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indigenous enterprises have profits and losses at a break-even point.
Enterprises that have made profits every year since opening make

up 18.48%. Those that made profits before starting to make losses

account for 15.71% (the most recent point of turning from making

profits to making losses falls between 2019 and 2020). Enterprises
that have made losses every year since opening account for 9.18%.

Those that turned from making losses to making profits represent

4.91% (the enterprises showed a turn from loss to profit after 4.24

years on average since opening, and the median is 3 years).

7. Of all indigenous enterprises, 51.00% rent or borrow fixed assets,
and most (42.43%) of them rent or borrow office space.

IV. Innovative R&D and Digital Application in Indigenous

Enterprises

1. Of all indigenous enterprises, 29.44% engage in innovative

applications, while 23.93% are not engaged in innovative
applications but have needs for innovation. The innovative

applications and needs are as follows:

(7) Product or service innovation: Of all indigenous enterprises,

16.82% have launched new or technically-upgraded products

or services, while 83.18% have not. Among the enterprises
that have not launched product or service innovation, 10.18%

(917 enterprises) have needs for such innovations.

(8) Manufacturing process or back office operation innovation:

Of all indigenous enterprises, 11.94% have introduced new
or technically-upgraded manufacturing processes or back

office operations, while 88.06% have not. Among enterprises

that have not introduced innovated manufacturing processes

or back office operations, 12.13% (1,093 enterprises) have
needs for such innovations.

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