Core Insights - The Australian CPA's latest survey indicates a strong recovery in the performance of small and micro enterprises in mainland China, reaching peak levels since 2019, primarily driven by continuous investment in technology and innovation [1][2] Group 1: Business Growth and Expectations - 66% of surveyed small and micro enterprises in mainland China reported business growth in 2024, with 71% expecting growth in 2025, both figures being the highest recorded since 2019 [1] - 88% of respondents plan to launch new products or services in 2025, exceeding the Asia-Pacific average by 16 percentage points [1] - 51% of small and micro enterprises anticipate an increase in overseas revenue in 2025 [1] Group 2: Technology Adoption - 42% of surveyed enterprises invested in AI in 2024, with 37% seeking business advice through AI tools and platforms, leading most Asia-Pacific markets [1][2] - The demand for cutting-edge technologies like AI language models and intelligent robots is expected to continue driving the accessibility of these technologies [2] Group 3: Financing and Support - 91% of surveyed enterprises sought external financing in 2024, ranking first among all Asia-Pacific markets [3] - Government initiatives, including the deepening of inclusive financial systems and optimization of non-repayment renewal policies, have created more efficient and flexible financing channels for small and micro enterprises [3] - The new policies are projected to further provide a relaxed financing environment, alleviating cash flow pressures and laying a solid foundation for rapid growth and stable development [3]
澳洲会计师公会调查:科技创新成为中国内地小微企业增长新动能
Zheng Quan Ri Bao Wang·2025-05-09 11:44