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Through its unique digital transformation methodology, Kingdee has helped over 39,000 high‑growth enterprises realize data‑driven governance and resilient growth.
“Specialized, Refined, Distinctive, and Innovative” (SRDI) enterprises are companies that focus on niche markets, possess strong innovation capabilities, and command high market share. They are front‑runner enterprises that master key core technologies and excel in quality and efficiency.
Amid evolving domestic and international conditions, central economic policy has specifically emphasized the need to enhance the core competitiveness of manufacturing, launch a number of industrial foundation re‑engineering projects, and cultivate a large cohort of SRDI enterprises.
Over the past two years, SRDI has received heightened attention from the CPC Central Committee and the State Council. A series of cultivation policies have been rolled out, the Beijing Stock Exchange has been established, and recognition standards have been progressively standardized. SRDI has gradually been elevated to a national-level strategy.
In June 2022, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) issued the Interim Measures for the Tiered Cultivation and Management of High-Quality SMEs, establishing fair and impartial evaluation and accreditation procedures and creating incentive mechanisms for high-quality SMEs, thereby providing a clear direction for enterprise growth and development.
To achieve the 14th Five-Year Plan goal of cultivating 10,000 SRDI (“Little Giant”) enterprises, the government has introduced a series of supportive measures, including fiscal, taxation, financial, and investment-promotion policies, as well as related services.
The establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange promotes the organic integration of SMEs with the capital market. During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, 10,000 “Little Giant” (SRDI) enterprises will be cultivated.
To better support the digital transformation of small and medium-sized manufacturers, Kingdee has launched the SRDI‑1234 holistic transformation framework, focusing on four curated business scenarios, developing three distinctive modes of business collaboration, establishing two new capability centers, and building one specialized technology platform.
Kingdee Cloud–Galaxy PLM adopts IPD as its core, supporting companies to build a customer-centric, market-driven R&D regime so they can consistently deliver best-in-class products.
Comprehensive interaction across internal and external supply—covering supplier information, orders, logistics, and settlements. Automatic settlement for inter‑organizational warehouse transfers, centralized procurement and sales, contract manufacturing, and shipments improves inventory turnover. Real‑time optimization of sales, inventory, and transportation routes enables data‑driven decision‑making.
Through Omnichannel Cloud, Retail Cloud, and E-commerce Cloud, we digitalize B2B channels and enable C-side private-domain marketing, creating multi-touchpoint, end-to-end links from brand owners to consumers. This expands customer acquisition, reactivates the existing customer base, and helps enterprises win customers and achieve sustained order growth.
Through the holistic implementation of MOM (Manufacturing Operations Management)—covering the design, optimization, and execution across six pillars: enterprise-wide planning, flexible production, agile supply, end-to-end quality, equipment assurance, and green energy—we achieve seamless, end-to-end manufacturing process integration, high‑efficiency cross‑module collaboration, and a rapid boost in delivery performance.
Leveraging industrial big data, we build domain-specific optimization models that uncover the essence of business problems while improving decisions across functions—including sales strategy, production processes, and manufacturing costs. By further integrating AI, we enable data-driven automation that propels business operations.
By leveraging cloud computing, big data, AI, and blockchain, we help enterprises build new accounting, compliance, operational, and data capabilities—enhancing finance‑and‑tax governance in the digital era and improving profitability.
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SRDI refers to the standouts among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). They focus on niche markets, possess strong innovation capabilities, and command high market share, leading in mastering key core technologies and delivering superior quality and efficiency. Such enterprises are characterized by specialization, refinement, distinctiveness, and innovation, and are known as “Little Giant” enterprises.
The characteristics of SRDI enterprises include specialization, refinement, distinctiveness, and innovation. These companies focus on a specific link in the industrial value chain or on a particular product, possess proprietary “signature” capabilities, and hold a certain degree of industry voice and influence. They also demonstrate clear advantages in innovation capacity, market share, mastery of critical core technologies, and superior quality and efficiency.
The priority areas for SRDI development encompass ten sectors: new-generation information technology; high-end CNC machine tools and robots; advanced rail transit equipment; energy-saving and new energy vehicles; marine engineering equipment and high-tech ships; biomedicine and high-performance medical devices; agricultural equipment; new materials; aerospace equipment; and power equipment.
SRDI (“Specialized, Refined, Distinctive, and Innovative”) “Little Giant” enterprises must meet the following indicators: an average revenue growth rate of no less than 15% over the past three years; an average operating profit margin of no less than 10% over the past three years; and average R&D expenditure of at least 6% of operating revenue over the past three years. In addition, they must satisfy the criteria of specialization, refinement, distinctiveness, and innovation, and possess core independent intellectual property, strong innovation capability, superior quality and efficiency, and a relatively high market share.
The validity period for municipal-level SRDI-designated SMEs is three years. If a company wishes to continue after expiry, it must submit an application to the competent authorities before the expiration date; upon review and approval, it can continue to be included on the list of SRDI enterprises.
A company does not have to obtain SRDI SME recognition before applying for “Little Giant” status; as long as it meets the requirements, it may apply. However, all else being equal, enterprises already accredited as SRDI SMEs are typically given priority recommendation.
