23 different companies are scheduled to start taking initial public offering subscriptions in the Chinese A-share market this week.
China National Nuclear Power is among these companies.
The nuclear company IPO is said to be the largest in China's A-share market in four years.
Analysts are suggesting the offering's liquidity requirements will prevent any sharp rise on the Chinese stock exchange in the short term.
This comes after an industry report suggested the number of listings by Chinese companies reached a record high in May.
48 Chinese firms listed on stock exchanges worldwide last month, a nearly 6 fold increase from last year.
Among them, 44 have been listed on Chinese mainland exchanges, while the Hong Kong exchange attracted 2.
For more on these companies' IPO subscriptions on the A-share market, we are now joined live by Cao Can, CRI's financial commentator.
