Beijing releases "19 Measures for Mergers and Acquisitions" to accelerate the development of key industries such as blockchain and advanced computing.
Beijing has issued the "Opinions on Supporting Mergers and Acquisitions to Promote the High-Quality Development of Listed Companies", which encourages and guides more resources to converge towards new productive forces. The "Opinions" encourage listed companies to carry out mergers and acquisitions around strategic emerging industries, future industries, etc., accelerate the development of artificial intelligence, medical health, integrated circuits, intelligent connected vehicles, cultural industries, technology services, embodied intelligent robots, new energy, synthetic biology, quantum information, blockchain and advanced computing, low-altitude technology, commercial aerospace, 6G and other key industrial areas in Beijing, promote the upgrading of service industry, advanced manufacturing industry, and agriculture, and build a modern industrial system in the capital.
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