The pavilion of Future Science City at the 26th China Beijing International High-Tech Expo held in 2024.

In the first half of 2025, Beijing's Future Science City achieved notable advancements in industrial space development, the introduction of key projects and the construction of roads and residential facilities, enhancing its appeal as a livable and work-friendly environment.

Noteworthy accomplishments include the registration of more than 190 new enterprises, the completion of 26 key roads and the delivery of nearly 8,000 settlement homes.

In the first half, Future Science City expanded its industrial spaces to host high-quality projects. The first phase of the Future Star Industrial Park is now operational. Its second phase has been completed and passed quality inspections. Chinese carmaker Nio has established a delivery center in the industrial park.

The Life Valley (International) Bioengineering Innovation Center completed its first phase, with the second phase finishing its exterior construction. This center aims to become a model for biopharmaceutical collective economic development, integrating research, pilot production and support services. The first phase of the Robotics Industrial Park completed its main structural work, setting the stage for the clustering of robotics companies.

According to the Beijing Bureau of Economy and Information Technology, the city plans to build five new specialized industrial clusters for small and medium-sized enterprises this year, with two located in Future Science City: the synthetic biology manufacturing cluster and the applied optics intelligent manufacturing cluster in Changping district.

While building infrastructure, Future Science City is also attracting businesses. In the first half, more than 190 new companies registered in the area, and over 40 enterprises such as Lan-Divine and Anko Group set up operations there.

The Synthetic Biology Manufacturing Technology Innovation Center commenced operations, welcoming its first five teams, with nine projects slated to move in. Collaborations with universities are also underway, with Tsinghua University's innovations being introduced to the Energy Valley in Future Science City.

Infrastructure development is also accelerating, making Future Science City more livable. In the first half of this year, 26 key roads were completed. Yingcai Nanyi Street opened, providing seamless transfers to Metro Line 17.Additionally, 26 new roads started construction, enhancing connectivity for industrial spaces and residential projects.

Ecological projects have also progressed, with the completion of 3D-printed buildings in the second phase of Wenyuhe Park's Future Intelligence Valley, the unveiling of the Future Creek Valley in the core area of the Energy Valley, and the completion of Zhixin Park.

In education, the main structures of Future Science City Second Kindergarten and Beijing Normal University Changping Experimental School have been topped off, and construction has begun on Beijing Normal University Future Experimental School.

In commercial establishments, Changping district's first Sam's Club is expected to open by year-end. Nearly 10 new businesses opened in the Interspace Harbor commercial street during the first half of this year.