The listing of equity trading centers, simply put, means that companies publicly list their equity in a specific non-profit regional equity trading market. This platform is approved by the government and, as part of my country’s multi-level capital market system, provides an important financing channel for enterprises.

By listing on the Equity Exchange Center, companies can effectively solve financing problems, improve their credibility, enhance brand influence, and take this opportunity to optimize their internal structure. In addition, it can also attract preferential policies such as regional subsidies from the government, which has a positive role in promoting the long-term development of enterprises.

In order to successfully complete the transfer of equity, the following steps generally need to be followed: First, the transferor and the transferee need to sign an equity transfer agreement, clarify key matters such as price and handover, and sign for confirmation. Secondly, other shareholders need to give up their right of first refusal on the transferred shares. Next, a shareholders' meeting needs to be held. The old shareholders agree and remove the transferor from their positions, and the new shareholders appoint corresponding positions. Everyone needs to sign on the relevant documents. At the same time, formulate and update the company's articles of association. Finally, after completing the tax payment, submit all documents to the Industrial and Commercial Bureau for equity change registration.

In general, the listing of the Equity Exchange Center is an important link involving changes in corporate equity, and has a profound impact on the development strategy and operations of the company.