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NEW YORK, US – Media OutReach Newswire – 21 September 2025 – A team from Monash University Malaysia has won the 4th edition of the Universities for Goal 13 competition, a global challenge organised by the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) in partnership with Siemens Energy. The winning project, “Turning algae into the future of a clean industry”, exhibits how microalgae can be used to capture carbon dioxide emissions from industrial sources while producing high-value products for food, energy, and pharmaceuticals. Demonstrating strong innovation, feasibility and alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the project was awarded during the SDSN’s 25th Leadership Council Meeting, held alongside the 80th United Nations General Assembly in New York. Led by Associate Professor Saman Ilankoon from the university’s School of Engineering, the team consisted of PhD scholars Shafeeq Ahmed Syed Ali and Manuja Dayanath from the School of Engineering, and Lourdes Loh Ye Shing (Morgan) from the School of Business. Their proposal beat finalists from other top universities, including University College London, University of Hamburg, and Tsinghua University. To achieve net-zero goals by 2050, developing countries will need carbon capture technologies that are both effective and economically viable. The team’s concept centres on using microalgae photobioreactors to capture and convert carbon dioxide from industrial flue gases into valuable biomass. In simulated pilot studies assessing cost and performance, the system successfully captured 8.5 tonnes of carbon dioxide annually and generated 5 tonnes of biomass, with a payback period of just two years. Beyond capturing emissions, the process also produces natural pigments, biofertilisers, and clean energy, advancing circular economy models. With its potential to decarbonise industrial zones and megacities, the project marks a significant step towards a cleaner, more sustainable future. Shafeeq Ahmed Syed Ali said participating in the competition was a revolutionary experience: “We are grateful for this opportunity to represent both Monash University Malaysia and Monash University at a global stage. This is a big win for us and a culmination of more than 10 months of work, in addition to our usual research and teaching duties.” Further building on the conversation, Manuja Dayanath stated, “I’m particularly elated as this work is part of my PhD topic, and the recognition further strengthens its impact and potential. This win motivates me to carry my research forward and contribute to meaningful solutions for climate change. I am deeply grateful to my PhD supervision team, Associate Professor Saman Ilankoon, Professor Ir. Dr Chong Meng Nan and Dr Foo Su Chern, for their invaluable guidance and support throughout this journey.” Fellow team member Lourdes Loh Ye Shing also added, “Coming from a non-engineering background, I am grateful to be involved in this unique and exciting experience. The mentorship provided by industry experts from Siemens Energy was an eye-opener, providing us with a fresh, outsider perspective on our project. It’s given me the chance to contribute from a multidisciplinary perspective and shown how collaboration across different fields can be strengthened”. The winning project is also part of the Centre for Net-Zero Technology (CNZT), a Future Centre at Monash University Malaysia that pioneers net-zero innovation and excellence for ASEAN and beyond. Associate Professor Saman Ilankoon said, “This well-deserved and impactful victory at the global level, fostering sustainable development goals, especially SDG 13: Climate Action, is a testimony to the excellent teaching and research studies we carry out at Monash University Malaysia, and Monash University’s commitment to the Impact 2030 vision, addressing climate change. I appreciate the support from the Schools of Engineering, Business and Science and the CNZT in this cross-school collaboration”. The Universities for Goal 13 competition provides students from SDSN member institutions with mentorship opportunities from Siemens Energy professionals to develop practical, multidisciplinary solutions for climate action. The team will receive a USD 10,000 cash prize along with international networking opportunities to further advance their project. The team’s winning video, showing their project, is publicly available on the SDSN YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaxl0pTM2pI Hashtag: #monashuniversitymalaysia The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. About Monash University Malaysia Monash University Malaysia, established in 1998, is the third-largest campus of Australia’s largest university and the first foreign university campus in Malaysia. We are a premier research-intensive Australian university ranked among the top 50 universities globally by the QS World University Rankings 2024 and a member of Australia’s prestigious Group of Eight (Go8). Monash University is also ranked 58th in the latest Times Higher Education World University Rankings. A self-accrediting university, we offer a distinctly international and culturally rich environment with approximately 11,000+ students from 85 countries. Monash University Malaysia, including the Jeffrey Cheah School of Medicine and Health Sciences, is wholly owned and operated by Monash University since 2020.

