On November 26, SZSE hosted a dedicated roadshow in Sydney, Australia, providing a platform for SZSE-listed companies to share their innovation and development stories directly with local investors. The "Invest in China: New Opportunities" event showcased the prospects of China's high-quality economic development during the "15th Five-Year Plan" period and highlighted the new investment opportunities in China's capital markets and Shenzhen market.

This marked the second consecutive year SZSE has organized such a roadshow in Australia. All six participating companies were from sectors central to China's "new quality productive forces", like green and low-carbon industries and advanced manufacturing, which are of primary focus for local investors. Nearly 70 representatives from major Australian pension funds, asset management firms, and other investment institutions attended the event. They engaged in in-depth discussions with listed companies on topics such as business operations, innovation outcomes, and potential collaborations with local industries. Representatives from the attending Australian investment institutions expressed that Chinese companies are accelerating sci-tech innovation, using intensive R&D to build robust patent portfolios and transition from "technology followers" to "standard setters". Besides, they pointed to China's rapidly shifting industrial system, from "scale expansion" to "quality leap", with products and services moving up the value chain. They viewed the active expansion of international market cooperation as a clear indicator of strong development prospects and investment value.

Next, SZSE will act in accordance with the guiding principles set forth at the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th CPC Central Committee. Under the supervision of CSRC, we will steadily expand high-level institutional opening-up, further enhance the quality and efficiency of services connecting SZSE-listed companies with overseas investors, and create a favorable investment environment for international investors.