Group 1 - Company has successfully passed AEC-Q100 certification for multiple MCU and ADC products, achieving mass production with several leading clients [3] - The first ASIL-B level BMSAFE chip is set to be released soon, and the first high-performance, high-reliability ASIL-D level automotive MCU has completed tape-out [3] - Development work is progressing smoothly in collaboration with leading clients and Tier 1 manufacturers [3] Group 2 - Company has completed the development and validation of multiple automotive-grade MCUs and analog chips that meet AEC-Q100 standards, covering key scenarios such as smart cockpits, on-board fast charging, battery management (BMS), and body control [3] - The company has received recognition from several vehicle manufacturers and Tier 1 suppliers, achieving mass delivery [3] - Company has obtained ISO26262 functional safety management system certification and established deep cooperation with domestic and international leading clients [4] Group 3 - Company is actively participating in the establishment of automotive chip standard systems, including promoting the preparation of the "Automotive SBC Chip Standard" and contributing to the "National Automotive Control Chip Strategic Planning" [4]