山东：2025年机电产品出口1.06万亿元‌，首次迈上万亿台阶

Core Insights - Shandong province is focusing on industrial economic development as a key strategy, aiming for a significant increase in industrial product exports by 2025, targeting 1.97 trillion yuan with a growth rate of 4.4% [1] - The province is emphasizing high-end, intelligent, and digital transformation in manufacturing, with notable growth projections for various sectors, including a 47% increase in high-end equipment exports [1] - Key industrial clusters such as steel, non-ferrous metals, and petrochemicals are expected to see substantial improvements, with specific export growth rates projected for steel, aluminum, and refined oil products [2] Industrial Development - By 2025, Shandong aims to export industrial products worth 1.97 trillion yuan, with machinery and electrical products expected to reach 1.06 trillion yuan, marking an 8.7% growth [1] - High-end equipment exports are projected to reach 108.96 billion yuan, growing by 47%, while electronic information exports are expected to grow by 30% [1] - The province is implementing policies to enhance production capabilities and streamline customs processes for biopharmaceuticals and medical instruments [1] Key Industry Clusters - Major industries such as steel, non-ferrous metals, and petrochemicals are set to improve quality and efficiency, with steel, aluminum, and refined oil exports projected to grow by 3.3%, 7%, and 29.5% respectively by 2025 [2] - Shandong has 105 categories of electromechanical products that rank first in national export value, with certain products like diesel trucks and concrete mixers accounting for over 10% of global exports [2] - The province's strategy is shifting towards a comprehensive competitive advantage in technology, brand, quality, and service, with over one-third of electromechanical product exports being self-branded [2] Green Trade Initiatives - Shandong's "new three samples" products are expected to see a 37% increase in exports by 2025, with electric vehicle exports projected to grow by 126% [2] - Customs is enhancing responses to green trade barriers and integrating various data sources to support carbon emission calculations and facilitate green cross-border trade [2]