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KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 January 2025 – 2024, a year of geopolitical stress and major political changes, is drawing to a close. It is time to focus on the future and identify new trading opportunities. However, according to Octa broker, the outlook for the global economy is uneven and mixed, ‘rife with uncertainties and riddled with challenges’, so traders are advised to take a cautious stance. In this material, Octa broker looks at key economic and political developments that will shape the next year and offers exclusive guidance into their potential impact on various asset classes. ‘If you were to ask me what will be the key driving theme of 2025, I would say it will be the after-effects of the U.S. presidential elections’, says Kar Yong Ang, a financial market analyst at Octa broker, adding that Donald Trump’s proposed policies provide more uncertainties than opportunities. Indeed, it is the risk of rising inflation induced by new trade tariffs and immigration policies that separates an optimistic 2025 scenario from a pessimistic one. Before we start analysing the likely scenarios for 2025, let’s first look at the current economic conditions. Current situation Interest rates in most industrialised economies are currently 75-100 basis points (bps) below their recent peaks. However, real interest rates (adjusted for inflation) are still positive. As Kar Yong Ang explains: ‘If history is any guidance, interest rates are still relatively high. In fact, I think they are more restrictive than stimulative and will most likely continue to go down in 2025’. In fact, at the time of writing, the fixed income market (interest rate swaps) was implying a further 50 bps of cuts from the Federal Reserve (Fed), 100 bps from the European Central Bank (ECB), 50 bps from the Bank of Canada (BoC) and 50 bps from the Bank of England (BoE). As a result, the monetary policy divergence between the Fed and the rest of the world has pulled the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) to a multi-month high. U.S. stocks have performed very well over the past two years. However, the bullish trend in the S&P 500 and NASDAQ is beginning to show signs of exhaustion, especially after the Fed indicated that it intends to slow the pace of future rate cuts. Gold (XAU) was moving in a very well-defined bullish trend for most of 2024 and set a new all-time high at the end of October. However, the volatility in gold started to increase after the U.S. presidential election brought policy uncertainty. Currently, XAUUSD finds itself in a sideways market, trading range-bound between 2,550 and 2,720, indicating a lack of a clear trend. Bitcoin (BTC) made headlines in 2024 when its price jumped above $100,000 per coin. A major impulse came in November after Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election fuelled hopes of crypto industry deregulation. However, these hopes have not yet been fulfilled, leaving Bitcoin and other crypto coins at risk of a sharp downward correction. 2025 outlook Macro and the U.S. dollar Declining interest rates mean that returns on cash (bank deposits) in most industrialised economies will continue to go down, prompting investors and traders to put their money into riskier assets like equities and cryptocurrencies. ‘Another important feature of the current monetary policy outlook is that the Fed’s easing cycle will slow relative to the rest of the world. It means that the U.S. Dollar Index [DXY] will likely remain well-supported in 2025’, argues Kar Yong Ang. However, a lot of bullish factors for the U.S. dollar are already priced in, and the greenback has actually started to look somewhat overvalued. ‘I’m sceptical about further dollar gains’, says Kar Yong Ang, adding that dollar bulls should be very cautious. If the U.S. plays hardball and implements blanket tariffs, inflation and even recession risks will rise. In this scenario, investors will rush into safe-haven assets like the U.S. dollar, the Japanese yen, and gold and sell stocks and crypto assets. Equities Betting on broad-based growth in U.S. equities is dangerous. Instead, traders should focus on specific industries and sectors. The main theme here is the adoption and commercialisation of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Companies that integrate AI into their core operations and invest in AI talent and infrastructure will gain a competitive edge. Therefore, tech companies are likely to perform well in 2025. By the same token, the increased use of AI and data centres is boosting energy demand, so energy companies and utilities are also likely to shine in 2025. Gold ‘I expect gold to set a new all-time high in 2025. $3,000 per ounce is not impossible. There are too many risks heading our way in 2025, so there will be plenty of demand for safe-haven assets’, says Kar Yong Ang, a financial market analyst at Octa broker. Indeed, gold will continue to remain an effective hedge against key political concerns, including government debt levels, inflation, and geopolitical tensions. Furthermore, central banks’ demand for gold has already supported gold prices in 2024, and there are no reasons to expect this trend to reverse. Crypto The latest rally in crypto looks overextended. It has been driven by sentiment and embedded in forward-looking hopes. ‘There