第二批稳增长扩投资专项债完成发行 总规模395亿元

Core Viewpoint - The issuance of 395 billion yuan in special bonds by China Guoxin and China Chengtong aims to support central enterprises in enhancing investment in key sectors, particularly in major equipment upgrades, technological transformation, and strategic emerging industries [1][2]. Group 1: Special Bond Issuance - The special bonds were issued in two batches, with the first batch approved for a total scale of 500 billion yuan, and the second batch consisting of 230 billion yuan from China Guoxin and 165 billion yuan from China Chengtong, both with a 10-year term and a coupon rate of 2.09% [1][2]. - The number of compliant investors participating in the bond subscription increased significantly, with 20 for China Guoxin and 29 for China Chengtong, indicating heightened interest compared to the first batch [1]. Group 2: Advantages of Special Bonds - The special bonds are characterized by precise targeting, as they are issued by state-owned capital operation companies to support "two heavy" and "two new" project investments, promoting high-quality development of central enterprises and contributing to the sustained healthy growth of the national economy [2]. - The long-term nature of the bonds aligns with the substantial funding needs and investment cycles in relevant sectors, providing stable support from patient capital for central enterprises [2]. - The issuance of these bonds fosters a win-win scenario by enhancing cooperation among government, banks, and enterprises, leveraging market mechanisms to achieve multiple objectives including policy guidance, financial support, and enterprise development [2]. Group 3: Investment Trends - In the first quarter of this year, effective investment by central enterprises continued to expand, with total investment in "two heavy" and "two new" major projects exceeding 1 trillion yuan, and fixed asset investment (including real estate) reaching 851.3 billion yuan, with a 6.6% year-on-year increase in strategic emerging industry investment [2]. - The State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) has indicated that central enterprises are expected to allocate over 3 trillion yuan for large-scale equipment upgrades and renovations over the next five years [2].