① Over 40 billion yuan was lifted in a single day! There will be a small peak next Monday when the ban will be lifted; ② Attention! These 7 stocks have been banned for a large amount and a large percentage of them “double listed.”
Financial Services Association, May 18 (Editor Shen Chao) Next week (May 20 to May 24), the A-share market will face the lifting of a large-scale ban on restricted shares. The total market value of the unbanned stocks will exceed 60 billion yuan, of which nearly 80% will be lifted on Monday.
Over 40 billion yuan was lifted in a single day! The ban will be lifted next Monday to welcome a small peak
Statistics show that a total of 65 companies will lift the ban on restricted shares one after another next week, totaling 4.337 billion shares. Based on the closing price on May 17, the total market value of the unbanned shares is 60.752 billion yuan. Judging from the overall market value of the lifting of the ban, next Monday (May 20) is the peak period when the ban is lifted. The total market value of 35 companies lifted the ban is 46.866 billion yuan, accounting for 77.14% of the scale of the ban being lifted next week. The pressure to lift the ban is not significant.
Judging from the scale of individual stocks being unbanned, Zhongke Fei Test (8.949 billion yuan), Shenzhen Sanda A (8.207 billion yuan), and Nanqiao Food (6.025 billion yuan) rank in the top three, with a market value of over 5 billion yuan when the ban was lifted. Notel Biotech ($3,795 billion) and electric wind power ($2,832 billion) followed. It is worth noting that the above 5 shares will all be unbanned next Monday.
Zhongke Flying Test, which ranked first in terms of the scale of ban lifting, is the leading domestic production of test equipment. At present, the company's equipment such as non-graphic wafer defect detection equipment, graphic wafer defect detection equipment, and three-dimensional morphology measurement equipment has fully covered mass production requirements in the field of advanced wafer-level packaging. The main types of shares to be banned next week are shares restricted by initial shareholders and shares strategically placed for initial sale.
The main business of Shenzhen Sanda A, which ranked second, is digital and information services. The main types of shares unbanned this time are shares placed by targeted additional institutions, which stemmed from the company's purchase of 96.72% of the shares in the Chinese system by issuing shares in 2021.
In terms of stock price performance, as of the close of trading on May 17, Zhongke Feizei's stock price had fallen by 33.09% since this year, and the cumulative decline of Shenzhen Sanda A was 21.44%, all of which significantly outperformed the market.
ATTENTION! These 7 stocks have been banned for a large amount and a large percentage “double listed”
Compared to the size of the market capitalization, the rate of lifting the ban often has a greater impact on the trend of individual stock prices. Six companies will lift the ban by more than 50% next week.
Judging from the specific share ban rate, Nanqiao Food, Yuma Shading, and Electric Wind Power will all be lifted by more than 60% next week. Among them, the number of unbanned Nanqiao Foods accounts for the largest proportion of the total share capital, reaching 83.68%.
It should be noted that the number of “double listed” individual stocks that will be banned in large numbers and in large proportions next week will reach 7. They are Nanqiao Food, Yuma Shading, Electric Wind Power, Zhongke Flying Survey, Sanfu Xinke, Shenzhen Sanda A, and Del Mar, respectively.
The massive lifting of the ban does not necessarily lead to a drop in stock prices, because the performance of stock prices is affected by various factors, of which the company's fundamentals are the most important determining factor. However, as far as investors are concerned, they still need to be cautious when it comes to large amounts and large proportions of individual stocks such as those above that have been lifted from the “double listing” ban.
At the same time, investors should pay close attention to the announcement of the company that has lifted the ban, understand the specific quantity and type of shares and the potential behavior of shareholders after the ban is lifted, and conduct a comprehensive analysis based on market conditions and company fundamentals to make wise investment decisions.