第二十七届高交会闭幕：科技产品火遍全网 意向成交与投融资金额突破1700亿元

Core Insights - The 27th China International High-Tech Achievements Fair (CIHTAF) concluded with a focus on "Technology Empowering Industrial Integration for a Shared Future" [1] - The event attracted over 450,000 attendees from more than 120 countries, marking a 13% year-on-year increase [1][5] - A total of 5,000 new products and achievements were launched, with 1,023 supply-demand matches and investment projects signed, amounting to over 170 billion yuan in intended transactions and investments [1][6] Exhibition Highlights - Over 20% of the exhibits were debut products, showcasing cutting-edge technologies across 22 major exhibition areas, including aerospace, AI, semiconductors, and low-altitude economy [3][4] - More than 90% of the physical exhibits featured high-tech products, emphasizing China's advancements in technology [3] Major Participants and Innovations - Key state-owned enterprises such as China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation and China National Offshore Oil Corporation presented significant technological innovations, including the Long March rocket and the Hualong One nuclear power plant [4] - The event featured a variety of innovative products, including the world's first "imaging" MRI and autonomous driving aircraft, attracting considerable attention from attendees [4] Regional and International Collaboration - The fair served as a platform for regional collaborative innovation, showcasing achievements from various regions in China, including clean energy and digital economy initiatives [4] - International participation included organizations and enterprises from countries like Germany, the USA, and the UK, highlighting the fair's role as a window for showcasing Chinese technology to the world [4] Transaction and Investment Focus - The event emphasized practical outcomes and transactions, with a strategic plan involving 10% international buyers, 30% local buyers, and 60% buyers from outside Guangdong [5] - Over 1,000 procurement teams from countries such as the UK, Russia, and Canada attended, with participation from over 3,000 domestic and international investment institutions [5]