Group 1 - The global manufacturing industry is shifting from China to Southeast Asian countries, SCO countries, and countries in the China-Africa Cooperation Organization due to multiple factors [1] - The chemical industry evolution will be dominated by US tariffs on China, European anti-dumping measures, environmental regulations, regional trade policies, and technological innovation [1] - Chinese companies can utilize regional trade agreements like RCEP to diversify production capacity towards Southeast Asia and Central Asia, with Cambodia being a significant investment destination in the chemical industry [1] Group 2 - Cambodia's chemical industry is in its early stages, contributing only 0.6% to GDP, with 18 registered chemical companies primarily focused on fertilizers, coatings, plastics, and daily chemicals [2] - The Cambodian government has established the Cambodian Investment Development Council to attract foreign investment through favorable policies, with industrial parks focusing on chemical industry development [2] - Cambodia has abundant natural resources, including salt mines and rubber, which provide a solid foundation for the development of the chemical industry [2] Group 3 - The construction industry in Cambodia is experiencing high demand, with over 100 large construction projects expected by 2025, leading to a surge in demand for chemical-related products like coatings [3] - There is a significant gap in the market for construction chemicals, textile chemicals, agricultural chemicals, daily chemicals, and new chemical engineering materials, which presents investment opportunities in the chemical sector [3]