"Twelfth Five-Year Plan" Guangzhou will provide 2 billion yuan annually to support e-commerce

Standing on the “12th Five-Year” starting line, how can Guangzhou accelerate the development of e-commerce and promote the transformation and upgrading of economic and social development methods? On the afternoon of March 2, the reporter learned from the "2011 Guangzhou Electronic Commerce Development Symposium" that Guangzhou Municipal Development and Reform Commission, the Finance Bureau, the Science and Technology Bureau and other functional departments are studying the preparation and development of strategic emerging industries such as e-commerce. The "V" plan was finalized. Guangzhou will set up a special fund for strategic emerging industries of 2 billion yuan each year, focusing on supporting new-generation technology industries such as "electronic commerce".

The implementation details of the 20 billion yuan special fund have not yet been introduced. However, Xie Xuening, director of the Guangzhou Municipal Bureau of Science, Technology and Information, disclosed at the meeting, “We hope that the strength of the joint media will host a series of preliminary and semi-finals, and will bundle together the projects of emerging industries such as e-commerce and software. A group of outstanding talents, teams, and projects will support them."

In 2010, Guangzhou was named "China's E-commerce Most Innovative and Dynamic City Award." According to Wu Qize, deputy director of the Guangzhou Kexin Bureau, during the "Eleventh Five-Year Plan" period, the total amount of online procurement and sales of key enterprises in Guangzhou is expected to reach 509.562 billion yuan. , ranking first in the province and the top three in the country. The online shopping spending is about RMB 6.5 billion, ranking the top five cities in the country and accounting for 1.7% of the total retail sales of consumer goods.

Next, “Guangzhou will speed up the construction of three e-commerce industry parks.” Wu Qize revealed that the development goals of the 12th Five-Year Plan for e-commerce in Guangzhou mainly include: more than 85% of e-commerce companies and e-commerce transactions amounted to RMB 800 billion. , accounting for 60% of the total amount of corporate transactions. The proportion of online shopping transactions in total retail sales of social consumer goods rose to 8%. Supporting sales revenue of more than 2 e-commerce companies ranked among the top 10 in the country, and listed companies reached 10, and revenue from e-commerce services reached 50 billion yuan.