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Chengdu Hi-Tech Industrial空白演示 Development Zone (CDHT) Chengdu Hi-tech Industrial空白演示 Development Zone (CDHT) Building• 在此输入您的封面副标题 a National High-quality Development Demonstration Zone Capital city of Sichuan Province, People’s Republic of China National central city 14,300 km2 Area Chengdu 21.208 million Resident Population GDP of Chengdu (2012-2019) Unit: hundred million yuan A Major Chinese Scientific and A Major Chinese International Technological Center Exchange Center 7 th 7.8% Ranked 7th in mainland China 17012 2019 15342 13889 A Major Western A Major Chinese 12170 Chinese Financial “Five Centers and One Hub” Economic Center 10801 Center 10057 9019 National Central City 8139 A Major Chinese Cultural An Integrated Transportation and Creative Center and Communication Hub at the International Level 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Ranked in the Top 30 of the 2019 Urban Business 3 times in the last 5 years, Environment Index Chengdu ranked at the top of the list of “Best ——PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) Performing Cities in China.” Rank Change City Score in 2019 For 6 consecutive years, 1 +2 Shenzhen 100.0 Chengdu has ranked at the top of the list of “Most Attractive Cities for Investment in China.” 2 -1 Beijing 98.4 For 5 consecutive years, Chengdu has ranked at the top of the list of 3 -1 Shanghai 96.4 “New first-tier cities in China.” Chengdu 4 0 92.7 For 11 consecutive years, Chengdu has ranked at the top of the list of 5 0 Guangzhou 86.3 "Happiest Cities in China." 6 +1 Xi’an 83.0 Twice, Chengdu has been awarded China’s Model City in Building 7 -1 Hangzhou 81.3 an Internationalized Business Environment.” 8 +10 Ningbo 76.2 Chengdu ranked 71st in the world city ranking and rose to Beta+ level, bringing it on par with Boston, Hamburg, Tel Aviv, and Atlanta. Chengdu now stands higher in 9 0 Chongqing 75.8 the list than other Chinese inland cities, second only to Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen. Accelerate the Development of“5+5+1” Modern and Open Industry System Electronics & IT 5G+ New Materials Medicine & Health Big Data+ Clean Energy+ Equipment Food Processing Manufacturing Artificial Supply Chain+ 5 Intelligence+ Modern New 5 Service Advanced Economy Industries Manufacturing Exhibition Industry Industries Economy Financial Lifestyle Services Services Cultural Modern Tourism Logistics Industry Industrial Clusters Valued Over 100 Industrial Ecosystems Industrial Zones 7 Billion Yuan 14 66 Europe The City with the Third Highest Number of Foreign Consulates in Mainland China The Most Popular City Among Foreigners in Central and Western China Centra l Asia Silk Road 155 Countries and Regions 17,000 Economic Foreigners living in Chengdu as long-term residents Belt 53 Countries 144 Hours Chengdu port implements a 144-hour transit Yangtze visa-free policy for 53 countries River Economic Belt Economic and trade relations established with South 235 countries and regions Asia ASEAN ANZAC 20 Consular Missions 301 Fortune Global 6 International in Chengdu 500 companies Cooperation Zones Chengdu Chengdu will become one of the three cities in China with two 4F-level airports Scheduled2021年 to be up建成并投入运营 and running by 2021 ranks among the world's 50 busiest airports World-Class Infrastructure In 2019, passenger numbers reached 55.86 million, ranking the fourth in the country National-level International Aviation Hub Cargo mail throughput reached 672,000 tons, among which international and regional traffic reached 146,000 tons, up 10.2% YoY The fourth most Ranked among the Master plan in Meets the long-term Handles 2 million Hosts 129 international important city for top 30 airports motion to build 6 annual passenger volume of tons of cargo and and regional airlines airline service in the world runways 90 million postal traffic in mainland China Moscow Saint Petersburg Irkutsk Hermes Lodz Rotterdam Alataw pass Erenhot Beijing Milan Xining Xi’an Madrid Tehran Shanghai Chengdu Wuhan Chongqing Guiyang Changsha Kunming Nationwide high-speed railway system Chengdu-Europe Train: North Line Guangzhou Nanning Convenient international trains Chengdu-Europe Train: Middle Line Yangon Bangkok Connects with A total of 5000 26 cities international trains in Chengdu-Europe Train: South Line overseas operation Singapore Covering the huge western Chinese consumer market The total retail sales of consumer goods in Sichuan 10.4 % exceeds 2 trillion Chengdu YoY increase yuan 64 universities/colleges Strong Capacity to Attract Talents + 300,000 300,000 young talents have settled down in CDHT since 2017 graduates every year 32 academicians have been brought in (including 20 specialists 1 million from high-tech fields) students on campus Outstanding Professional Advantages 134 young and middle-aged % experts with outstanding 5.24 