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First, from a market perspective, with the advancement of global economic integration, competition in the steel market has become increasingly fierce. When facing competitors from all over the world, Japanese steel giants may find that the original joint venture model is no longer suitable for the new market situation. The rapid rise of the overseas express delivery industry has changed the pattern of logistics and supply chain. Efficient express delivery services make the transportation of raw materials and products more convenient, and also prompt steel companies to re-examine their supply chain strategies.

Secondly, technological innovation has had a profound impact on both the steel and express delivery industries. In steel production, the application of new technologies has continuously improved production efficiency and product quality, but it also requires a lot of capital investment for upgrading and transformation. For some joint ventures, if they cannot reach an agreement on technological innovation, it may lead to the breakdown of cooperation. The technological progress in the express delivery industry, such as intelligent warehousing management and distribution systems, has provided new ideas and models for reference for other industries.

Furthermore, the policy environment is also an important factor. In order to protect their own steel industries, countries may introduce a series of trade policies and industrial policies. Changes in these policies may have an adverse impact on the joint venture business of Japanese steel giants. At the same time, the regulatory policies of the express delivery industry are also constantly adjusting, such as the improvement of security inspection standards for express parcels, which may increase the operating costs of enterprises and indirectly affect the related steel industry.

In addition, changes in consumer demand are also driving changes in the industry. Today, consumers have higher and higher requirements for the quality, performance and environmental protection of steel products. Japanese steel giants may have encountered difficulties in meeting these demands, resulting in a decline in their competitiveness in the market. In order to meet consumers' demand for fast and accurate delivery, the overseas express delivery industry continues to optimize its services, which has also prompted other industries to reflect on how to better adapt to changes in consumer demand.

In short, the withdrawal of the Japanese steel giant from the joint venture is the result of multiple factors. Although the overseas express delivery industry is not the direct cause of this incident, the changes in the market, technology, policy and consumer demand it has brought about have undoubtedly had a certain impact and influence on the steel industry. In the future development, all industries need to pay close attention to market trends and actively respond to changes to achieve sustainable development.