Shenzhen, China-based broker-dealer, Fox Capital Partners, has warned stakeholders in an alternative energy startup it is negotiating to take public on one of China’s mainland stock exchanges that they should quickly resolve their differences if they are to tap into what remains of bullish investor sentiment towards initial public offerings.

The firm warns that there is evidence to suggest that perception of the IPO market in general is changing and cites investor reaction to the pricing range for global payments company, Square, which debuted on the NYSE last week, as one example of how startups can no longer rely on investors to pay high prices for new stocks.

“Square had eyed a range of $11 - $13 for its stock but investors just said ‘No’ and pushed the debut price all the way down to $9. We’re advising both the principals and the investors in this startup to expedite resolution of their differences or they could find that, by the time they’re ready to launch on an exchange, investors will be less willing to part with the kind of money they’ll be hoping to raise,” explained Ollie Seigler, head of energy research at Fox Capital Partners.

The recent lifting of what was a 4-month long ban on new IPOs on China’s main indices has seen a resumption in the flow of startup companies tapping investors for capital and Fox Capital Partners is insistent that timing of any floatation remains crucial in an environment where investor appetite may be on the wane.

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