Top 100 Companies in Yunnan Province

The “2022 Yunnan Top 100 Enterprises Press Conference” held in Kunming provided comprehensive insights into the economic landscape of Yunnan Province. Here are some key highlights from the event:

1. Top 100 Yunnan Enterprises:
   • Criteria: The ranking is based on the operating income of enterprises in 2021, with a minimum threshold of 1.121 billion yuan.
   • Dominance of State-Owned Enterprises: Among the top 100 enterprises, 41 are state-owned, reflecting their significant role in the provincial economy.
   • Total Operating Income: State-owned enterprises collectively generated 1.21 trillion yuan in revenue, nearly five times that of private enterprises.
   • Tax Contributions: State-owned enterprises also contributed significantly to tax payments, totaling 44.393 billion yuan, four times the amount contributed by private enterprises.
2. Regional Distribution:
   • Kunming’s Dominance: Kunming, as the provincial capital, led with 63 enterprises in the top 100 list.
   • Other Prefectures: Qujing had 11 enterprises, Yuxi had 10, Honghe Prefecture had 5, and Chuxiong Prefecture had 4, highlighting the regional economic strengths.
3. Industry Representation:
   • Diverse Sectors: The top 100 enterprises span various industries including agriculture, industry, and services.
   • Manufacturing vs. Service: The list also distinguished between the top 50 manufacturing enterprises and the top 50 service enterprises in Yunnan.
4. Research and Development (R&D):
   • Investment: Top companies invested a total of 11.79 billion yuan in R&D, representing 41.83% of the province’s R&D funds.
   • Patents: 78% of the companies hold patents, with some companies holding more than 1,000 patents.
5. Employment Impact:
   • Workforce: The top 100 enterprises employ a total of 504,700 people, showcasing their significant role in local employment.
6. Size and Scale:
   • Revenue Ranges: 27 enterprises reported operating revenues exceeding 10 billion yuan, while others ranged between 1-10 billion yuan.

This annual release not only highlights the economic contributions of Yunnan’s largest enterprises but also provides insights into regional economic development and industrial structure adjustments.