廖巍：惠州四个细分领域规模突破千亿，先进制造业支撑作用凸显

Economic Overview - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, Huizhou's economy surpassed the 500 billion and 600 billion yuan thresholds, achieving an average GDP growth rate of 6.3% over the first four years, completing its total target one year ahead of schedule [1] Industrial Development - Huizhou's industrial sector has seen significant progress, with the number of large-scale industrial enterprises exceeding 5,200, doubling since 2020; industrial investment has surpassed 100 billion yuan for four consecutive years, totaling over 640 billion yuan in five years, also doubling from the previous five-year period [2] - The average annual growth rate of industrial added value is 8.8%, ranking first in the province; the industrial sector consistently accounts for over 45% of GDP, highlighting its role as an economic stabilizer [2] - Advanced manufacturing is increasingly prominent in Huizhou, with its added value expected to account for 64% of the industrial added value by 2024, ranking second in the Pearl River Delta; two clusters have been recognized as national advanced manufacturing clusters, and two as national characteristic industrial clusters for small and medium-sized enterprises [2] Key Industries - The petrochemical industry is the largest in Guangdong province, with refining, ethylene, aromatics, and PTA production capacities accounting for 25%, 54%, 50%, and 68% of the province's total, respectively [2] - The electronic information industry ranks third in the province, with four sub-sectors—smart terminals, new energy storage, core basic electronics, and ultra-high-definition video—each exceeding 100 billion yuan in scale; service robots and smart TVs account for nearly 30% of provincial output, while lithium-ion battery production capacity and smart speakers account for nearly 20% and 40% of the province's total, respectively [2] - The two major industrial clusters contribute 70% to industrial growth [2]