During the 2026 World Robot Conference, the Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area (Beijing E-Town) joined forces with the Beijing Stock Exchange, Shanghai Stock Exchange, Shenzhen Stock Exchange, and Hong Kong Stock Exchange to launch a special capital market session under the "Yi Qi Ying" initiative. This event provided precise interpretations of capital market reform policies and built a multi-party platform connecting government, industry, academia, research, and finance, effectively opening a direct channel between innovative tech companies and the capital market. This marks the first time all four exchanges have come together at a world-class platform event.
Throughout the conference, Beijing E-Town, in collaboration with the four exchanges, conducted specific policy interpretation sessions, offering a comprehensive "one-stop" coverage of domestic and international capital market policies. The Beijing Stock Exchange session specifically targeted specialized and innovative "little giant" enterprises, detailing the latest audit trends, the NEEQ market's nurturing functions, the "green channel" mechanism for three-four board listing reviews, and municipal special policies and corporate benefits. This aimed to help these companies seize capital market opportunities.
The Shenzhen Stock Exchange session delved into the fourth set of listing criteria for the ChiNext Board, implemented this past April. These standards align closely with the embodied AI and intelligent manufacturing enterprises in the E-Town area that are entering their industrialization boom phase. The session provided guidance on hard-tech indicators and compliance requirements for applications, helping companies accurately chart their listing paths.
In parallel, the Shanghai Stock Exchange session featured courses on STAR Market listing routes, mergers and acquisitions, sci-tech bond practices, and industrial policy interpretations. It also included closed-door discussions on investment, financing, and commercialization, directly addressing the pain points tech companies face in listing and financing.
Meanwhile, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange session provided systematic explanations of the latest listing rules for Hong Kong stocks. Combined with recent market dynamics, it thoroughly outlined the entire Hong Kong IPO process and key timelines, helping tech companies interested in international expansion access diversified capital market channels. Notably, this session attracted over ten exhibiting robot companies for in-depth discussions with Hong Kong Stock Exchange experts on potential listings.
On the afternoon of August 20th, Beijing E-Town and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange jointly launched the "Wild Geese Plan" corporate service platform. By integrating the Shenzhen exchange's "Peiyutong" system and "KeRongTong V-Next" with E-Town's existing "Yi Qi Hang" platform, they established a full lifecycle service chain for enterprises, spanning from initial incubation to listing support.
Beyond policy empowerment and platform development, Beijing E-Town also facilitated a two-way connection between technology and capital through sci-tech roadshows. These presentations focused on sectors like robotics, embodied AI, and intelligent manufacturing, with seven outstanding tech companies showcasing innovations in brain-computer large models, core robot components, smart agriculture, and digital energy.
During the event, a series of capital market training sessions attracted over 500 companies, with more than one hundred receiving one-on-one guidance from the exchanges. A spokesperson from the Beijing E-Town Commerce and Finance Bureau stated that over half of the institutions have already found their "ideal" projects through these activities, with preliminary intended equity financing between companies and venture capital institutions exceeding 2 billion yuan.
According to statistics, Beijing E-Town has now gathered 64 listed companies, over 80 "Wild Goose" enterprises preparing for listing, and more than 600 "Young Goose" enterprises in cultivation. In the first half of this year, the area added six new listed companies, and it is projected that around twelve new listings will be added for the full year.