Games and esports companies
135[3]
District-reported count in October 2026.
City
Shijingshan District
In western Beijing, China, Shijingshan District hosts a games and esports industry cluster, DRG club divisions, and competition infrastructure at Shougang Park. District reporting counted 135 related companies and annual revenue above RMB 24.81 billion in October 2026.
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Updated October 25, 2026Market snapshot
Local policy
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TopicCurrent positionCommercial implication
Topic
District games and esports support
Current position
The district says it has issued games and esports industry support policies and is building support across the industry chain.[4]
Commercial implication
Publishers, clubs and event operators should confirm current eligibility and application details with the district before including policy support in a project plan.
Verified Oct 25, 2026
Market ecosystem
Clubs
DRG placed three game divisions in Shijingshan in 2025, establishing a professional-club presence at Shougang Park.
Competition infrastructure
Shougang Park combines converted industrial buildings with esports venues used for professional competition.
References6
- [1]石景山概况 — Beijing Shijingshan District Government
- [2]Shougang Park (20200516175911).jpg — Wikimedia Commons
- [3]京西电竞节焕新亮相首钢园 产业矩阵激活区域新动能 — China News Service / Sina Finance
- [4]吸引2.4万人次观赛，带动文商旅体融合消费4.27亿元！石景山亮出‘电竞之城’新名片 — Beijing Shijingshan District Government / Beijing Daily
- [5]北京DRG落地石景山，开启2025新征程 — Beijing Shijingshan District Government
- [6]Head to Shougang Park for an E-Sports Extravaganza — Beijing Municipal Government
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