SHANGHAI, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 18 September 2025 – The roundtable themed “One ISP One Network: Driving Growth on the B2B Frontiers” ended on a high node at HUAWEI CONNECT 2025 in Shanghai. At the roundtable, Huawei brought together ISP experts and partners from the Middle East, Asia Pacific, and Africa to explore effective ways to help ISPs grow their B2B business. In addition, Huawei released the One ISP One Network Whitepaper to help ISPs unlock network value. Group Photo During his opening speech, Frank Lu, Vice President of Huawei’s ISP & OTT BU, spoke about the new opportunities awaiting ISPs thanks to the acceleration of global digital transformation and the surge in B2B services, such as government and enterprise private lines and cloud interconnection. ISPs must focus on the future, prioritizing strategic foresight, differentiated services, and efficiency improvement. They need to plan their networks ahead of time by designing a 3–5 year roadmap from a global perspective, shaping business trends proactively rather than merely responding reactively. Ado Du, CEO of Huawei’s Wide Area Network Domain, took the opportunity during his keynote speech to explain how Huawei’s One ISP One Network target architecture helps ISPs develop their B2B services through three key strategies: (1) Build an agile, flexible, and modular architecture that decouples networks from services, enabling rapid service rollout and efficient network expansion. (2) Provide full-lifecycle services centered on user experience and deliver differentiated experiences through SRv6 and ROADM technologies. (3) Promote intelligent O&M to enable fast service provisioning, fault self-healing, and more efficient O&M. At the roundtable, representatives from Iraq’s DIL Technology for Communications and South Africa’s Vumatel shared their experience in facilitating B2B services through their networks. And discussions involving active participation by ISP experts offered valuable suggestions on network planning and construction. The event also saw Huawei releasing its One ISP One Network Whitepaper, which thoroughly analyzes ISP industry trends, target architecture, and the evolution roadmap. This whitepaper aims to help customers monetize network resources and unlock network value. Looking ahead, Huawei will continue to strengthen its innovation and investment in the ISP sector, partnering with customers to drive mutual success in the new era of industry intelligence. Hashtag: #Huawei The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

BEIJING, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 19 September 2025 – At the Tianwan Nuclear Power Station (TNPS), located in Lianyungang City, east China’s Jiangsu Province, eight nuclear power units are lined up, among which six operational units have a total installed capacity of over 6.6 million kilowatts, supplying approximately 158 million kilowatt-hours of clean electricity daily to the East China Power Grid. Today, the station has taken on a new mission: producing industrial steam. In June 2024, Heqi No. 1, China’s first industrial-use nuclear energy steam supply project, was officially put into operation at TNPS. The project delivers 4.8 million tons of zero-carbon steam annually to the petrochemical base of Lianyungang City, equivalent to reducing the combustion of 400,000 tons of standard coal each year or planting 2,900 hectares of new woods. This marks the first project of its kind worldwide to produce industrial steam at such a scale using nuclear power. Industrial steam is a critical energy source for manufacturing, chemical, and textile industries, primarily used for heating, drying, and powering equipment. In recent years, China’s industrial steam market has shown steady growth. Yet, traditional fossil fuel-based steam production emits carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and other gases. Using nuclear energy, therefore, offers a cleaner alternative. Industrial steam requires temperatures above 260°C. To achieve this, Heqi No. 1 uses multi-stage heat exchange technology, with equipment including preheaters, steam generators, and superheaters. Through a coordinated process involving the pump, preheater, steam generator, superheater, etc., industrial steam is continuously produced. Heqi No. 1’s core steam conversion unit extracts reactor steam and achieves production through partitioned heat exchange, operating similarly to a self-heating hotpot, according to Li Ruigang, deputy director of the Operation Division No. 2, Jiangsu Nuclear Power Corporation. While Heqi No. 1 can be likened to a giant “self-heating hotpot,” transitioning from nuclear power generation to steam supply is a complex systemic challenge. Nuclear reactor operations must maintain a dynamic balance between energy production and consumption. The project team used reverse engineering to analyze hundreds of parameters in the reactor control system over nearly seven months. In March 2024, the team successfully tested the “Reactor-Turbine Heat Matching” technology. While the Heqi No. 1 team focused on technological breakthroughs, construction work was carried out simultaneously. Spanning six years from design and development to engineering construction, the Heqi No. 1 project led to 37 technological innovation patents and has contributed significantly to China’s experience in the integrated