In the past three years, the capital with a keen sense for development opportunity inflow into Jingzhou to seize industry industrial leading position; Jingzhou, shouldering the historic mission, is open-minded to welcome the visitors from different places.
Jingzhou targeted at the areas with the most active economy, to make a dialogue with industry giants. Changing from the former "waiting for investors to come" to current "taking the initiative to look for information," nearly a hundred investment promotion teams in municipal and county level station in economically developed areas, and the opening-up mind goes deep into the heart of all the people conducting the investment promotion.
A delightful set of data:
In 2011, the introduction of 36 above-one hundred million-yuan industrial projects was achieved, with the actual paid-in investment of 32 billion yuan;
In 2012, the introduction of 112 above-one hundred million-yuan industrial projects was achieved, with the actual paid-in investment of 49 billion yuan;
In 2013, the introduction of 180 above-one hundred million-yuan industrial projects was achieved, with the actual paid-in investment of 74 billion yuan;
By October of 2014, the introduction of 171 above-one hundred million-yuan industrial projects was achieved, with the paid-in investment of 87.2 billion yuan. It is expected that in the whole year the introduction of new above-one hundred million-yuan industrial projects in the city will be more than 210 in number, with the paid-in investment of 104 billion yuan; the introduction of new above-one hundred million-yuan industrial projects in number will reach nearly six times of that in 2011, and the paid-in investment will reach more than three times of that in 2011.
The formation of electronic information industry, circular economy industry and other strategic emerging industries in Jingzhou propped up a new height in Jingzhou industries.
Since the implementation of the "Back-strengthening Project”, Jingzhou has introduced nearly 10 enterprises among China's top 500 enterprises (such as Zoomlion , COFCO, and China Textile Group) and nearly 20 listed companies (such as Coship, CIMIC Tile, Mengniu Dairy) as well as many other foreign and overseas enterprises (such as Japan Takada, Korea Sulwhasoo, Taiwan Rongcheng Paper, and Hong Kong Edenbo).
While traditional industries are growing stronger, the momentum of development of new industries is noticeable. In the land of large Jingzhou, an industrial highland is on the rise.