Are there any Japanese listed companies in China?

For example, China Qi Bo, the most famous China company listed in Japan.

On August 8, 2007, China Qi Bo Environmental Solutions Technology (Holdings) Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Qi Bo, China, code of Tokyo Stock Exchange: 14 12) was officially listed on the first main board market of Tokyo Stock Exchange (hereinafter referred to as East Exchange).

This is the first non-Japanese enterprise in the world that has been approved by Tokyo Stock Exchange and directly landed on Zhengdong's main board after the initial public offering.

As the world's first non-Japanese company to issue an IPO on the main board of the East Exchange, China Qi Bo issued a price of 6.5438+0.6 million yen per share, which was highly sought after on the day of listing. Its share price reached 280,000 yen and finally closed at 258,000 yen, up 665.438+0% on the first day. The actual net financing amount is about 654.38 billion yen (about 800 million yuan).

China Qi Bo's full name "China Qi Bo Environmental Solution Technology" was established in British Cayman Islands on June 5438+February 65438+February 2003.

Its core entity, Beijing Qi Bo Electric Power Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Beijing Qi Bo) was established in Beijing in June 2002. It is a large-scale environmental protection solution company engaged in flue gas desulfurization, sewage treatment and other environmental protection businesses in China, and its business scope covers all provinces and cities in China, major power generation groups and energy companies.

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The reasons why China's listing in Japan was blocked;

First, there are obstacles in the financial system.

When China enterprises go public overseas, they must be familiar with the financial system of the target market, including the application and disclosure of future financial information, and the financial statements must meet the requirements of the listing place.

Second, the obstacle of talent.

This is very important. At present, enterprises in China are seriously short of experienced professionals. Listing requires a very high technical content. Choosing the timing of listing, introducing strategic investors, recommending by sponsors, and reorganizing enterprises all need an important person who knows the Japanese capital market.

In domestic listed companies, such Japanese talents are scarce, and Japanese learners account for less than 5% of English learners. Many learners are about animation, and few financial language learners.

Third, cost restrictions.

Listing in Japan requires fees, including four parts, the first is the fees of securities companies, the second is the fees of certified public accountants, the third is the fees of lawyers, and the fourth is the fees of stock exchanges. The total cost of these four expenses is about 20 million, which is much higher than other overseas capital markets.

There are too many difficulties in listing in Japan, and only a few China enterprises are seen in the Japanese stock exchange. In April 2007, Asian interactive media landed in the parent city of emerging companies of Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Listed on the Growth Enterprise Market, Beijing-based Asia Interactive Media is the first mainland China enterprise to list in Japan. However, the founder was delisted because he embezzled the assets of listed companies, which had a bad influence on China's listing in Japan.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-China Qi Bo