Yip’s Chemical Announces 2025 Annual Results; Profit Attributable to Owners Increased to HK$137 million; Proposed Final Dividend of HK12 Cents per Share

EQS Newswire / 26/03/2026 / 22:23 UTC+8 【For Immediate Release】 26 March 2026 Yip’s Chemical Announces 2025 Annual Results Effective Business and Product Portfolio Improvements Driving Gross Margin and Profit Growth Profit Attributable to Owners Increased to HK$137 million Proposed Final Dividend of HK12 Cents per Share Highlights: Confronted with global economic uncertainties, slowing domestic growth and mounting pressures from industry “involution”, the Group recorded a revenue of HK$2.99 billion and sales volume of 240,000 metric tonnes, representing year-on-year declines of 5.3% and 9.3% respectively. Through deepened focus on niche industry segments, product portfolio optimisation and enhancement of technology and services, coupled with the benefit of stable raw material prices, gross profit margins of the coatings and inks businesses improved over the preceding year. Overall gross profit margin of the Group rose to 25.4%, representing a year-on-year increase of 1.9 percentage points. Solvents associate company’s export sales grew strongly, driving its sales volume to a historical high of 1,800,000 metric tonnes. Though impacted by industry “involution” with margins and profits contracting, it still contributed a return of HK$79.4 million to the Group, compared with HK$96.0 million in the preceding year. Benefiting from the sustained refinement of the Group’s business and product portfolio and the effective implementation of stringent cost controls, profit attributable to owners substantially increased by 41.8% year-on-year to HK$137 million. Gearing ratio continued to be at a relatively low level of 13.4%, enhancing the flexibility of future investments in new growth projects. In the year under review, the Group completed the acquisition of approximately 60% stake in “Sino-Hypro”, and entered into the chemical vapour recovery and treatment market, providing a new growth engine for the Group. The Board recommended payment of a final dividend of HK12 cents per share. Total dividends for the year amounted to HK16 cents per share, representing a 14.3% increase as compared to the preceding year. (Hong Kong, 26 March 2026) Yip’s Chemical Holdings Limited (SEHK: 00408) (“Yip’s Chemical” or the “Company”, together with its subsidiaries collectively referred to as the “Group”) today announced its annual results for the year ended 31 December 2025 (the “year under review”). During the year under review, the operating environment remained volatile and fraught with unprecedented uncertainty. Together with weak domestic demand in the Chinese Mainland and the severe industry “involution”, the Group’s core businesses faced considerable sales pressure. Nevertheless, margins benefited from stable raw material prices and the effectiveness of the Group’s sustained cost-control measures. The Group recorded revenue of HK$2.99 billion, representing a mild decrease of 5.3% year-on-year. Overall gross profit margin improved to 25.4%, up 1.9 percentage points from last year, while profit attributable to shareholders rose to HK$137 million, representing a year-on-year increase of 41.8%. The Board recommended the payment of a final dividend of HK12 cents per share (2024 final dividend: HK11 cents per share). The Group’s cash flow and gearing ratio continued to improve and remained at healthy levels, providing greater flexibility to support future investments in new growth projects. In December 2025, the Group completed the acquisition of approximately 60% equity interest in Beijing Sino-Hypro Petrochemical Tech. Co., Ltd. (“Sino-Hypro”), a leading enterprise in chemical vapour recovery and treatment in the Chinese Mainland, marking Yip’s Chemical’s formal entry into a high‑technology and sustainability‑driven chemical vapour treatment field. Mr. Ip Chi Shing, Chairman of Yip’s Chemical, expressed, “Despite the challenging macro environment, I remain cautiously optimistic about the business outlook for 2026. In 2025, the Group successfully advanced two significant business expansion initiatives, further strengthening our long‑term competitiveness and unlock growth potential. First, the Group’s solvents associate, Handsome Chemical, has completed and commissioned its new plant in Hubei with an annual capacity of 600,000 metric tonnes of acetic acid and 600,000 metric tonnes of acetates. The new facility will continue to generate economies of scale, enhance competitiveness, and is expected to deliver steady growth in its contribution to the Group’s profitability. In addition, through close collaboration and complementary strengths with Sino-Hypro, this new business is expected to accelerate its development and become an important new member of the “leading development platform for chemical businesses” that Yip’s Chemical has been dedicated to establishing in recent years.” Chairman Ip added, “In the current macroeconomic environment, the Group will continue to uphold a prudent and steady approach, implement comprehensive cost‑reduction and efficiency‑enhancement measures, and consistently strengthen our operational efficiency and competitiveness. While driving the sustainable and healthy growth of our core businesses, we will also actively introduce high‑quality enterprises with technological capabilities and growth potential to join the Yip’s platform, thereby building a diversified and synergistic business portfolio. This will lay a solid foundation for the vision of a “Towards a Century of Revered Leadership” and create long‑term and stable return for shareholders and stakeholders.” Business Review and Outlook Coatings During the year under review, the Chinese Mainland property market showed little signs of recovery and affected by sluggish transactions in both new and existing projects, the architectural coatings business continued to face pressure in a challenging operating environment. Although the Group made efforts to expand its distributors’ network, declining demand for architectural coatings led to a drop in sales volume. As a result, the Group’s coatings business recorded a decline of 14.7% to 157,000 metric tonnes in sales volume and a mild decline of 5.3% to HK$1.38 billion in sales revenue, respectively. The industrial coatings business, as a niche segment, achieved substantial increase in sales through effective product portfolio management and the launch of products that receive high market recognition, including coatings for customised wooden furniture and functional coatings for plastic substrates. Meanwhile, resins business continued to conduct research and development of products related to automotive coatings and protective coatings, leading to growth in both sales revenue and profit. The coatings business recorded a gross profit margin of 29.8%, an increase of 3.6 percentage points compared to that of the preceding year. The segment results increased substantially by 623% to HK$52.2 million. In the coming year, the Group will leverage the momentum of the development of industrial coatings and resin products, allocating additional resources to focus on driving the growth of these business segments. The Group’s production base in Vietnam is expected to commence operations in the second quarter of 2026, enabling better service to customers across Southeast Asia in the future. In addition, the Group is also actively pursuing mergers and acquisitions of entities with technological capacities to accelerate its development. In the architectural coatings sector, the Group will focus on domestic market and adopt more pragmatic promotional strategies and in collaboration with distributors across the country to develop a more extensive online-and-offline store network to further expand market coverage. Inks During the year under review, the Group’s inks business recorded a revenue of HK$1.32 billion, representing a slight decrease