Recently, the results of the first batch acceptance for 46 enterprises in Daqing's SME Digital Transformation City Pilot were officially announced. A total of 9 enterprises in Longfeng District successfully passed the acceptance, with planned subsidies of 2.71 million yuan, accounting for 20.6% of the city's total subsidy amount.
The enterprises that passed the acceptance this time cover industry sectors such as chemical new materials and petroleum and petrochemical equipment manufacturing, marking that Longfeng District's SME digital transformation work has achieved phased results and laid a solid foundation for enterprises to reduce costs, increase efficiency, and enhance core competitiveness.
The SME Digital Transformation City Pilot is a national-level key reform task, aimed at helping SMEs overcome the difficulties of "being afraid to transform, not knowing how to transform, and being unable to transform" through digital technology transformation and upgrading, effectively improving enterprise production efficiency and market competitiveness.
Since the launch of the pilot work, Longfeng District has attached great importance to it and organized it carefully, actively publicizing and mobilizing enterprises in its jurisdiction to participate in the pilot, conducting in-depth research and surveys among enterprises, precisely matching digital transformation needs, providing enterprises with comprehensive guidance services, and making every effort to promote the pilot work in a deep and practical manner.
The 9 enterprises that passed the acceptance this time are typical representatives of SMEs in Longfeng District that actively responded to the call for digital transformation and bravely explored and innovated.
Next, Longfeng District will continue to deeply advance the digital transformation work of SMEs, further expand the pilot coverage, summarize and promote successful experiences, guide more enterprises onto the path of digital transformation, and inject new momentum into promoting the high-quality development of the district's industrial economy.
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