China Enterprise Credit Index 162.66 in 2025, up 2.82 from the previous year

Today, it was learned that by 2025, the national market regulation system will continue to implement the “Three-Year Action Plan for Deepening Credit Enhancement and Supporting High-Quality Development of Business Entities (2024–2026)” with a focus on “improving quality and efficiency.” The system will improve the entire chain and full lifecycle credit regulation service mechanisms. The China Enterprise Credit Index reached 162.66, an increase of 2.82 compared to 2024, providing strong support for high-quality economic and social development.

Optimizing Credit Services and Strengthening Credit Cultivation

Launched the National Market Regulation Credit Repair Platform, enabling one-stop and cross-province credit repair services. Over 12.2 million business entities had their credit repaired throughout the year. Explored “Credit + Finance” and “Credit + Industry” models to expand credit value transformation. Promoted credit commitment applications, with 7.1487 million business entities enjoying convenient services through credit commitments.

Innovating Regulatory Models and Improving Regulatory Efficiency

Explored regional credit integration and coordinated development, promoting regional information sharing, mutual recognition of regulatory rules, and joint supervision. Implemented differentiated regulation, with over 64 million enterprises automatically classified by credit risk nationwide. Nineteen provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) adopted a “general + professional” classification model in key areas such as food and pharmaceuticals. Explored smart and flexible regulation, conducting non-现场 inspections for 633,900 business entities, triggering 221,500 inspections, and implementing credit fault tolerance management for 133,100 entities.

Promoting Integrity Culture and Creating a Trustworthy Environment

Strengthened compliance guidance, issuing warning reminders to 18,011,600 business entities throughout the year, and guiding 4,201,100 enterprises to enhance credit compliance management. Carried out activities such as “Annual Report Service Month” and “Credit Repair Service Year,” forming over 18,000 annual report service teams, coordinating to resolve more than 140,000 requests, and hosting over 6,700 publicity events and more than 5,500 educational training sessions to foster social consensus on “knowing, trusting, using, and increasing trust” in credit.