支持民资更多投向生产性服务业

Core Viewpoint - The recent measures issued by the State Council aim to promote private investment in key sectors, allowing private capital to hold more than 10% in nuclear power and other significant projects [2][8]. Group 1: Expansion of Access - Private capital participation in projects requiring national approval, such as railways and nuclear power, will be specially evaluated for feasibility, with the potential for ownership exceeding 10% [3]. - Local authorities will detail specific requirements for private capital involvement in project construction, encouraging participation in smaller urban infrastructure projects [3]. - The government will facilitate private capital's involvement in low-altitude economy infrastructure and streamline satellite communication business access for private investments [3]. Group 2: Service Industry and Procurement - The measures aim to eliminate unreasonable entry barriers in the service industry, promoting private capital in sectors like industrial design and digital transformation [4]. - Government procurement will increasingly support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), reserving over 40% of budgets for projects suitable for SMEs [5]. Group 3: Addressing Bottlenecks - Enhanced regulation of network infrastructure operations will protect private enterprises' rights in energy and transportation sectors [6]. - The government encourages the establishment of major pilot platforms in key industries, supporting private enterprises in digital transformation [6]. Group 4: Strengthening Support - Increased central budget investments will support eligible private investment projects, utilizing new policy financial tools to bolster capital [7]. - Financial institutions are encouraged to set annual service goals for private enterprises, ensuring access to credit and promoting innovative financing solutions [7]. Group 5: Implementation and Compliance - Strict enforcement of bidding regulations will prevent unreasonable requirements for private enterprises, ensuring fair access to bidding opportunities [10]. - The government will enhance the application of digital technologies to improve compliance in bidding processes, correcting issues in over 31,000 projects [11].