of 3.3% compared to that of the preceding year. Amid a highly competitive environment, the inks business continued to gain recognition from major printing enterprises in the Chinese Mainland by offering cost-effective products and services, resulting in increased sales volume. With expanded sales volume enabling effective cost allocation and raw material prices remaining relatively low, the gross profit margin rose by 1.1 percentage points to 21.6%. However, under the pressure from overall economic environment, certain customers encountered operational difficulties, resulting in a substantial bad debt provision during the year under review. Therefore, the inks business recorded a segment profit of HK$46.3 million, representing a decrease of 40.1% compared to that of the preceding year. Looking ahead to the coming year, we will continue to fortify its strengths in packaging printing inks, further expand market share and remain attentive to potential merger and acquisition opportunities involving technology-driven inks enterprises in the market to accelerate development. Lubricants During the year under review, revenue from the lubricants business decreased by 12.4% to HK$284 million, and the gross profit margin dropped by 1.2 percentage points to 22.1%. This segment recorded a profit of HK$6.5 million, representing a decrease of 31.6% compared to that of 2024. The demand for automotive lubricants was impacted by the overall industry “involution”, thereby exerting pressure on the selling prices, gross profit and profits of “Hercules” lubricants. Looking ahead, the Group will steadily grow the sales volume of automotive lubricants by continuously optimising its product portfolio and prudently investing in the development of niche segments within the industrial lubricants market, so as to create new growth drivers for the lubricants business. Investment in Solvents Associate The Group retains a 24% effective stake in “Handsome Chemical”, the largest acetate solvents company in the world. The solvents associate recorded a strong growth of 17.2% in sales volume in 2025, reaching a historical high of 1,800,000 metric tonnes of acetates. In particular, the sales volume of exports reached approximately 760,000 metric tonnes, which served as the major force of growth. Meanwhile, it maintained effective cost control and delivered a return of HK$79.4 million to the Group during the year under review, compared with HK$96.0 million in the preceding year. Its new acetic acid and acetates solvents plant in Hubei commenced full-scale production in the second half of 2025, boosting output of acetic acid and acetate solvents, progressively realising the benefits of vertical integration and economies of scale. Under the effective leadership of the associate’s management team and in collaboration with our business partners “PAG” and “Qisheng”, the business is expected to continue its prosperous trajectory. Investment in Sino-Hypro In December 2025, the Group successfully completed the acquisition of approximately 60% equity interest in Sino-Hypro, signifying Yip's Chemical's entry into the chemical vapour recovery and treatment industry. The subsidiary not only creates new growth driver for the Group, but also contributes meaningfully to China’s environmental governance through its chemical vapour treatment technologies. With the management team and the original shareholders working in close partnership, and by combining Sino-Hypro’s strong technological foundation and Yip’s Chemical’s operational expertise, the Group is confident that the subsidiary is well-positioned for sustainable and promising development. Mr. Ip Kwan, Francis, Chief Executive Officer of Yip’s Chemical, concluded, “Over the past few years, the management team has continued to strengthen the market positions of our core businesses, gradually establishing a solid profit base for the Group. Looking ahead, in addition to driving organic growth of our core businesses, we will strive to enhance the operational efficiency of Sino-Hypro, with the aim of cultivating it into a key growth engine for the Group. Simultaneously, we are actively seeking strategic investment and acquisition opportunities that align with Yip’s Chemical’s long‑term development direction, including those create synergies with our core coatings and inks businesses, thereby accelerating the development of “a leading development platform for chemical businesses”. We believe these initiatives will further consolidate profit growth, add new dimensions to the businesses and drive the Group towards a successful future.” End - About Yip’s Chemical Holdings Limited (Incorporated in the Cayman Islands with limited liability) Founded in 1971 and listed on the Main Board of Hong Kong Stock Exchange (SEHK: 00408) since 1991, Yip’s Chemical has been dedicated to the chemical industry for more than half a century. The Group’s long-term vision is to become “a leading development platform for chemical businesses” driven by green, innovative technology, professional services and highly respected brands that enrich people’s lives. The Group’s core businesses include inks, industrial and architectural coatings, specialty resins, lubricants and chemical vapour recovery and treatment. The core businesses have established leading positions in China in their respective sectors. “Bauhinia Variegata” is the largest inks manufacturer in China; “Hang Cheung” coatings holds a leading position in China’s high-end plastic coatings segment; Bauhinia Advanced Materials Group also operates well-known brands including “Bauhinia” and “Camel” paints as well as “Da Chang” polymers; “Hercules” and “Pacoil” lubricants rank among the market leaders; “Sino-Hypro” is recognised as a leading enterprise in chemical vapour recovery and treatment in China. The Group is also a core investor in “Handsome Chemical”, the world’s largest acetate solvents producer. Leveraging its stable shareholder structure, extensive nationwide manufacturing and sales network, and a dynamic portfolio of strong businesses, the Group has built a robust foundation in the domestic chemical industry. Going forward, the Group will drive sustainable innovation in chemical operations and accelerate the development of a more scalable and resilient platform. Learn more about Yip’s Chemical on: www.yipschemical.com Media and Investor Enquiries Yip’s Chemical Holdings LimitedMs. Wing So Tel:(852) 2675 2385 Email:wing.so@yipschemical.com Fax :(852) 2675 2345 DLK Advisory Limited Ms. Michelle Shi Tel: (852) 2854 8711 Email: michelleshi@dlkadvisory.com Ms. Kathleen Mui Tel: (852) 2854 8727 Email: kathleenmui@dlkadvisory.com File: 408_2025AR_Press Release_EN_20260326 26/03/2026 Dissemination of a Financial Press Release, transmitted by EQS News.The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.Media archive at www.todayir.com
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Newborn Town Inc. (SEHK: 9911) Delivered Strong Growth in 2025: Total Revenue Achieved Nearly RMB 7 Billion, Up Over 35% YoY

