First, the identification criteria of listed companies.
The company to be listed refers to the company that has made substantial progress in listing with the goal of listing and has been confirmed by the provincial development and reform commission. It doesn't mean that a company makes an announcement and wants to go public, so it is called a listed company. The above is that the company must make substantial progress in the process of listing. For example, it has docked with brokers, and brokers have entered the company to review the company's qualifications and assist the company in rectification. Only such a company can be called a company to be listed. Moreover, your listed company must also control its own shareholder structure and asset-liability ratio, and the asset-liability ratio of listed companies should generally be controlled below 65%. At the same time, there are basic conditions for a company to go public, and its profitability in recent years must be good. So for a company to go public, it is actually a company that has done well in the market.
Second, complain to the CSRC.
The CSRC supervises the entire securities market, so it will accept complaints from all walks of life. Moreover, the object of complaint, whether it is illegal securities and futures activities of listed companies, fund companies or other securities service intermediaries, can make complaints. Pay attention to the time of complaint, Monday to Friday, except legal holidays, from 9: 00 am to 1 1: 30 pm 14 13: 00 am to 16: 30 pm. You can make a complaint through the complaint method mentioned above. However, because this complaint information is still a lot in general, it may not be handled in the end. In addition to complaining, you can also put forward opinions and suggestions on securities and futures supervision or policies, or ask for advice, all of which are ok.