Guangzhou's Nansha District is enhancing financial support to help technology companies grow, implementing policies such as the "Nansha Financial 30 Measures" to attract global capital and provide comprehensive services for innovative firms. The plans were announced by Sun Yong, Executive Deputy Mayor of Nansha District, at the 2025 Greater Bay Area Technology and Financial Innovation Development Conference on November 18.
Nansha has fostered cooperation between banks and technology enterprises, with a credit risk compensation pool assisting smaller tech firms in securing loans. To date, 21 partner banks have issued more than 68 billion yuan in credit to 583 companies. Cross-border investment channels are also being established, with 15 fund managers approved under QFLP and QDLP schemes, covering quotas of over 31 billion yuan.
The district is also supporting companies seeking to list on capital markets. Seventeen firms have gone public with a combined market value of more than 210 billion yuan, including notable listings in Shanghai, Hong Kong, and the United States.
Nansha is building a robust innovation ecosystem, strengthening venture capital support and offering tailored financial products such as intellectual property pledge loans. It is also developing major platforms, including Nansha Science City and the Southern Marine Science and Technology Innovation Center, which now hosts leading research institutions and national-level projects.
Reporter | Li Xindi
Photo | Li Xindi
Editor | Huang Qini, James Campion, Shen He
