Group 1 - The third China International Supply Chain Promotion Expo was held in Beijing from July 16 to 20, where UOB released the "UOB Business Outlook Survey 2025 (Mainland China Edition)" [1] - The report identifies three main challenges faced by domestic enterprises: rising supply costs, procurement challenges, and difficulties in working capital management [1] - Geopolitical fluctuations have impacted supply chains to varying degrees, prompting a shift in supply chain strategies from "China+1" to a more robust "China+N" approach [1] Group 2 - ASEAN is viewed as the most important overseas procurement market, terminal market, and future investment destination by domestic enterprises, with Malaysia being the most favored [2] - The digitalization of supply chains is accelerating, with one-third of surveyed enterprises utilizing digital platforms for inventory management and a rise in digital applications in logistics and supply chain management from 35% to 42% [2] - Enterprises are seeking support through collaborations with industry associations, state-owned enterprises, or large companies, as well as connections to suitable technology and solution providers [2]