Core Insights - Guangdong manufacturing is gaining global attention with innovative products showcased at the 138th Canton Fair, highlighting the region's proactive transformation amidst technological and industrial changes [1][2] - The traditional manufacturing sector in Guangdong is leveraging tax policies to support its transition and upgrade, focusing on high-quality development [1][4] Group 1: Company Innovations and Market Expansion - Deepway Technology has expanded its product range from handheld laser rangefinders to six product lines, achieving a 30% export ratio since entering overseas markets in 2013 [2][3] - Wola Technology is shifting from primarily export-focused to a dual domestic and international sales strategy, with a current sales structure of 60% export and 40% domestic [3] - United Optics has developed a groundbreaking black light full-color technology for low-light environments, breaking the monopoly of Japanese and German companies in high-end optical lenses [7][8] Group 2: Tax Policies and Financial Support - Export tax rebate policies have significantly aided companies like Deepway and Wola Technology, enhancing their cash flow and supporting raw material procurement [4][5] - Guangdong tax authorities have streamlined export tax rebate processes, reducing average processing time to three working days for eligible companies [5] - Companies such as Jiangbolong Electronics have benefited from tax incentives, allowing for substantial R&D investments and product development [6] Group 3: R&D and Compliance - United Optics has invested over 8% of its revenue in R&D over the past five years, supported by tax deductions amounting to approximately 2.26 million yuan [8][16] - Aima CNC has transitioned from a shoe factory to a key player in CNC technology, applying for 151 patents and benefiting from tax incentives totaling 2.6 million yuan [9][10] - Compliance with tax regulations is emphasized as a critical factor for sustainable growth, with companies like Deepway and Aima CNC actively engaging with tax authorities for guidance [13][16]