MORE than 10 overseas stock exchanges would attend the fourth China Hi-Tech Fair which is scheduled to open Oct. 11 in Shenzhen, fair organizers said in yesterday's Shenzhen Economic Daily.

　　The bourses, from Singapore, the United States, Japan, Britain, Hong Kong, Germany, South Korea, Australia, Canada and other regions, would offer listing consultation services to Chinese firms, many of which are thirsty for going public at home or abroad, an important channel of financing.

　　Many foreign bourses are believed to be interested in having fast-growing Chinese firms listed there.

　　The overseas listing service would be one of the biggest features of this year's fair, according to the organizers.

　　The event, aimed at playing a match-making role for overseas stock exchanges and Chinese high-tech firms, is said to be the biggest-ever on the Chinese mainland.

　　Many overseas brokerages, investment banks, accounting firms and listing sponsors have also expressed interest in attending the event.

　　(SD News)