On the afternoon of August 10, the Hohhot Municipal Federation of Industry and Commerce, in collaboration with the Inner Mongolia Research Institute of Shanghai Jiao Tong University and the Inner Mongolia Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, convened a specialized advisory session titled "Capital Empowerment for the Northern Frontier, Uniting for Enterprise Growth: Shanghai-Inner Mongolia SME Industry-Finance Development Seminar." This event was held at the Shanghai Jiao Tong University Hohhot Science and Technology Innovation Center, with an invited expert team from the Antai College of Economics and Management alumni entrepreneur network spanning Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Shenzhen.
The session aimed to implement the autonomous region's "1571" work plan, advance the city's enterprise listing cultivation efforts, resolve bottlenecks faced by private enterprises in going public, and revitalize resources from cross-regional chambers of commerce and high-end industrial capital from Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Shenzhen. Over 50 key private enterprise representatives from across the city attended, achieving substantial results and positive feedback.
At the event, the leading official of the Hohhot Municipal Federation of Industry and Commerce delivered a speech on behalf of the federations from Hohhot, Baotou, and Ulanqab, stating that this specialized advisory session was a pragmatic step to break through north-south resource barriers and deepen Shanghai-Inner Mongolia industrial and capital collaboration, providing a high-end and efficient platform for local private enterprises to access cutting-edge capital markets and quality industrial resources.
During the session, representatives from the Inner Mongolia Research Institute of Shanghai Jiao Tong University and the Antai College of Economics and Management detailed their mature models and resource systems for local enterprise development through institute-local collaboration and industry-finance integration, offering a pathway for deepening regular Shanghai-Inner Mongolia cooperation and precisely empowering local enterprises in their listing processes.
Li Xiaodong, President of the Inner Mongolia Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, delivered a speech, noting that the chamber would fully leverage its role as a platform bridge, establishing regular channels for Shanghai-Inner Mongolia enterprise interaction, precisely serving the listing cultivation and industrial upgrading of hometown enterprises, and striving to support the high-quality development of the capital's private economy.
The chief representative of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region People's Government's Shanghai Office provided a summary commentary, stating that the event precisely addressed the listing development needs of Inner Mongolia's SMEs, effectively opening channels for the downward empowerment of capital, talent, and industrial resources, and laying a solid foundation for deepening government-enterprise collaboration and advancing enterprise listing cultivation between the two regions.
The event focused on the core pain points and practical shortcomings of enterprises seeking listings in Hong Kong, incorporating practical segments such as enterprise roadshows, expert lectures, and one-on-one Q&A sessions. Four high-quality local enterprises—Inner Mongolia Huaxi Biotechnology Co., Ltd., Yuhangren Shacha Industry, Zhongxing Shusheng Technology Co., Ltd., and Yifei Aviation Technology Co., Ltd.—conducted special roadshows, showcasing their core technologies, main businesses, development prospects, and listing plans.
Industry experts delivered precise lectures on key topics such as the latest Hong Kong listing policies and standards, capital operation models, and industrial upgrade pathways. They addressed common and specific issues enterprises face during listing preparation, such as unclear processes and limited financing channels, providing on-the-spot, professional, and targeted guidance.
Participating enterprises reported that this specialized advisory session thoroughly clarified the listing preparation process and compliance standards, precisely resolved long-standing questions about going public, and successfully connected them with high-quality Shanghai-based industrial, capital, and think tank resources. This laid a solid foundation for subsequent standardized development, capitalized operations, and high-quality listing, with participants expressing substantial gains and significant benefits.
Looking ahead, the Municipal Federation of Industry and Commerce will continue to deepen multi-party collaboration among cross-regional chambers of commerce, universities, and high-quality capital. It will regularly conduct activities such as policy briefings, specialized advisory sessions, and precise resource matching, steadily expanding the pool of high-quality reserve enterprises. The aim is to guide and support private enterprises in leveraging capital markets for transformation and upgrading, injecting sustained and robust momentum into the capital's high-quality economic and social development.