Core Viewpoint - The chemical new materials industry is facing both opportunities and challenges in international competition, particularly in the context of the "14th Five-Year Plan" for the petrochemical industry [1] Opportunities - Emerging economies are showcasing advantages such as vast market space, demographic dividends, and resource allocation, which are driving global demand for high-end chemical materials [1] - International leading companies are adjusting their development strategies and divesting certain chemical new materials businesses, providing opportunities for Chinese companies to break through high-end technology barriers [1] Challenges - Domestic companies investing abroad may encounter operational risks due to geopolitical tensions and differences in local technical standards and cultural integration [1] - Increasing global trade frictions are exacerbating the risks associated with international expansion [1] Strategic Recommendations - Companies need to address the shortcomings in high-end chemical products to enhance China's competitive voice [1] - Enterprises should conduct thorough research on the political landscape, local culture, investment methods, and resource acquisition paths of target markets before investing in new facilities [1] - It is essential to promote differentiated competition, facilitate local consumption of overseas production capacity, and avoid bringing products back to China for domestic competition [1] - Companies should focus on local management and cultural integration, strengthen supply chain management, and risk control to reduce operational costs [1]