Abstract:To study the innovation capabilities of technology intensive enterprises and explore their impact on the national real economy. Referring to the commonly used trading component index fitting method in the A-share market, a sample of 300 technology-intensive listed companies was selected from the listed companies and a market performance indicator, "Science and Technology Innovation 300," was developed to characterize the technology-intensive enterprise group. Based on this, the innovation capabilities of technology-intensive enterprises were explored from the perspectives of market performance, industrial structure, and regional distribution, At the same time, the construction of VAR model and the analysis of pulse response function were used to explore the impact of technology intensive enterprises on the national real economy. The overall performance of technology intensive enterprises is better than that of blue chip enterprises. Traditional manufacturing enterprises are the main force of their technological innovation, mainly distributed in the capital Beijing and the southeast coastal areas. Their market performance has a positive impact on the three important components of the real economy, namely industry, consumption, and exports, and has the greatest impact on industries with high technological content.