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CSRC: Over 100 Listed Firms Disclose Equal Treatment of SMEs

China’s securities regulator said more than 100 listed companies on the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges had disclosed how they treat small and medium-sized enterprises equally, as of the end of April. Guo Ruiming, head of listed-company supervision at the CSRC, gave the figure at a State Council Information Office briefing on September 14 on tackling late payments to SMEs, adding that many listed firms are themselves SMEs facing payment-collection problems.

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This is a disclosure milestone rather than a capital-markets event, and its significance lies in the regulator using listed-company transparency as a lever on a much wider problem: late payments to smaller suppliers. The affected parties run beyond the hundred-odd filers, since many listed companies are themselves SMEs waiting on receivables from larger counterparties. The open question is whether disclosure is the endpoint or a first step toward stronger enforcement, and whether the September briefing produces any follow-through beyond the count.

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