On December 18, the CCID Research Institute released the “CCID Outlook 2026” series of results, which carried out in-depth forecasts and systematic research on the overall situation of China's industrial economy in 2026 and development trends in key fields such as electronic information manufacturing, raw materials, equipment manufacturing, consumer goods, future industries, artificial intelligence, and low-altitude economy. Relevant reports show that in 2026, industrial production will maintain a steady growth trend. Specifically, the first is that reform initiatives are expected to gain momentum at an accelerated pace. The “15th Five-Year Plan” period has an important position in the process of basic socialist modernization. Various reform initiatives and countercyclical adjustment policies will accelerate their efforts, help seize the time window, consolidate and expand advantages, break down bottlenecks and constraints, reinforce shortcomings and weaknesses, and gain strategic initiative in fierce international competition. Second, the development of new quality productivity is accelerating. New technologies such as artificial intelligence have rapidly broken through and applied, the transformation of high-end, intelligent, and green industries have accelerated, electronic information industries such as integrated circuits and wearable smart devices are developing rapidly, the new energy and new energy vehicle industries are growing strongly, the low-altitude industry, commercial space, etc. are developing rapidly, the construction of intelligent robots, humanoid robots, etc. is accelerating, and new economic momentum continues to be cultivated and expanded. Third, the transformation of traditional industries is speeding up. As digital transformation progresses further in raw materials, machinery, food, textiles, light industry, parks, etc., the level of intelligence in all aspects of R&D, design, manufacturing, and operation management of traditional industries has improved markedly; the green transformation of key industries such as steel, non-ferrous metals, petrochemicals, and building materials will fully develop from raw materials, energy use, processes, products, etc., which will promote a shift in productivity in traditional industries.

On December 18, the CCID Research Institute released the “CCID Outlook 2026” series of results, which carried out in-depth forecasts and systematic research on the overall situation of China's industrial economy in 2026 and development trends in key fields such as electronic information manufacturing, raw materials, equipment manufacturing, consumer goods, future industries, artificial intelligence, and low-altitude economy. Relevant reports show that in 2026, industrial production will maintain a steady growth trend. Specifically, the first is that reform initiatives are expected to gain momentum at an accelerated pace. The “15th Five-Year Plan” period has an important position in the process of basic socialist modernization. Various reform initiatives and countercyclical adjustment policies will accelerate their efforts, help seize the time window, consolidate and expand advantages, break down bottlenecks and constraints, reinforce shortcomings and weaknesses, and gain strategic initiative in fierce international competition. Second, the development of new quality productivity is accelerating. New technologies such as artificial intelligence have rapidly broken through and applied, the transformation of high-end, intelligent, and green industries have accelerated, electronic information industries such as integrated circuits and wearable smart devices are developing rapidly, the new energy and new energy vehicle industries are growing strongly, the low-altitude industry, commercial space, etc. are developing rapidly, the construction of intelligent robots, humanoid robots, etc. is accelerating, and new economic momentum continues to be cultivated and expanded. Third, the transformation of traditional industries is speeding up. As digital transformation progresses further in raw materials, machinery, food, textiles, light industry, parks, etc., the level of intelligence in all aspects of R&D, design, manufacturing, and operation management of traditional industries has improved markedly; the green transformation of key industries such as steel, non-ferrous metals, petrochemicals, and building materials will fully develop from raw materials, energy use, processes, products, etc., which will promote a shift in productivity in traditional industries.