utilization of nuclear energy. The completion of the Heqi No. 1 project marks only the start of China’s broader push into nuclear energy applications. In the coming years, nuclear technology is poised for rapid expansion across fields such as medicine, industry, agriculture, and security. Hashtag: #ChinaNewsService The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 19 September 2025 – Speeding up the large-scale Northern Metropolis development was a central theme of the 2025 Policy Address announced by Hong Kong’s Chief Executive, John Lee, on September 17, including measures to reduce construction costs and time, promote market participation, encourage enterprises to set up and invest in the area, and reduce the cost of land premiums by adopting a “pay for what you build” approach. “The Northern Metropolis is the new engine for Hong Kong’s economic development and holds immense potential,” Mr Lee said. To fast-track development and raise the level of decision‑making, the Chief Executive said he would establish the Committee on Development of the Northern Metropolis under his leadership. “The committee will be tasked with streamlining administrative workflows and removing unnecessary barriers and restrictions,” Mr Lee said. Under the committee, three working groups will be set up: – Working Group on Devising Development and Operation Models to formulate development and operation models for industry parks and devise a range of financing schemes – Working Group on Planning and Construction of the University Town to study the development mode for the Northern Metropolis University Town – Working Group on Planning and Development responsible for managing the end‑to‑end process from planning to implementation. “We very much look forward to public-private partnerships,” said the Financial Secretary, Paul Chan, who will lead the Working Group on Devising Development and Operation Models. “I would say it would be an evolving process depending on the market interest as well as our implementation timetable.” Dedicated legislation will be introduced to empower the Government to devise simplified statutory procedures for accelerating the development of the Northern Metropolis. Within the Northern Metropolis, the San Tin Technopole, spanning some 210 hectares of land for innovation and technology (I&T), will serve as a strategic base for the I&T industry. The Chief Executive said the Government will publish the Conceptual Outline of the Development Plan for the I&T Industry in the San Tin Technopole this year. It will cover top‑level planning, industry positioning and layout, the co‑ordinated development of land parcels, and the strategies for channelling market resources to invest in the development. With the Northern Metropolis bordering the Chinese Mainland, it also fosters cross-boundary collaboration within the Hetao Shenzhen‑Hong Kong Science and Technology Innovation Co‑operation Zone, comprising Shenzhen Park and Hong Kong Park. “Leveraging the advantages of “one zone, two parks”, the Co‑operation Zone will promote collaboration between the two parks in the development of I&T,” Mr Lee said. The Policy Address also outlined plans to build an international education hub by promoting the integrated development of education, technology and talents as a foundational and strategic pillar for progress in the new era. “We will accelerate construction of the Northern Metropolis University Town, promote the ‘Study in Hong Kong’ brand, develop universities of applied sciences (UASs), and propel our city towards becoming an international hub for post‑secondary education and high‑calibre talents,” Mr Lee said. With a distinctive competitive edge in post‑secondary education, Hong Kong is the only city worldwide that hosts five universities ranked among the world’s top 100. Universities in Hong Kong are highly popular, with a double‑digit year‑on‑year increase in the number of self‑financing non‑local applicants. As such, the Chief Executive announced that the number of non‑funded places for non‑local students to study in funded post-secondary institutions in Hong Kong on a self‑financing basis will be permitted to increase from the level currently equivalent to 40% of local student places to 50%. The Government will also earmark new sites (zoned as commercial or otherwise) this year for building new hostels, and will invite the market to submit expressions of interest. The Secretary for Education, Dr Choi Yuk-lin, said in a press conference today (September 19) that the adjustment in enrolment ceiling for self-financing non-local students supports post-secondary institutions in expanding their scale, enhancing quality, fostering a more international and diverse campus environment, thereby further developing Hong Kong into an international hub for post-secondary education. Furthermore, the Education Bureau will establish the Task Force on Study in Hong Kong, to step up the promotion of higher education in Hong Kong. The Government will also forge ahead with building a competitive low‑altitude economy ecosystem, to propel Hong Kong as an Asia‑Pacific hub for innovative low‑altitude applications. “We will formulate the Action Plan on Developing Low‑altitude Economy to advance Hong Kong as a major hub for low‑altitude applications through institutional innovations and technological breakthroughs,” Mr Lee said. The Government will regularise the operation of