is just too much optimism in Bitcoin right now. I think there is a risk of a significant pullback in 2025. But rather than betting on a bearish correction, I would advise using it as a buying opportunity’, says Kar Yong Ang. Wrap-up Overall, 2025 will be a year of reckoning as the impact of the U.S. presidential elections unfolds, determining the course of future policy. In the worst-case scenario of an all-out trade war, global supply chains would be severely disrupted, leading to significant price increases for consumers, decreased business investment, and a sharp contraction in international trade. Under this scenario, U.S. equities and most other commodity prices would drop. However, should we avoid the worst-case scenario, global central banks will likely continue to cut interest rates, pulling stocks and

KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 January 2025 – 2024, a year of geopolitical stress and major political changes, is drawing to a close. It is time to focus on the future and identify new trading opportunities. However, according to Octa broker, the outlook for the global economy is uneven and mixed, ‘rife with uncertainties and riddled with challenges’, so traders are advised to take a cautious stance. In this material, Octa broker looks at key economic and political developments that will shape the next year and offers exclusive guidance into their potential impact on various asset classes. ‘If you were to ask me what will be the key driving theme of 2025, I would say it will be the after-effects of the U.S. presidential elections’, says Kar Yong Ang, a financial market analyst at Octa broker, adding that Donald Trump’s proposed policies provide more uncertainties than opportunities. Indeed, it is the risk of rising inflation induced by new trade tariffs and immigration policies that separates an optimistic 2025 scenario from a pessimistic one. Before we start analysing the likely scenarios for 2025, let’s first look at the current economic conditions. Current situation Interest rates in most industrialised economies are currently 75-100 basis points (bps) below their recent peaks. However, real interest rates (adjusted for inflation) are still positive. As Kar Yong Ang explains: ‘If history is any guidance, interest rates are still relatively high. In fact, I think they are more restrictive than stimulative and will most likely continue to go down in 2025’. In fact, at the time of writing, the fixed income market (interest rate swaps) was implying a further 50 bps of cuts from the Federal Reserve (Fed), 100 bps from the European Central Bank (ECB), 50 bps from the Bank of Canada (BoC) and 50 bps from the Bank of England (BoE). As a result, the monetary policy divergence between the Fed and the rest of the world has pulled the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) to a multi-month high. U.S. stocks have performed very well over the past two years. However, the bullish trend in the S&P 500 and NASDAQ is beginning to show signs of exhaustion, especially after the Fed indicated that it intends to slow the pace of future rate cuts. Gold (XAU) was moving in a very well-defined bullish trend for most of 2024 and set a new all-time high at the end of October. However, the volatility in gold started to increase after the U.S. presidential election brought policy uncertainty. Currently, XAUUSD finds itself in a sideways market, trading range-bound between 2,550 and 2,720, indicating a lack of a clear trend. Bitcoin (BTC) made headlines in 2024 when its price jumped above $100,000 per coin. A major impulse came in November after Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election fuelled hopes of crypto industry deregulation. However, these hopes have not yet been fulfilled, leaving Bitcoin and other crypto coins at risk of a sharp downward correction. 2025 outlook Macro and the U.S. dollar Declining interest rates mean that returns on cash (bank deposits) in most industrialised economies will continue to go down, prompting investors and traders to put their money into riskier assets like equities and cryptocurrencies. ‘Another important feature of the current monetary policy outlook is that the Fed’s easing cycle will slow relative to the rest of the world. It means that the U.S. Dollar Index [DXY] will likely remain well-supported in 2025’, argues Kar Yong Ang. However, a lot of bullish factors for the U.S. dollar are already priced in, and the greenback has actually started to look somewhat overvalued. ‘I’m sceptical about further dollar gains’, says Kar Yong Ang, adding that dollar bulls should be very cautious. If the U.S. plays hardball and implements blanket tariffs, inflation and even recession risks will rise. In this scenario, investors will rush into safe-haven assets like the U.S. dollar, the Japanese yen, and gold and sell stocks and crypto assets. Equities Betting on broad-based growth in U.S. equities is dangerous. Instead, traders should focus on specific industries and sectors. The main theme here is the adoption and commercialisation of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Companies that integrate AI into their core operations and invest in AI talent and infrastructure will gain a competitive edge. Therefore, tech companies are likely to perform well in 2025. By the same token, the increased use of AI and data centres is boosting energy