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How many stocks have been delisted in China?

There is no company in China stock market that completely goes bankrupt and liquidates and returns shareholders' rights and interests.

The vast majority of stocks with continuous losses have retreated to the third board market. I have seen a table before. From 1999 to 20 15, 63 stocks retreated to the third board. Divided by 10 years, divided by 12 months, and then divided by two (because there are two exchanges in China, the Shanghai Stock Exchange and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange), the final average result is, of course, this is the average. In fact, there will be many years, and there was no delisting in Shenzhen in 2008 and 2009.

The return of stocks to the third board market can be seen in the trading software. Enter 400 on the interface, and all the stocks returned to the third board will be displayed below.

And the stocks that lose money continuously are not just waiting for the third board. Many stocks were merged and reorganized before retreating to the third board and backdoor listing. For example, ST Guan aluminum turned into Minmetals rare earth. The stock price has changed from the previous highest of 9 to more than 28.