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Dxn Expands Middle East Engagement With New Dubai Member Hub

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DXN Holdings Bhd. (“DXN” or the “Company”)  a leading global manufacturer of nutraceutical products, today announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Daxen Middle East Food Manufacturing LLC (“Daxen Middle East”), has entered into a sale and purchase agreement (“SPA”) to acquire a residential apartment unit at Burj Khalifa, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, for a total cash consideration of AED6.4 million (approximately RM7.4 million) (the “Acquisition”). The Acquisition, financed entirely through internally generated funds, represents less than 0.6% of DXN’s total net assets of RM1.3 billion, as at 28 February 2025 (“FY25”), with no material impact on balance sheet, and will not affect dividends, ongoing investments in research & development (“R&D”), or expansion plans. This Acquisition is complementary to, and does not divert resources from, DXN’s core priorities in R&D, manufacturing, and market expansion. The property will serve as a member reward and training hub, complementing DXN’s existing facilities in Penang and Cyberjaya, and will be used for leadership development, incentive programmes, and VIP events. It also offers potential rental income and capital appreciation. As the transaction involved related parties, all interested directors abstained from deliberations and voting. The Audit Committee independently reviewed the terms, confirming they are fair and reasonable, and approval was granted solely by non-interested directors in line with Bursa Malaysia requirements. Dubai is an increasingly important hub for DXN, with its manufacturing plant established in 2023 and the Middle East contributing over 10.0% of the Group’s revenue in FY25. This acquisition strengthens DXN’s long-term commitment to member engagement and growth in the region.

ESG

ASEAN Youth Hand Over Langkawi Declaration On The Climate To Ministers

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LANGKAWI, In a landmark moment for youth climate leadership, children and youth from all 10 ASEAN Member States formally presented the ASEAN Children & Youth Climate Declaration, known as the Langkawi Declaration to environment ministers during the 18th ASEAN Ministerial Meeting on the Environment (AMME). This marks a historic shift from youth participation to youth influence in regional climate governance. Ten child and youth delegates (one from each ASEAN Member State) deliver a joint intervention calling for a safe, clean, healthy and sustainable environment for every child. “Standing in the AMME hall, I felt our voices and our generation’s hopes and fears were heard. The Langkawi Declaration is more than words, it’s a call to action. We are ready to work alongside our leaders to turn promises into action for every child, today and for the future,” said Celeste Chung, youth delegate from Sabah, Malaysia. Detail of the Declaration featuring youth-led recommendations on adaptation, education, participation and just transition, prepared at ACYCS 2025. “Each word in this Declaration carries the voices of vulnerable communities living at the frontlines of the climate crisis, from coastal villages to urban neighbourhoods,” said Alexandra Nicole Eclarinal from Bicol, Philippines. “It reflects not only what we ask of our leaders, but what we, young people are prepared to contribute through action, collaboration, and accountability.” The Declaration calls for urgent action in seven key areas, including meaningful youth participation in policymaking, climate justice, integrated climate education, accelerated just energy transition, climate-resilient social services, sustainable agriculture rooted in indigenous knowledge, and strengthened climate financing. Its acknowledgement at AMME marks the youth voices are formally embedded in regional climate decision-making, setting a precedent for future ASEAN policies. ASEAN youth delegates hand over the Langkawi Declaration to COP30 President, André Corrêa do Lago during AMME 2025. Speaking at the AMME, the ASEAN youth representatives pledged to raising awareness, driving community-based solutions, and holding themselves accountable as partners in climate action. Their closing message was one of confidence and conviction: they stand ready to lead with courage, collaborate across generations, and co-create a future where climate resilience and justice are shared responsibilities, not just aspirations. YB Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani, Chair of the 18th AMME and Acting Minister of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability, accepted the Langkawi Declaration during the ministerial session. He acknowledged the clarity, urgency and commitment shown by ASEAN’s youth, thanked them for their leadership, and reaffirmed the region’s dedication to integrating youth perspectives into ASEAN’s ongoing environmental strategies and actions. He also recognised the role of partners such as UNICEF and youth-led organisations in ensuring that youth perspectives continue to shape the region’s path toward a climate-resilient future. “The Langkawi Declaration at AMME is a moment of optimism and we thank the Government of Malaysia and ASEAN ministers for recognising climate action is, at its core, about children’s rights. With the support of Malaysia’s Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability (NRES), the declaration will shape how youth priorities are reflected in ASEAN’s climate agenda, demonstrating that youth are not just participants, they are influencing policy,” said Robert Gass, UNICEF Representative to Malaysia, Special Representative to Brunei Darussalam, and UN Resident Coordinator a.i to Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei Darussalam. For over three days in Langkawi, youth delegates worked together through dialogues, skills labs, and strategy sessions to craft a shared vision for the region’s climate future. The result is the Langkawi Declaration, a historic, youth-led blueprint that puts children’s rights at the heart of ASEAN’s climate agenda. This milestone is part of the ASEAN Children & Youth Climate Summit (ACYCS) 2025, co-organised by UNICEF and Malaysia’s Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability (NRES) and supported by the Ministry of Youth and Sports (KBS). The summit brought together 100 youth delegates aged 15 to 25 for a three-day youth-led leadership programme. The Langkawi Declaration aims to inform on-going national youth efforts and contribute to the region’s collective positioning ahead of COP30.

