The New China Enterprise Industrial Research Center has recently launched the "China's Top 100 Manufacturing Companies in 2010" list. A total of 10,000 enterprises with the most comprehensive competitiveness in 100 industries were selected. Among them, 10 major industries such as electronic equipment manufacturing occupied the manufacturing industry. 68.2% of total sales revenue, 60.7% of sales profits, 68.9% of total profits, and 64.4% of total assets. The sorting results show that the role of macroeconomic regulation and control in curbing investment in overheated industries and adjusting industrial structure has gradually emerged. The prosperity index of the steelmaking, cement, automobile manufacturing and coking industries continued to decline. The industries with relatively more technologically-intensive industries, such as electronics and communications equipment, precision machinery, and special equipment manufacturing, have seen an upturn in the economy.
In 2010, China's manufacturing industry ranks second in the ranking of instrumentation, culture, and office machinery manufacturing. The top 10 industries are: electrical machinery and equipment manufacturing, instrumentation and culture, office machinery manufacturing, non-metallic mineral products, general equipment manufacturing and electrical machinery and equipment manufacturing, communications equipment, computers and Other electronic equipment manufacturing, plastic products, chemical materials and chemical products manufacturing, ferrous metal smelting and rolling processing industries, and cultural, educational and sporting goods manufacturing.