EQS Newswire / 26/03/2026 / 22:07 UTC+8 [Hong Kong – 26 March 2026] Newborn Town Inc. (Newborn Town or the company, together with the subsidiaries as the ‘Group’, stock code: 09911.HK), a leading global social entertainment company, released its annual results for 2025. For the year ended December 31, 2025, Newborn Town reported a total revenue of RMB 6,889 million, marking a 35.3% year-on-year increase. Net profit for the year reached RMB 964 million, up 22.3% year-on-year. Net profit attributable to owners amounted to RMB 935 million, surging by 94.6% year-on-year, while adjusted EBITDA totaled at RMB 1,215 million, demonstrating a year-on-year increase of 26.1%. By business segment, the social networking business remained the primary revenue driver. Flagship product TopTop continued to deliver strong growth, while MICO and YoHo provided stable contributions to both revenue and profit. The innovative business segment recorded a year-over-year surge of 59.3% in revenue, with quality games and social e-commerce maintaining solid and rapid growth, while the short drama business began to gain traction. By market, the MENA region continued to demonstrate strong commercial momentum. Meanwhile, the Group accelerated its expansion into non-MENA markets, making encouraging progress in regions such as Latin America and Japan. Deepening Competitive Moat in Social Networking Business, While Innovative Business Gained Strong Momentum In 2025, the Group’s social networking business sustained strong growth, with revenue reached RMB 6,142 million, representing a year-on-year increase of 32.9%. In particular, the game-oriented social networking platform TopTop delivered exceptional results, with profit growth exceeding 100%. Revenue for TopTop grew by over 70% year-on-year. Meanwhile, the live-streaming social platform MICO and the voice-based social platform YoHo continued to reinforce their leadership in their respective segments, contributing stable revenue and profit. Leveraging its strong UGC-driven ecosystem, TopTop was steadily evolved into a household name in key MENA markets such as Saudi Arabia, and was named “Best Social Game Platform” at the Sensor Tower APAC Awards. According to Sensor Tower, TopTop ranked 5th in the Middle East social networking app revenue rankings in 2025. As the Group’s first social networking product, MICO has consistently maintained a leading position in the live-streaming social segment across markets such as the MENA region and Southeast Asia. The voice-based social platform YoHo also remained firmly positioned within the top tier of the MENA voice-based social market. According to DianDian data, YoHo ranked among the Top 10 grossing social apps on Google Play multiple times in markets including Saudi Arabia, Oman, and the UAE in 2025. Meanwhile, the Group’s diverse-audience social networking business continued to deliver steady progress. HeeSay, the flagship product of this business segment, further strengthened its presence in Southeast Asia, consistently ranking among the Top 10 grossing social apps on the App Store in markets such as Thailand and Vietnam. During the year, the Group’s innovative business recorded revenue of RMB 747 million, representing a year-on-year increase of 59.3%, working alongside the social networking business to drive steady overall growth. The Group’s flagship games have entered long-term operation stages, while the development and pipeline of new game titles are progressing steadily. The social e-commerce platform Heer Health continued its steady and rapid growth, further strengthened its presence in the fields of HIV prevention and sexual health services. Meanwhile, the Group’s short drama business, which it has been actively investing in, has begun to gain early traction. Accelerating Global Expansion with Solid Progress in Non-MENA Markets In 2025, Newborn Town significantly accelerated its global expansion. During the year, the Group continued to strengthen its competitive advantages in key markets such as the MENA region and Southeast Asia. In 2025, the Group’s core products recorded year-on-year growth of nearly 50% in business scale in the MENA region. Meanwhile, the Group also made solid progress in new markets including Latin America, East Asia, and Europe, further expanding its global footprint. In East Asia, TopTop successfully entered the high-barrier Japanese market, leveraging its differentiated positioning and refined localization strategy, and has begun to generate early monetization results. According to DianDian data, TopTop ranked 6th on the App Store free games chart in Japan in November 2025. Newborn Town continued to advance its expansion in markets such as Europe, steadily broadening its global presence. In high-value markets including Japan, South Korea, and North America, the Group is actively refining its product offerings, deepening market understanding, and exploring further potential in both user scale and monetization. In June 2025, Newborn Town officially established its global headquarters in Hong Kong, marking a new milestone in the Group’s globalization strategy. Looking ahead, the Hong Kong headquarters will serve as a coordination hub, working closely with the Group's global R&D and operations centers to support continued overseas expansion. AI Accelerated Deployment as a Full-Stack Capability “Multiplier” In 2025, Newborn Town accelerated the deployment of AI across its business, deeply embedding AI into core functions such as R&D and operations to enhance overall efficiency. Meanwhile, the Group’s AI product Aippy entered the consumer-facing AI application space, rapidly building a growing active user base since its launch. During the year, the Group continued to strengthen its core technology capabilities, further expanding the application of AI across its business processes. Its self-developed multimodal algorithm model, Boomiix, continuing to undergo iterative upgrades, improving the accuracy of social matching and advancing the intelligence of operations. Newborn Town also launched Siyu AI, an internal data intelligence platform, significantly shortened turnaround times for data queries, anomaly analysis, and report generation. Its proprietary AI-powered design platform KIVI continued to evolve, enhancing both production efficiency and content richness across key creative functions including the design of virtual gifts, campaign pages, and marketing assets, while materially shortening campaign and gifting operation cycles. During the year, the Group launched Aippy, an AI-powered community for games, exploring new ways to deliver emotional value through AI-generated content. Since launch, Aippy has received positive user feedback, achieving an App Store rating of over 4.8. Building on this momentum, the Group has also continued to ramp up recruitment of top AI talent, further strengthening its technology foundation and positioning AI as a full-stack capability multiplier across local operations, scalable growth, product innovation, and compliance enhancement. As AI became increasingly integrated with its social networking business, Newborn Town will continue to deepen its technological capabilities. By leveraging its strengths in agile product innovation, localized operations, and efficient user acquisition, the Group remains well-positioned to further expand in the global social entertainment market and create positive emotional value to users worldwide. About Newborn Town Newborn Town has grown into a leading technology company which was listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) in 2019 under the stock code 9911. Committed to creating positive emotional value worldwide, Newborn Town has developed a diverse portfolio of applications in the social networking and entertainment sectors. Its social apps include MICO, YoHo, TopTop and HeeSay, together with gaming products like Alice's Dream: Merge Games. These applications have achieved widespread acclaim, reaching over one billion users in over one hundred countries and regions.Newborn Town considers the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region a key market and has also extended its influence in Southeast Asia, Europe, the United States, Japan, and South Korea. The company aims to become the world's largest social entertainment company. For enquiries, please contact DLK Advisory pr@dlkadvisory.com 26/03/2026 Dissemination of a Financial Press Release, transmitted by EQS News.The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.Media archive at www.todayir.com
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56% YoY Revenue Surge to RMB 171 Billion: Huaqin’s Platform Expansion in the Age of AI

