On September 4, BYD unveiled a detailed record of its investor relations activities. This year, the expansion of its flash charging business has encountered hurdles due to limitations in battery production capacity. As BYD looks towards emerging business opportunities over the next five years, it maintains a strong sense of optimism regarding energy storage, especially in sectors linked to AI data centers. The company anticipates a swift surge in demand within these areas. Furthermore, BYD is also upbeat about the prospects at the AI application end. The ongoing construction of AI infrastructure has fueled a rapid increase in demand for power semiconductors and silicon carbide. BYD Semiconductor, boasting full-chain capabilities as an IDM (Integrated Device Manufacturer), stands as China's foremost automotive-grade chip enterprise. Additionally, BYD has introduced its second-generation blade battery, setting a new benchmark in charging speed. Moreover, the company has completed the construction of its 10,000th flash charging station, with ambitions to double this figure to 20,000 stations by the year's end.