The report first introduced Sateri Group's background, reviewed the high-quality development journey of the global textile industry over the past decade, and provided preliminary insights on the future market share and development trends of regenerated cellulose fibers. From an environmental perspective, it highlighted that the textile industry is one of the significant contributors to climate and environmental pressures, currently facing a "triple planetary crisis" of climate change, biodiversity loss, and escalating pollution burdens. Through a life cycle perspective, the analysis indicated that environmental impacts vary significantly across different fiber types, with the overall production chain of textiles carrying relatively high environmental costs, while regenerated cellulose fibers represent a key direction for reducing environmental costs and driving the industry's green transition.

Currently, escalating EU regulatory requirements are pushing the textile industry into a mandatory sustainability phase, with low-carbon, transparency, and circularity gradually becoming industry mainstreams. Domestically, intensive policy rollouts on sustainability disclosure and green finance are reshaping the development rules of the textile industry. Energy price volatility is also profoundly influencing and restructuring the cost structure of textile materials, further accelerating the industry's green transition process.

Facing substantial emission reduction pressures in the global textile industry, optimization of upstream value chains and upgrading of material structures have become decisive factors in industry competition. In response, Sateri has positioned sustainability as its strategic core, accelerating transformation from a traditional raw material supplier to build a diversified eco-friendly product portfolio, focusing on degradation and recycling technologies, comprehensively advancing cleaner production and green transition in cellulose fiber manufacturing facilities, serving as a sustainable development partner for the industry, and converting corporate practices into replicable industry experience through multi-stakeholder collaboration. Sustainability is key to the future competitiveness of fiber enterprises, which can serve as positive forces in shaping a sustainable future.