Core Viewpoint - YTO International Express Supply Chain Technology Co., Ltd. has made significant progress in its global hub facility and operational network by acquiring land in Kazakhstan for its Central Asia headquarters and logistics infrastructure, enhancing its influence in the region and promoting high-quality connectivity between China and Central Asia [1][2]. Group 1 - The acquisition of land in Almaty, Kazakhstan, is part of YTO International's "1+7" global hub strategy, aimed at establishing a logistics manufacturing and e-commerce collaborative industrial park in Central Asia [1]. - The new logistics hub will integrate cross-border logistics, warehousing, customs clearance, and other services, providing efficient cargo handling and distribution for Central Asian countries, the EU, and the Eurasian Economic Union [1]. - This project marks YTO International's first smart logistics hub in Central Asia, facilitating the development of a modern logistics network between Asia and Europe [1]. Group 2 - The investment represents a key step in deepening cooperation between YTO International and Kazakhstan, aimed at upgrading the global logistics network and sharing resources effectively [2]. - YTO International has also formed a strategic cooperation with Xinjiang Commercial Logistics Group to integrate resources for overseas industrial parks, e-commerce parks, and logistics hubs, supporting Chinese enterprises in their international expansion [2]. - The company plans to continue focusing on international development strategies and expanding into emerging markets, aiming to build a global logistics network that connects China with the world [2].