demand, so energy companies and utilities are also likely to shine in 2025. Gold ‘I expect gold to set a new all-time high in 2025. $3,000 per ounce is not impossible. There are too many risks heading our way in 2025, so there will be plenty of demand for safe-haven assets’, says Kar Yong Ang, a financial market analyst at Octa broker. Indeed, gold will continue to remain an effective hedge against key political concerns, including government debt levels, inflation, and geopolitical tensions. Furthermore, central banks’ demand for gold has already supported gold prices in 2024, and there are no reasons to expect this trend to reverse. Crypto The latest rally in crypto looks overextended. It has been driven by sentiment and embedded in forward-looking hopes. ‘There is just too much optimism in Bitcoin right now. I think there is a risk of a significant pullback in 2025. But rather than betting on a bearish correction, I would advise using it as a buying opportunity’, says Kar Yong Ang. Wrap-up Overall, 2025 will be a year of reckoning as the impact of the U.S. presidential elections unfolds, determining the course of future policy. In the worst-case scenario of an all-out trade war, global supply chains would be severely disrupted, leading to significant price increases for consumers, decreased business investment, and a sharp contraction in international trade. Under this scenario, U.S. equities and most other commodity prices would drop. However, should we avoid the worst-case scenario, global central banks will likely continue to cut interest rates, pulling stocks and

KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 January 2025 – 2024, a year of geopolitical stress and major political changes, is drawing to a close. It is time to focus on the future and identify new trading opportunities. However, according to Octa broker, the outlook for the global economy is uneven and mixed, ‘rife with uncertainties and riddled with challenges’, so traders are advised to take a cautious stance. In this material, Octa broker looks at key economic and political developments that will shape the next year and offers exclusive guidance into their potential impact on various asset classes. ‘If you were to ask me what will be the key driving theme of 2025, I would say it will be the after-effects of the U.S. presidential elections’, says Kar Yong Ang, a financial market analyst at Octa broker, adding that Donald Trump’s proposed policies provide more uncertainties than opportunities. Indeed, it is the risk of rising inflation induced by new trade tariffs and immigration policies that separates an optimistic 2025 scenario from a pessimistic one. Before we start analysing the likely scenarios for 2025, let’s first look at the current economic conditions. Current situation Interest rates in most industrialised economies are currently 75-100 basis points (bps) below their recent peaks. However, real interest rates (adjusted for inflation) are still positive. As Kar Yong Ang explains: ‘If history is any guidance, interest rates are still relatively high. In fact, I think they are more restrictive than stimulative and will most likely continue to go down in 2025’. In fact, at the time of writing, the fixed income market (interest rate swaps) was implying a further 50 bps of cuts from the Federal Reserve (Fed), 100 bps from the European Central Bank (ECB), 50 bps from the Bank of Canada (BoC) and 50 bps from the Bank of England (BoE). As a result, the monetary policy divergence between the Fed and the rest of the world has pulled the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) to a multi-month high. U.S. stocks have performed very well over the past two years. However, the bullish trend in the S&P 500 and NASDAQ is beginning to show signs of exhaustion, especially after the Fed indicated that it intends to slow the pace of future rate cuts. Gold (XAU) was moving in a very well-defined bullish trend for most of 2024 and set a new all-time high at the end of October. However, the volatility in gold started to increase after the U.S. presidential election brought policy uncertainty. Currently, XAUUSD finds itself in a sideways market, trading range-bound between 2,550 and 2,720, indicating a lack of a clear trend. Bitcoin (BTC) made headlines in 2024 when its price jumped above $100,000 per coin. A major impulse came in November after Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election fuelled hopes of crypto industry deregulation. However, these hopes have not yet been fulfilled, leaving Bitcoin and other crypto coins at risk of a sharp downward correction. 