日照｜日照市前4个月工业投资增速全省第二

Core Insights - Rizhao City's industrial investment grew by 38.4% year-on-year in the first four months of the year, significantly outperforming the provincial average of 19.5%, ranking second in the province [2] - The city's industrial added value increased by 8.4%, placing it seventh in the province, while industrial technological transformation investment rose by 16.5%, ranking sixth [2] - Rizhao is focusing on new industrialization and enhancing traditional industries while fostering emerging industries, with significant growth in key sectors such as steel, grain and oil, pulp and paper, and automotive [2] Industrial Development - Rizhao has established a robust industrial ecosystem, nurturing 1,390 innovative small and medium-sized enterprises, 510 "specialized, refined, distinctive, and innovative" enterprises, and 36 provincial-level manufacturing champions [4] - The city has implemented a "chain leader system" for key industrial chains, organizing 53 specialized matchmaking events to promote the development of small and medium-sized enterprises [4] Technological Innovation - The city has accelerated the construction of innovation platforms, with 17 provincial-level quality benchmark enterprises and 21 technology innovation demonstration enterprises [2] - Rizhao has implemented over 100 technology innovation projects annually, resulting in the development of 65 new products categorized as "first of their kind" [2] Financial Support - Financial institutions have provided credit of 980 million yuan for 75 technological transformation projects, with 730 million yuan disbursed, driving a total of 3.68 billion yuan in technological transformation investment [3] Digital Transformation - Rizhao has established five provincial-level "industrial brain" pilot projects and has been recognized for its digital industrial cluster, ranking fifth in the province for digital industry concentration [3] - The city has promoted data management standards, with 74 enterprises achieving DCMM certification, ranking fifth in the province [3]