The market size is expected to exceed 3.42 billion RMB. Which domestic and international companies are active in the automotive adhesive sector? Please provide a list with company introductions.

01 Henkel Official website: henkel.cn/ Founded in 1876, Henkel has over 140 years of history. The company operates a balanced and diversified portfolio globally. Through strong brands, outstanding innovation, and advanced technologies, Henkel has established leadership positions across its three major business areas—industrial and consumer sectors. Henkel Adhesive Technologies is the global leader in the adhesives market, serving virtually every industry worldwide. Its Laundry & Home Care and Beauty Care businesses are also leading brands across numerous markets and product categories. 02 Avery Dennison Official website: averydennison.com/zh/ho... Avery Dennison (NYSE: AVY) is a global materials science company specializing in the design and manufacture of a wide range of labels and functional materials. Its products serve nearly every major industry and include pressure-sensitive materials for labeling and signage applications; tapes and other bonding solutions for industrial, medical, and retail applications; and radio-frequency identification (RFID) solutions for the retail apparel and other markets. The company operates in over 50 countries and employs more than 35,000 people worldwide. Its 2021 financial report showed sales of $8.4 billion. 03 3M Official website: dcsuzhou.com/ 3M was founded in 1902, with its global headquarters in St. Paul, Minnesota, USA. As a world-renowned diversified technology and innovation enterprise, 3M’s products and technologies have long been deeply integrated into everyday life. Over the past century, 3M has developed more than 60,000 products spanning household goods, healthcare, transportation, construction, commerce, education, electronics, telecommunications, and many other fields. 04 H.B. Fuller Official website: hbfuller.com/en/north-a... H.B. Fuller Company is a leading manufacturer and marketer of adhesives, sealants, coatings, paints, and other specialty chemical products. In 2010, its net revenue exceeded $1.4 billion. H.B. Fuller employs approximately 3,700 people across 31 countries and serves customers in nearly 100 countries. 05 Dow Chemical Official website: dow.com/zh-cn Dow serves customers in 160 countries and regions worldwide with a broad portfolio of products and services. Committed to sustainability principles in chemistry and innovation, Dow delivers higher-quality products for diverse consumer markets—including purified water, food, pharmaceuticals, paints, packaging, personal care, construction, home furnishings, and automotive applications. 06 BASF Official website: basf.com/cn/zh.html BASF currently operates 28 wholly-owned subsidiaries and 7 joint ventures in Greater China, along with 24 sales offices. BASF’s business in Greater China covers petrochemicals, intermediates, performance materials, monomers, dispersions and pigments, performance chemicals, catalysts, coatings, care chemicals, nutrition & health, and agricultural solutions. These chemical products are used across virtually all aspects of daily life—from housing, automobiles, food, crops, pharmaceuticals, textiles, sportswear, household goods, electronic devices, and packaging.

What is Form 8-K under U.S. securities law?

8-K is the report that U.S.-based companies must file with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) upon the occurrence of material events. Material events fall into two categories: (1) those pre-defined by the SEC as material (listed below); and (2) those determined by the company itself, based on reasonable judgment (discretionary). Under Form 8-K, the following events must be reported: First Category: Business and Operations of the Issuer 1. Execution of a material agreement 2. Termination of a material agreement 3. Bankruptcy, liquidation, or receivership 4. Mine Safety—Reporting mine closures and violations Second Category: Financial Information 1. Completion of an acquisition or disposition of assets 2. Operations 3. Operating results and financial condition 4. Creation of financial liabilities or other off-balance-sheet liabilities 5. Acceleration of maturity of financial or off-balance-sheet liabilities 6. Costs associated with exiting or disposing of activities 7. Material adverse developments Third Category: Securities and Trading Markets 1. Notification of delisting, failure to meet continued listing requirements, or transfer of listing status 2. Unregistered sale of securities 3. Substantial changes to shareholders’ rights