Group 1 - The State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) has published responses to five frequently asked questions regarding enterprise performance evaluation, trade definitions, investment responsibility, asset management, and audit report validity [2][3][4][5][6]. - The 2025 Enterprise Performance Evaluation Standard includes classifications for 10 major industries, 48 medium industries, and 107 small industries, allowing companies to select benchmark industries based on their main business sectors [2]. - The definition of "two ends outside" trade refers to transactions where both the original procurement and final sales occur outside the central enterprise group, aimed at preventing false trade practices [3]. - The Central Enterprises' Investment Responsibility Accountability Measures specify that responsible parties must be held accountable for significant asset losses or adverse outcomes that impact the enterprise's financial status [4]. - The method of converting enterprise debt to equity can include both debt-to-equity swaps and capital contributions aimed at settling specific debts, but new stock issuance for fundraising does not fall under this provision [5]. - The validity of the most recent audit report for determining capital and equity ratios is defined as being within one year from the audit report's benchmark date [6].