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In general, when a stock's ST becomes *ST, it is facing the risk of delisting. After *ST, if a stock's financial reports show consecutive losses for three years, it will be directly delisted. However, if a stock is ST, it will not necessarily be delisted.

1. Definition of ST and *ST

ST refers to a stock that represents a company with special treatment due to certain problems or risks. *ST represents a stock that is at an even higher risk of delisting.

2. Criteria for Delisting

A stock will be delisted if it meets one of the following criteria:

1. Consecutive losses for three years after becoming *ST
2. Stock price falls below face value (below 1 yuan)
3. Other specific situations such as private acquisition, merger, or suspension of trading

3. Number of Delisted Companies

As of August 22, 2015, there have been 12 companies delisted in the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets, including PT Shuixian, PT Zhonghao, PT Yuejinman, PT Jintian, ST Zhongqiao, PT Nanyang, ST Jiuzhou, ST Haiyang, ST Yinshan, ST Hongye, ST Shengtai, and ST Anyi. These companies were delisted before their stocks turned ST or *ST.

4. Examples of Delisted Stocks

ST Yinshan is an example of a company with a long history of profitability. It operated profitably for 37 years until it reported a loss of 37.81 million yuan in its 2002 semi-annual report, becoming the first delisted stock in Sichuan. Other reasons for delisting include privatization, merger, and suspension of trading.

Other delisted stocks include ST Baicao, ST Danhua, ST Gepu, ST Jinhua, ST Jihu, ST Bit, ST Jiuzhou, ST Haiyang, ST Nanhua, and ST Anhui. These stocks were delisted due to different reasons such as consecutive losses or special circumstances.

5. Summary

ST Yinshan, with the stock code 000675.SZ, is a delisted stock. It was established on September 12, 1997, and its business scope includes manufacturing, processing, and sales of ammonium phosphate, sulfuric acid, calcium hypochlorite, liquid ammonia, packaging products, ammonium bicarbonate, phosphoric acid, liquid (solid) ammonium sulfite, and more.

In conclusion, ST Yinshan has been delisted, but it is important to note that not all ST stocks will be delisted. Delisting is determined by various factors such as consecutive losses and stock price performance.