EQS Newswire / 26/03/2026 / 19:20 UTC+8 On the evening of March 23, Huaqin Technology Co., Ltd. (“Huaqin” or the “Company”) released a striking 2025 annual performance report. The Company achieved full-year operating revenue of RMB 171.437 billion, up 56.02% year on year; net profit attributable to parent company shareholders reached RMB 4.054 billion, rising 38.55% year on year; and non-GAAP net profit attributable to parent company shareholders stood at RMB 3.244 billion, up 38.30% year on year. Meanwhile, the Company proposed a cash dividend of RMB 12 per 10 shares. Against a backdrop of intensifying market competition and volatile raw material costs, the growth of such magnitude from a large-cap player has immediately captured market attention. Yet focusing solely on these headline figures risks overlooking the truly meaningful takeaways from this annual report. I. Strategy Enters Realization Phase, Second Growth Engine Accelerates On top of its already large revenue base, the Company still delivered 56.02% year-on-year growth, pushing annual revenue to RMB 171.437 billion and solidifying its leading position among A-share listed firms. More importantly, Huaqin’s management provided an anchor-setting medium-to-long-term guidance at the performance briefing. The Company expects 2026 revenue to exceed RMB 200 billion and clearly targets RMB 300 billion in total revenue by 2028–2029 under its "3+N+3" structure. Relative to its current RMB 170 billion scale, this target implies the Company will sustain mid-teens growth over the next 3–4 years, rather than entering the steady-state phase typical of traditional manufacturing. The sustained robust growth stems not from a passive recovery driven by a single sector rebound, but from the combined effects of expanding platform capabilities, upgraded customer structure, and mass shipment of multiple product lines. Specifically, the growth curve built around the "3+N+3" strategy — three mature business ecosystems (smartphones, laptops, data centers) plus three strategic new businesses (auto electronics, robotics, software) — has evolved from blueprint to tangible financial results, demonstrating diversified and high-value-added growth traits. 1. Diversified Growth Drivers Traditional ODM players usually rely heavily on the prosperity of a single category, especially the smartphone cycle. However, Huaqin’s 2025 growth showed clear diversification. The revenue of its basic mobile terminal business increased by 57.17% year-on-year, while the revenue of its computing and data business (PC + data center) increased by 51.93% year-on-year. The more impressive innovative business (mainly covering automotive electronics, robotics, etc.) achieved a year-on-year growth of 121.00%, with a revenue scale of RMB 3.48 billion. 2. Business Mix Shifts Toward Higher Value While mobile terminals remain the largest revenue contributor, the computing & data business — centered on data centers — now accounts for 44% of total revenue, becoming a second pillar nearly on par with mobile terminals. According to the annual report, the Company’s data center business saw sharp growth in shipments across all product lines, and it maintained a leading market share in AI servers. China Post Securities noted that Huaqin has become a core supplier to the top three global CSP (communication service providers) customers. This means the Company’s business portfolio is gaining higher value mix and strategic industry position: it has shifted from a pure consumer electronics player to a dual-engine growth model driven by consumer electronics + computing infrastructure, positioning itself in the high-certainty, high-growth computing infrastructure sector that underpins the digital future. 3.New Businesses Gain Meaningful Scale & Contribution The annual report explicitly defines robotics as a key second growth curve. The innovative business segment — robotics, auto electronics and software — posted the fastest growth among the Company’s four divisions at 121.00% year on year in 2025. Auto electronics revenue exceeded RMB 1 billion in 2025, with a target of RMB 10 billion in revenue over the next 3–5 years. Software business began contributing meaningful revenue and profit. Data collection robots entered mass production and delivery; nearly 1 million units of home cleaning robots were shipped in 2025, with a doubling of shipments expected in 2026. Notably, the Company’s operating cash flow (OCF) improved markedly in the second half of 2025. After a net outflow of RMB 1.522 billion in H1, the full-year net outflow narrowed sharply to RMB 223 million, implying a net inflow of approximately RMB 1.299 billion in H2 — a decisive reversal from the first half. This signal suggests that upfront capital expenditures (CAPEX) on procurement and inventory for business expansion has started translating into effective cash collections from customers and healthy operational quality, indicating the Company is entering a harvest phase of sustained free cash flow generation. II. Platform Capabilities Extend Outward, Tech-driven Competitive Advantage Reshapes Business Logic For a long time, limited market perception of ODM firms to their manufacturing capabilities: supply chain management, cost control, mass production, project delivery — all important, and all part of Huaqin’s foundational competitiveness. Yet viewing Huaqin merely as a hardware assembler or contract manufacturer can no longer explain its simultaneous expansion across vastly different product categories, nor its stronger positioning than many traditional ODMs in the AI hardware wave. The core logic lies in long-term invested technical capabilities moving from a back-office support system to the forefront, translating into significant commercial leverage. Unlike traditional manufacturing ODMs, Huaqin is a hardware company with strong software capabilities — rooted in its founding team’s software background and sustained investments in AI software, visual recognition and related fields. In the AI era, on-device inference and multimodal interaction have become mainstream; underlying software and system optimization directly define a hardware product’s performance ceiling and user experience. This software-hardware integration capability forms Huaqin’s core competitive differentiation. As this capability extends outward, it rapidly builds competitive barriers in new sectors. In terms of data center business, Huaqin is one of the few industry players with full-stack design capabilities across computing nodes, network nodes and liquid cooling. It leads in core technologies such as whole-machine architecture, high-speed interconnectivity and liquid cooling. Meanwhile, it has built an open and compatible ecosystem fully supporting mainstream global GPUs (NVIDIA, AMD, Intel) and domestic computing platforms. Management disclosed at the performance briefing that data center revenue is projected to grow 30%–50% in 2026, with AI servers accounting for over 70% of the mix. Switch revenue is set to double again, and “hyper-node products will enter mass production and delivery in H2 2026”. Moreover, backed by technical accumulation from its large consumer electronics hardware platform, strong computing support from AI PCs and servers, and massive test data and application scenarios from its global manufacturing footprint, Huaqin has advanced rapidly in robotics. During the reporting period, the Company established an independent robotics subsidiary Yiren Intelligent Robotics and assembled a dedicated R&D team, aiming to become a leading full-stack robotic solutions provider for the 3C manufacturing sector. With rich global manufacturing scenarios and data reserves, the Company is currently focused on industrial wheeled robots that boost production efficiency. It delivered data collection robots at scale in 2025 and expanded customer coverage in home cleaning robots. Management noted that cleaning robot shipments reached the 1-million-unit level, with doubling growth expected in 2026. The Company is also developing humanoid robots: it completed debugging of its first self-developed biped robot and plans a second generation based on NVIDIA’s Thor