As of the end of November, East China's Zhejiang province was home to 597 A-share listed companies, making up 12.9 percent of the national aggregate.

Seven Zhejiang-based companies completed their initial public offerings (IPOs) in domestic stock exchange bourses in November.

The provincial capital of Hangzhou is home to 195 A-share listed companies, followed by Ningbo (105), Shaoxing (73), Taizhou (61), Jiaxing (49), Jinhua (35), Huzhou (33), Wenzhou (28), Quzhou (11), Lishui (5), and Zhoushan (2).

The total market capitalization for Hangzhou-based A-share listed companies is 3.21 trillion yuan ($504.3 billion), followed by Ningbo (1.48 trillion yuan), Jiaxing (957 billion yuan), Shaoxing (834.36 billion yuan), Taizhou (695.5 billion yuan), Huzhou (388.1 billion yuan), Wenzhou (325.5 billion yuan), Jinhua (312.6 billion yuan), Quzhou (123.2 billion yuan), Lishui (17.27 billion yuan), and Zhoushan (6.46 billion yuan).