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Rank #14 of 31 · Registrations through 2023; later records not included.

1,725,653Active companies

163,739Reg. capital ≥ ¥10M

53,320≥10 insured staff

15.4%3-yr registration CAGR

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Industry structure · 20 sectors

Sector	Companies	Share	LQ*
Manufacturing	291,701	16.9%	1.0
Wholesale & Retail	286,777	16.6%	0.93
Construction	201,061	11.7%	1.19
Agriculture & Fishery	160,990	9.3%	1.23
Leasing & Business Services	154,876	9.0%	1.03
IT & Internet	147,373	8.5%	1.17
R&D & Technical Services	76,319	4.4%	0.54
Culture, Sports & Entertainment	63,144	3.7%	0.87
Transport & Logistics	56,648	3.3%	1.08
Real Estate	42,723	2.5%	0.9
Education	37,270	2.2%	1.25
Resident Services & Repair	31,208	1.8%	1.01
Finance	26,831	1.6%	0.87
Hotels & Catering	26,002	1.5%	0.78
Utilities	23,246	1.3%	1.34
Environment & Utilities Mgmt	20,856	1.2%	1.04
Mining	17,676	1.0%	1.88
Health & Social Work	16,425	1.0%	0.75

*LQ (location quotient) = provincial share ÷ national share. >1.2 markedly denser than national average, <0.8 markedly thinner. An arithmetic ratio, not a rating.

Where in China should we go? — here is what the registrations say:

Sectors markedly denser than the national average: Utilities (LQ 1.34) · Education (LQ 1.25) · Agriculture & Fishery (LQ 1.23)

Markedly thinner: R&D & Technical Services (LQ 0.54) · Hotels & Catering (LQ 0.78)

Sourcing: high-LQ sectors mean dense supply — more candidates, more room to compare
Market entry: low-LQ sectors mean fewer local rivals — but a thinner ecosystem; check up/downstream before committing
Next: pull the provincial company list for your target sector, then screen candidates one by one (Find Manufacturers / supplier screening)

Arithmetic presentation of registration data with procedural next steps — not investment or site-selection advice.

Full report · US$99 — city-level drill-down · per-sector yearly trends (2018–23)

Multi-province compare US$199 coming