platform. Additionally, Huaqin provides mass manufacturing services to multiple robotics firms, expanding capacity and delivery capabilities to refine its robotics ecosystem. In intelligent driving business, Huaqin has built full-stack automotive-grade R&D capabilities covering hardware, software, HMI and testing, alongside a specialized and large-scale automotive-grade manufacturing center. It has achieved key breakthroughs and mass delivery across core product lines including intelligent cabin, ADAS, body domain and display systems, and forged deep partnerships with numerous traditional automakers, new energy vehicle makers and overseas clients. Management expects this business to double again in 2026, targeting RMB 10 billion in revenue and profitability over the next 3–5 years. In AI hardware business, the Company offers comprehensive coverage of high-growth edge AI device categories: AI phones, AI PCs, smart wearables and XR devices. Across data centers, robotics, auto electronics and AI hardware, a clear path emerges: Huaqin is not entering unrelated new industries — it is repeatedly deploying the same core capability system. This may well be the real reason Huaqin can keep expanding its business scope amid the current AI wave. 26/03/2026 Dissemination of a Financial Press Release, transmitted by EQS News.The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.Media archive at www.todayir.com
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DPC Dash Ltd 2025 Full Year Financial Results

EQS Newswire / 26/03/2026 / 09:15 UTC+8 DPC Dash Ltd 2025 Full Year Financial Results. 26/03/2026 Dissemination of a Financial Press Release, transmitted by EQS News.The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.Media archive at www.todayir.com
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SwissChain Holding Digitizes Participation Certificates on Blockchain Infrastructure

EQS Newswire / 23/03/2026 / 10:09 UTC+8 Geneva, Switzerland - March 23, 2026 - (SeaPRwire) - SwissChain Holding SA, a Geneva-based holding company, announced that it has digitized its participation certificates (“Bons de participation”) by recording and transferring ownership on blockchain infrastructure. The initiative applies distributed ledger technology to a traditional Swiss corporate instrument while maintaining established shareholder protections and corporate governance standards. Implemented within the framework of Switzerland’s Distributed Ledger Technology Act (DLT Act / Lex DLT), the tokenized participation certificates retain full legal enforceability under Swiss law. The digital structure is designed to enhance the precision of ownership records, streamline settlement processes, and strengthen overall corporate recordkeeping without altering the underlying principles of Swiss corporate law. SwissChain oversees a network of specialized subsidiaries across key areas of digital finance. While individual subsidiaries are not named, their activities include trading and market-access infrastructure, licensed third-party custody, corporate treasury operations, and technology integration. This model ensures that the tokenized certificates are supported by functional, scalable infrastructure rather than conceptual models. The company also highlighted its Digital Assets Treasury (DAT) as part of its treasury strategy, with less than half of net proceeds allocated to established digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. The DAT is not a fund, not an investment product, and not a trading operation. Its purpose is long-term balance-sheet diversification carried out within Swiss accounting standards. SwissChain’s tokenization initiative forms part of a broader movement within Switzerland to integrate blockchain infrastructure into traditional corporate processes. The DLT Act provides companies with a clear legal basis for issuing equity in digital form, allowing administrative functions to modernize without altering the underlying structure of Swiss corporate law. A representative for SwissChain noted that the company’s approach reflects Switzerland’s commitment to combining corporate law with technological innovation in a manner consistent with institutional expectations and regulatory clarity. For institutional inquiries, contact SwissChain Holding SA. About SwissChain Holding SA SwissChain Holding SA is a Swiss holding company that supervises a network of subsidiaries across digital-asset infrastructure. Media Contact Brand: SwissChain Holding SA Contact: Media team Email: contact@swisschainholding.ch Website: https://www.swisschainholding.ch/ 23/03/2026 Dissemination of a Financial Press Release, transmitted by EQS News.The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.Media archive at www.todayir.com
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Sinopec Announced 2025 Annual Results Annual Payout Ratio Reached 81% The Board Considered and Approved the Proposal to Grant to a Mandate for New Round of Share Repurchase

EQS Newswire / 22/03/2026 / 19:29 UTC+8 Press release (For immediate release) Sinopec Announced 2025 Annual Results Annual Payout Ratio Reached 81% The Board Considered and Approved the Proposal to Grant to a Mandate for New Round of Share Repurchase (22 March 2026, Beijing, China) China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation ("Sinopec Corp." or the "Company") (HKEX: 386; SSE: 600028) today announced its annual results for the twelve months ended 31 December 2025. Financial Highlights In accordance with IFRS Accounting Standards, the Company’s revenue reached RMB 2.78 trillion; Operating profit was RMB 48.608 billion; Profit attributable to shareholders of the Company was RMB 32.476 billion. Basic earnings per share were RMB 0.268. In accordance with CASs, net profit attributable to equity shareholders of the Company was RMB 31.809 billion. Basic earnings per share were RMB 0.262. Net cash generated from operating activities of the Company was RMB 162.5 billion, representing an increase of RMB13.1 billion year-on-year. The Company’s financial position remained stable. The Company’s oil and gas equivalent output and the profitability of the natural gas industrial chain hit record highs. Production of oil and gas in 2025 was 525.28 million barrels of oil equivalent, up by 1.9% year-on-year, natural gas production reached 1,456.6 billion cubic feet, up by 4.0% year-on-year. Refining segment processed 250 million tonnes of crude oil and produced 149 million tonnes of refined oil products, with jet fuel production up by 7.3% year-on-year. Total sales volume of refined oil products for the year was 229 million tonnes. Total chemical sales volume reached 87.12 million tonnes, up by 3.6%. Taking into account profitability, shareholders’ return and sustainable development needs, the Board proposed a final cash dividend of RMB 0.112 per share (tax-inclusive). The total annual cash dividend amounted to RMB 0.2 per share (tax-inclusive). Aggregating the share repurchase amount during the year, annual payout ratio reached 79% in accordance with IFRS Accounting Standards, and reached 81% in accordance with CASs. The Board considered and approved the proposal to grant to a mandate for new round of share repurchase. Business Review In 2025, China’s economy maintained stable growth, registering a GDP growth of 5.0% year-on-year. International crude oil prices fluctuated with a downward trend. The domestic demand for natural gas and chemical products continued to increase, while the demand for refined oil products declined. Exploration and Production Segment In 2025, the Company strengthened high-quality exploration and profitable development, and achieved new progress in reserve and production growth with oil and gas equivalent output reaching a record high. In terms of exploration, we spared no effort to expand mining rights and increase reserves. Significant breakthroughs were made in the exploration of shale oil in the Bohai Bay Basin, new