China's 2nd-board market produces new rich

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China's 2nd-board market produces new rich

08:13, October 28, 2010      

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China's Growth Enterprises Board, which has been called China's Nasdaq-style second board market, has become a production line for the country's new rich, Beijing News reported Tuesday.

Nearly 500 CEOs and managers have joined the 100-million-yuan ($15 million) club since their startup company's IPO was listed on the second board on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in the past year.

Data from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange showed that through Oct 26, the number of listed companies on the second board had reached 134, with an aggregate market value of 600 billion yuan. The amount was less than 140 billion yuan when the board first opened on Oct 30, 2009.

Among the upstarts, 73 executives are worth more than one billion yuan, the report said.

Jiang Rensheng, a major shareholder of Chongqing Zhifei Biological Products Co Ltd, was ranked No1 on the second-board rich list with more than 8.7 billion yuan worth of the company's shares, the newspaper reported.

Jiang earned 300 million yuan after his company was listed just a month ago, the report said.

Analysts at Central China Securities said that it's normal if the shareholders' capital accumulates fast in a short period because listing is the last step of the venture capital business. However, they added that some company's stock prices do not yet reflect real values.

The Growth Enterprises Board is still new to the Chinese mainland, and a large amount of capital has poured into a small market, the newspaper reported.

The stock prices will reflect the real value of listed companies when the second-board market matures, the report said.

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