Core Viewpoint - The "Shanghai Stock Exchange Capital Market Chongqing Service Week" aims to enhance the development and efficiency of Chongqing enterprises through capital market platforms, broaden financing channels, and support key industrial park development for high-quality economic growth in Chongqing [1][2]. Group 1: Event Highlights - The event focuses on Chongqing's "Three Tough Battles and One Activation" reform initiatives, which include state-owned enterprise reform, park development reform, and the separation of government and enterprise, aimed at effectively revitalizing state-owned assets [1][2]. - A total of 15 specialized activities were tailored to meet the actual needs of Chongqing's reforms, emphasizing the improvement of listed company quality, revitalization of existing assets, and service to key parks [1][2]. Group 2: Support for Listed Companies - The Chongqing Securities Regulatory Bureau hosted a seminar on high-quality development for listed companies, inviting eight main board enterprises to discuss mergers, acquisitions, and bond financing to enhance company quality and financing structure [2]. - Currently, there are 78 A-share listed companies in Chongqing, with three of the top five by market capitalization listed on the Shanghai main board [2]. Group 3: Comprehensive Service Efforts - The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) demonstrated its comprehensive service capabilities through various high-quality training sessions on topics such as company listings, ETF value investment, and REITs, with over 700 participants [2]. - Activities included one-on-one visits to potential listed companies in parks and joint services for equity and debt financing to support local capital and industrial collaboration [2]. Group 4: Future Plans - The SSE plans to focus on Chongqing's "33618" modern manufacturing cluster and "416" technology innovation layout, continuing to monitor the development of advantageous industries and state-owned enterprise restructuring [3]. - Future initiatives will include a series of activities under the "Direct to Exchange" and "SSE Goes to Chongqing Counties" programs, employing a service model of "training + seminars + visits + continuous tracking" to promote more "hard tech" and blue-chip companies to enter the capital market [3].