Core Viewpoint - The integration of corporate social responsibility with business models is essential for companies to gain respect, which in turn can enhance brand influence and market competitiveness, ensuring long-term sustainability [1][3]. Group 1: National Economic Development - The "14th Five-Year Plan" emphasizes focusing on the real economy, promoting intelligent, green, and integrated development, and aims to build a strong manufacturing, quality, aerospace, transportation, and network nation [2]. - The development of the real economy is fundamental to national growth, and companies play a crucial role in advancing commercial civilization and social progress [2]. Group 2: Characteristics of Respected Enterprises - Respected companies are distinguished not only by their successful business operations but also by their social responsibility, corporate culture, and brand value [3]. - The ongoing global business environment changes and increasing public expectations highlight the importance of earning respect over short-term profits for long-term survival [2][3]. Group 3: Expert Recommendations - BYD has been highly recommended by experts for its rapid global expansion and local production strategies, positioning itself among the top four global car manufacturers [9]. - Other companies like Keda Xunfei, Fuyao Glass, Haier Group, JD.com, Weichai Power, New Oriental, and Cambricon have also received expert recognition for their contributions and innovations [9][10][11]. - Experts noted that Keda Xunfei is leading in AI integration across various sectors, while Haier is recognized for its global outreach and commitment to sustainable practices [10][11]. Group 4: Public Perception of Respected Enterprises - The public identifies five key internal qualities for companies to be considered respected: establishing correct values, building a robust management system, continuous innovation, shaping a positive corporate citizen image, and providing high-quality products and services [15][16]. - Companies like Beijing Rural Commercial Bank, JD.com, and McDonald's exemplify these qualities through their commitment to social responsibility and brand value enhancement [16][17]. Group 5: Additional Notable Companies - Other respected companies include Moutai Group, Yili Group, and Nestle China, recognized for their high product quality and low carbon emissions [13]. - Traditional companies like Tongrentang and Li Ning have also been highlighted for their commitment to quality and innovation, contributing to their respected status [18].

Core Viewpoint - The "2024-2025 Annual Search for 'Respected' Enterprises" organized by Economic Observer is underway, focusing on the theme "Intelligent Innovation for the Future" and utilizing a comprehensive value assessment system for Chinese listed companies to identify benchmark enterprises and their growth potential [1]. Group 1: Company Assessment - A total of 2,260 companies have shown continuous growth in total assets over three years, indicating resilience and long-term value creation potential in the Chinese economy [1]. - The assessment system evaluates companies based on five dimensions: revenue, net profit, total assets, employee compensation, and R&D expenses [1]. Group 2: Industry Distribution - The distribution of companies by industry includes: - Automotive/Parts: 145 companies (6.42%) - Machinery/General Equipment: 119 companies (5.72%) - Electronics/Semiconductors: 81 companies (3.58%) - Computer/Software Development: 41 companies (1.81%) - Basic Chemicals/Agricultural Chemicals: 33 companies (1.46%) - Utilities/Electric Power (Nuclear Power): 55 companies (2.43%) - Construction Decoration/Special Engineering: 20 companies (0.88%) - Pharmaceutical/Biological/Chemical Pharmaceuticals: 66 companies (2.92%) - Electronics/Consumer Electronics: 52 companies (2.30%) - Banking/Joint-Stock Banks: 9 companies (0.40%) - Banking/State-Owned Large Banks: 6 companies (0.27%) - Food and Beverage/Spirits: 11 companies (0.49%) [2]. Group 3: Top Companies by Total Assets - The top 10 companies by total assets for 2024 include: 1. Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC): 48.82 trillion yuan 2. Agricultural Bank of China: 43.24 trillion yuan 3. China Construction Bank: 40.57 trillion yuan 4. Bank of China: 35.06 trillion yuan 5. Postal Savings Bank of China: 17.08 trillion yuan 6. Bank of Communications: 14.90 trillion yuan 7. Ping An Insurance: 12.96 trillion yuan 8. China Merchants Bank: 12.15 trillion yuan 9. Industrial Bank: 10.51 trillion yuan 10. Citic Bank: 9.53 trillion yuan [3][4][7][9][10][11][12][14][15][16]. Group 4: Company Roles and Strategies - ICBC serves as a stabilizing force in the financial system, supporting the real economy and major project construction [4]. - Agricultural Bank focuses on serving the agricultural sector and rural economy, with significant investments in rural infrastructure [7]. - China Construction Bank emphasizes high-quality development and supports housing needs through diversified strategies [8]. - Bank of China leverages its international presence to facilitate global trade and finance [9]. - Postal Savings Bank is recognized for its role in promoting inclusive finance, particularly in rural areas [10]. - Bank of Communications adopts a refined operational approach to support strategic national policies [11]. - Ping An Insurance integrates various financial services, enhancing its competitive edge in the market [12]. - China Merchants Bank excels in retail banking, focusing on consumer loans and wealth management [14]. - Industrial Bank leads in green finance initiatives, reflecting a commitment to sustainable development [15]. - Citic Bank specializes in corporate banking and supply chain finance, supporting the manufacturing sector [16].