Trading ban to lift on 4.69b shares

China's stock market will lift its trading ban on 4.69 billion shares from 31 companies with the market capitalization of 44.4 billion yuan ($6.97 billion) from Monday to Thursday this week, according to information from the Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange.

Eleven companies will be reinstated for trading on the Shanghai Stock Exchange with 34 billion yuan worth of shares, while 20 will be reinstated for trading at the exchange in Shenzhen with shares worth 10.48 billion yuan.

Everbright Securities is scheduled to see a trading ban lifted on its shares worth 2.33 billion yuan this week.

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