area in the Sichuan Basin and offshore natural gas etc. The construction of the Shengli Jiyang Shale Oil National Demonstration Zone was completed with high quality. In terms of oil development, we accelerated the construction of key projects such as Tahe, West Junggar, and offshore fields, implemented differentiated reservoir management, and shale oil production reached a million-tonne scale. In natural gas development, we pushed ahead the build-up of key projects such as marine facies gas in West Sichuan, offshore blocks, and Xujiahe Formation in the Sichuan Basin. At the same time, we further boosted the synergy of production, supply, storage and sales, with the profit for the natural gas business chain hitting a record high. The Company’s production of oil and gas in 2025 was 525.28 million barrels of oil equivalent, up by 1.9% year-on-year, among which, the domestic crude oil production totaled 255.75 million barrels, and the natural gas production reached 1,456.6 billion cubic feet, up by 4.0% year-on-year. In 2025, the segment made efforts to increase reserves, boost production and cut costs, strived to improve the profitability of the whole natural gas industrial chain, but impacted by decrease in crude oil prices, the segment realised an operating profit of RMB45.5 billion. Summary of Operations for the Exploration and Production Segment Twelve-month periods ended 31 December Changes 2025 2024 (%) Oil and gas production (mmboe) 525.28 515.35 1.9 Crude oil production (mmbbls) 282.40 281.85 0.2 China 255.75 254.00 0.7 Overseas 26.65 27.84 (4.3) Natural gas production (bcf) 1,456.63 1,400.39 4.0 Refining Segment In 2025, the Company actively addressed the challenges brought by fluctuation with downward trend in crude oil prices and decline in demand for gasoline and diesel through optimisation and integration of production and marketing, maximized profitable processing volume and maintained a relatively high utilization rate. We optimised the pace for crude oil procurement to lower cost and freight. We optimised utilization rate and product mix and produced more market-favored products such as jet fuel, lubricant and grease close to market need. Efforts were made to carry forward low-cost “refined oil products to chemical feedstocks” and high-value “refined oil products to refining specialties” strategy in an orderly manner. We consolidated our leading position nationwide in high-end carbon materials. In 2025, the Company processed 250 million tonnes of crude and produced 44.22 million tonnes of light chemical feedstock, up by 8.4% year-on-year. Refined oil products output was 149 million tonnes, with jet fuel production up by 7.3% year-on-year. In 2025, the segment coordinated the procurement pace of crude oil by closely following the international crude oil prices, continued to intensify efforts to improve synergy, flexibly adjusted utilization rate, and optimized products slate. The segment realised an operating profit of RMB9.4 billion. Summary of Operations for the Refining Segment For the twelve months ended 31 December Changes 2025 2024 (%) Refinery throughput (million tonnes) 250.33 252.30 (0.8) Gasoline, diesel and kerosene production (million tonnes) 148.95 153.49 (3.0) Gasoline (million tonnes) 62.61 64.15 (2.4) Diesel (million tonnes) 52.64 57.91 (9.1) Jet fuel (million tonnes) 33.71 31.43 7.3 Light chemical feedstock production (million tonnes) 44.22 40.78 8.4 Note: Includes 100% of the production from domestic joint ventures. Marketing and Distribution Segment In 2025, amid the challenges by intense competition in gasoline and diesel markets and rapid penetration of new energy vehicles, the Company fully leveraged its integration and network advantages, coordinated the expansion of sales and transition development, strived to develop itself as an integrated energy service provider of petro, gas, hydrogen, power and service. We carried forward targeted marketing tactics, expanded strategic clients and boosted the sales volume of high-grade gasoline. We stepped up efforts in expanding network for gas refueling, EV charging and battery swapping, proactively promoted hydrogen mobility, and achieved significant volume growth in automotive LNG refueling, EV charging and hydrogen refueling, with maintaining top position in domestic LNG and hydrogen refueling businesses. The “vehicle ecosystem” network and “home lifestyle” model were further developed to improve Easy Joy service quality. We accelerated development of international layout, with the Company remaining the world’s largest supplier of low-sulfur bunker fuel. Annual total sales volume of refined oil products reached 229 million tonnes. In 2025, the segment adhered to integrated and synergistic profit creation, made great effort to expand market and increase sales volume, proactively developed EV charging and battery swapping, automotive natural gas and other businesses, strengthened cost and expense control, but impacted by fast development of alternative energy and the inventory loss caused by the decreased crude oil prices, the segment realised an operating profit of RMB10.0 billion. Summary of Operations for the Marketing and Distribution Segment For twelve monthsended 31 December Changes 2025 2024 (%) Total sales volume ofoil products (million tonnes) 229.02 239.33 (4.3) Total domestic sales volume of oil products (million tonnes) 177.56 182.82 (2.9) Retail sales (million tonnes) 110.16 113.45 (2.9) Direct sales and distribution(million tonnes) 67.40 69.38 (2.9) As of 31 December 2025 As of 31 December 2024 Changes from the end of previousyear(%) Total number of service stations under the Sinopec brand 31,195 30,987 0.7 Number of company-operated stations 31,195 30,987 0.7 Note: The total sales volume of refined oil products includes the amount of refined oil marketing and trading sales volume. Chemicals Segment In 2025, facing the severe condition of the rapid expansion in domestic chemicals capacity and narrowing chemical margin, the Company closely followed market demand to optimize production and operation, leveraged refining-chemical integration, and gave full play to the potential of profitable facilities. We optimised facilities and product mix and achieved a record high in PX production. We reinforced cost control and adjusted chemical feedstock to reduce costs of raw materials and processing. With further coordination of production, sales, R&D and application, we sped up the development of new materials such as POE. Annual ethylene production was 15.28 million tonnes. We strived to expand emerging and niche markets, seek strategic partnerships and explore overseas market. Total chemical sales volume for the year reached 87.12 million tonnes, up by 3.6% year-on-year, with export volume up by 29.8% year-on-year. In 2025, the segment spared no effort to reduce feedstock cost, closely followed the market changes, optimised the structure of products and operation of facilities, promoted the utilization rate of profitable facilities, implemented precision marketing, but impacted by the quick release of new capacities, decreased profits of chemical products and impairment loss of certain facilities, the segment realized an operating loss of RMB14.6 billion. Summary of Operations for the Chemicals Segment For twelve months ended 31 December Changes 2025 2024 (%) Ethylene (thousand tonnes) 15,279 13,467 13.5 Synthetic resin (thousand tonnes) 22,037 20,087 9.7 Synthetic rubber (thousand tonnes) 1,578 1,429 10.4 Synthetic fiber monomer and polymer (thousand tonnes) 11,967 10,033 19.3 Synthetic fiber (thousand tonnes) 1,229 1,248 (1.5) Note: Includes 100% of the production of domestic joint ventures. Innovation in R&D and Digital Intelligence In 2025, the Company intensified efforts in innovation with breakthroughs achieved in R&D and digital intelligence. In terms of R&D, the differential cube development technology for shale oil in continental rift basins supported the cost-effective