China’s updated Encouraged Industries Catalogue was jointly issued by the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) and the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM), and officially came into effect on 1 February 2026.
This revised catalogue replaces the 2022 edition and reflects China’s continued long-term strategy of directing foreign investment toward priority and strategic sectors. It is structured in two parts: a National Catalogue, comprising 619 encouraged sectors, and a Regional Catalogue, covering 1,060 sectors tailored to specific local development needs. In 2017, the catalogue included 348 national and 639 regional sectors, highlighting a steady and deliberate broadening of China’s investment scope over time.
Overall, the catalogue aims to attract high-quality global investment into areas such as advanced manufacturing, modern services, high technology, energy conservation, and environmental protection. It also places particular emphasis on channeling investment into China’s central, western, and northeastern regions. The policy framework provides a range of incentives, including preferential tax treatment, land use support, and customs facilitation measures.
Click on the links below for detailed information:
NDRC, 2026, State Council, 2026, China Briefing, 2026, Global Times, 2026, Shanghai, 2026, China Daily, 2026, CMS Law, 2026, RODL, 2026
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