Recently, a surge of capital from diverse sources has been flowing into technology-driven enterprises, encompassing areas such as bank credit and equity investment funds. Despite their inherent innovative vitality, technological innovation enterprises often grapple with funding constraints. For instance, Xinghe Power, hindered by delayed order payments and substantial investments in scientific research, is experiencing cash flow tightness. However, it has recently received vital support from the Bank of Communications. Presently, technology finance has emerged as a new competitive frontier for the banking sector, with leading institutions like the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China Construction Bank, and Bank of Hangzhou actively investing in this domain. Moreover, a multi-tiered market system further bolsters technological innovation enterprises. To date, 1.2 trillion yuan worth of technological innovation bonds have been issued, and equity investment funds still possess significant room for growth. This year, several departments have rolled out favorable policies, including the establishment of a national venture capital guidance fund, the introduction of a "technology board" in the bond market, and an expansion of the re-lending scale for technological innovation and transformation. Experts recommend that the government should play a guiding role and continue to expand funding avenues for these enterprises.