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4. Of all indigenous enterprises, 29.39% have the need to apply for an
Indigenous Comprehensive Development Loan Fund. Most

(21.56%) of the enterprises that would like to apply are wholesalers

and retailers; followed by construction and engineering enterprises

(18.81%); and accommodation, food and beverage enterprises
(18.20%)

5. The indigenous enterprises that receive grants from the subsidy

programs of the central or local governments make up 4.31%.

Among them, 0.97% are participants of the Startup Guidance and

Refinement Program, 0.41% are participants of the Innovation and
R&D Subsidy Program, and 0.33% are participants of the

Indigenous Film, Music, Cultural and Creative Industries

Promotion Subsidy Program.

VI. Statuses of Indigenous Enterprises' Operations in

Overseas Markets

1. Of all indigenous enterprises, 4.57% have participated in

international or overseas exhibitions, while 95.43% have not.

Enterprises that expressed willingness to participate in international

or overseas exhibitions in the future represent 16.19%, and 83.81%
have no intention to participate in them.

2. A total of 205 enterprises operated in overseas markets before (and

in) 2019. Among them, 115 enterprises exited from overseas

markets in 2020, while 90 enterprises continued to operate. Among
the enterprises that had not operated in overseas markets before

(and in) 2019, 25 entered overseas markets in 2020. The overall

numbers of market exits and new entrants indicate a decline in the

operations of indigenous enterprise in overseas markets.

3. Among the indigenous enterprises that operated in overseas
markets in 2020, 72.17% encountered difficulties. Different issues

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