Group 1: Offshore Engineering Outlook - The company expects to sign new orders worth $3.25 billion in the offshore engineering sector in 2024, setting a historical record [2] - Petrobras plans to add 10 FPSO production systems from 2025 to 2029, focusing on deepwater oil and gas resources [3] - CIMC Raffles has established a dedicated oil and gas R&D center since 2017, enhancing its capabilities for FPSO projects [3] Group 2: Container Shipping Market Analysis - The container shipping market is closely linked to global macroeconomic conditions, with recent tariff uncertainties impacting growth [4] - Supply chain disruptions from droughts in the Panama Canal and port strikes are creating uncertainties in global trade [4] - The container manufacturing market is expected to adjust in the short term but has strong long-term support due to global trade growth [4] Group 3: Debt Structure Management - The company has successfully eliminated all foreign currency debt, replacing it with domestic RMB and offshore RMB or HKD debt [5][6] - The overall debt cost has significantly decreased by the end of 2024 compared to the end of 2023 due to this restructuring [6] - The company aims to further reduce interest-bearing debt by the end of 2025, continuing its proactive asset-liability management [6]