Listed companies will be subject to more supervision and their shares will be greatly dispersed. If the industry has sufficient cash flow, there is no need to go public. Huawei, Laoganma, Wahaha, SF, Tai Fang, etc. all chose the road of non-listing. Please adopt!

Second, why does Laoganma insist on not lending, financing and listing, which is really good for enterprise development?

I think this is actually beneficial to the development of enterprises. No loans, no financing and no listing can make the enterprise develop more stably and gain more consumers' trust.

3. Why don't some well-known enterprises choose to go public?

What we think most about is Huawei and Laoganma, and Alipay is not bad. Is Kweichow Moutai short of money? What will you do when there is no shortage of money for listing financing?

Ren Zheng Fei, Huawei's boss, said that Huawei is not listed.

Ren said: "We have all heard many theories of traditional economics, all claiming that shareholders have a long-term vision, they will not pursue short-term interests, and they will make very reasonable and well-documented investments in the future. But in fact, shareholders are greedy. They hope to squeeze every drop of profits out of the company as soon as possible.

Tao Huabi, the founder of Laoganma, has always insisted on his "four noes" requirement, "no tax evasion, no loan, no debt and no listing", and kept lobbyists out. Tao Huabi thinks, "I know nothing about listing and financing. All I know is that once I go public, I may lose everything. Going public is cheating people's money, so I am determined not to go public. "

listed company

1, it is necessary to announce the operating and financial conditions to the public and accept supervision.

2, the main goal of listing is financing, many companies are not short of money, such as securities companies, they are not short of money. Collect money for shareholders. Many companies' annual profits are not as good as a suite in Beijing. However, after listing, it will cash out hundreds of millions, such as LeTV. According to the interest, major shareholders and related parties will cash out 654.38+0.5 billion. Of course, there are still some enterprises that really need capital financing to grow bigger.

I really don't want to talk about listed companies. . . . . .

Fourth, why doesn't Laoganma go public for financing, which is not good for enterprises?

Listed companies will be subject to more supervision, equity will be greatly dispersed, and owners' control over enterprises will be greatly reduced. If the cash flow is abundant, there is no need to go public. Huawei, Laoganma, Wahaha, SF, Tai Fang, etc. They are all great enterprises, and they all chose the road of non-listing. Please adopt!