Beijing Stock Exchange Lists 60 New Stocks Year-to-Date, IPO Queue Hits 223

The pipeline, not the listing count, is the real signal here: a backlog larger than Shanghai and Shenzhen combined suggests Beijing is being positioned as the default venue for smaller issuers, even as the other two exchanges manage their own flows. That shift matters most for early-stage companies weighing where to list and for the brokers and investors building coverage around them. Whether the queue converts into listings at the current pace, or stalls under review capacity, is the open question.