It's complicated. You didn't give the basic information of the futures company, such as the composition, operation and organizational structure of the original shareholders. There is also the company's preparation for mixed shares, whether it meets the requirements of the CSRC, and what is the intention of taking shares, such as the proportion of mixed shares and whether to hold shares. And it also involves the approval of the CSRC.

The technical problems involved are very complicated. If a futures company is not in Beijing, it must first be audited by the local securities regulatory bureau and then reported to the CSRC for approval. There must also be an accounting firm with securities and futures audit qualifications to audit the company that intends to invest in shares, and the audit report will be submitted to the securities regulatory authorities.