Wudang district in Guiyang, capital of Southwest China's Guizhou province, will make strong efforts to achieve an industrial output value of over 27 billion yuan ($3.84 billion) in 2023.
According to the district's recently issued annual industrial plan, Wudang will focus on project construction, market entities, industrial development, and park construction to achieve the goal.
The district plans to start the construction of six new industrial projects, with a total investment of 20 million yuan, and complete the construction of 10 industrial projects. with a total investment of 20 million yuan, aiming to complete 5 billion yuan in industrial investment.
It will pay close attention to the use of land, standard workshops, and capital guarantees, with plans to store 300,000 square meters of industrial land and start construction on 700,000 sq m of new standard workshops. It also plans to complete the construction of 600,000 sq m of standard workshops and obtain at least 30 million yuan in fund support.
Wudang also aims to realize a net increase of 2,200 market entities this year, including more than 15 new industrial enterprises above a designated size.
In terms of key industrial development, Wudang plans to generate 8.1 billion yuan, 6.15 billion yuan, and 800 million yuan in the output values of the electronic information manufacturing, the health and pharmaceutical, as well as the organic characteristic food sectors respectively.
In addition, the district will complete the regulatory plan and scientific evaluation of the carrying capacity of resources and the environment related to the industrial plan in local industrial clusters. It will also ensure that 48 basic matters concerning enterprise development can be handled in the respective industrial clusters.