News

OYO Rebrands Corporate Brand Name To PRISM, To Reflect Global Presence & Premiumization 

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Oravel Stays Limited, the parent company of OYO, today announced it rebrand to PRISM, a new corporate brand name that reflects the company’s expanded global portfolio and long-term vision. Founded in 2012 by Ritesh Agarwal, OYO began as a budget travel-tech brand, standardizing and organizing small hotels by using technology, to make affordable, trusted stays accessible worldwide. Over recent years, OYO has expanded well beyond its Indian budget hotel mainstay into multiple countries, premium hotels, vacation homes and more. The company has scaled into a diversified global travel-tech, hospitality and living ecosystem serving more than 100 million customers across 35+ countries. The group’s portfolio today spans hotels under the brands such as OYO, Motel 6, Townhouse, Sunday and Palette. In the vacation homes segment, it operates brands such as Belvilla, DanCenter, CheckMyGuest, Studio Prestige etc. The extended stay category is represented by Studio 6, acquired through G6 Hospitality in the U.S. Additionally, the portfolio encompasses workspaces and celebration spaces, offered through Innov8 and Weddingz.in. The group also offers hospitality technology solutions, including AI-driven partner tools and data science platforms. The name PRISM represents clarity, diversity, and the full spectrum of brands within the company’s ecosystem. The OYO brand will continue to serve as the highly recognisable, consumer-facing identity for budget travel, a space it has defined and clearly marked its solid impression globally. PRISM, in turn, assumes the role of the parent company brand, uniting a diversified ecosystem that spans technology solutions, premium hospitality, extended-stay residences, celebration venues, luxury getaways, and experiential living concepts, besides its core of budget hospitality. At the foundation of this architecture lies a powerful hospitality technology engine, which continues to propel the group’s growth through deeper investment in data science, artificial intelligence, advanced optimisation tools and innovations designed to enhance partner yields, elevate customer experiences and unlock efficiencies at scale across geographies. This strengthens the company’s ability to enter new categories and geographies with clarity and impact. “The transition to PRISM marks the establishment of a future-ready corporate architecture designed to align our expanding portfolio with our long-term vision,” said Ritesh Agarwal, Founder & Group CEO, PRISM. “PRISM is powered by a strong technology engine, deeper investment in data science and AI, and a commitment to helping our partners grow profitably while delighting customers worldwide.” Carmen Lam, Owner of Hotel O Asia City added “Our journey with OYO has been marked by trust, transparency, and consistent growth. With the launch of the new corporate entity, PRISM, we are excited to deepen this partnership and look forward to accelerating our growth together in the Malaysian market.” The new corporate brand name PRISM was chosen following a global public naming competition that attracted more than 6000 submissions.

