On September 9, Wang Lu, Secretary-General of the Sichuan Merchants Economic International Cooperation Chamber of Commerce, Liu Jinfei, Head of its International Department, and Kong Lingke, President of Qionglai Rural Commercial Bank, visited Hangxin and were warmly received by Lin Yongsheng, Chairman of Hangxin. The parties held in-depth discussions on corporate overseas expansion strategies, financial empowerment, and cross-border resource integration.

During the discussion, the parties reached a consensus on the core aspects of enterprises going global: the prerequisite for overseas expansion is outstanding product quality, international certification qualifications, and full-chain delivery capabilities adapted to overseas regulations; the Sichuan Merchants International Chamber of Commerce will work in coordination with financial institutions to provide financial support and integrate cross-border full-chain resources; Qionglai Rural Commercial Bank will optimize cross-border settlement services, and the Chamber of Commerce will advance the layout of overseas warehouses to open up both capital and logistics channels; enterprises need to build complete collaborative capabilities from R&D to after-sales service, forming a closed loop from product output to service implementation.

The parties also exchanged views on issues faced by enterprises going global, such as regulatory differences, exchange rate fluctuations, and cross-cultural management, and proposed recommendations to leverage professional institutions for compliance and risk control.

Lin Yongsheng gave a detailed introduction to Hangxin's overseas business expansion path. At present, Hangxin's core markets are Europe, the Americas, Australia, and the Middle East, with business covering more than 30 countries and regions worldwide. Its curtain wall and door/window products have passed tests under American, Australian, and European standards and obtained international certifications such as EU CE and US NFRC. The company has accumulated rich experience in cross-regional collaborative delivery of high-end curtain wall and system door/window projects.

All parties reached a preliminary consensus on subsequent cooperation between the Sichuan Merchants Economic International Cooperation Chamber of Commerce and the Guangdong Chamber of Commerce in Sichuan Province. They plan to establish a regular collaboration mechanism in areas such as international economic and trade exchanges, group visits, overseas exhibitions, and commercial legal services, so as to complement each other's strengths and jointly empower Sichuan and Guangdong enterprises to go global. This exchange was pragmatic and efficient, laying a solid foundation for deepening cooperation among all parties.