从化工之城到科创高地，上海金山十年转型撕掉旧标签

Core Insights - Zhongtian Kesheng has transformed from a family-owned enterprise facing obsolescence to a technology-driven new materials company with an annual output value of 330 million yuan, achieving a 20% market share in the domestic market for its independently developed aliphatic polyurethane elastomer raw materials [1] - The transformation of Shanghai's Jinshan District reflects a broader industrial renaissance, moving from a chemical industry hub to a technology innovation oasis through systematic restructuring and environmental improvements [2][3] Company Development - Zhongtian Kesheng has consistently invested 3% of its revenue into R&D, successfully overcoming key technological challenges in high-end raw materials and has been listed in the new third board innovation tier for several consecutive years [1] - The company’s focus on technological innovation has allowed it to break through critical technology bottlenecks, enhancing its product development and innovation capabilities [1] Industry Transformation - Jinshan District has seen a significant increase in high-tech enterprises, with a 39.5% rise in the number of such companies and a staggering 375.3% growth in specialized and innovative enterprises [3] - The area has also experienced a tenfold increase in PCT international patent applications and a 7.7-fold rise in technology contract transaction volume, indicating a substantial enhancement in technological innovation density [3] Economic Growth - In 2024, Jinshan District's GDP is projected to exceed 120 billion yuan, with a per capita GDP of approximately 15.2 million yuan [5] - The industrial output value surpassed 300 billion yuan, with significant contributions from sectors like fiber materials, drones, and new optical transmission materials [5] - The service industry has rapidly developed, with the industrial structure shifting from 0.8:67.4:31.8 at the end of the 13th Five-Year Plan to 0.6:58.5:40.9 currently, particularly with a projected annual growth rate of 62% in the service sector [5]