On December 25, during the 2025 High-Quality Development Conference for the Low-Altitude Economy in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, the "Notice on Financial Support for the Cluster Development of Guangdong's Low-Altitude Economy" was officially unveiled. The 'Twelve Initiatives' aimed at financing the low-altitude economy urge banks and insurance firms to craft bespoke financial products that cater to every stage of the low-altitude economy's lifecycle, spanning research and development, manufacturing, operations, and support services.

For industry-leading and high-caliber companies, banks are incentivized to enhance their service offerings, back their domestic and international IPOs, and leverage capital market mergers and acquisitions, along with pilot policies for M&A loans, to consolidate industrial chain resources. Regarding enterprises positioned upstream and downstream within the industrial chain, banks are encouraged to offer services grounded in data gleaned from core enterprises' industrial IoT systems and order information, steering private equity and venture capital entities towards making differentiated investments.

Simultaneously, banks are encouraged to prioritize support for low-altitude economy clusters, national and provincial industrial innovation hubs, as well as enterprises that fortify and complement the low-altitude operations support chain.