Group 1 - The core idea of the articles revolves around the challenges faced by technology-driven enterprises in Anhui, particularly in securing financing despite having innovative technologies and market potential [1][2][3] - Companies like Wanhao Energy and Zhongke Haoyin are highlighted as examples of innovative firms that have developed green energy solutions but struggle with high asset-liability ratios and limited access to traditional bank loans [2][3] - The "Common Growth Plan 1.0" introduced by the People's Bank of China aims to address these financing challenges by offering longer loan terms, increased credit limits, and flexible interest rates, thus improving the financial conditions for these companies [4][5] Group 2 - The "Common Growth Plan 1.0" has seen significant uptake, with over 1.5 million contracts signed and a loan balance exceeding 210 billion yuan since its implementation [5][6] - The plan has led to increased business volume for banks, with companies like Zhongke Haoyin experiencing a 34% increase in transaction volume after joining the program [5] - The introduction of the "Revenue Swap Model" in the upgraded "Common Growth Plan 2.0" aims to enhance the mutual trust between banks and enterprises, allowing for more flexible financial arrangements and better alignment of risks and rewards [6][7]