million 25,000 95 employees in the integrated employees working in contributions to the nation talents in total circuit industry in Chengdu the high-tech zone 2856 experts with special 360,000 ≤8 % government allowances from ≤5 % employees in the yearly turnover of staff the State Council software industry brain drain rate Milestones Strong and Open Economy Highly Attractive to Companies High Praise from Investors CDHT Overview Planning and Established one of the Built one of the first Promoted one of the Established the first Established the China construction first nation's first pilot sites (Sichuan) Pilot Free (approved by the State as a pilot project combining technological in Trade Zone Council of China) (Ministry of Science and and financial services and western China Technology) built a national intellectual (approved by the State property demonstration Council of China) park CDHT Overview 382.7 billion yuan Ranked No.1 in China 8 % YoY increase Chengdu 8.6 % YoY increase 228.56 billion yuan 5.4 % YoY increase 20.02 billion yuan 2.96 billion US dollars Actual Foreign General Public Budget Industrial Value Added among the high-tech comprehensive bonded Investments in Place zones in China for 24 consecutive months 2019 CDHT Overview CDHT Overview Craig Barrett Jack Ma Omar Ishrak Yanshun Chen Jean-Christophe Pointeau Former Chairman of Intel Founder of Alibaba Former Chairman and CEO Chairman of BOE Technology Former Country Chair of Medtronic Group of Sanofi China Of all the Intel sites, Intel's With big markets, a wealth of I am extremely proud that Chengdu has a complete electronic Chengdu is a very important Chengdu factory is the one that talent, and efficient government Medtronic has been here to information industry chain, numerous market for Sanofi. It's not only at has developed the fastest, services, Chengdu is the most witness, cooperate, and grow with professionals, sufficient labor the forefront of China in terms of becoming a "Chengdu Role qualified city for developing Chengdu's biomedical industry resources, huge market capacity and economic strength and industrial Model” Alibaba in western China throughout its evolution favorable transportation and logistics. development, but also a rising We have the utmost confidence in center for biotechnology and IT the prospects of Chengdu industries Vast Development Space Solid Industrial Strength Highly Open Platforms Readily Available Financial Services Complete Policy System Comfortable Living Environment High-quality Business Environment 234 km2 One Zone, Four Parks total area managed (co-built) by CDHT 43 km2 87 km2 Electronic Information New Economic Industrial Functional Zone Activity Zone (Western Area) (Southern Area) Tianfu Square Shuangliu International Airport 44 km2 60 km2 Tianfu International Future Technology Town Bio-Town (Eastern Area) (Co-built with Shuangliu District) High-quality Business Environment Electronic Information Industrial Functional Zone Electronic Information Industry Ecosphere billion yuan + 336.12 % 80 % Gross Output Value of 11.66 Proportion in Chengdu's YoY Growth 129 Enterprises Above Total Output of Electronic Designated Size Information Industry High-quality Business Environment Electronic Information Industrial Functional Zone CDHT offers a complete industrial chain covering the fields of integrated circuit (IC) design, wafer manufacturing, packaging IC Industrial and testing by working with leading enterprises such as Intel, Cluster Texas Instruments and Unisoc General Information + Development Highlights 110.2 billion yuan 23.8 % 90 % Output Value of YoY Growth Proportion in Chengdu's IC Industry Total Output of IC Industry 50% One of Intel's largest chip Laptop chips tested Representative Enterprises packaging and testing centers in here account for 50% of the world all chips tested by Intel around the world IC Design Packaging and Testing Unisoc, Hisilicon, MediaTek, Intel, Texas Instruments, Diodes, CORPRO, etc. Worldchip Digital, APS, etc. Wafer Manufacturing One of Texas Instruments' two major global Industrial Chain Support packaging and testing centers, and the most Texas Instruments Linde Industrial Gases, ASM, etc. technologically advanced factory High-quality Business Environment Electronic Information Industrial Functional Zone CDHT is an important production base for new display products and small and medium-sized panels, aiming to build itself into a New Display Devices global epicenter for the new display industry, utilizing the power Industrial Cluster of leading enterprises Representative Enterprises Development Highlights Leading Enterprises BOE BOE, Tianma, GIS, etc. China's first 6th-generation AMOLED display panel production line Manufacturers of Upstream and Newway Photomask Making Downstream Equipment and Materials China's first self-developed
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