Shenzhen opens 19 private-capital projects worth over RMB 90 billion as it courts outside investment

On 31 August 2026, Shenzhen held the roadshow for its second 2026 batch of projects open to private capital, in the Nanshan district. Nineteen projects with a combined investment of more than RMB 90 billion (about USD 12.6 billion) were opened to private capital, drawing more than 100 private firms, state-owned enterprises, and investment and financial institutions to the room.

The event ran two tracks: key projects and quality enterprises. On stage were 19 key projects spanning rail transit, strategic emerging industries, municipal facilities, and culture, sport and tourism, together worth over RMB 90 billion. Four quality enterprises were presented in parallel, covering intelligent care robots, AI, spatial-intelligence infrastructure and energy.

Project units including the Luanshan Valley Park construction, the Shenzhen Airport to Daya Bay intercity line (airport to Pingshan section), the Longgang low-altitude intelligent-fusion test base phase II, a key electronic-components industrial park, Jinrui Bio and Shenzhou Rongxin Cloud walked the audience through their financing plans, competitive strengths, expected returns and partnership models. Shenzhen firms such as Dilin and No.0 Intelligence also showcased their businesses, core products, teams and partnership needs.

After the roadshow, many private firms held face-to-face talks with project owners on deals they favoured.

A Shenzhen Development and Reform Commission official said the city remains firmly behind the private economy, steadily widening market access, broadening investment channels and improving the business environment to remove barriers to private investment. Next, Shenzhen will act as the “attendant” and “escort” for enterprises, smoothing the full chain from matchmaking to landing and operation, and turning investment intent into concrete cooperation.

Editor’s note: This is an adapted translation of the original Shenzhen News report. It has been trimmed and restructured for readability for an international business audience.

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