Media OutReach

One Futureworld Marks 6 Years of Bose Partnership with Strategic Product Launches

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SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 8 September 2025 – One Futureworld, the exclusive distributor of Bose in Singapore, marks its 6th anniversary with the launch of three new Bose products. This milestone reflects the company’s continued role in shaping the Bose experience locally, highlighting a partnership built on growth, innovation, and a deep understanding of the Singapore market. One Futureworld Marks 6 Years of Bose Partnership with Strategic Product Launches Celebrating Six Years of Growth and Market Expansion Over the past six years, One Futureworld has built a close partnership with Bose in Singapore, shaping how the brand is introduced, retailed and experienced locally. The company has expanded its presence across both physical and digital channels, while continuously adapting to evolving consumer expectations. The partnership has enabled One Futureworld to connect with Singapore’s growing premium audio segment, contributing to sustained brand relevance and market presence. From navigating changing retail dynamics during the pandemic to implementing customer-centric initiatives, the company has helped define Bose’s positioning within Singapore’s premium audio and lifestyle landscape. Strategic Product Debuts: A New Phase of Local Engagement Aligned with the National Day celebrations and back-to-school season, One Futureworld introduced three new Bose products this August: the QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds (Gen 2), the SoundLink Plus, and the SoundLink Home. These latest additions reflect the brand’s ongoing evolution, combining Bose’s signature sound quality with features designed to suit modern lifestyles. The SoundLink Home stands out as a notable addition to Bose’s speaker lineup in Singapore, emphasising interior aesthetics alongside audio performance. Designed to complement home environments, it functions as both a sound system and a visual feature. To reinforce this positioning, One Futureworld has implemented dedicated in-store merchandising, including life-size banner posters and display tables. Each product in the launch addresses distinct user needs. The SoundLink Plus is designed for users seeking a durable speaker with strong audio output. The QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds (Gen 2) are built for those who prioritise high-performance noise cancellation, long-wear comfort and immersive sound quality. They are positioned among Bose’s leading active noise-cancelling earbuds. Adapting to the Evolving Audio Landscape in Singapore Consumer preferences in Singapore have shifted in recent years. Demand for premium audio now encompasses not only technical specifications but also design, usability, and lifestyle fit. In response, One Futureworld has refined its approach to positioning Bose, aligning more closely with these evolving expectations. “We’ve seen a clear change in how premium audio is perceived in Singapore,” shared Albert Chan, General Manager of One Futureworld. “Purchase decisions today are influenced by lifestyle fit, emotional appeal, and design sensibility. Bose products continue to meet these expectations, and our role is to ensure they remain relevant and accessible.” Urban professionals and design-conscious consumers remain key target segments. To maintain engagement, One Futureworld continues to invest in content-led digital campaigns, blog marketing, and targeted social media outreach. The current product launch, supported by Meta advertising and in-store visual enhancements, forms part of a broader strategy to strengthen both visibility and consumer connection. Looking Ahead: Expanding Lifestyle Audio in Singapore As audio becomes increasingly integrated into smart living and lifestyle environments, One Futureworld sees strong potential for continued growth. By balancing technical innovation with design-led thinking, Bose is well-positioned to reach a broader audience seeking both functionality and aesthetic value. The 6th anniversary serves as both a point of reflection and a foundation for future direction. One Futureworld remains focused on advancing Bose’s presence in Singapore through curated retail experiences, refined customer engagement, and a locally relevant product strategy. The new Bose products are now available through One Futureworld’s official retail and online channels. Customers can explore the full lineup and learn more on their website. Hashtag: #OneFutureworld #Bose https://onefutureworld.com/https://sg.linkedin.com/company/one-futureworldhttps://www.facebook.com/bosebyofw/https://www.instagram.com/bosebyofw/ The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. About One Futureworld One Futureworld is the exclusive distributor of Bose products in Singapore. With a mission to deliver premium audio through strategic curation and local market expertise, the company manages Bose’s presence across retail, e-commerce, and customer engagement channels. Since 2019, One Futureworld has played a key role in positioning Bose as a lifestyle audio brand, connecting with discerning consumers through tailored experiences and product innovation.

