12条举措： 促进外资企业扩增量稳存量提质量

Core Viewpoint - The recent issuance of the "Notice on Implementing Measures to Encourage Foreign Investment Enterprises to Reinvest in China" by seven government departments aims to optimize reinvestment management and services, promoting long-term development of foreign-funded enterprises in the Chinese market [1][2]. Group 1: Measures to Encourage Reinvestment - The "Notice" includes 12 measures focusing on cost reduction, efficiency enhancement, resource expansion, and quality improvement to facilitate foreign reinvestment [1]. - It emphasizes the importance of foreign direct investment (FDI) in advancing high-level opening-up and achieving modernization in China [2]. - The measures are seen as a response to the declining global FDI trends and aim to enhance investor confidence in the Chinese market [2][3]. Group 2: Specific Reinvestment Stages - The "Notice" details encouragement measures across different stages of reinvestment: application, implementation, and evaluation [4]. - During the application phase, it simplifies the process for foreign enterprises to establish new domestic entities if their parent company has existing industry access permits [4]. - The implementation phase encourages local governments to create a project database for foreign reinvestment, allowing eligible projects to receive support [4]. Group 3: Financial and Tax Support - The "Notice" reinforces support for reinvestment through various factors, including land, production materials, funding, and tax policies [4]. - It allows foreign enterprises to reduce land costs through long-term leasing and flexible land transfer terms [4]. - Financial services are emphasized, with measures to facilitate the flow of reinvestment funds and provide tax incentives for foreign investors [6]. Group 4: Streamlining Processes - The "Notice" aims to streamline the application process for foreign-funded enterprises, enhancing efficiency in investment information reporting and inter-departmental information sharing [5]. - It also addresses the need for financial institutions to innovate products and services to support foreign reinvestment [6].