Ordos recorded a 200.1 percent year-on-year surge in high-tech industry investment in the first half of 2026, contributing 5.1 percentage points to the city's total investment growth. 

Within this category, high-tech manufacturing investment skyrocketed by 350.3 percent, adding 5.8 percentage points to overall investment growth.

Production of lithium-ion batteries rose 46.5 percent, while generator sets jumped 117 percent, reflecting robust supply and demand for new energy and new materials.

In the low-altitude economy sector, Dadao Kongtian High-tech (Inner Mongolia) Co has developed the "FlyServe 5" smart inspection vehicle-mounted mobile platform, specifically designed for complex conditions including mountainous terrain, deserts, and extreme cold.

Featuring a vehicle-drone modular design, the platform allows the UAV unit to operate independently while the vehicle can perform logistics transport and on-site standby tasks separately – effectively solving the idle-season problem of traditional integrated inspection vehicles during winter.

At the Juungar Economic Development Zone, Ordos Xinchuang New Materials Co is producing lithium-ion battery anode materials using coal-based derivatives as core raw materials.

Its products are used in consumer 3C electronics, power storage, and other applications. The company's self-developed coal-based micro-hollow graphite anode material offers significant advantages in terms of fast-charging performance and low-temperature operation.

In the first six months, Ordos produced 1.59 million metric tons of polyethylene, up 20.4 percent from the corresponding period in 2025; 1.54 million tons of polypropylene, up 21.5 percent; 5.96 million kilowatt-hours of lithium-ion batteries, up 46.5 percent; and 752,000 kilowatt of generator sets, for a rise of 117 percent.