News

PropertyGuru Appoints New Managing Director For Singapore

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PropertyGuru Group, Southeast Asia’s leading proptech company, has appointed Lu Yao as its new managing director for Singapore, effective 15 September. In this role, he will oversee the growth of PropertyGuru’s marketplace business in Singapore, shaping strategies that deliver greater value to property seekers and industry partners. Lu Yao will join the group’s executive leadership team (XLT) and report directly to chief executive officer Lewis Ng. Lu Yao, managing director, Singapore at PropertyGuru. He brings with him extensive experience in e-commerce and marketplaces, with a proven record in driving growth, building operations, and leading large teams across Asia. Most recently, he served as group head of marketplace and chief commercial officer for Bangladesh at Daraz Group (Alibaba International Digital Commerce), where he spearheaded the company’s commercial strategy in South Asia and led growth transformation in Bangladesh. Prior to that, Lu Yao led Shopee Singapore’s FMCG cluster and mall, developing its retail and last-mile delivery businesses from the ground up. Earlier in his career, he worked as a management consultant at McKinsey & Company in China, advising on strategy and organisational transformation, and contributed to R&D innovation at Dow Chemicals in the United States. As managing director, Lu Yao will be responsible for driving business and growth strategies, leading the commercial and sales teams, mentoring the country leadership team, and overseeing operations in Singapore. His role within the XLT will also see him contribute to shaping PropertyGuru’s wider regional strategy. CEO Lewis Ng welcomed the appointment, saying: “Lu’s expertise in marketplaces and his ability to scale businesses with a customer-first approach will be crucial for our next phase of growth. We are delighted to have him on board as we continue to innovate and deliver meaningful solutions for property seekers, agents, and partners in Singapore.” Commenting on his appointment, Lu Yao said: “PropertyGuru has redefined how people across Singapore and Southeast Asia find their dream homes. I am honoured to join the team and look forward to building on that legacy, strengthening trust with property seekers and partners, and driving the next chapter of growth and innovation in the proptech space.”

Energy & Technology

HIVEX Brings Cashless Payments For Chinese Tourists In Japan With WeChat Pay And PayPay

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TBCASoft, the developer and operator of the HIVEX® cross-border payment framework, has announced the launch of a new mobile payment initiative that will allow Weixin Pay (WeChat Pay) users to make QR code payments directly at PayPay merchants in Japan. The partnership marks a key milestone in HIVEX’s goal of linking major mobile wallets worldwide to create seamless payment experiences for international travelers. Through this collaboration, Chinese tourists visiting Japan will be able to pay at millions of PayPay merchants simply by scanning PayPay’s QR code – with no need for currency exchange or extra app downloads. The service is set to roll out in mid-September 2025. Weixin and its global platform WeChat together have more than 1.4 billion monthly active users. With nearly 798,000 Chinese travelers visiting Japan in June 2025 alone – a 19.9% increase from a year earlier – the feature is expected to significantly enhance convenience for both tourists and merchants, particularly in retail, dining, and travel sectors. Ling Wu, CEO of TBCASoft. “This partnership brings together three industry leaders – Weixin Pay in China, PayPay in Japan, and HIVEX – to deliver a strong value proposition for travelers and merchants alike,” said Ling Wu, CEO of TBCASoft. “It also shows how ecosystem collaborations can provide secure, compliant, and scalable cross-border payment solutions that benefit all parties involved.”