2025 outlook Macro and the U.S. dollar Declining interest rates mean that returns on cash (bank deposits) in most industrialised economies will continue to go down, prompting investors and traders to put their money into riskier assets like equities and cryptocurrencies. ‘Another important feature of the current monetary policy outlook is that the Fed’s easing cycle will slow relative to the rest of the world. It means that the U.S. Dollar Index [DXY] will likely remain well-supported in 2025’, argues Kar Yong Ang. However, a lot of bullish factors for the U.S. dollar are already priced in, and the greenback has actually started to look somewhat overvalued. ‘I’m sceptical about further dollar gains’, says Kar Yong Ang, adding that dollar bulls should be very cautious. If the U.S. plays hardball and implements blanket tariffs, inflation and even recession risks will rise. In this scenario, investors will rush into safe-haven assets like the U.S. dollar, the Japanese yen, and gold and sell stocks and crypto assets. Equities Betting on broad-based growth in U.S. equities is dangerous. Instead, traders should focus on specific industries and sectors. The main theme here is the adoption and commercialisation of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Companies that integrate AI into their core operations and invest in AI talent and infrastructure will gain a competitive edge. Therefore, tech companies are likely to perform well in 2025. By the same token, the increased use of AI and data centres is boosting energy demand, so energy companies and utilities are also likely to shine in 2025. Gold ‘I expect gold to set a new all-time high in 2025. $3,000 per ounce is not impossible. There are too many risks heading our way in 2025, so there will be plenty of demand for safe-haven assets’, says Kar Yong Ang, a financial market analyst at Octa broker. Indeed, gold will continue to remain an effective hedge against key political concerns, including government debt levels, inflation, and geopolitical tensions. Furthermore, central banks’ demand for gold has already supported gold prices in 2024, and there are no reasons to expect this trend to reverse. Crypto The latest rally in crypto looks overextended. It has been driven by sentiment and embedded in forward-looking hopes. ‘There is just too much optimism in Bitcoin right now. I think there is a risk of a significant pullback in 2025. But rather than betting on a bearish correction, I would advise using it as a buying opportunity’, says Kar Yong Ang. Wrap-up Overall, 2025 will be a year of reckoning as the impact of the U.S. presidential elections unfolds, determining the course of future policy. In the worst-case scenario of an all-out trade war, global supply chains would be severely disrupted, leading to significant price increases for consumers, decreased business investment, and a sharp contraction in international trade. Under this scenario, U.S. equities and most other commodity prices would drop. However, should we avoid the worst-case scenario, global central banks will likely continue to cut interest rates, pulling stocks and

KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 January 2025 – 2024, a year of geopolitical stress and major political changes, is drawing to a close. It is time to focus on the future and identify new trading opportunities. However, according to Octa broker, the outlook for the global economy is uneven and mixed, ‘rife with uncertainties and riddled with challenges’, so traders are advised to take a cautious stance. In this material, Octa broker looks at key economic and political developments that will shape the next year and offers exclusive guidance into their potential impact on various asset classes. ‘If you were to ask me what will be the key driving theme of 2025, I would say it will be the after-effects of the U.S. presidential elections’, says Kar Yong Ang, a financial market analyst at Octa broker, adding that Donald Trump’s proposed policies provide more uncertainties than opportunities. Indeed, it is the risk of rising inflation induced by new trade tariffs and immigration policies that separates an optimistic 2025 scenario from a pessimistic one. Before we start analysing the likely scenarios for 2025, let’s first look at the current economic conditions. Current situation Interest rates in most industrialised economies are currently 75-100 basis points (bps) below their recent peaks. However, real interest rates (adjusted for inflation) are still positive. As Kar Yong Ang explains: ‘If history is any guidance, interest rates are still relatively high. In fact, I think they are more restrictive than stimulative and will most likely continue to go down in 2025’. In fact, at the time of writing, the fixed income market (interest rate swaps) was implying a further 50 bps of cuts from the Federal Reserve (Fed), 100 bps from the European Central Bank (ECB), 50 bps from the Bank of Canada (BoC) and 50 bps from the Bank of England (BoE). As a result, the monetary policy divergence between the Fed and the rest of the world has pulled the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) to a multi-month high. U.S. stocks have performed very well over the past two years. However, the bullish trend in the S&P 500 and NASDAQ is beginning to show signs of exhaustion, especially after the Fed indicated that it intends to slow the pace of future rate cuts. Gold (XAU) was moving in a very well-defined bullish trend for most of 2024 and set a new all-time high at the end of October. However, the volatility in gold started to increase after the U.S. presidential election brought policy uncertainty. Currently, XAUUSD finds itself in a sideways market, trading range-bound between 2,550 and 2,720, indicating a lack of a clear trend. Bitcoin (BTC) made headlines in 2024 when its price jumped above $100,000 per coin. A major impulse came in November after Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election fuelled hopes of crypto industry deregulation. However, these hopes have not yet been fulfilled, leaving Bitcoin and other crypto coins at risk of a sharp downward correction. 