Gate.io data on December 16th, recently, several important shareholders of listed companies have transferred related shares to private placement institutions. According to incomplete statistics from reporters, since the formal implementation of the 'reduction of holdings new regulations' on May 24th, as of December 13th, in over half a year, 389 listed companies have disclosed private placement transfer plans or progress announcements. From June to November, there have been more than 40 companies on average planning share transfers every month. Some industry insiders believe that private placement funds can achieve investment appreciation and expand their shareholding scale by acquiring shares of listed companies through private placement transfers. Some listed company shareholders have funding needs, and transferring shares to private placement funds is also beneficial for reducing the impact on the Secondary Market. However, it has been learned from market sources that in the process of private placement institutions acquiring shares of listed companies, there are instances of 'proxy holding,' which requires vigilance from the market.
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A股protokol转让潮隐秘链条：özel satiş频繁bilinçsiz alım暗藏“代持”玄机
Gate.io data on December 16th, recently, several important shareholders of listed companies have transferred related shares to private placement institutions. According to incomplete statistics from reporters, since the formal implementation of the 'reduction of holdings new regulations' on May 24th, as of December 13th, in over half a year, 389 listed companies have disclosed private placement transfer plans or progress announcements. From June to November, there have been more than 40 companies on average planning share transfers every month. Some industry insiders believe that private placement funds can achieve investment appreciation and expand their shareholding scale by acquiring shares of listed companies through private placement transfers. Some listed company shareholders have funding needs, and transferring shares to private placement funds is also beneficial for reducing the impact on the Secondary Market. However, it has been learned from market sources that in the process of private placement institutions acquiring shares of listed companies, there are instances of 'proxy holding,' which requires vigilance from the market.