Investment & Market Trends

EPF To Rebuild Members’ Savings After RM145b Withdrawals, Says Amir Hamzah

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KUALA LUMPUR, The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) is prioritising efforts to rebuild members’ savings after RM145 billion was taken out under four COVID-19 withdrawal schemes, said Finance Minister II Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan. He said the withdrawals, carried out through i-Lestari, i-Sinar, i-Citra and the special withdrawal facility, involved 8.2 million contributors. “With such a significant amount already withdrawn, the main priority now is to strengthen retirement savings and ensure contributors have sustainable income for their retirement,” he said during a Dewan Negara question-and-answer session in response to Senator Mohd Hasbi Muda’s query on members’ financial readiness for retirement. Amir Hamzah added that the government has no plans to introduce new withdrawal options, given that EPF has restructured its accounts into Account 1, Account 2, and the newly introduced Account 3, which allows flexible withdrawals in times of emergency. He also revealed that EPF is studying the introduction of a monthly pension payment scheme for new members. The initiative is expected to be rolled out in the coming years, while existing contributors will have the option to transition into the scheme if they choose.

News

Maju Holdings Chairman Faces CBT Charge Involving RM313mil

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PETALING JAYA, Abu Sahid Mohamed, the executive chairman of Maju Holdings Sdn Bhd, has been slapped with 17 charges involving both criminal breach of trust (CBT) and money laundering, linked to the troubled Maju Expressway Extension (MEX II) project. The 74-year-old businessman, who arrived in a wheelchair, was brought before Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court judge Suzana Hussin, where he claimed trial to four CBT charges involving more than RM313 million in company funds as well as 13 money laundering charges amounting to RM139 million. Abu Sahid Mohamed claimed trial to four charges of CBT and 13 of money laundering.  According to the charge sheet, Abu Sahid is accused of committing the CBT offences between 2016 and 2019, when he allegedly misused Maju Holdings’ funds entrusted to him for corporate purposes. The offences fall under Section 409 of the Penal Code, which carries a sentence of two to 20 years in prison, whipping, and a fine upon conviction. In addition, prosecutors alleged that Abu Sahid engaged in money laundering activities during the same period, channeling over RM139 million in illicit proceeds into various personal and company accounts. These offences were framed under Section 4(1)(b) of the Anti-Money Laundering, Anti-Terrorism Financing and Proceeds of Unlawful Activities Act 2001 (AMLA). If found guilty, he faces up to 15 years in prison and a fine of at least RM5 million for each count. Deputy public prosecutor Ahmad Akram Gharib requested bail of RM1.5 million and the surrender of Abu Sahid’s passport, stressing the seriousness of the charges and the large sums of money involved. Defence counsel Hisyam Teh Poh Teik, who represented Abu Sahid, did not object to the bail amount and conditions. Judge Suzana then fixed bail at RM1.5 million with additional conditions, and set Nov 3 for case mention. The MEX II project, a proposed extension of the Maju Expressway to connect Putrajaya and Cyberjaya, has long been mired in controversy due to financing issues and stalled construction, and this latest development casts further scrutiny on Maju Holdings’ management of funds.

