Core Viewpoint - The China Agricultural Development Bank is actively supporting autumn grain purchases to ensure national food security, leveraging its role as a policy bank to provide financial assistance and promote high-quality development in the grain sector [1][10]. Group 1: Financial Support for Grain Purchase - The Hebei branch has issued a total of 304 billion yuan in various loans for grain, cotton, and oil, with a loan balance reaching 642 billion yuan, an increase of 10 billion yuan since the beginning of the year, supporting the purchase of 356 billion jin of grain [11][12]. - The Inner Mongolia branch has provided 182.17 billion yuan in grain and oil loans, supporting 79 enterprises in purchasing 130,000 tons of grain, ensuring a stable supply of funds for grain purchases [6][15]. Group 2: Enhancing Local Grain Enterprises - The Hebei branch focuses on supporting local state-owned grain purchasing and selling enterprises, optimizing loan processes and enhancing resource integration to strengthen the grain market [12]. - The Inner Mongolia branch has implemented a "credit guarantee fund+" mechanism to support grain purchase and ensure that funds are available for farmers, maintaining market stability [8][16]. Group 3: Value Chain and Processing Support - The Hebei branch is promoting the development of the grain processing industry by providing tailored financial solutions to leading enterprises, enhancing the value chain and supporting projects in logistics and deep processing [13]. - The Inner Mongolia branch has introduced innovative mechanisms to improve the efficiency of grain storage and purchasing, including the use of digital platforms to streamline loan processes [16][17]. Group 4: Cross-Regional Collaboration - The Hebei branch is leveraging its geographical advantages to form a grain industry alliance with key enterprises in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, facilitating seamless connections between grain purchasing and processing [14]. - Collaborative efforts with the Jilin branch have resulted in a cooperation intention for 500,000 tons of grain, enhancing cross-regional grain supply dynamics [14].