On May 21, Yan Changjiang, Deputy Secretary of the CPC Committee and Head of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission of Hainan City, visited key enterprises in Baidian Town to survey economic growth points. Participants included Peng Hongyu, Deputy Secretary and Town Mayor; Guo Yong and Tao Jingjing, Deputy Town Mayors; and Wang Kai, Director of the Economic Development Bureau.
Yan Changjiang visited the enterprises to understand their recent orders and operational status, and inquired about their current development needs, particularly in terms of resource support. He provided strategic advice to boost the enterprises' role as key economic growth drivers.
Yan expressed strong recognition of Jiangsu Zhongkuang Heavy Equipment Co., Ltd.'s achievements and offered five recommendations to the company's leadership:
1. **Align with financial policies** to boost investment efficiency with confidence.
2. **Address labor market realities** by leveraging intelligent and digital transformation to ensure stable enterprise development.
3. **Develop scientific and rational plans** to steadily achieve long-term goals.
4. **Prioritize green and low-carbon development** to proactively explore market opportunities.
5. **Focus on workplace safety** by implementing high-standard management to lay a solid foundation for enterprise growth.
He emphasized that Baidian Town must prioritize enterprise service to stabilize growth, promote transformation, and build momentum. This includes strengthening chain-based and extended-chain recruitment based on existing industries, accelerating the shift from old to new growth drivers, and empowering the development of high-quality productivity.
Peng Hongyu stated that the town will continue to implement group-based agency services for market entities, providing high-quality support for healthy and high-quality enterprise development. Focusing on "enhancing factor productivity," the town will intensify "enterprise-to-enterprise" recruitment efforts to attract more quality projects and contribute to the town's industrial growth.
