Group 1: Market Demand and Trends - The easing of US-China tariffs has led to an increase in container order demand, with the industry showing optimism as current orders are relatively full [3]. - Long-term container demand is closely linked to global trade volume, which is expected to grow, resulting in a gradual increase in global container inventory [3]. - As of now, the global container inventory exceeds 53 million TEU, creating a stable demand for replacement each year [3]. Group 2: Impact of Smart Transformation - Since 2019, the company has invested in smart transformation, focusing on upgrading smart equipment, energy-saving modifications, and information technology [3]. - Smart transformation has significantly reduced reliance on manual labor, with labor in the assembly process reduced by one-third and over half in the chassis process, mitigating risks during peak order periods [3]. - The implementation of smart upgrades has greatly enhanced production efficiency, allowing the company to capitalize on historical opportunities during the industry peak from 2021 to 2022 [3]. Group 3: New Business Development - The company is actively pursuing new business avenues beyond traditional container operations, focusing on energy transition and low-carbon industries [4]. - Recent developments include the design and integration capabilities for battery swap stations and hydrogen energy solutions, establishing a comprehensive system integration capability in the "container+" sector [4]. - The company aims to provide customized services across the entire value chain, leveraging its past capabilities and industry brand effect [4].