Investment & Market Trends

SME Corp Launches New Financing Scheme With Grants Covering Up To 40% Of Funds

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KUALA LUMPUR, SME Corporation Malaysia (SME Corp) has rolled out the Business Accelerator Programme (BAP) Alternative Financing Programme 2025, a fresh initiative aimed at providing financing while rewarding small and medium enterprises (SMEs) for financial discipline. Backed by an allocation of RM35 million through its partnership with microLEAP, a shariah-compliant peer-to-peer (P2P) financing platform regulated by the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC), the scheme offers SMEs up to RM400,000 in financing at 3.5% per annum. Notably, up to 40% of the financing may be converted into a grant if repayments are made on time. “This is more than just another loan programme — it is structured to reward good repayment behaviour while directly supporting business growth. With this new allocation, total funds under SME Corp and microLEAP’s collaboration since 2021 have doubled to RM70 million, underscoring our shared commitment to strengthening Malaysia’s SME ecosystem,” the organisations said in a joint statement. SME Corp chief executive officer (CEO) Rizal Nainy said the scheme is designed to ease the repayment burden while investing in the future of high-potential SMEs. “By enabling up to 40% grant conversion, we are supporting growth-ready businesses, aligning with our target to increase the share of small enterprises transitioning into medium-sized enterprises from 1.6% today to 5% by 2030,” he said. MicroLEAP founder and CEO Tunku Danny Nasaifuddin Mudzaffar highlighted that the programme was developed in response to the needs of SMEs and market realities. “SMEs shouldn’t be held back by requirements like three years of audited accounts or collateral. If a business is generating revenue, growing, and can manage financing, we want to be there to back them,” he said.

Media OutReach

Targeted Anti-Aging Revolution: Humansa Launches Dual-Box Nutrition Packs for Cellular Revitalization

