我省21地市去年经济数据出炉 深广佛莞惠总量居前五 多地增速实现“换挡” 产业发展成“胜负手”

Economic Overview - In 2025, the economic data of 21 cities in Guangdong was released, with Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Foshan, Dongguan, and Huizhou leading, accounting for over 70% of the province's total GDP. Shenzhen's GDP exceeded 3.8 trillion yuan, aiming to become the third city in China to reach 4 trillion yuan [1] - The cities of Meizhou (5.8%), Shenzhen (5.5%), and Chaozhou (4.7%) reported the highest growth rates, with ten cities surpassing the provincial average [1] Industrial Development - Shenzhen's GDP is projected to grow from 2.78 trillion yuan in 2020 to 3.87 trillion yuan by 2025, maintaining a leading position in the province with an average annual growth rate among the top tier cities. The city's strategic emerging industries have seen an annual growth of over 10%, contributing 42.3% to its GDP [2] - Guangzhou's strategic emerging industries are expected to exceed 1 trillion yuan in value by 2025, with a year-on-year growth of 4.2%, increasing its GDP share to 32.4%. The automotive sector, particularly in new energy vehicles, has shown significant growth, with local company XPeng delivering over 429,000 vehicles, a 126% increase year-on-year [3] Regional Highlights - Nanshan District in Shenzhen has become the first district in China to surpass 1 trillion yuan in GDP [5] - Boluo County in Huizhou has also crossed the 100 billion yuan mark, becoming the first county in Guangdong to achieve this milestone. Nanhai District's Guicheng Street in Foshan has surpassed 1 billion yuan, marking it as the first billion-yuan street in a prefecture-level city in Guangdong [6] Economic Strategies - Various cities are focusing on building modern industrial systems, with Guangzhou emphasizing a "12218" strategy to enhance traditional and emerging industries. Shenzhen aims to lead with technological innovation to boost productivity [8] - Investment in human capital is highlighted as a key strategy, with cities like Yunfu and Heyuan focusing on creating age-friendly cities and enhancing education and healthcare services to drive local development [9]