The 2026 Taixing Golden Autumn Economic Trade and Technology Fair opened on Oct 30, drawing global investors, industry experts, and enterprises to explore new avenues of economic and technological cooperation.
Capitalizing on major regional infrastructure breakthroughs such as the Changtai Yangtze River Bridge and expanding high-speed railway networks, Taixing is rapidly positioning itself as a dynamic cross-river integration and advanced manufacturing hub.
During the event, the city released a development white paper on its "333" modern industrial system — enhancing three clusters of distinctive, advantageous industries, tackling three strategic emerging sub-sectors, and positioning for three future industries — alongside targeted innovation policies. The framework outlines a comprehensive strategy to cultivate three major 100 billion yuan ($14.98 billion) industrial clusters, highlighting Taixing's focus on industrial upgrading, advanced manufacturing, and sustainable market expansion.
Innovation and digital transformation were core highlights of the gathering. Key sci-tech platforms — including a specialized chemical pilot-test base and the Jiangsu branch of the Zhongke Computing Power Center — were officially showcased to release new application scenarios and industry demands. These high-end platforms aim to provide robust computing, pilot testing, and technological support for corporate research and smart transitions.
Driven by a thriving business ecosystem and strong market vitality, the fair successfully showcased a robust pipeline of newly secured cooperative projects, injecting fresh, sustainable momentum into Taixing's high-quality economic development.