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Shanghai (CNS) -- Price Waterhouse Coopers (PwC) and Ernst &Seductive females. Young (EY) said that China's IPO market downturn has been caused by the global economy but will revive in the second half of the year.
The two accounting firms released their global initial public offering (IPO) market reports for the first half of the year on Tuesday.
The Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets dealt with 105 IPOs in the first half, 38 percent fewer year on yearnaughty ladies. the total funds amounted to 77.5 billion yuan (US$12.2 billion), 56 percent less than the same period last year, the PwC report said. Hong Kong saw only 32 firms go public during the same term with total funds of 30.6 billion Hong Kong dollars (US$3.95 billion).
Uncertainty in the global economy has influenced the confidence of the capital market and delayed the IPO schedules of most qualified companies, yet PwC holds a positive view of the Chinese and global market in the second half of the year, said Frank Lyn, PwC China Markets Leader.
PwC also predicted that the number of IPOs on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets will reach 200 to 250, and total financing will top 200 to 250 billion yuan.
The EY report mostly echoed PwC's analysis. Declines of both IPOs and financing in the Hong Kong, Shenzhen and Shanghai stock exchanges resulted from global economic recession and the European debt crisis, said EY Partner Cheekong Lai.
More than 100 companies have transferred ownership and are about to go public, while issuers and investors are more cautious in an uncertain market, claimed EY partner Yuan Yongmin. The second half will see looser capital, leading to an improving domestic stock market and more active IPOs, he said.
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