more mature application scenarios, and roll out the advanced low‑altitude economy “Regulatory Sandbox X” pilot projects to cover application scenarios that are technically more complex, such as cross‑boundary routes and passenger‑carrying, low‑altitude aircraft. “We will also promote the development of new industrialisation, press ahead with the low‑altitude economy, support people‑oriented scientific research, and facilitate leading I&T enterprises to establish a presence in our city,” Mr Lee added. Hashtag: #hongkong #brandhongkong #policyaddress #growth #innovation #talent https://www.brandhk.gov.hk/https://www.linkedin.com/company/brand-hong-kong/https://x.com/Brand_HK/https://www.facebook.com/brandhk.isdhttps://www.instagram.com/brandhongkong The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

HANGZHOU, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 19 September 2025 – As the Autumn Equinox approaches, people prepares to celebrate the 8th Farmers’ Harvest Festival. Su Dongpo, the famed poet of the Northern Song dynasty, “traveled” across a thousand years find himself at the tea garden of Jingshan in Hangzhou. There, he encounters farmer Lu Xiaoyu hosting a livestream——a vivid snapshot of Zhejiang’s journey toward common prosperity. Su Dongpo encounters farmer Lu Xiaoyu hosting a livestream——a vivid snapshot of Zhejiang’s journey toward common prosperity. Tea leaves in the electric roasting machine releases a rich, mellow aroma. Smiling at the camera, Lu Xiaoyu counts down:”3, 2, 1, link’s up!” Right on cue, electric power workers plug in the equipment. The lights brighten the tea table, fans sweep away the heat, and the fragrance of fresh tea flows the current into orders across the nation. Solar panels in the tea garden “borrow” sunlight to generate power, while the Xin’an river hydropower station gather the force of water and light . Electricity is breathing new life into the countryside. From the curling smoke over Yanzhou Ancient Town, to the glowing lamps along Dongpo Road, to the dazzling night view of West Lake——every scene bears the imprint of electricity driving common prosperity. The moonlight on the Autumn Equinox remains unchanged since ancient times, but the villages have been reborn. Where Su Dongpo meets modern electric power, a new chapter is being written——one of urban-rural integration, quietly fueling Zhejiang’s path toward common prosperity. Hashtag: #SuDongPo The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

SHANGHAI, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 19 September 2025 – Huawei’s acoustic experts shared insights into the advanced technology chain behind the HUAWEI SOUND ULTIMATE Series, and shares the R&D journey that shaped its signature sound quality at the HUAWEI SOUND In-Car Audio Experience Event. Held at Huawei’s Shanghai Acoustics R&D Center, the event invites media guests to tour the labs and experience the system first-hand in Maextro S800, the ultra-luxury sedan, delivering an immersive showcase of sight and sound. Building on its sustained, high-intensity investments and research into audio technology since 2012, Huawei is addressing growing consumer demands for exceptional audio experiences. Huawei’s decades of expertise in hardware engineering and software algorithms, combined with artistic tuning by a team of top-tier sound engineers, forge an unparalleled audio experience for HUAWEI SOUND. With the launch of the Maextro S800 featuring the top-tier HUAWEI SOUND ULTIMATE series this year, it also marks the rise of the Chinese-developed in-car audio system, surpassing those of long-established competitors from all over the world. The HUAWEI SOUND ULTIMATE Series is HUAWEI’s most luxurious audio system to date, featuring a rare industry-leading configuration of 43 speakers to create an ultra-surround acoustic design needed to support all features for the sound system. It supports 2920 W dual amplifiers for stronger power and more impactful sound, and introduces rear 4D exciters that synchronize with music and video content to create a fully immersive, multi-sensory experience. Integrating Huawei’s cutting-edge hardware, technologies, and algorithms, the HUAWEI SOUND ULTIMATE Series delivers an industry-first seat-specific 4D immersive surround sound experience. HUAWEI SOUND ULTIMATE Series debuts the Crystal Star-Ring Diffuser, which automatically rises to greet users as they enter, with ambient lighting that moves in sync with the music. Its precision-crafted structure delivers clear center information when needed, with 30 percent greater sound uniformity over the previous generation, creating a truly luxurious listening experience. The Series also introduces the innovative Tangential Force Woofer, an industry-first design that rotates the conventional door woofer by 90 degrees to reduce panel resonance while extending bass response for deeper, purer low frequencies. Completing the lineup, the patented Dual-Diaphragm Subwoofer uses an ingenious dual-diaphragm acoustic design that breaks free from traditional cavity constraints, harnessing the surrounding cabin space to deliver the deepest bass extension in its class, with remarkable layering and greater impact. The HUAWEI SOUND ULTIMATE Series also demonstrates its strong technological capabilities through its listening performance. It debuts 4-seat, 4-headrest speaker system and pioneers independent sound