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HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 8 September 2025 – Humansa, Asia’s leading longevity center, successfully hosted the “Targeted Anti-Aging · Dual-Box Revitalization” launch event at its Flagship Centre at the Victoria Dockside, Hong Kong, unveiling its ground-breaking Daily Glow Packs and Daily Vitality Packs. These innovative products are designed to address aging at the cellular level, leveraging cutting-edge science to target the 14 hallmarks of aging identified by the prestigious journal Cell. By addressing key aging factors such as oxidative stress, mitochondrial dysfunction, and glycation, Humansa’s dual-box solution marks a new era in precision anti-aging nutrition. From left to right- Don So, Humansa CEO; Humansa ;Elaine Jiang, Humansa’s Founding Partner; Charmaine So, Humansa Wellness Coach; Former Olympian, Yvette Kong; Former Miss Hong Kong, Grace Chan; Dr. Candy Chan As Asia’s leader in comprehensive health solutions, Humansa integrates personalized health strategies into its offerings, leveraging advanced therapies, precision diagnostics, and data-driven evaluations to uncover deep health insights for its clients. Its holistic strategy covers every aspect of health, enabling tailored health plans that optimize well-being and healthspan. The introduction of the dual-box products exemplifies Humansa’s vision — integrating “cellular-level targeted anti-aging” into its comprehensive health ecosystem, making scientific anti-aging more effective, personalized, and convenient. During the event, Humansa CEO Don So delved into the brand’s anti-aging philosophy and strategic roadmap. He emphasized the importance of addressing aging at its root causes with scientific precision, highlighting how these new products integrate seamlessly into Humansa’s commitment to longevity and wellness. The event also hosted an expert discussion with renowned medical specialists, health consultants, and a celebrated Hong Kong artist. The panel explored the concept of decoding the 14 hallmarks of aging to address cellular aging signals, offering fresh scientific perspectives for both the industry and consumers. Dual-Box Innovation: Targeted Cellular Aging Solutions with Customized Anti-Aging Benefits Humansa’s newly launched Dual Anti-Aging Nutrition Packs are designed to align with the theme of “Targeted Anti-Aging,” offering precision-tailored solutions to meet the core needs of different individuals. This marks a shift from broad-spectrum interventions to targeted approaches that directly address cellular aging. Daily Glow Packs: Focused on skin rejuvenation needs, each pack combines 16 nutrients with four core ingredients: L-Ergothioneine, PQQ, Astaxanthin, and L-Carnosine. L-Ergothioneine (EGT): The “master antioxidant” within cells. Studies show that a daily dose of 25mg significantly improves skin health in just 4 weeks: 54.8% reduction in pore size, 21.6% fewer wrinkles, and 18.4% improvement in UV spots. PQQ: Enhances cellular energy production, with 21.5mg daily intake over 12 weeks, showing notable improvements in cognitive function and cerebral blood flow. Astaxanthin: Strengthens the skin barrier against photoaging. L-Carnosine: Inhibits collagen glycation, reducing fine lines and dullness. Daily Vitality Packs: Designed for high-stress professionals and men’s health needs, this pack features 15 selected ingredients with a core combination of L-Ergothioneine, PQQ, Milk Thistle, and Maca. Milk Thistle targets liver cell repair, alleviating the metabolic burden caused by late nights and social drinking. Maca enhances energy reserves, addressing fatigue caused by sedentary lifestyles and high stress. Combined with L-Ergothioneine and PQQ, this anti-aging and energy-boosting formula delivers multi-dimensional care, achieving “liver protection, fatigue reduction, and cellular revitalization.” Both products are packaged in convenient daily sachets, with precise doses of three capsules per pack, requiring no additional preparation. This portable design makes it easy for busy urbanites to incorporate “cellular-level targeted anti-aging” into their daily routines. Scientific Backing: Third-Party Validation Confirms Effective Anti-Aging Results Grounded in the 14 hallmarks of aging, Humansa’s research ensures that each ingredient targets critical aging mechanisms, transforming anti-aging solutions from theoretical concepts into practical, science-backed interventions. This approach offers consumers a safe, effective, and convenient way to address aging at its root. Humansa CEO Don So: New Products as an “Innovative Addition” to Comprehensive Anti-Aging Strategy At the launch event, Humansa CEO Don So outlined the brand’s core philosophy of building a science-based, full-cycle anti-aging system and explained the strategic significance of the new products. He emphasized: “At Humansa, we believe anti-aging is not just about ‘wrinkle reduction’ or ‘nutritional supplements.’ It’s a systematic approach built on five pillars: exercise, supplements and medication, sleep, emotional well-being, and nutrition. By scientifically identifying individual aging targets, such as low mitochondrial activity or weak liver metabolism, we implement multi-dimensional interventions. The new Dual Anti-Aging Nutrition Packs integrate seamlessly into this system, transforming anti-aging from ‘blind attempts’ to ‘scientifically controlled, targeted actions.’ This is the core mission we have always upheld.” Don So further highlighted the products’ strategic importance: “The Dual Anti-Aging Nutrition Packs represent an innovative upgrade to Humansa’s ‘nutritional support’ pillar. They fill a market gap for convenient, targeted cellular nutrition interventions while making the synergy of our five pillars more actionable. Users can leverage Humansa’s precision diagnostics to identify their weaknesses and match them with the appropriate packs. This targeted matching model brings science-driven anti-aging into daily life, enhancing the practicality of our comprehensive anti-aging strategy and solidifying our position as a global leader in holistic health solutions.” Experts and Celebrities Discuss: Decoding the 14 Hallmarks of Aging During the event’s roundtable discussion, Dr. Candy Chan, General Practitioner at Humansa; Charmaine So, Humansa’s Wellness Coach, Grace Chan, renowned Hong Kong celebrity and Olympian, Arelyx founder and CEO, Yvette Kong, explored the topic: “Decoding the 14 Hallmarks of Aging: How Should We Address Cellular Aging Signals?” and “How Women Can Find a Healthy Balance in a Fast-Paced Life.” Dr. Candy Chan emphasized the importance of targeting key aging mechanisms such as mitochondrial activity and oxidative stress; Grace Chan shared her personal experience, noting how Humansa’s products improved her skin and energy levels, while the convenient “one pack a day” design made it easy to maintain consistency. Charmaine So and the research center representative elaborated on how precision diagnostics combined with targeted nutrition can effectively address aging hallmarks, creating a closed-loop anti-aging system. The discussion reinforced the scientific foundation of Humansa’s products while providing actionable solutions for consumers, further validating their core value. Hashtag: #Humansa The issuer is solely responsible

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