Is privatization delisting beneficial to retail investors?

Privatization and delisting are beneficial to retail investors.

1, the privatization delisting price is generally much higher than the market price. Most people can make money unless they buy at the highest point, so it is still a good thing for retail investors.

2. Stock delisting refers to the situation that listed companies actively or passively terminate listing because they can't meet other listing standards of the exchange, such as finance, from listed companies to unlisted companies.

3. Delisting can be divided into active delisting and passive delisting: ① Active delisting means that the company actively applies to the regulatory authorities for cancellation of the license according to the resolutions of the shareholders' meeting and the board of directors. Generally, there are the following reasons: when the operating period expires, the shareholders' meeting decides not to renew it; The shareholders' meeting decides to dissolve; Dissolution due to merger or division; Bankruptcy; Adjust the structure and layout according to market demand. (2) Passive delisting means that futures institutions are forced to revoke their licenses by the regulatory authorities, which generally leads to major risks due to major violations of laws and regulations or poor management.

1. During the existence of the company, retail investors enjoy the same rights and obligations as before, and continue to receive dividends with these shares as vouchers.

2. When the company goes bankrupt, the assets of the company will be liquidated, and the remaining assets after liquidation will be distributed to retail investors according to the shareholding ratio.

3. After the listed company withdraws from the market, the shares originally circulated in the exchange will be transferred by a securities company with the qualification of agency share transfer business, and will be traded in the agency share transfer system within 45 working days.

4. After a listed company withdraws from the market, shareholders must first open a share transfer account and go through the procedures of share confirmation and transfer custody. Individual shareholders should carry their ID cards when opening share transfer accounts.

5. After the listed company is delisted, before the listing of the agency share transfer system, shareholders should go through the procedures of share confirmation, transfer and custody as soon as possible, otherwise they may not be able to catch up with the company's first trading day.

6. After the delisting company goes public, shareholders can continue to go through the procedures of share confirmation and transfer custody, but their shares can only be transferred after two trading days (that is, the third board transaction).