In June, over a hundred companies cancelled their IPO orders, and the number of companies in the IPO queue decreased by half compared to the same period last year

In June, 106 companies planning to go public have terminated their IPOs (including termination of review, failure to pass review, termination of registration, etc.), setting a historical high for the number of project withdrawals in a single month. Affected by factors such as the continuous increase of cancelled companies and the vacancy of newly accepted companies for six months, the number of IPO queuing companies is rapidly shrinking. According to Wind data, as of now, there are 467 companies in the IPO queue, which is more than half of the 961 companies in the same period last year.