development of shale oil. Heterogeneous composite flooding technology was applied to various reservoirs with high salinity and high calcium-magnesium content. Breakthroughs were achieved in high-end polypropylene cable insulation materials. We also achieved industrial production of 60K large tow carbon fiber. Our independently developed seawater electrolysis hydrogen production unit became China’s first demonstration facility with long-term stable operation, while 100 KW-scale iron-chromium flow battery system was successfully deployed for “solar-storage-charging” integration at photovoltaic power stations. In terms of digital intelligence, we made steady moves to implement “AI+”. The Great Wall series of large AI models became operational while the intelligent operation centers were further promoted for application. We accelerated the construction of smart factories, with 3 subsidiaries recognized as National Excellence-level Smart Factories, and 1 subsidiary included in the first National Pilot-level Smart Factory Cultivation List. In 2025, the Company filed 9,953 patent applications at home and abroad with 5,768 granted. We won 1 Gold Award, 1 Silver Award, and 3 Excellence Awards in the China Patent Awards. HSE In 2025, the Company continued to improve its HSE management system, enhancing the HSE awareness of responsibility and capabilities of all employees. We carried forward the 2025 Action for Fundamental Improvement in Safety Production. Measures were taken to advance the control of major risks, conduct comprehensive inspections and rectifications of safety hazards, implement specialized campaign for the entire hazardous chemicals supply chain and achieve overall safe and stable production. We strengthened employee health management, further improved working conditions, actively promoted the “Healthy Enterprise” initiative, and safeguarded the occupational, physical, and mental health of employees both domestically and internationally. 43 cases were selected as outstanding examples in the national “Healthy Enterprise” program. Capital Expenditures In 2025, the Company continued to optimise investment in projects, with a capital expenditure of RMB147.2 billion for the whole year. The capital expenditure of the E&P segment was RMB70.9 billion, mainly for the crude capacity building in Jiyang and Tahe, natural gas capacity building in Dingshan-Dongxi as well as the oil and gas storage and transmission facilities. The capital expenditure of the refining segment was RMB22 billion, mainly for Guangzhou Petrochemical revamping and Maoming Refining upgrading projects, etc. The capital expenditure of the marketing and distribution segment was RMB13.8 billion, mainly for the development of the petro, gas, hydrogen, power and service integrated energy station network. The capital expenditure of the chemical segment was RMB35.9 billion, mainly for the ethylene projects in Maoming and aromatics project in Jiujiang, etc. The capital expenditure of corporate and others was RMB4.6 billion, mainly for R&D and digital intelligent projects, etc. Business Outlook Looking forward to 2026, as China’s economy continues to recover and improve, domestic demand for natural gas and chemical products is expected to maintain growth, and that for refined oil products will remain influenced by alternative energy. Taking into account the impact of changes in global supply and demand, geopolitics and inventory levels, the uncertainty surrounding the trend of international crude oil prices has increased. In 2026, the Company shall vigorously advance high-quality development in all fronts, focusing on safety and environmental protection, energy security, marketing, profitability enhancement and efficiency improvement, integration of R&D innovation with industry and finance, and reform-driven empowerment. We shall pursue the following key initiatives: E&P: The Company will advance efforts to increase reserves, stabilize oil production, boost gas output and reduce costs, accelerate the profitable development of new energy business, and strengthen the integrated oil and gas exploration, production, supply, storage, sales and trading system. In exploration, we will actively expand high-quality mining rights, intensify high-quality exploration activities, strive to secure substantial, high-quality reserves, and lower finding costs. In development, efforts will be made to accelerate crude capacity expansion in Tahe, offshore areas, and western Junggar, alongside natural gas capacity growth for offshore, the marine facies in western Sichuan, and the Xujiahe reservoir in Sichuan. We will drive large-scale, profitable production in new areas while proceeding with the fine development in mature oil and gas fields. For natural gas sales, the Company will optimise resource portfolio and reduce costs, accelerate targeted development of high-end, high-value-added markets, so as to improve the scale and profitability of natural gas business. The annual plan is to produce 280.91 million barrels crude oil, including 25.31 million barrels from overseas operations, and 1,471.7 billion cubic feet natural gas. Refining: The Company will focus on stabilising processing volumes and enhancing efficiency, strengthening synergies with marketing and chemical business, and improving intensive and efficient operations. We will insist the coordination across trading, storage, transmission and production, optimisie resource procurement and reduce procurement costs. We shall thoroughly assess the marginal benefits of resources, maximise profitable processing volumes, and flexibly adjust product mix. We will persistently advance the strategy of reducing refined oil products output while increasing chemical feedstock and refining specialties output, enhance the market competitiveness of refining by-products such as liquefied petroleum gas, petroleum coke, and asphalt, and accelerate to develop growth drivers including refining specialties and high-end carbon materials. We will expedite the construction of key projects to concentrate our advantageous capacity. The annual plan is to process 250 million tonnes of crude oil and produce 148 million tonnes of refined oil products. Marketing and Distribution: The Company shall remain market-oriented and customer-focus and fully leverage strengths of its integrated business to enhance overall competitiveness. We shall promote coordination between procurement and sales activities, volume and price and develop a differentiated and more precise marketing system. We will increase the portion of premium gasoline sales, expand the jet fuel market, and steadfastly consolidate sales volume of refined oil products. We will continuously optimise network layout, advance the integrated development of all business models, expand the scale of automotive LNG refueling, and grow the quality and profitability of EV charging and battery swapping and hydrogen energy services. The Company will accelerate the profitable development of the “vehicle ecosystem” and “home lifestyle” model, expand the comprehensive service scenarios of Easy Joy, and build proprietary brands. We will consolidate and enhance the integrated advantages in bunker fuel and actively expand the scale of domestic and international operations. The annual plan for domestic refined oil product sales volume is 170 million tonnes. Chemicals: The Company shall adhere to the strategy of “basic + high-end, chemicals + materials”, strive to reduce costs, expand markets and minimize losses and increase profits. We will promote projects in an orderly manner, scientifically arrange schedule of new capacity deployment and phase out of outdated capacity. We will leverage the advantages of the entire industrial chain and implement multiple measures to reduce raw material costs. Close to market changes, we will conduct dynamic valuation of the marginal benefits of different grades, facilities and product chains to precisely drive product structure optimisation