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The introduction of this policy is aimed at regulating market order and avoiding unfair competition and waste of resources. The local government's past "listing incentive" policy may have led some companies to blindly pursue listing in order to obtain incentives, ignoring their own long-term development and market laws.

From a broader perspective, the impact of this policy is not limited to the field of listed companies. There is also an indirect but important connection for the e-commerce express delivery industry. The development of the e-commerce express delivery industry depends on a stable market environment and a fair competition mechanism.

The policy adjustment has prompted companies to pay more attention to improving their core competitiveness rather than relying on government incentives. In the field of e-commerce express delivery, this means that companies need to work harder on service quality, delivery speed, cost control, etc. to meet the growing needs of consumers.

At the same time, policy changes may also affect the investment and financing environment of the e-commerce express delivery industry. When evaluating related companies, investors will pay more attention to the actual performance and sustainable development capabilities of the companies, rather than just focusing on the rewards that the government may give.

In terms of market competition, companies that originally relied on government incentives to gain competitive advantages will have to re-examine their strategies and look for new growth points. For e-commerce express delivery companies, they may need to pay more attention to technological innovation and service optimization, improve operational efficiency, and reduce costs, so as to stand out in the fierce market competition.

In short, this policy adjustment by the State Council has had a profound impact on the entire business ecosystem, and the e-commerce and express delivery industry is no exception. Only by adapting to this change and constantly improving their own strength can enterprises gain a long-term foothold in the market.