What companies are listed in Zhanjiang?

There are two listed companies in Zhanjiang, namely Guan Hao Gaoxin (600433) and Guolian Aquatic Products (300094).

Stock listing refers to the legal act of publicly listing and trading the issued shares on the stock exchange after being approved by the stock exchange. Stock listing is a "bridge" connecting stock issuance and stock trading.

In China, shares are eligible for listing after public offering. After listing, the company will be able to get huge capital investment, which is conducive to the company's development. The new stock listing rules mainly modify the information disclosure and suspension system, and enhance the transparency of information disclosure, which is an improvement. In particular, major events require detailed and continuous disclosure, which is conducive to ordinary investors to resolve the impact of some information asymmetry.

After the stock is listed, more investors will subscribe for the shares of the company, and the company can resell some of the shares to these investors, and then use the funds obtained for other purposes, which disperses the company's risks.

It is convenient for investors to buy after listing, which naturally improves the liquidity and liquidity of stocks.

The listing of shares must be audited by relevant institutions and subject to corresponding management, and the regulations on information disclosure and stock listing must be implemented, which greatly enhances the public's trust in the company and makes it willing to buy shares of the company. At the same time, because most people think that listed companies are strong, it is also convenient for companies to raise funds through other means (such as debt).

The most obvious benefit of listing is to get funds. Unlisted companies usually have limited funds, which means that they have limited resources to maintain their own working capital.

Companies that need financing can get a lot of money through listing. By publicly issuing shares, companies can raise funds, which can be used for a variety of purposes, including growth and expansion, debt repayment, marketing, R&D and corporate mergers and acquisitions. Moreover, once the company goes public, it can raise more funds from the open market again by issuing bonds, equity refinancing or private placement (PIPE).

The publicity effect brought by the company's listing is very effective for the marketing of its products and services. In addition, more attention will often promote the formation of new business or strategic alliances, and attract potential partners and merger targets. The transformation from a private company to a listed company will also enhance the company's international image and provide customers and suppliers with confidence in long-term cooperation with the company. Companies listed on the international capital market will gain significant brand recognition in China.

Listing will immediately bring liquidity to shareholders, thus improving the company's value (paying attention to the requirements of listed companies for financial transparency and corporate governance will also help improve their valuation).