State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission: Currently, the operating income of central enterprises in areas related to national security, the lifeline of the national economy, and national wellbeing accounts for over 70%.

Li Zhen, deputy director of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council, stated that through optimizing layout and structure adjustments, focusing on both reducing existing assets and increasing new assets, they will continue to promote the concentration of state-owned capital in three key areas. These areas include important industries and key sectors that are related to national security and the national economy, public services, emergency capabilities, and public welfare sectors that are related to national governance and people's livelihood, as well as forward-looking strategic emerging industries. Currently, the operating income of central enterprises in areas related to national security, the national economy, and national governance and people's livelihood accounts for over 70%. For example, we have further improved the dynamic management system of core responsibilities and businesses, redefined the core businesses of 30 central enterprises, accelerated the clearance and withdrawal of non-core and non-advantageous businesses, and inefficient or ineffective assets. Currently, the proportion of core investments of central enterprises and the number of subsidiary enterprises engaged in core businesses both exceed 90%.