国务院国资委：研究起草推动央企培育新兴支柱产业工作文件

Core Insights - The State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) is drafting a document to promote the cultivation of emerging pillar industries among central enterprises, aiming for leapfrog development in investment projects, leading enterprise cultivation, and optimization of the overall layout of state-owned economy [1][2] - By 2026, SASAC plans to accelerate the layout of emerging industries among central enterprises, emphasizing a new approach of "tiered cultivation and differentiated policies" for various types of industries [1] - The goal is to create a robust and resilient ecosystem for emerging industries through a mechanism that emphasizes "system empowerment and collaborative efforts," focusing on key areas such as industrial technological innovation and project implementation [1] Industry Development - By 2025, the revenue scale of strategic emerging industries among central enterprises is expected to exceed 12 trillion yuan, achieving an annual growth of 1 trillion yuan for three consecutive years [2] - Since the beginning of the 14th Five-Year Plan, central enterprises have invested over 10 trillion yuan in strategic emerging industries, with the investment proportion increasing from 22% to over 40% [2] - The total scale of central enterprise venture capital funds is nearly 100 billion yuan, with a special fund for the development of strategic emerging industries set to raise 51 billion yuan in its first phase, effectively leveraging social capital for long-term investments in hard technology [2] Future Focus Areas - SASAC aims to build a number of emerging pillar industries by creating market-oriented and specialized platforms for state capital operations, with a focus on sectors such as new energy, new energy vehicles, new materials, aerospace, and quantum technology [2] - The commission is also planning ahead for new tracks in areas like embodied intelligence, biomanufacturing, ocean energy, and green shipping, with the goal of establishing globally competitive industrial clusters [2]