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With the acceleration of global economic integration, overseas trade is becoming more frequent. As an important part of cross-border logistics, overseas express delivery service faces many opportunities and challenges.

On the one hand, consumers’ growing demand for convenient and efficient overseas shopping experiences has led to the continuous optimization of overseas express delivery services. On the other hand, adjustments to relevant policies and regulations as well as technological innovation are also reshaping the industry.

SERES' investment in Yinwang is committed to building a world-class leader in the automotive intelligent driving system and components industry, which is of great significance to the intelligent development of the logistics industry. The advancement of intelligent driving technology is expected to improve transportation efficiency, reduce costs, and bring new changes to overseas express delivery services.

On the technical level, the application of emerging technologies such as big data and artificial intelligence enables logistics companies to more accurately predict demand, optimize route planning, and improve the accuracy and timeliness of express delivery to doors.

At the same time, logistics companies are also strengthening their cooperation with e-commerce platforms, integrating resources to provide consumers with one-stop shopping and express delivery services. The deepening of this cooperation model has further improved the convenience and user satisfaction of overseas express delivery to the door.

However, there are still some problems with overseas express delivery services. For example, the complexity of cross-border logistics leads to unstable transportation time, and packages are often lost or damaged. In addition, policy differences and tax regulations in different countries and regions also bring certain operational difficulties to logistics companies.

In the face of these problems, logistics companies need to continuously strengthen risk management and improve service quality. At the same time, they need to strengthen communication and coordination with all parties to jointly promote the normalization and standardization of the industry.

In general, SERES's investment and overseas express delivery services have influenced each other in terms of technological innovation and resource integration, and jointly promoted the progress and development of related fields. In the future, with the continuous breakthroughs in technology and changes in market demand, we have reason to believe that overseas express delivery services will usher in a broader development space.