China News Agency, Beijing, December 21 (Reporter Wang Enbo) Deloitte released the "2021 Deloitte China High-Tech 50 High-Growth and Rising Star Project Research Report" in Beijing on the 21st.

The report shows that the average cumulative revenue growth rate of China's top 50 companies in the past three years has increased compared with the previous report.

From a geographical perspective, companies from Beijing and Guangzhou together accounted for more than 60%.

  The Deloitte High-Tech High-Growth Selection Project has been held in dozens of countries and regions around the world for 26 years, and has been held in China for 16 consecutive years.

This report shows that the average cumulative revenue growth rate of China's top 50 high-tech high-growth companies in the past three years is 2797%, which is up from 2406% last year. The three-year growth rate of the top five companies has exceeded 100 times.

In terms of geographic distribution, Beijing and Guangzhou accounted for the largest proportions, with 32% and 30% respectively. The number of companies on the list from Wuhan and Hong Kong increased.

  In terms of industry distribution, the Internet, software, hardware, and life sciences rank among the top four, accounting for 28%, 26%, 16%, and 14% respectively.

Among them, the hardware industry has developed rapidly, accounting for an increase of 10% compared with the previous year.

  According to the analysis of the report, the transformation of the non-real economy into the real economy has become a major new trend in this issue of China's top 50 high-tech high-growth companies.

The number of non-real economy industries such as financial technology services and pure Internet information technology services has declined significantly, and industries related to the real economy such as bio-health and SaaS software have seen significant growth.

At the same time, cutting-edge technologies are being extended to physical applications, and high-end equipment manufacturing companies in the real economy have increased.

  In the "China Rising Stars" list focusing on companies in the start-up or early growth stages, 50 companies are mainly located in five cities, Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hangzhou, and Guangzhou. Among the companies on the list, there are 8 unicorn companies.

Beijing's good technology and financial environment and abundant talent pool have prompted the emergence of "tomorrow stars", with a total of 24 companies on the list.

In terms of industry distribution, software accounts for the largest proportion (44%), followed by the life sciences industry (20%), hardware (12%) and the Internet (12%).

  The report summarizes the reasons for the rapid growth of companies on the two lists in 2021 into five major elements: innovation management, organizational effectiveness, talent management, green development, financing and risk control.

It is particularly worth noting that, from the perspective of innovation management, companies with more than 30% of R&D personnel account for 70% of China's top 50 high-tech high-growth lists, and 90% of the "Stars of Tomorrow" list.

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