The fifth set of listing standards for the Science and Technology Innovation Board is expanded to apply to more "hard technology" companies, benefiting more of them.

Market participants believe that the restart and expansion of the fifth set of listing standards for the Sci-Tech Innovation Board has greatly increased the board's institutional inclusiveness and support for new productive forces. In the long run, it is also beneficial for investors to share the fruits of national innovation and development. Reporters recently learned that regulatory authorities will draw on the practices of the biopharmaceutical industry in applying the fifth set of standards, combined with the characteristics of industries such as artificial intelligence, commercial aerospace, and the low-altitude economy, and mature one after another. Several leading companies in the field of frontier technology have stated that they will actively develop listing plans and strive to obtain long-term financial support through the capital market.