更大力度引外资 2025年版鼓励外商投资产业目录出炉 更多服务消费领域纳入全国鼓励范围 增加地区特色鼓励条目

Core Points - The National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Commerce jointly released the "Encouraged Foreign Investment Industry Catalog (2025 Edition)" which will take effect on February 1, 2026, replacing the 2022 version, reflecting China's commitment to high-level opening-up [1][2] Group 1: Focus on Advanced Manufacturing - The new catalog emphasizes advanced manufacturing, guiding foreign investment towards high-end and intelligent manufacturing sectors, including the development and production of nucleic acid drugs, zero-magnetic medical equipment, intelligent detection equipment, and key components for robots [1][2] Group 2: Modern Service Industry Development - The catalog aims to enhance the high-quality development of the productive service industry, adding items such as new materials common technology platform operations, modern high-end shipping services, and virtual power plant operations, while also addressing consumer upgrade demands by including pet hospitals, sports tourism services, and "Internet + healthcare services" [1][2] Group 3: Regional Investment Expansion - The catalog expands the encouraged investment scope based on regional endowments, adding unique items for specific provinces, such as cruise tourism services in Liaoning, ice and snow equipment R&D in Heilongjiang, and marine environment governance in Hainan, promoting balanced regional development [2][3] Group 4: Policy Incentives for Foreign Investment - Industries included in the encouraged catalog will benefit from various policy incentives, such as exemption from import duties on self-used equipment, a reduced corporate income tax rate of 15% for investments in western regions and Hainan, and tax credit benefits for foreign investors reinvesting profits in eligible sectors [3][4] Group 5: Future Initiatives for Foreign Investment - The National Development and Reform Commission plans to enhance coordination and implementation of foreign investment initiatives, focusing on expediting major foreign investment projects, addressing bottlenecks in land use, environmental assessments, and energy consumption, and providing support for foreign enterprises [4]