Main Board ST Stocks to See Trading Limit Rise to 10% Next Monday, 150 Stocks Face Accelerated Divergence and Delisting Risks

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New A-share trading rules will take effect on July 6, raising the daily price fluctuation limit for main board risk-warning stocks from 5% to 10%, aligning them with other main board stocks. As of July 3, there were 211 ST-type stocks in the A-share market, of which 150 are main board ST stocks, including 77 *ST stocks and 73 ST stocks. Tian Lihui, director of the Financial Development Institute at Nankai University, said this adjustment is not a simple deregulation but a deep reshaping of market value logic. Value recovery for stocks with improving fundamentals will accelerate, while inferior stocks lacking support will see risks cleared faster and may even trigger face-value delisting sooner. From the start of the year to July 2, 117 of these 150 stocks fell, 21 saw their share prices halved, and several stocks recently announced they may face delisting risk warnings or delisting risks. Most companies also face multiple risks such as production and operation issues, irregular guarantees, major shareholder share pledges and freezes, and litigation. Industry insiders caution that after the widening of price limits, single-day profit and loss swings will double. Investors should be wary of accelerated face-value delisting and speculative risks for stocks lacking fundamental support, and participate in trading prudently.

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