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【New Stock IPO】CITIC Lyon, CITIC Construction Investment Resign as Overall Coordinators for Saimate IPO Bloomberg: Due to Internal Staffing Shortages in Investment Banks
Mainland China’s two major investment banks, CITIC Securities and CITIC Construction (International), have stepped down as overall coordinators for the IPO of semiconductor CIM manufacturer Semit, effective March 6 and March 8 respectively, due to internal staffing shortages, Bloomberg reports.
Originally, Semit’s IPO underwriting team included Haitong International, CITIC Construction (International), and CITIC Securities as “Joint Sponsors and Overall Coordinators,” with Shenwan Hongyuan Securities (Hong Kong) and Futu Securities serving as “Overall Coordinators.”
After the change, Haitong International, Shenwan Hongyuan Securities (Hong Kong), and Futu Securities remain as “Overall Coordinators.”
The China Securities Regulatory Commission issued a regulatory circular in January, stating that if each main personnel supervises six or more “active listing activities” simultaneously, the sponsor will be considered to lack sufficient resources to fulfill their duties. They are required to submit corrective and resource plans within two weeks and are warned of upcoming thematic inspections of sponsors.
Bloomberg indicates that it is unclear whether the reason for these investment banks abandoning Semit’s deal is due to excessive workload on key personnel.
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