There are three ways for companies to be listed: 1. Q version listed companies, 2. E version listed, 3. New OTC market listing

We usually refer to Q version or E version That is, the Shanghai Equity Custody and Trading Center SME Equity Quotation System is a new trading platform launched by the center in 2013 to address the financing difficulties of SMEs. It provides SMEs with opportunities to connect with the capital market and becomes a corporate display image, financial It serves as a bridge for institutions to release financial products and for investors to discover high-quality companies.

What are the benefits of being listed on the Q board?

What is Q-board listing? "For example, the Q-board market is like the Yellow Pages of the capital market. Small, medium and micro enterprises in any industry can enter." Investors can quickly find them through the yellow pages. Information on Q-board companies in all industries. These Q-board companies make online quotations through the system. Once investors take a fancy, the transactions and financing between both parties are completed offline.

Listing on the Q board has positive significance for improving the company's own image and brand building, and can enhance corporate credibility, reputation, and employee loyalty; it is conducive to personnel recruitment, but listing on the Q board cannot raise funds online, nor can it Bank financing is just a threshold for entry. We can vigorously promote the company, formulate company development plans, and conduct offline financing.

Q version listing conditions

For Q version listed company conditions Not high, with an effective management team; a fixed business location; the corporate legal representative cannot commit major illegal acts; and the main business projects have sustainable development. As long as you have these, you can start the Q version listing.

Some people will ask whether the Q version or the E version is better. Of course, the E version is better. The E version can be online just like the new third version. Bank equity pledge loans can also be used for transactions, but E-version listings are more difficult, and they all need to be adapted and operated through Q-version listings first.

So I suggest that small and micro enterprises can be listed on the Q board first, and then transfer to the E board when the company operates in a standardized manner and meets the requirements of the E board. The reason is that the E-board listing requirements are relatively high and the audit of enterprises is stricter. If you directly apply for E-board listing, it is not cost-effective in terms of cost and time. Listing on the Q board reduces the risk of listing an enterprise. It can gradually improve the various corporate governance and operational management issues encountered in the development process of the enterprise from small to large, gradually become familiar with the operating rules of the capital market, and prepare for the future transfer to the E board to enter a higher level of capital. The market has laid a solid foundation.