Total Investment Surges to 100 Million Yuan! Multiple Regions Announce Public List of Private Capital Projects

Promoting sustained, healthy, and high-quality development of the private economy is a major long-term policy direction for the country. The 'National Private Capital Project Promotion Platform' established by the National Development and Reform Commission shows that as of July 4, a total of 11,842 private capital projects are currently being promoted nationwide, with a cumulative investment of 10.19 billion yuan. In addition, multiple regions across the country have recently released public lists of private capital projects, further boosting investor confidence and expanding the scope of private investment.

Multiple Departments Support Policies to Continuously Stimulate Private Investment Vitality

At the national level, China's first foundational law governing private economic development — the 'Private Economy Promotion Law of the People’s Republic of China' — took effect on May 20 this year. Under the law, the state implements a unified national market access negative list system, allowing all types of private economic organizations to legally and equally enter sectors beyond the negative list, including participation in major national strategies and key projects.

To continuously stimulate private investment vitality, the National Development and Reform Commission has further increased its work intensity. Recently, it organized and centralized the release of over 3,200 new private capital projects with a total investment exceeding 3 billion yuan. These projects focus on key areas such as transportation and logistics, energy, water conservancy, new infrastructure, urban infrastructure, environmental protection, grain and food supply chains, and manufacturing, and are publicly promoted through the 'National Private Capital Project Promotion Platform'.

In addition, multiple departments have introduced a series of targeted policies in areas such as removing market barriers, expanding development space, and ensuring payment guarantees, strengthening enterprise confidence in development.

In removing market access barriers, restrictions on market entry have been further relaxed. The number of items listed in the 'Negative List for Market Access (2025 Edition)' has decreased from 117 to 106 compared to the 2022 version. The government actively promotes equal participation of private enterprises in bidding and tendering — from January to April this year, the bid success rate for private enterprises rose by 5 percentage points; for projects under one million yuan, private enterprises accounted for over 80% of the total number of winning bids.

In expanding development space, the government supports private enterprises’ participation in 'dual-essential' construction and 'dual-new' initiatives, accelerating the establishment of long-term mechanisms for private sector involvement in major national projects. Significant progress has already been made in nuclear power, railways, and other fields. At the same time, strong support is given to private investment in emerging industries and future-oriented sectors, encouraging them to take on major national technological R&D tasks.

In safeguarding payment guarantees, clear requirements are set for central authorities, public institutions, and large enterprises to pay small and medium-sized enterprises within 60 days from the date of contract execution for goods, works, and services.