and efficient resource allocation. We will intensify the development of new and high value-added products to improve profit. In chemical sales, we will establish an efficient product-service interaction system to meet differentiated and personalised customer needs, enhance product innovation, increase sales to strategic clients, and strengthen international market expansion. The annual ethylene production is planned at 15.8 million tonnes. Innovation and Digital Intelligence: The Company shall pursue the deep integration of technological and industrial innovation, focusing on breakthroughs in key technologies to develop new quality productive forces. Collaborative research will advance projects including natural gas reserve expansion and production enhancement, profitable development of continental facies shale oil, and the CCUS/CCS industrial chain. Accelerated development and industrial demonstration of low-cost, cutting-edge refining technologies will be pursued, alongside intensified efforts to maximise the value of intermediate and by-products. We shall expedite the development and application of high-performance metallocene polyolefin technology and establish a comprehensive collaborative system spanning production, sales, research, and application. We will advance integrated research in strategic emerging fields including SAF and key materials and applications for solid-state batteries. We will coordinate digital and intelligent transformation, deepen the “AI+” initiative, enhance overall smart manufacturing maturity, cultivate flagship and exemplary smart factories with significant industry influence, create more high-value application scenarios, and empower digital and intelligent upgrading across all business segments. Capex: In 2026, the Company plans to invest RMB131.6 to RMB148.6 billion. Capex for E&P will be RMB72.3 billion, primarily for the crude capacity building in Jiyang and Tahe, natural gas capacity building in West and South Sichuan, and oil and gas storage and transmission facilities. Capex for refining will be RMB17.3 billion, mainly for Guangzhou Petrochemical revamping and Maoming Refining upgrading projects, etc. Capex for marketing and distribution will be RMB9 billion, primarily for developing the integrated energy station network. Capex for chemical will be RMB28.2 billion, mainly for projects including Maoming and Qilu ethylene, and Jiujiang aromatics. Capex for corporate and others will be RMB4.8 billion, primarily for R&D and digital intelligence initiatives. The Company will also flexibly arrange Capex of RMB17 billion in light of market conditions. Appendix: Key financial data and indicators FINANCIAL DATA AND INDICATORS PREPARED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CASS Principal accounting data Items For twelve months ended 31 December Changes over the same period of the preceding year (%) 2025 (RMB million) 2024 (RMB million) Operating income 2,783,583 3,074,562 (9.5) Net profit attributable to equity shareholders of the Company 31,809 50,313 (36.8) Net profit attributable to equity shareholders of the Company excluding extraordinary gains and losses 29,529 48,057 (38.6) Net cash flows from operating activities 162,496 149,360 8.8 At 31 December 2025 (RMB million) At 31 December 2024 (RMB million) Change from the end of last year (%) Total equity attributable to equity shareholders of the Company 830,324 819,922 1.3 Total assets 2,155,617 2,084,771 3.4 Principal financial indicators Items For twelve months ended 31 December Changes over the same period of the preceding year (%) 2025 (RMB) 2024 (RMB) Basic earnings per share 0.262 0.415 (36.9) Diluted earnings per share 0.262 0.415 (36.9) Basic earnings per share (excluding extraordinary gains and losses) 0.244 0.397 (38.5) Weighted average return on net assets (%) 3.86 6.19 (2.33) percentage points Weighted average return (excluding extraordinary gains and losses) on net assets (%) 3.58 5.91 (2.33) percentage points Net cash flow generated from operating activities per share 1.341 1.233 8.8 FINANCIAL DATA AND INDICATORS PREPARED IN ACCORDANCE WITH IFRS ACCOUNTING STANDARDS Principal accounting data Items For twelve months ended 31 December Changes over the same period of the preceding year (%) 2025 (RMB million) 2024 (RMB million) Operating Profit 48,608 70,686 (31.2) Profit attributable to shareholders of the Company 32,476 48,939 (33.6) Net cash generated from operating activities per share (RMB) 1.341 1.233 8.8 At 31 December 2025 (RMB million) At 31 December 2024 (RMB million) Change from the end of last year (%) Total equity attributable to shareholders of the Company 827,463 815,815 1.4 Principal financial indicators Items For twelve months ended 31 December Changes over the same period of the preceding year (%) 2025 (RMB) 2024 (RMB) Basic earnings per share 0.268 0.404 (33.7) Diluted earnings per share 0.268 0.404 (33.7) Return on capital employed (%) 4.01 5.78 (1.77) percentage points The following table sets forth the operating revenues, operating expenses and operating profit by each segment before elimination of the inter-segment transactions for the periods indicated, and the percentage changes between 2025 and 2024. For twelve months ended 31 December Changes 2025 2024 (RMB million) (%) Exploration and Production Segment Operating revenues 285,992 297,249 (3.8) Operating expenses 240,461 240,864 (0.2) Operating profit 45,531 56,385 (19.2) Refining Segment Operating revenues 1,328,509 1,481,502 (10.3) Operating expenses 1,319,061 1,474,788 (10.6) Operating profit 9,448 6,714 40.7 Marketing and Distribution Segment Operating revenues 1,505,275 1,714,358 (12.2) Operating expenses 1,495,305 1,695,712 (11.8) Operating profit 9,970 18,646 (46.5) Chemicals Segment Operating revenues 464,108 523,862 (11.4) Operating expenses 478,686 533,859 (10.3) Operating loss (14,578) (9,997) - Corporate and Others Operating revenues 1,315,600 1,457,226 (9.7) Operating expenses 1,318,333 1,457,658 (9.6) Operating loss (2,733) (432) - About Sinopec Corp. Sinopec Corp. is one of the largest integrated energy and chemical companies in China. Its principal operations include the exploration and production, pipeline transportation and sale of petroleum and natural gas; the production, sale, storage and transportation of refinery products, petrochemical products, coal chemical products, synthetic fibre, and other chemical products; the import and export, including import and export agency business, of petroleum, natural gas, petroleum products, petrochemical and chemical products, and other commodities and technologies; and research, development and application of technologies and information; hydrogen energy business and related services such as hydrogen production, storage, transportation and sales; battery charging and swapping, solar energy, wind energy and other new energy business and related services. Disclaimer This press release includes "forward-looking statements". All statements, other than statements of historical facts that address activities, events or developments that Sinopec Corp. expects or anticipates will or may occur in the future (including but not limited to projections, targets, reserve volume, other estimates and business plans) are forward-looking statements. Sinopec Corp.'s actual results or developments may differ materially from those indicated by these forward-looking statements as a result of various factors and uncertainties, including but not limited to the price fluctuation, possible changes in actual demand, foreign exchange rate, results of oil exploration, estimates of oil and gas reserves, market shares, competition, environmental risks, possible changes to laws, finance and regulations, conditions of the global economy and financial markets, political risks, possible delay of projects, government approval of projects, cost estimates and other factors beyond Sinopec Corp.'s control. 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