Group 1 - Nearly 70 UK companies have established operations in Shanghai's Lingang area, covering industries such as pharmaceuticals, finance, and high-end manufacturing [1][3] - The Lingang New Area is viewed as a "testing ground" for institutional opening, with a policy framework promoting the free flow of investment, trade, capital, personnel, and data [3] - The area is accelerating the formation of world-class industrial clusters in integrated circuits, smart vehicles, and biomedicine, attracting major companies like Tesla, Boeing, and GSK [3][7] Group 2 - The UK-China Business Council emphasizes the complementary nature of industries between the two countries, particularly in digital economy, biomedicine, and new energy [3] - The 48 Group Club, a key player in UK-China trade relations, highlights the historical cooperation since 1953 and the potential for future collaboration [4][5] - UK companies are increasingly interested in Lingang as a gateway to China, with many planning visits and participation in events like the International Robot Expo [7][8] Group 3 - GSK has established a wholly-owned subsidiary in Lingang, operating core products through a contract manufacturing organization model [7] - Haleon, another UK pharmaceutical company, is leveraging Lingang's industrial cluster advantages to localize its operations across the entire supply chain [7] - Boeing is relocating its maintenance facility to Lingang, reflecting the area's favorable business environment and government support for high-end manufacturing [7]