Yangtze Memory has updated its IPO tutoring progress report, according to information published on the website of the China Securities Regulatory Commission and cited by BlockBeats on July 11. The first-phase report, updated on July 10, shows that CITIC Securities and CSC Financial together assigned 31 staff members to the tutoring team.
The current tutoring period ran from May 19 to June 30, 2026. The work was carried out through on-site due diligence, group training sessions, and communications on specific issues. The filing outlines what the advisers plan to do next rather than giving any listing timetable.
According to the report, the next stage will focus on two areas. First, the team will coordinate with intermediaries and the company on issues identified during the process, work out compliance plans, push the company to implement rectification requirements, and keep urging it to improve corporate governance and internal control systems. Second, the advisers will push the company to deepen its understanding of laws and rules tied to issuance and listing, standardized operations, information disclosure, and the responsibilities and obligations related to fulfilling commitments.
IPO tutoring update filed
Yangtze Memory updated its IPO tutoring progress report on July 10, according to the China Securities Regulatory Commission website cited by BlockBeats on July 11.
The first-phase report shows that CITIC Securities and CSC Financial assigned a combined 31 people to the tutoring team. The tutoring period covered May 19 to June 30, 2026, and the work included on-site due diligence, centralized training sessions, and communication on specific issues.
What comes next
The next phase will proceed on two fronts. One is to coordinate discussions between intermediaries and the company on issues found during the process, determine compliance plans, and push the tutored party to carry out rectification requirements. The working group will also continue urging the company to improve corporate governance and internal control systems and raise the level of standardized operations.
The other is to press the company to gain a deeper understanding of laws and rules related to issuance and listing, standardized operations, information disclosure, and the responsibilities and obligations involved in fulfilling commitments.
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