Six Government Bodies Encourage Capital Market Listings for Qualified Agricultural Enterprises

Deep News
Sep 07

Six government departments, including the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, have jointly issued an implementation plan focused on prioritizing agricultural and rural development while improving the investment mechanism for rural revitalization.

The plan emphasizes invigorating private investment by encouraging its lawful, standardized, and orderly participation in rural revitalization efforts. Following legal and market-based principles, it proposes using tools such as loan interest subsidies and debt-equity combinations to attract patient capital into the agricultural sector.

Additionally, the initiative calls for enhanced measures to guide charitable and social resources toward rural development, while supporting the market-oriented establishment of rural revitalization funds. This approach aims to leverage financial capital and social forces to form a cohesive investment effort.

Furthermore, the policy actively supports eligible agricultural enterprises in pursuing listings to raise funds, helping leading agricultural technology firms and other business entities accelerate high-quality growth through the multi-tiered capital market.

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