zone technology: powered by Huawei’s proprietary sound field control algorithms, the vehicle’s speakers can instantly act as silencers, achieving 30 dB isolation between front and rear sound fields and 99% energy separation, so passengers in each row can enjoy separate audio information with less interference. With 10 overhead channels, adaptive sound field control, and Huawei’s proprietary spatial audio track model, the Series delivers spatial audio with greater clarity and more precise positioning. In smart ambience, HUAWEI SOUND is continuously expanding a HarmonyOS-based content ecosystem that brings users a premium end-to-end audio-visual experience. With AI-powered “sound-to-light” technology, ambient lighting moves in sync with the music, giving the cabin a richer emotional quality where every note can not only be heard, but seen. At the event, Lars Goller, Chief Automotive Sound & Acoustics Advisor, Huawei shared his goal for the in-car audio tuning is to recreate “an optimum reproduction of the recording, to bring us closer to the experience the artist intended. By marrying the science of psychoacoustics with exquisite tuning and a foundation of bespoke high-performance hardware, HUAWEI SOUND aims to bring the outstanding phantom effect of sitting right where the music was created to the car users”. Looking ahead, HUAWEI SOUND will continue to evolve and innovate, pushing boundaries in the world of sound. By uniting technology with artistry, it aims to deliver an extraordinary in-cabin experience for every user. Hashtag: #Huawei #HUAWEISOUNDULTIMATE The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 19 September 2025 – This Mid-Autumn Festival, Bread Garden, Singapore’s trusted halal-certified bakery, proudly presents its 2025 Mooncake Collection — a celebration of tradition, innovation, and modern elegance. Featuring luxurious baked mooncakes, playful mochi creations, refreshing snowskin flavours, and the return of perennial favourites, the collection is designed to delight families and gift-givers alike. Bread Garden Mooncake Collection Singapore 2025 At the heart of this year’s offering is the Diamond Grandeur Set, presented in a sophisticated French-door cabinet gift box with golden handles. Inspired by the glow of the Mid-Autumn sky, its elegant sky-blue palette adds quiet sophistication, while the reusable treasure chest design transforms unboxing into a graceful and memorable experience. Inside, four signature mooncakes await: the aromatic Golden Emerald, the dramatic Charcoal Golden Emerald, the fragrant Golden Red Emerald, and the decadent Golden Royale. Each mooncake is handcrafted with premium ingredients, blending timeless recipes with indulgent flavours. For those seeking a modern twist, the Celestial Mochi Set pairs chewy mochi with delicate pastry skins in bold combinations. Highlights include the earthy Mochi Matcha Azuki, the rich Mochi Nutty Sesame, and the savoury-sweet Mochi Flossy Lotus and Mochi Flossy Red Bean. Snowskin lovers can indulge in this year’s refreshing innovations: the crunchy Pistachio Crunch, the nostalgic Onde Onde with Gula Melaka coconut, and the elegant Lychee Roselia Blast, crafted with juicy lychee, rose petals, and a luscious marmalade centre. Alongside these new creations, Bread Garden continues to delight with perennial favourites such as its famed MSW Durian Mooncake, a signature that has won the hearts of durian lovers year after year. Rich, creamy, and unforgettable, it remains one of the brand’s most sought-after indulgences. “At Bread Garden, every mooncake is crafted to celebrate both tradition and innovation. This year’s collection brings together premium ingredients, elegant design, and thoughtful flavours that make gifting and sharing truly memorable.” All Bread Garden mooncakes are halal-certified, making them a trusted choice for families across Singapore. Special Promotions 10% off online purchases above $150 (no promo code required) Free delivery with orders above $200 in a single receipt Available for a limited time, while stocks last Roadshows & Outlets Customers can experience the collection at roadshows across VivoCity, Parkway Parade, Nex, Velocity @ Novena Square, and Lot 1 CCK from September to October 2025. Bread Garden mooncakes are also available at outlets in Bukit Batok, Yishun, Segar Road, and Woodlands. With its blend of halal assurance, artisanal quality, heritage favourites, and premium presentation, Bread Garden’s 2025 Mooncake Collection is set to be one of the most cherished gifts this Mid-Autumn Festival. Order online now at www.breadgarden.com.sg to enjoy promotions and secure your gift sets before they sell out.Hashtag: #BreadGarden #HalalBakery #Mooncake #MidAutumn https://www.breadgarden.com.sg/https://www.facebook.com/breadgardensg/https://www.instagram.com/breadgardensingapore/https://www.tiktok.com/@breadgardensg The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. About Bread Garden A homegrown Singaporean bakery brand, Bread Garden is known for its highly popular mooncakes and best-selling Chinese New Year goodies, as well as its selection of exquisite cakes and pastries. Rated five stars consistently by customers on social media, Bread Garden stands out from other bakeries with its emphasis on quality over quantity, dedicating itself to crafting only the best quality baked products that its customers have come to expect and love.

