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4、d,the data on performance quoted in this report represents past performance.Past performance should not be taken as a predictor of future returns.Industrial Securities and UNDP do not promise or guarantee that any predicted returns will be realized.Return projections made in the analysis may be base

5、d on corresponding assumptions.Any changes in assumptions may significantly affect the forecasted returns.IForewordIIForewordChinas rapidly ageing population presents a formidable challenge to its future development.By the end of 2024,with nearly 220 million individuals aged 65 and above-15.6 percen

6、t of its population-Chinas status as a rapidly aging society has further deepened.With the proportion of older people expected to rise to around 30 percent by 2050,this shift accelerates the need for sustainable solutions to address the growing socio-economic costs of elderly care.Yet,with the right