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More profits, more ECM deals in 2019 for SSE companies
Most companies listed on the mainboard of Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) saw a rise in their 2019 revenues and profits. They also increased their capital raising activity.
Some 1,476 SSE main board-listed companies had released their 2019 financial results by April 30, while another 38 disclosed their key operating data, according to the bourse. There are 1,561 firms listed in the two main boards, known as the A and B boards. The technology-heavy Star board
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