SOUTH SULAWESI, INDONESIA – Media OutReach Newswire – 19 September 2025 – Under the witness of the Governor of South Sulawesi, Vingroup signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with PT. Sulsel Andalan Energi, a Regional-Owned Enterprise in South Sulawesi, Indonesia, to collaborate on large-scale renewable energy projects, with an initial focus on solar power. The strategic partnership is a key step in Vingroup’s plan to expand its green energy pillar globally, aiming to foster sustainable development in Southeast Asia and solidify Vietnam’s position in the global clean energy transition. The signing ceremony was attended by Mr. Andi Sudirman Sulaiman, the Governor of South Sulawesi (center), along with senior executives from both companies. Under the terms of the MoU, Vingroup and PT. Sulsel Andalan Energi, a Regional-Owned Enterprise from South Sulawesi will form a strategic partnership to develop renewable energy projects, particularly large-scale solar farms. The two parties also agreed to actively research, develop, and pursue other business opportunities in the environmental sector. Specifically, the collaboration will involve comprehensive studies and site surveys for both ground-mounted and floating solar farms. The partners will also integrate energy storage solutions and plan for grid connections for projects with capacities ranging from 1 Megawatt to 1 Gigawatt. Vingroup will provide insights on the latest green technology trends and development, while PT. Sulsel Andalan Energi will contribute information on local regulations and infrastructure. Beyond renewable energy, the companies are actively discussing a range of other potential collaborations. PT. Sulsel Andalan Energi has invited Vingroup to explore partnerships on two smart city initiatives, the construction of a new 4-hectare hospital, the renovation of seven existing provincial hospitals, and social housing projects. Meanwhile, in pursuit of building a green city, PT. Sulsel Andalan Energi is considering supporting the deployment of VinFast electric buses, while also encouraging provincial government officials and employees to adopt VinFast vehicles as part of efforts to accelerate transportation electrification in South Sulawesi. The company is further looking at facilitating the expansion of the global charging station developer V-Green in establishing EV charging infrastructure, as well as supporting the growth of GSM, the pure-electric taxi operator. Governor of South Sulawesi Andi Sudirman Sulaiman said, “We are so proud to welcome Vingroup, one of the biggest companies in Vietnam, to invest in our beloved South Sulawesi. Vingroup’s global reputation for sustainability inspires us to open this window of collaboration, marking a new chapter in our strong commitment to building a better and more sustainable region. As we follow the Indonesian President’s Asta Cita, we strongly believe this cooperation aligns with our national vision of ensuring harmony between people and the environment. Today’s MoU is just the beginning of something big.” Mr. Pham Sanh Chau, Vingroup Asia CEO and CEO of VinFast Asia added, “The agreement with PT. Sulsel Andalan Energi marks the beginning of a meaningful journey. We believe this collaboration will create significant value and contribute to the sustainable development of the region. Vingroup has identified Green energy as one of our strategic pillars. With the courage and intellect of Vietnam, we are determined not only to realize key national projects but also to extend our impact globally, building a better future for generations to come.” Indonesia is considered one of the most promising renewable energy markets in Southeast Asia. Given its high solar radiation, South Sulawesi is an ideal location for developing large-scale solar projects. The MoU with PT. Sulsel Andalan Energi aligns with the vision of Vingroup Chairman Pham Nhat Vuong to expand the Group’s ecosystem in Indonesia. Vingroup already has a presence in the country through its electric vehicle arm, VinFast, which has a diverse product range, a growing sales and after-sales network, and a forthcoming assembly plant. VinFast has also built a comprehensive “For a Green Future” ecosystem, collaborating with GSM and V-Green, with a shared vision of of making the green transportation revolution more accessible to all. Hashtag: #Vingroup https://vingroup.net/en The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.