As of December 15, 2019, China*** has 103 companies listed on Nasdaq.
They are:
Sina, Sohu, NetEase, Baidu, Ninth City, Finance, Ctrip.com, MileagePlus, UTStarcom, Tektronix
Huaxiang Media, Airmedia, Ruili Group, Fuqui Cyclone, Atlas, BAK Batteries, CACS, China Natural
Fuwei Thin Films, Panhandle Insurance, Chiking Photovoltaic, and JA Solar, AuBu Technology, Huirong Technology, Siliconware, Hutchinson Super Media
ChangYou, Huazhu Hotel, ShengYuan International, LianYou Networks, Blue Flood, Kandi Automotive, China Network Online, ATA, RuiDa Power Supply
China Biotechnology, Hankang Xiamen, Aureus, Wandel Automobile, Global Resource, Gulf Resource, ShuangWei Education, XinAo Gel
Wuhan General, Aiguafei, Research and Control Science and Technology, Zhongqiang Energy, HeLiShiZhi, United Information, China Foundation, Gaoke Energy
Yingfeng Science and Technology, Zhongguo Global Ship, Xilan, China Clean, Xinda Group, Yuepeng Chengdu Electricity, Jiuzhou Pharmaceuticals, Aoxing Pharmaceuticals
Chinese Automobile, Kexing Biological, Ausheng Innovation, Century Internet, China Information, Joyful Gathering Times, Dewei, Asia Pacific Electric Wire
Nanmao Science and Technology, Haopeng International, Xuming Optoelectronics, Hengxie Electronics, Shangwei, Eurofins, Jingli, China Cab
Highway Holdings, Jinhuang Jewelry, Nengfa Weiye, Taibang Bio, Keyuan Petrochemicals, China Ceramics, Pingtan Ocean, Perch Township Small Loan
Nova Furniture, Weibo, Danai Technology, Akcome Guobin, Jingdong, Toutiao, Xunlei, Tianhuashengyang, Stranger, Hailiang Education
Baiji Shenzhou, Yinke Holdings, Zhongmeilian, Guoshuang Technology, China Loan, Sheng Yingxin, Temple Bank, Rex, Hutchison, Lexin
Expanded Information:
Companies wishing to list on Nasdaq are required to meet the following three conditions and one principle:
Prerequisites
Companies operating in biochemistry, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, technology (hardware, software, semiconductors, network and communication equipment), franchising, manufacturing and retail chain services, which have been economically active for more than one year and have high growth and development potential.
Negative Requirements
Net tangible assets of US$5 million or more, or pre-tax net income of US$750,000 or more for the most recent year, or pre-tax income of US$750,000 or more for two out of the last three years, or a company's capitalization market value (Market Capitalization) of US$50 million or more.
Positive Conditions
After the SEC and NASDR review and approval, there must be more than 300 public shareholders (NON-IPO must set up a holding company in a foreign country, and the original shareholders must be more than 300) to be able to list the company, the so-called public shareholding in accordance with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Manual (SEC Manual) points out that the number of shares of the public shareholder needs to be more than one whole share. The so-called public shareholding according to the U.S. SEC Manual (SEC Manual) points out that the public shareholders need to hold more than the number of shares in the whole, and the U.S. whole shares that is the basic circulation unit of 100 shares.
The principle of good faith
Nasdaq popular slang: Any company can be listed, but time will tell the tale (any company can be listed, but time will tell everything). It means that as long as the company that applies upholds the principle of good faith, it will be listed sooner or later, but time and good faith will determine everything.
Reference:
Baidu Encyclopedia-NASDAQ