SHANGHAI: China has given the green light for 10 firms to list on the country’s stock exchanges, officials said, after a four-month hiatus on initial public offerings but analysts warned of a share glut in an already weak market.
New listings were approved in January following a year-long, Beijing-imposed freeze to reform regulations and halt a slide in share prices, but they were halted in February owing to concerns about the new process.
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