The Pressure Is Coming To Jinjiang.

On the analysis of the city's economic operation held yesterday, Yang Yimin, member of the Standing Committee of the Quanzhou Municipal Committee and Secretary of the Jinjiang municipal Party committee, analyzed the impact of the current economic situation on Jinjiang, and put forward some positive coping strategies.

12 heavy pressures have brought Jinjiang new opportunities. This year, 12 pressures test Jinjiang.

Yang Yimin categorized it, the 6 pressure came from the international market, and the 6 pressure came from China.

Global pressure of inflation, the continued impact of the US subprime mortgage crisis, the slowing down of world economic development, the continuous rise of oil prices, the depreciation of the US dollar and the frequent restrictions on international trade, these 6 pressures are undoubtedly a heavy blow to Jinjiang enterprises, which are dominated by traditional industries, and are more severe for most foreign trade enterprises in Jinjiang.

Taking Jinjiang's traditional industries such as textiles, clothing, shoes and caps, toys and so on, their main raw materials are the middle and lower reaches of oil. With the rising oil prices and the soaring operating costs of enterprises, the profit margins of enterprises are greatly squeezed.

From the domestic point of view, the tightening of monetary policy after the macro-control has impacted on the 6 enterprises, such as the sharp rise in prices of raw and auxiliary materials, the increase of labor costs, the adjustment of the national export tax rebate, the restriction of land use targets, the relocation of enterprises and the accelerated development of developed areas, which have plagued Jinjiang enterprises.

Experts made a statistics, compared with last year, the cost of producing a pair of shoes and a pair of trousers in Jinjiang increased by 4 yuan and 3 yuan this year, and the cost of labor increased by more than 20%.

In the face of such difficulties, Jinjiang's economy remains stable.

In the latest ranking of the top 100 counties in the county economy, Jinjiang remained at sixth place last year and the year before last.

From 1 to June, Jinjiang's total revenue increased by more than 600 million, and the main economic indicators basically achieved "double and half".

The growth rate of several traditional industries is over 20%.

Fixed asset investment increased by 30.1% over the same period last year, and enterprises maintained a relatively strong momentum of capital expansion.

Enterprises in Jinjiang also began to seek new ways to break through: some enterprises began to import large quantities of advanced technology and machinery and equipment from abroad in the light of the depreciation of the US dollar; some leading enterprises and national investment companies jointly set up investment Guarantee Corporation to provide financing for small and medium-sized enterprises.

In the face of difficulties, Jinjiang is pregnant with new opportunities.

Jinjiang's efforts to deal with land financing difficulties relate to the development potential of a place, while some key projects in Jinjiang, especially enterprise projects, fail to land smoothly due to land and capital problems. Some enterprises are easily settled because of tax problems and bad investment environment.

At yesterday's meeting, Yang Yimin analyzed all aspects of the issues and asked the government departments to serve the enterprises well.

In the face of some projects reflecting the difficulty of land supply, Yang Yimin hoped that owners, Street towns and land departments should cooperate closely and actively strive for land use indicators.

Relevant departments can increase land acquisition and storage by implementing land replacement, and gradually change "projects and other places" into "land and other projects".

On the other hand, enterprises can be guided to encourage enterprises to expand their production capacity through the pformation of old production areas, explore "zero investment" and other mechanisms to raise the level of intensive land use.

Faced with the financing difficulties of small and medium-sized enterprises, Yang Yimin believes that enterprises and industry associations can be actively encouraged to jointly set up guarantee institutions to provide financing guarantee services for SMEs.

Brand enterprises and listed companies can also cooperate with high-quality and difficult enterprise alliances to inject capital into their projects and help to dredge financing channels.

In addition to encouraging enterprises to adjust their export direction, Yang Yimin also hopes that export-oriented enterprises can create their own brands, and set up marketing departments abroad and acquire foreign brands to tide over difficulties.

"Opportunity is both a challenge and a challenge."

Yang Yimin hoped that enterprises in Jinjiang could make efforts to improve management and production efficiency and reduce operating costs in a difficult environment. At the same time, they should increase R & D, continuously improve their capability of independent innovation, and timely adjust their development strategies.

Finally, Yang Yimin gave 16 words to the enterprise: cheer up, seize the day, march forward courageously, and fulfill your mission.