DPC(SH:600405) Si Chuan Ri Bao·2026-01-04 03:58Economic Performance Overview - Sichuan's 21 cities have released their economic performance for the first three quarters, with Chengdu continuing to shine and the South Sichuan Economic Zone showing rapid development [1] - Chengdu's GDP reached 14,438.75 billion yuan, growing by 10.0% year-on-year, maintaining a 37% share of the provincial total [2] - Yibin and Mianyang have surpassed the 200 billion yuan mark in GDP, while Deyang is close to achieving this milestone [2] Growth Rates and Economic Zones - Nine cities outperformed the provincial GDP growth rate of 9.3%, with Yibin leading at 10.3% [2] - The South Sichuan Economic Zone, including cities like Ziyang and Yibin, showed strong growth, while the Northeast Sichuan Economic Zone lagged behind [2] Emerging Industries and New Growth Drivers - Yibin's economic growth is significantly driven by emerging industries, with new energy and smart vehicles growing by 82.2% and smart terminals by 49.9% [4] - Mianyang's strategic emerging industries and high-tech sectors also maintained rapid growth, outpacing overall industrial growth [4] - Deyang's new industries, including general aviation and advanced materials, contributed significantly to industrial growth [4] Service Sector Recovery - The service sector is gradually recovering, contributing to economic growth in several cities, with the third industry in the province growing by 9.8% [4] - In Bazhong, the third industry's contribution to economic growth reached nearly 60%, driven by tourism [4] Investment, Consumption, and Export Dynamics - Investment, consumption, and exports are the three main drivers of economic development [5] - Deyang's fixed asset investment grew by 13.8%, exceeding both national and provincial averages [5] - Chengdu led in retail sales, with significant growth in smart and energy-efficient products, and a remarkable 55.9% increase in restaurant revenue [7][8] - Chengdu's total import and export volume reached 586.13 billion yuan, accounting for 87.6% of the provincial total, with notable growth in machinery and electronics exports [8]