According to data released by the China Association for Public Companies, as of July 31, 2026, the domestic stock market is home to a total of 5,541 listed companies. Of these, 2,313 are listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, 2,897 on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, and 331 on the Beijing Stock Exchange.

In terms of share structure, 5,261 companies issue only A-shares, 273 companies have multiple share types such as A+H or A+B, and just 7 companies issue only B-shares. By the end of July, state-controlled and private listed companies maintained stable proportions of 27% and 63%, respectively. Geographically, Guangdong Province leads the nation with 900 listed companies. When classified by CSRC jurisdiction, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Beijing rank in the top three with 734, 623, and 484 companies, respectively. Six jurisdictions, including Zhejiang, Shenzhen, and Anhui, saw an increase in the number of companies compared to the previous month.

At the end of July, the total share capital across the market reached 8.9 trillion shares, a month-on-month increase of 88 billion shares. Notably, Cxmt Corporation (688825.SH) accounted for more than 70% of this increase. Based on closing prices, the total market capitalization of domestic shares stood at RMB 110.5 trillion, a decrease of RMB 8.5 trillion from the previous month. The market cap of the manufacturing sector fell by RMB 10.5 trillion, bringing its share down to 59.6%. In contrast, the financial industry saw its market cap grow by over RMB 1 trillion, and the mining sector's market cap rose by nearly RMB 1 trillion, with both industries seeing their proportions rebound.

During July, the overall market capitalization median shifted downward. The number of companies with a market value exceeding RMB 100 billion decreased by 28, with mega-cap firms like Cambricon Technologies Corporation Limited (688256.SH) and Eoptolink Technology Inc., Ltd. (300502.SZ) experiencing P/E ratio corrections of more than 30%. Companies valued between RMB 10 billion and RMB 100 billion fell by 167, while those below RMB 10 billion increased by 201. The median market cap across the market was RMB 5.55 billion at the end of July, down RMB 600 million month-on-month.

In July, 14 new companies were listed via IPO on the domestic market, raising a combined RMB 97.61 billion. This total exceeds the entire IPO fundraising amount for the first half of the year. Among these, Cxmt Corporation raised RMB 66.61 billion and now holds the largest total market value in the market. Additionally, 8 companies were smoothly delisted, including 6 from the main board.

From January to July, a total of 32 A-share companies went public in Hong Kong, raising over HK$200 billion. Companies in the computer, communication, and other electronic equipment manufacturing sectors accounted for more than half of this amount. Semiconductor supply chain companies such as ZJ INNOLIGHT (03308) and GIGADEVICE (03986) were particularly active in fundraising activities.

As of the end of July, there were 1,909 Chinese concept companies listed on major overseas markets, with the number of H-share companies increasing by 59 compared to the start of the year.