缩短中小企业账期 让资金流动“活”起来

Group 1 - The manufacturing industry in Dongguan is a microcosm of China's manufacturing evolution and resilience in exports, with many listed companies generating annual revenues in the billions [1] - Despite the challenges posed by tariffs and the international economic environment, companies are focused on internal improvements and enhancing product competitiveness [1] - Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the supply chain are facing long payment terms, with some automotive companies extending accounts receivable periods to around 9 months through non-cash payment methods [1] Group 2 - Extended payment terms and price pressures are worsening cash flow issues for SMEs, impacting the overall liquidity of social funds and the effectiveness of counter-cyclical monetary policies [2] - The revised "Regulations on Guaranteeing Payment to Small and Medium-sized Enterprises" will take effect on June 1, aiming to optimize the business environment and protect the rights of SMEs [2] - The implementation of the new regulations is expected to enhance cash flow and provide better operational security for SMEs, especially with the support of larger enterprises in the supply chain [2] Group 3 - The aspiration for a better life is a universal desire, and high-quality development can address the uncertainties of external environments while optimizing the business ecosystem [3] - By transforming government functions to provide quality industrial support and public services, a strong synergy can be created with market entities to promote shared opportunities for high-quality development [3]