An Empirical Study on the Internal Control and Equity Capital Cost of Listed Companies

In recent years, China's capital and securities market has been fluctuated under the globalization process and so on. Based on such realistic conditions, the state adopted the macro regulation and control mode and put forward the concept of "new normal economy". The appliance industry has been expanding rapidly in recent years. Giant companies are seeking overseas expansion, such as the US, GREE, Haier and other enterprises. Small and medium-sized enterprises seek to go public, expand their scale through capital operation and seize market share. In the new normal background, this paper selects the appliance industry listed companies as the main target and lists company's internal control quality as a starting point, focusing on how the internal control effect and reduce the cost of equity capital through the empirical analysis. The conclusion of this paper shows that the internal control is negatively related to the cost of equity capital, and the correlation is not significant. This provides new ideas for the management and production organization of enterprises, and puts forward relevant policy recommendations, aiming at finding the existing problems and prospecting future research trends.