. The three curves are moving upward at the same time. The number of new shares went from 78 to 122, and the amount of financing went from 77.2 billion yuan to 212.3 billion yuan. The increase in the scale of financing was more than three times the increase in volume. In the first half of the year, about 70 new A-shares raised 69.3 billion yuan; the remaining 52 were completed in the third quarter. The pace accelerated markedly. What supported this round of growth were 6 very large IPOs from AI and robotics companies. According to the report, the momentum is mainly due to continued market reforms, significantly accelerated regulatory approval processes, and strategic support from the country's “15th Five-Year Plan”; these factors, along with the launch of many high-profile giant IPOs, will push the A-share market's annual performance in 2026 to surpass the level of 2025.