Shanghai releases the latest version of its industrial map and announces a list of 30 "urban collaboration" 100 billion-level industrial clusters

China News Service, Shanghai, October 12 (Reporter Zheng Yingying) The 2026 version of Shanghai Industrial Map was officially released at the 26th China International Industrial Expo (referred to as the "Industrial Expo") on the 12th.

The 26th China International Industrial Expo opened in Shanghai on the 12th, attracting many visitors. Photo by China News Service reporter Zheng Yingying

The industrial map is based on Shanghai's "15th Five-Year Plan" modern industrial system as the skeleton, and in accordance with the overall structure of "one industrial system, one set of industrial ecology, and one set of infrastructure". It compiles a total of 101 maps in 41 groups of 4 categories: overall layout, regional layout, industry maps and thematic maps. It covers nearly 900 key public platforms, nearly 700 core professional service institutions, more than 100 important policies, and more than 300 enterprises in basic industrial links, giving a panoramic view of Shanghai's industrial landscape.

Through "one map", various entities can quickly understand the resources, current situation and planning layout of Shanghai's industrial entities, and find investment directions and spatial placement; government departments can also use this to optimize the direction of industrial layout and resource allocation. The industrial map will continue to be updated and improved based on feedback from market entities to better serve Shanghai's industrial development.

On the same day, Shanghai announced a list of 30 "urban collaboration" 100 billion-level industrial clusters.

According to reports, Shanghai has forward-looking layout of 10 key industrial chains and has formed four trillion-level industrial clusters including electronic information, automobiles, high-end equipment, software and information technology services. Shanghai aims to strengthen four trillion-level industrial clusters and add three trillion-level industrial clusters, and strives to build 50 100-billion-level characteristic clusters.

The characteristic tracks of leading industries in various districts in Shanghai have accelerated their development, and the cluster agglomeration effect has initially appeared. As of now, there are 30 characteristic clusters in various districts in Shanghai with an industrial scale of 100 billion, covering areas such as integrated circuits, biomedicine, software and information technology services.