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Why don't companies want to tell the media that they are going to go public before going public?
First of all, many people will stare at the website of the CSRC. In fact, they already knew it during the listing counseling. Generally, financial public relations are invited. Of course, if serious fraud is found, it is useless to spend more money. It can only be said that IPO companies are relatively low-key and cautious. After all, spending a lot of money may also be a waste of water. The media collect money, and the company doesn't mess around. As long as the media knows which company you want to go public, it means that they know that your company has money and will definitely hack you! So the company can only spend money to buy that peace; The listing of a company is a very secret thing, and we can't make a big splash, because it will cause more social doubts and affect the timing of your listing; It is also said that when your competitors know that you are going to go public, they will give you all kinds of reasons to stumble on your way to go public, such as reporting you, whether it is true or not. As long as the report is received, the CSRC will accept it. In the end, even if it is true or false, it will definitely delay the time. The timing of listing is really important.