The Hainan Provincial "15th Five-Year" High-Tech Industry Development Plan has been officially released. The plan outlines the goal of establishing Hainan as a high-tech industry hub with significant influence and competitiveness by 2030, achieving a comprehensive upgrade in industrial strength, scale, innovation capacity, and ecosystem.
The plan sets clear quantitative targets, aiming for the added value of the province's high-tech industries to account for approximately 20% of the regional gross domestic product, with total industry revenue surpassing the 1 trillion yuan mark by 2030. The digital economy, as a core engine, is projected to see its core industry added value reach about 9% of the regional GDP. Concurrently, future industries such as commercial aerospace and deep-sea technology are expected to see substantial growth in output value, becoming new growth drivers.
To achieve simultaneous growth in scale and quality, the plan proposes building three 100-billion-yuan industrial clusters in digital economy, petrochemical new materials, and high-end consumer goods processing. It also targets four 50-billion-yuan clusters in modern biomedicine, commercial aerospace, deep-sea technology, and energy conservation and environmental protection, alongside five 10-billion-yuan clusters in clean energy, new energy vehicles, maintenance and remanufacturing, low-altitude economy, and Nanfan seed industry. Furthermore, frontier fields like bio-manufacturing, hydrogen energy, brain-computer interfaces, and embodied AI are identified as new growth points to build momentum for long-term development. Throughout this process, green manufacturing and smart manufacturing models will be widely promoted, with significant progress expected in corporate digital and intelligent transformation.
The plan emphasizes accelerating the construction of a high-level innovation support system. By deploying a series of national and provincial-level scientific and technological innovation platforms, including key laboratories, technological innovation centers, and manufacturing innovation centers, the focus will be on critical areas like commercial aerospace, deep-sea technology, and bio-manufacturing. The goal is to overcome a batch of "bottleneck" technologies and master more proprietary core technologies. By 2030, the ratio of R&D expenditure to the regional GDP is targeted to reach 2.3%, with a notable increase in corporate R&D investment intensity, fostering deep integration between the innovation chain and the industrial chain.
The plan calls for building an innovation ecosystem centered on enterprises with deep integration of government, industry, academia, research, and finance. By 2030, the number of large-scale high-tech enterprises in the province is expected to exceed 600, with 22 national-level specialized and sophisticated "little giant" enterprises cultivated. The plan also aims to attract and nurture a group of leading and anchor enterprises with strong driving power within industrial chains, creating a dynamic landscape where large, medium, and small enterprises integrate, coexist, and develop collaboratively. Enterprises are set to play a more crucial role in innovation, leading or participating in approximately 50% of applied research projects.
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