There are stocks. Tianjin Tiens Group was founded by Mr. Li Jinyuan in Tianjin, China on 1995, and 1998 entered the international market; In 2003, it successfully landed in the Nasdaq capital market in the United States; In 2005, it officially entered the American Main Board Securities Market (AMEX). Tiens Group has become a multinational enterprise group involving retail, tourism, finance, international trade, e-commerce and many other fields, integrating industrial capital, commercial capital and financial capital. Tiens Group's common stock began to be listed on the American Stock Exchange on April 26th, 2005 with the trading code "TBV".

However, the chairman of Tiens Group said that he would not consider listing in the Mainland for the time being ~ ~

Tianjin Tiens Group is a branch of Tiens Group, and its strength is very strong all over the world ~ ~ Many well-known entrepreneurs in Hong Kong and Taiwan provinces have high praise for Tiens Group.

What are the conditions and requirements for a company to go public?

(a) must be a joint-stock company to be eligible for listing;

(2) The company applying for listing must be a company that has been in business for more than 3 years, and has not changed its directors or senior management personnel within these 3 years. The company's business is legal and conforms to national laws and regulations;

(3) There is no false capital contribution in the registered capital of the listed company, and there is no phenomenon of withdrawing capital contribution;

(4) The registered capital of a listed company is at least 30 million yuan, the publicly issued shares account for more than 65,438+0/4 of the total shares of the company, the total share capital is at least 400 million yuan, and the publicly issued shares account for more than 65,438+00%;

(5) Financial status of listed companies:

1. Financial status of listed companies, with net profit of more than 30 million in the last three fiscal years;

2. The total number of shares before issuance is at least 30 million shares;

3. The latest issue did not make up for the loss;

4. The latest assets account for more than 20% of the net assets;

5. The accumulated cash flow generated by business activities in the last three fiscal years is at least 50 million, or the operating income in the last three fiscal years is more than 300 million;

6. Listed companies mainly raise funds, but the raised funds must be used strictly in advance.