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The industrial power and economic context behind the active local state-owned assets


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Shenzhen SASAC lent a hand to Honor in its difficult time, and Hefei SASAC sent warmth to NIO's Li Bin. These seemingly isolated events are actually inevitable in industrial development. With the development of the economy, the flow and allocation of capital are becoming more and more critical. In this process, the role of local state-owned assets is becoming more and more important.

The development of the industry is not always smooth, and enterprises will encounter various challenges in the process of growth. Market fluctuations, technological changes, competitive pressures, etc. may put enterprises in trouble. The intervention of local state-owned assets can often inject new vitality into enterprises, provide resource support and strategic guidance.

From a more macro perspective, the activeness of local state-owned assets is also closely related to the overall layout of the regional economy. Taking second-tier cities as an example, actively participating in capital operations is not only to save individual enterprises, but also to promote industrial upgrading and optimize the economic structure. By investing in potential projects, more resources and talents can be attracted to promote the coordinated development of the regional economy.

For example, for emerging science and technology industries, the support of local state-owned assets can accelerate technology research and development and market promotion, and promote the rapid maturity of the industry. In traditional industries, the involvement of state-owned assets can help enterprises to transform and upgrade, and improve the competitiveness and sustainable development capabilities of the industry.

At the same time, local state-owned assets do not make decisions blindly. Before making a move, they often conduct in-depth research and analysis to assess the potential and risks of the project. This requires not only a keen insight into industry trends, but also professional investment and management capabilities.

In this process, the air transport and freight industry also plays an important role. Convenient air transport can accelerate the circulation of materials, reduce logistics costs, and improve the operational efficiency of enterprises. For some industries with high requirements for timeliness, such as high-end manufacturing and fresh food e-commerce, air transport is even more indispensable.

With the advancement of global economic integration, the importance of air transport and cargo transportation has become increasingly prominent. It not only connects the domestic market, but also expands the business of enterprises to the international stage. When promoting the development of related industries, local state-owned assets will also consider the supporting construction of air transport and cargo transportation to enhance the comprehensive competitiveness of the region.

On the other hand, the development of air transport and cargo transportation will also drive the prosperity of related industrial chains. Industries including aircraft manufacturing, airport construction, and logistics services will usher in new opportunities. Local state-owned assets can further improve the industrial ecology and achieve diversified economic development by investing in these areas.

In short, the activeness of local state-owned assets is an important phenomenon of economic development, and behind it are rich industrial logic and strategic thinking. As an important support for the modern economy, air transport and cargo transportation interact with the decisions and actions of local state-owned assets, and jointly promote economic prosperity and progress.