Harbin Bank Deepens Real Economy Focus to Boost Regional Growth

Stock News
Sep 12

Harbin Bank (06138) reinforced its commitment to the real economy in the first half of 2026, anchoring its operations in financial fundamentals and directing credit allocation toward key sectors to propel high-quality regional development.

During the reporting period, the bank aligned its efforts with Heilongjiang's "Three Bases, One Barrier, One Highland" strategy, the "4567" modern industrial system, and the national "Five Major Financial Articles," working to enhance the quality and efficiency of financial services for the real economy. It stepped up credit support in key areas such as technology, green finance, inclusive finance, pension finance, and digital finance, while facilitating the transformation and upgrade of manufacturing, energy sector development, and major project construction.

As of June 30, 2026, corporate loans totaled RMB 278.327 billion, accounting for 65.9% of total loans. Loans in the Heilongjiang region reached RMB 248.451 billion, representing 58.9% of the bank's total lending portfolio. By leveraging its strengths as a local financial institution, Harbin Bank continues to inject ample liquidity into the real economy, positioning itself to benefit from regional development dividends over the long term and consolidate a solid foundation for sustained business growth.

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