State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council held a meeting to report on the first quarter economic performance of central enterprises and sign the operating performance responsibility agreement for the year 2026.

On April 20th, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council held a meeting to report on the economic performance of central enterprises in the first quarter and sign the annual performance responsibility agreement for 2026. The meeting emphasized that central enterprises must further solidify their efforts to focus on key tasks, make every effort to improve quality, increase efficiency, and stabilize growth. It is necessary to focus on strengthening internal capabilities, optimizing business strategies dynamically, focusing on the cultivation of emerging pillar industries, large-scale equipment renewal and transformation, guaranteeing basic infrastructure construction, and strategically expanding investments in key energy and mineral resources to effectively support the expansion of domestic demand and ensure a stable supply of key energy resources. It is also necessary to cultivate new productive forces, focus on the foundation of the real economy, continue to promote technological innovation, prioritize basic research, and focus on research and development reserves and talent reserves. Central enterprises should focus on their main responsibilities, enhance industry transformation in different development stages, and accelerate the growth of new dynamic advantages.