Shanghai Stock Exchange hosts international investors for on-site research of nine sci-tech firms
The Shanghai Stock Exchange organized an "International Investors Visit to Domestic Listed Companies" event after the release of 2026 semi-annual reports. Nearly 20 asset management institutions from the UK, France, Singapore, and other countries visited nine SSE-listed sci-tech innovation enterprises in Shanghai and Hangzhou for site visits and management discussions. The SSE aims to attract medium- and long-term foreign capital and deepen capital market opening under CSRC guidance.
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Shanghai Stock Exchange Hosts International Investors for Tour of 9 Sci-Tech Firms
The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) recently organized an 'International Investors Visit to Domestic Listed Companies' event to attract more medium- and long-term foreign capital into the Chinese market. The event, held after the release of 2026 semi-annual reports, focused on the companies' first-half performance and medium- to long-term development plans. Representatives from nearly 20 international asset management institutions from the UK, France, Singapore, and other countries visited Shanghai and Hangzhou to conduct in-depth research on nine SSE-listed sci-tech innovation enterprises. The tour included site visits and discussions with management. The SSE stated that, under the guidance of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, it will continue to deepen the high-level opening of the capital market, serve technological innovation and new quality productive forces, and build efficient cross-border communication platforms to meet international investors' research needs and attract more foreign long-term capital.
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The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) recently organized an 'International Investors Visit to Listed Companies' event, aiming to attract more medium- and long-term foreign capital and enhance global understanding of SSE-listed firms. The event coincided with the conclusion of the 2026 semi-annual report disclosure period, focusing on the first-half performance and medium- to long-term development plans of the companies. Nearly 20 international asset management representatives from the UK, France, Singapore, and other countries visited nine SSE-listed science and technology companies in Shanghai and Hangzhou. They conducted site visits and discussions with management to assess business fundamentals and growth drivers. Several prominent international investment institutions participated, signaling recognition of the operational performance and innovation momentum of high-quality Chinese listed firms. The SSE stated it will continue, under the guidance of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, to deepen capital market opening, support technological innovation and new quality productive forces, and build efficient cross-border communication platforms to meet international investors' research needs and attract more foreign long-term capital.
Read sourceShanghai Stock Exchange Hosts International Investors for On-Site Company Research to Attract Foreign Capital
The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) recently organized an 'International Investors Visit Domestic Listed Companies' activity to attract more medium- and long-term foreign capital and promote high-level opening of the capital market. Held after the release of 2026 semi-annual reports, the event focused on the first-half business performance and medium- to long-term development plans of listed companies. Nearly 20 international asset management institutions from the UK, France, Singapore, and other countries participated, visiting science and technology innovation (Sci-Tech Innovation Board) companies in Shanghai and Hangzhou. Through site visits and discussions with management, investors conducted in-depth research on nine SSE-listed companies. The SSE stated that multiple well-known international investment institutions actively participated, reflecting foreign recognition of the performance and innovation momentum of high-quality Chinese listed companies. Going forward, under the guidance of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), the SSE will deepen capital market opening, serve technological innovation and new quality productive forces, build efficient cross-border communication platforms, and help global investors share in China's科技创新 and capital market development opportunities.
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Shanghai Stock Exchange Hosts International Investors for On-Site Company Visits
The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) recently organized an 'International Investors On-Site Research of Listed Companies' event to attract more medium- to long-term foreign capital and enhance global investors' understanding of the investment value of Shanghai-listed firms. According to a report from financial data provider Jin10 on September 24, a delegation of international investors visited Shanghai and Hangzhou, conducting in-depth research on nine SSE-listed companies through site visits and management meetings. Multiple well-known international investment institutions participated, reflecting foreign long-term capital's recognition of the operational performance and innovation momentum of high-quality Chinese listed companies. The SSE stated that, under the guidance of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, it will continue to deepen the high-level opening of the capital market, support technological innovation and the development of new productive forces, and build efficient cross-border communication platforms to meet international investors' research needs and attract more foreign capital to the Chinese market.
Shanghai Stock Exchange Hosts International Investors for On-Site Company Research
The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) recently organized an event titled 'International Investors Visit Domestic Listed Companies for Research,' aiming to attract more medium- and long-term foreign capital into China's market and enhance global investors' understanding of Shanghai-listed firms. During the event, an international investor delegation traveled to Shanghai and Hangzhou to conduct in-depth research on nine SSE-listed companies through site visits and discussions with management. Several prominent international investment institutions actively participated, reflecting foreign long-term capital's recognition of the operational performance and innovation momentum of high-quality Chinese listed companies. The SSE stated that, under the guidance of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), it will continue to deepen the high-level opening of the capital market, support technological innovation and the development of new productive forces, and build efficient cross-border communication platforms to meet international investors' research needs, thereby attracting more foreign medium- and long-term funds and helping global investors share in China's technological innovation and high-quality capital market development opportunities.
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The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) recently organized another round of 'International Investors Visit Listed Companies' activities, aiming to attract more medium- and long-term foreign capital into the Chinese market and promote high-level opening of the capital markets. The event, held after the release of 2026 semi-annual reports for Shanghai-listed companies, focused on the companies' first-half performance and medium- to long-term development plans. Nearly 20 international asset management institutions from the UK, France, Singapore and other countries participated, visiting nine Shanghai-listed science and technology innovation (STAR Market) companies in Shanghai and Hangzhou. The delegation conducted in-depth research through site visits and management meetings. The SSE stated that multiple well-known international investment institutions actively participated, reflecting overseas long-term capital's recognition of the operational performance and innovation momentum of high-quality Chinese listed companies. Going forward, the SSE will deepen capital market opening, serve technological innovation and new quality productive forces, and build efficient cross-border communication platforms to better meet international investors' research demands for Chinese assets.
Read sourceShanghai Stock Exchange Hosts Event for International Investors to Visit Listed Firms
The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) recently organized an 'International Investors Visit Listed Companies in China' activity to attract more medium- and long-term foreign capital into the market. According to a report by People's Financial Information on September 24, the SSE stated that the event aims to enhance international investors' understanding of companies listed on the SSE and promote a high-level opening of the capital market. During the event, an international investor delegation visited Shanghai and Hangzhou, conducting in-depth research on nine SSE-listed companies through site visits and discussions with management. Several well-known international investment institutions participated, indicating recognition of the performance and innovation capabilities of high-quality Chinese listed companies. The SSE stated that, under the guidance of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, it will continue to deepen the high-level opening of the capital market, serve technological innovation and the development of new productive forces, and build efficient cross-border communication platforms to meet international investors' research needs and attract more foreign medium- and long-term capital.
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