Multiple securities firms are terminating their advisory agreements with companies listed on China's New Third Board due to unpaid continuous supervision fees. Some companies have defaulted on these fees for up to six years, risking forced delisting if new sponsors are not found within three months. This situation reflects an accelerating market consolidation. Concurrently, the electricity retail sector is undergoing a significant shakeout, with numerous power sales companies exiting the market across China. This trend is driven by industry-wide losses, poor performance, and the challenges of fluctuating electricity prices, exacerbated by factors like rising energy costs and speculative trading by these companies. AI
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