Support Plan for Private Investment Detailed
[2010-05-17 09:58:39]
China's government has opened a new range of government-run industries to the private sector, either through investment in existing companies or establishment of new firms. administrative procedures for private sector involvement in those industries.
The government also announced on May 13 that it would improve financing services and simplify.
Water projects, power generation, mining, and logistics -- currently mainly state controlled -- would be opened to the private sector, said a statement on the central government website, www.gov.cn.
The statement also reiterated the opening of sectors announced at a State Council executive meeting in March, including education, welfare, transport infrastructure, telecommunications and energy, public utilities, scientific and technological programs for national defense, affordable housing construction and cultural industries.
Private investors could also participate in the establishment of financial institutions by investing in commercial financial institutions and establishing rural banks, credit companies, credit guarantee companies, and rural fund cooperatives.
Private companies were welcomed to participate in the reform of state firms through assets acquisitions or increasing their holdings in them, the statement said.
The government also restated its support for independent innovation in the private sector, encouraging the development of new products and investment in emerging industries, such as bio-medicine, new energy, environment protection and recycling.
Private companies were encouraged to increase overseas investment by conducting international operations outside China, establishing multinational corporations and developing leading brands.
The government would improve financing services for private companies by strengthening the venture capital investment system, and helping with the financing of private firms through equities and bonds.
The government would simplify administrative procedures by making them more efficient and cutting fees.
It promised to step up efforts to create a good environment for private investment by setting up a sound administrative service system and amending unfavorable laws and regulations in its March statement.
The government would also provide guidance for private investors by reporting industrial trends and latest policies. It also instructed industry associations and chambers of commerce to help with finance, technologies, management, and legal affairs.
Private investment played an important role in creating jobs, boosting domestic consumption and providing impetus for economic development, which would help the country maintain sustainable economic growth, it said.
"State capital should focus on 'key industries' that are crucial to the development of national economy, and government investment focus on sectors important to the national security. while the other sectors should be wide open to private investment," said the statement.
Source: Xinhua
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