Group 1 - The event hosted by the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) in Chengdu aims to enhance the professional capabilities of futures practitioners in Sichuan, aligning with the provincial plan to strengthen financial tools for supporting the real economy [1] - Chengdu is positioning itself as a financial center in Western China, promoting the integration of various financial services including futures, credit, and insurance [1] - SHFE has launched six international specific varieties and 32 tradable varieties for qualified foreign investors, covering sectors such as metals, energy, and chemicals [1] Group 2 - SHFE has registered 128 overseas brands, including 42 from Belt and Road Initiative countries, facilitating better alignment of production standards with Chinese market needs [2] - Since 2025, SHFE has made significant progress in international cooperation, including partnerships with the Osaka Exchange and Gulf Commodity Exchange [2] - The introduction of the first recycled metal futures product, casting aluminum alloy futures and options, addresses the green transformation needs of the non-ferrous metals market [2] Group 3 - Sichuan Shenglin New Materials Technology Co., Ltd. plans to utilize aluminum alloy futures and options to hedge against price risks and improve risk management across procurement, sales, and inventory [3] - The company aims to integrate futures tools into its business strategy to support sustainable development as it expands production capacity [3]