Group 1: BASF's Investment in China - BASF is increasing its investment in China, with a recent announcement of approximately 500 million yuan for a second facility in Shanghai, expected to enhance production capacity by nearly 70% by 2027 [1] - The expansion reflects BASF's commitment to local markets and customers, emphasizing its role as a leading chemical supplier in the automotive sector [1] - BASF is also advancing its Zhanjiang project and focusing on providing advanced materials for the Chinese automotive market, including lightweight battery components and materials for intelligent driving [1] Group 2: Dow's Growth Strategy in Asia - Dow identifies China as its second-largest global market and the largest overseas market, focusing on sustainable solutions and local partnerships [2] - The company is launching a plastic recycling traceability solution in collaboration with local partners, aiming to meet the upgrading needs of key industries such as consumer goods and automotive manufacturing [2] - Dow's strategy emphasizes operational efficiency and innovation to support sustainable development and the low-carbon transition in the Asia-Pacific region, particularly in China [2] Group 3: Localized Strategies by Other Companies - Aborg is implementing a "local for local" strategy in China, designing and producing automation solutions tailored for local customers [3] - 3M is benefiting from China's improving business environment and plans to enhance collaboration with government and research institutions to accelerate local production and testing processes [3]