On November 16, prominent South Korean conglomerates, including Samsung Electronics and Hyundai Motor Group, disclosed their domestic investment blueprints. Samsung Group has earmarked a staggering 450 trillion Korean won for investment within South Korea over the forthcoming five-year span. The investment will be channeled predominantly into the semiconductor sector, AI infrastructure, and research and development (R&D) endeavors. This includes the establishment of cutting-edge semiconductor production facilities and AI data centers. Meanwhile, Hyundai Motor Group has outlined a plan to inject 125.2 trillion Korean won into the domestic market during the identical timeframe. Their investment will be geared towards pioneering areas such as artificial intelligence and software-defined vehicles, along with fostering R&D innovation. This strategic move is designed to allay fears that the influx of investments into the United States, spurred by the China-U.S. trade pact, might undermine the vitality of South Korea's domestic manufacturing industry.