创新引领 产业强韧 绿色发展——工业经济稳中有进 持续迸发增长新动能

Group 1: Industrial Growth and Innovation - The industrial economy in China showed steady progress in the first three quarters, with a year-on-year increase of 6.2% in industrial added value for large-scale enterprises [1][6] - The equipment manufacturing sector's added value grew by 9.7%, accounting for 35.9% of total industrial output, indicating a strong "ballast" effect [2][6] - High-tech manufacturing also saw a 9.6% increase, outpacing overall industrial growth by 3.4 percentage points, highlighting the sector's significant contribution to industrial expansion [2] Group 2: Resilience in Industry - Industrial resilience is characterized by the ability to maintain stable operations and adapt quickly to external shocks, with the machine tool industry exemplifying this resilience [4] - The demand for high-end machine tools is increasing due to the rapid development of new industries such as new energy vehicles and aerospace, presenting both opportunities and challenges for domestic manufacturers [4] - Exports of machine tools from Jiangsu province reached 10.97 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 15.3%, driven by both leading and small enterprises [4][6] Group 3: Green Development - The green transformation of the industrial sector has made significant progress, with the production of new energy vehicles increasing by 29.7% and lithium-ion battery production rising by 46.9% [7] - The output of wind power generation units surged by 72.4%, while nuclear power generation units and solar cells also saw substantial growth, reflecting the acceleration of the energy structure's transition to clean and low-carbon sources [7] Group 4: Future Outlook - The conditions for stable growth in the industrial economy remain favorable, supported by the integration of technological and industrial innovation, which enhances autonomous innovation and industrial upgrading [8] - Recent policies focusing on green low-carbon development are expected to effectively promote qualitative improvements and reasonable quantitative growth in the industrial sector [8]