IBI Named to Both the 2024 Top 100 Beijing Private Enterprises List and the 2024 Top 100 Beijing Private Enterprises in Social Responsibility List
On September 26, the Beijing Federation of Industry and Commerce (BFIC) officially released the “1+4” lists of the 2024 Top 100 Beijing Private Enterprises. With its robust overall strength and strong commitment to social responsibility, IBI was successfully named to both the 2024 Top 100 Beijing Private Enterprises list and the 2024 Top 100 Beijing Private Enterprises in Social Responsibility list.
The survey and release of the Top 100 Beijing P
rivate Enterprises lists are guided by Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era and represent a key initiative in the united front work of the city’s private economy in the new era. In 2024, a total of 1,935 private enterprises in Beijing participated in the Top 100 survey, of which 316 enterprises reported operating revenue exceeding RMB 1 billion — an increase in both quantity and quality. IBI’s consecutive inclusion in the Top 100 lists is a strong recognition of its steadfast implementation of the industrial internet development strategy centered on “platform, technology, and data.”
Looking ahead, IBI will continue to advance its three growth curves — industrial e-commerce, industrial digitalization, and cross-border expansion. With industrial e-commerce as the foundation, supported by industrial big data and industrial digitalization, IBI will provide online commodity trading, business information services, and digital technology services for industrial products and raw materials in relevant industries. By using industrial digitalization to drive transformation across the entire industry chain, promoting the integration of the digital and real economies, fostering new quality productivity, accelerating the technological empowerment of traditional industries, optimizing supply chains, developing industrial chains, and enhancing value chains, IBI will contribute to the prosperity and development of Beijing’s economy.
