Overseas-listed Chinese companies seeking to re-list at home face new hurdles, after the country's regulator raised concerns over the valuation gap between domestic and overseas markets and speculation related to backdoor listings. The China Securities Regulatory Commission said on May 6 that it was studying the market impact of overseas-listed companies re-listing in the A-share market through IPOs and mergers and acquisitions, as well as restructuring. The CSRC move led to speculation that the flow of domestic re-listings may be put on hold - at least for now.
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