Group 1 - Daikin Heavy Industries signed a memorandum of understanding with Briese Schiffahrts GmbH & Co. KG to develop an international offshore wind power industrial hub at Cuxhaven Port, leveraging Daikin's fleet and Briese's global shipping network [1] - Cuxhaven Port is positioned to play a significant role in Germany's energy transition, providing essential services for the rapidly growing offshore wind industry [1] - Briese Schiffahrts operates a fleet of 127 vessels and manages modern port terminals, supporting efficient cargo handling and multimodal transport [2] Group 2 - Daikin Heavy Industries is the first publicly listed company in China focused on wind power towers, emphasizing high-tech standards and high-value services in the global offshore wind market [2] - The company has seen rapid growth in its order and delivery share in the European offshore wind foundation market, receiving positive feedback from overseas clients [2] - Daikin is transitioning from a product supplier to a system service provider, offering comprehensive solutions that include manufacturing, transportation, storage, and installation [3] Group 3 - Daikin plans to deepen its presence in the European market by enhancing its services in assembly manufacturing, port services, and transportation [3] - The company aims to increase the localization of its supply chain in Europe, thereby strengthening its competitive position in the region [3]