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Guangdong Releases "Implementation Rules for AI and Robotics Industry Innovation Development Fund Management" The policy focuses on core technology breakthroughs, industrialization, and application demonstrations in AI and robotics, providing fiscal awards covering up to 30% of project investment, with a maximum subsidy of 30 million yuan per project.

Hong Kong businesses expanding into mainland China's e-commerce market are finding that consumers place high importance on the following aspects: functionality and price for consumer electronics, quality and durability for sportswear, texture and ingredient quality for cosmetics, exclusive design for luxury goods, and safety traceability for fresh food.

Guangzhou Nanzhuo Data leverages Hong Kong's international advantages to establish presence at Cyberport, expands into Southeast Asia's AI computing market through HKTDC's T-box platform, and secures patents with ESG awards.

On August 19, the General Office of the Guangdong Provincial Government officially released the "Several Policy Measures for Promoting High-Quality Development of Commercial Aerospace in Guangdong Province (2025-2028)". The policy document covers 21 specific measures across seven major areas, targeting core segments such as satellite constellations and rocket development, with explicit provisions for annual subsidies of up to 10 million yuan per enterprise.

The Department of Industry and Information Technology of Guangdong Province, in conjunction with the Provincial Department of Finance, has jointly issued the "Implementation Rules for Fund Management in Support of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Industry Innovation Development." The policy proposes fiscal fund support for key projects, with a maximum award of 50 million yuan per project. These Implementation Rules will take effect on September 1, 2025, and remain valid until the end of 2027

China's market and industry regulators on July 9 unveiled a 2025-2030 action plan to boost metrology support for developing new quality productive forces. Focusing on key sectors like AI and new energy, the plan promotes metrology-tech integration and critical measurement breakthroughs to drive industrial upgrading.

Guangdong to subsidize manufacturing, high-tech loans from May 1 2025 to Dec 31 2027, up to 20 million yuan per firm annually.

Shenzhen unveiled its 2024-2026 low-altitude infrastructure plan on July 31, aiming to build a smart, integrated network of aviation facilities and digital systems.

Shenzhen has extended preferential income tax policies for Hong Kong residents working in the Hetao and Qianhai cooperation zones until 2027. The policies exempt income exceeding Hong Kong tax rates and expand tax subsidies for talent in these areas.

Guangdong’s medical regulator said on 18 July that the “Hong Kong & Macau Drug and Device Access Scheme” now covers 45 hospitals across all nine mainland GBA cities, having imported 116 products—52 drugs and 64 devices—benefiting over 10,000 patients.

15 July: GBA’s first cross-city island eVTOL route—Shenzhen to Zhuhai’s Dong’ao—launches, slashing travel from 2 hours to under 30 minutes.

Shenzhen opens fast patent pre-exam for Hong Kong innovators, cutting CNIPA review time.

Guangdong launches 23-point plan to stabilize firms, jobs, consumption and investment for domestic growth.

Shenzhen unveils 10 measures to boost high-end chips, EDA & tools, leapfrogging semiconductor sector.

The "Opinions" on Shenzhen's comprehensive reform pilot are issued, aiming to promote innovation, financial development, and data marketization to provide replicable experiences and boost the Greater Bay Area.