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Core Viewpoint - CATL is gradually reducing its upstream investments but remains a key partner for upstream material manufacturers seeking transformation, as evidenced by its recent collaboration with BHP to electrify mining operations through a comprehensive solution [1][3]. Group 1: Collaboration with BHP - CATL and BHP have signed an agreement to collaborate in areas such as fast-charging infrastructure, electrification of mining equipment, energy storage, and battery recycling [1][3]. - BHP aims for net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, recognizing CATL's leading technology in energy storage and batteries as a significant advantage for their partnership [2][3]. Group 2: Energy Storage Business - CATL has secured numerous energy storage orders this year, including a record 3GW/24GWh project in collaboration with Quinbrook in Australia, and a total of 45GWh in energy storage-related orders by early July [5][6]. - The EnerQB product developed with Quinbrook can operate for 8 hours, showcasing the successful R&D collaboration between the two companies [5]. - CATL is also involved in the 500MW/2000MWh Collie storage project in Australia, supplying over 600 EnerC Plus storage systems [5]. Group 3: Battery Business with Automotive Manufacturers - CATL is expanding its battery business, with a new factory in Indonesia set to reach a capacity of 15GWh by 2026, involving mining, smelting, battery manufacturing, and material recycling [8][9]. - A domestic factory in Shandong has begun shipping energy storage batteries to North America, with a planned capacity of 160GWh [8][9]. - CATL has strengthened partnerships with several automotive manufacturers, including Geely, Dongfeng Nissan, Honda, and Mazda, focusing on battery technology collaboration and supply chain integration [10]. Group 4: Order Growth - 2023 has seen a surge in orders for CATL, with significant contracts from companies like DHL, Masdar, and others, indicating strong market demand and the potential for substantial future revenue growth [10].