Group 1 - The Agricultural Bank of China (ABC) Nanjing Branch has provided significant financial support to the tea industry in Wuyishan, with a loan balance of 2.572 billion yuan as of the end of March, an increase of 121 million yuan from the previous year [1] - The bank serves 11,000 tea farmers, with a loan balance of 1.658 billion yuan, reflecting an increase of 78.97 million yuan compared to the end of the previous year [1] - The Wuyishan Xiangjiang Cloud Tea Project, a key project for the integration of tea culture and tourism, has a total investment of 380 million yuan and is set to open in March 2025 [1][2] Group 2 - Wuyishan Xiangjiang Tea Company has established a strong partnership with ABC Nanjing Branch since its inception in 2006, receiving a fixed asset loan of 50 million yuan in 2023 to support the new tea tourism and beverage complex [2] - The company has launched a new production line that supplies base tea materials to well-known beverage brands and has developed a series of tea tourism experiences [2] - The company aims to create a brand for tea tourism and education that highlights the unique characteristics of Wuyishan [2] Group 3 - Yongsheng Tea Industry, a provincial leading enterprise, has evolved from a small tea factory established in 1985 and is now led by the first female inheritor of the national intangible cultural heritage "Wuyi Rock Tea (Da Hong Pao) making technique" [3] - The company has received various financial supports from ABC Nanjing Branch, including 5.82 million yuan in 2004 for expansion and 1 million yuan in 2017 for a master credit loan [3] - In 2023, the bank introduced a "talent loan" of 2 million yuan to support the company's green development initiatives [3][5] Group 4 - The "Huinong e-loan" product has been developed to address the seasonal financial needs of tea farmers, allowing them to access loans conveniently through mobile applications [5] - As of the end of March, ABC Nanjing Branch has supported 11,000 tea farmers with a total loan amount of 1.658 billion yuan, enabling them to access efficient financial services without leaving their villages [5]