Group 1: Investment Climate in China - The "Investing in China" initiative is seen as a commitment to future growth, with foreign business leaders expressing confidence in establishing and deepening their presence in Shanghai and China [1] - The 8th China International Import Expo (CIIE) reinforced the certainty of China's development and openness, encouraging foreign enterprises to invest [1] Group 2: Alfa Laval Group - Alfa Laval, a global leader in heat transfer, centrifugal separation, and fluid handling technology, has been operating in China for over 40 years and has become its largest market [1] - The company employs over 4,000 staff in China, with 10 offices, 5 service centers, 3 production bases, and 1 distribution center [1] - Alfa Laval continues to expand its investments in China, focusing on technological innovation and sustainable development [1] Group 3: Oerlikon Group - Oerlikon Group's sales have increased by 55% over the past four years, largely due to its operations in China, where 7 out of 22 global manufacturing plants are located [2] - The company established its first factory in China in 1996, focusing on automotive filtration and thermal management systems, with advanced production lines [2] - Oerlikon invests 5% of its global revenue in R&D, with its Shanghai R&D center becoming one of the largest in its global network [2] Group 4: Muji - Muji is the second-largest market in China after Japan, with plans to open approximately 40 new stores next year, each exceeding 1,500 square meters [3] - The company remains optimistic about steady economic growth in China [3]