From the recently concluded Chain Expo to the upcoming CIIE in November, China has taken concrete actions to support open cooperation and attract multiple foreign companies to continue increasing investment. Anna, President of German chemical company Henkel Greater China, stated that with the help of the CIIE platform, Henkel has deeply connected the upstream and downstream resources of the industrial chain, accelerating the local implementation of global innovation solutions. This further strengthens its determination to continue investing in the Chinese market. In the industrial sector, in March of this year, Henkel completed the acquisition of the Suzhou Bok factory. In the same month, the Hangao Kunpeng factory with a total investment of about 900 million yuan started trial production in Yantai, Shandong. The new Henkel Adhesive Shanghai Application Technology Center was officially put into use in May, further accelerating the landing and transformation of innovative achievements through localized application testing and process amplification. Despite the many uncertainties in the global economy, the Chinese market still maintains strong resilience. The long-term growth potential of the world's second-largest economy continues to prompt multinational corporations to make decisions to invest in China. In Suzhou Industrial Park, the German company Fuwoke Group recently announced a capital increase of 500 million yuan to expand its chassis suspension system component production base in the local area through profit reinvestment. It is understood that this is the fourth capital increase of Fuwoke Group in China. The enormous potential of China's green economy has also presented global investors with business opportunities. As stated by Yin Zheng, Executive Vice President of Schneider Electric and President of China and East Asia, digitalization and green low-carbon have become the trend of the global industry and a common pursuit of the industry. China relies on its strong industrial chain foundation to promote the rapid development of green industries. Schneider Electric has 30 factories and logistics centers in China, including 21 "zero carbon factories" and 15 national level "green factories". Among them, the Wuxi factory uses digital technologies such as AI to drive end-to-end green ecological design, tracks value chain carbon emissions, and has reduced 90% of Scope 1 and Scope 2 carbon emissions and 65% of Scope 3 carbon emissions in two years, earning the title of "Sustainable Lighthouse Factory" by the World Economic Forum and providing a model for industrial green transformation. The first phase of ExxonMobil's Huizhou ethylene project, with a total investment of 10 billion US dollars, was officially put into operation in Huizhou, Guangdong in July. The project put into operation this time adopts green technology, achieving a 50% reduction in nitrogen oxide emissions and a 35% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. After the project is put into operation, high value-added chemical raw materials will be produced on a large scale and applied in fields such as consumer goods packaging, automobile manufacturing, and home appliance production. Liu Maoshu, Vice President of Lubrizol Asia Pacific, a specialty chemical company, stated that China is not only a source of technological innovation, but also a key participant in global standard setting. With the promotion of the "National Seven" emission standards, the company's lubricant business sector will strengthen independent innovation and further reduce ash and phosphorus content. Danfoss is a well-known industrial enterprise from Denmark. Danfoss China President Xu Yang believes that green is a "common language" and an important engine for economic and trade growth between China and Europe. In recent years, with the continuous promotion of industrial transformation and upgrading, the Chinese market is bringing new development opportunities for green solutions in multiple industries. ”Xu Yang stated that in 2024, Danfoss will achieve strong growth in related industries such as data centers, semiconductors, ships, and energy storage. (New Society)