集中供应16宗地！广州花都产业发展用地有保障

Core Insights - Guangzhou's Huadu District is intensifying its focus on industrial land supply, with a recent offering of 16 industrial plots totaling approximately 28 hectares and a construction area of 1.1 million square meters, aligning with the "industry first, manufacturing city" strategy [1][6] - Since 2022, Huadu has supplied a total of 183 plots, maintaining a leading position in both quantity and area of industrial land supply in the city [1][6] Group 1: Fashion Industry Development - The initiative aims to enhance the core competitiveness of the fashion industry, leveraging Huadu's existing foundation as the "Leather Capital" to establish the Shiling Fashion Industry Park, focusing on intelligent research and manufacturing of bags [3] - Five of the newly offered plots are located within the Shiling Fashion Industry Park, targeting enterprises involved in the research, design, and production of bags and leather goods [3] Group 2: Smart Manufacturing Applications - The land supply also emphasizes the application of smart manufacturing, with two plots designated for intelligent equipment, smart logistics, and smart home sectors, promoting a comprehensive service system for technology research and smart hardware [4] - These efforts are aimed at facilitating the transformation and upgrading of the industrial sector through deep interconnection and collaborative response within the supply chain [4] Group 3: Support for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) - The initiative addresses the challenges faced by SMEs regarding land and construction, encouraging the development of multi-story standard factories to enhance land utilization [5] - Nine of the offered plots are dedicated to creating SME parks, fostering a collaborative environment for resource sharing and innovation [5] Group 4: Strategic Importance - The concentrated supply of 16 industrial plots is a critical measure for deepening the "Intelligent Manufacturing District" strategy and implementing the "industry first, manufacturing city" directive [6] - The approach aims to effectively match land resources with industrial development needs, providing efficient spatial support for quality projects [6]