2025 outlook Macro and the U.S. dollar Declining interest rates mean that returns on cash (bank deposits) in most industrialised economies will continue to go down, prompting investors and traders to put their money into riskier assets like equities and cryptocurrencies. ‘Another important feature of the current monetary policy outlook is that the Fed’s easing cycle will slow relative to the rest of the world. It means that the U.S. Dollar Index [DXY] will likely remain well-supported in 2025’, argues Kar Yong Ang. However, a lot of bullish factors for the U.S. dollar are already priced in, and the greenback has actually started to look somewhat overvalued. ‘I’m sceptical about further dollar gains’, says Kar Yong Ang, adding that dollar bulls should be very cautious. If the U.S. plays hardball and implements blanket tariffs, inflation and even recession risks will rise. In this scenario, investors will rush into safe-haven assets like the U.S. dollar, the Japanese yen, and gold and sell stocks and crypto assets. Equities Betting on broad-based growth in U.S. equities is dangerous. Instead, traders should focus on specific industries and sectors. The main theme here is the adoption and commercialisation of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Companies that integrate AI into their core operations and invest in AI talent and infrastructure will gain a competitive edge. Therefore, tech companies are likely to perform well in 2025. By the same token, the increased use of AI and data centres is boosting energy demand, so energy companies and utilities are also likely to shine in 2025. Gold ‘I expect gold to set a new all-time high in 2025. $3,000 per ounce is not impossible. There are too many risks heading our way in 2025, so there will be plenty of demand for safe-haven assets’, says Kar Yong Ang, a financial market analyst at Octa broker. Indeed, gold will continue to remain an effective hedge against key political concerns, including government debt levels, inflation, and geopolitical tensions. Furthermore, central banks’ demand for gold has already supported gold prices in 2024, and there are no reasons to expect this trend to reverse. Crypto The latest rally in crypto looks overextended. It has been driven by sentiment and embedded in forward-looking hopes. ‘There is just too much optimism in Bitcoin right now. I think there is a risk of a significant pullback in 2025. But rather than betting on a bearish correction, I would advise using it as a buying opportunity’, says Kar Yong Ang. Wrap-up Overall, 2025 will be a year of reckoning as the impact of the U.S. presidential elections unfolds, determining the course of future policy. In the worst-case scenario of an all-out trade war, global supply chains would be severely disrupted, leading to significant price increases for consumers, decreased business investment, and a sharp contraction in international trade. Under this scenario, U.S. equities and most other commodity prices would drop. However, should we avoid the worst-case scenario, global central banks will likely continue to cut interest rates, pulling stocks and

BEIJING, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 January 2025 – With the widespread application of AI technology in the advertising field, the increase in advertising monetization rates is finally reflected in the company’s revenue growth. It is reported that Chuangxinzhong, a precision marketing company, used AI to generate text-to-image content for a single client, with more than 20% of the total and over 10% of the consumption share in 2024. In terms of AI-generated digital human videos, the consumption share for a single client reached nearly one-third. The extensive application of AI technology has driven rapid growth in Chuangxinzhong’s overall business, with industry-leading performance in the fintech segment. It now covers over 90% of the top clients in the industry, including Ant Insurance, WeBank, Ningbo Bank, ZhongAn Insurance, and others, achieving a renewal rate of over 90%. According to public information, Chuangxinzhong is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Yeahka, and its core team members are seasoned industry professionals. The founder, Qin Lingjin, has held positions such as Technical Director, Vice President, and COO at Emar Online and has many years of technical and management experience at NetEase (NASDAQ: NTES; HKEX: 9999) with nearly 20 years of experience in the marketing industry. Yeahka’s investment in Chuangxinzhong is not only because of Chuangxinzhong’s strong competitive advantages, but also because of the synergies that can be formed between Yeahka and Chuangxinzhong in the marketing business. Yeahka operates an advertising precision marketing platform, “Juliang”, which uses big data analysis to precisely match offline traffic consumption behaviors and helps advertisers with their ad placements. As a leading content performance marketing service provider in China, Chuangxinzhong has top-tier online media resources, including Tencent and Douyin. The integration of both companies’ services can result in a “1+1>2” effect, achieving complementary “online + offline” precise matching of traffic and advertisers across all scenarios. In addition, in recent years, Yeahka has been increasingly focusing on artificial intelligence technology. As early as 2017, Yeahka established an AI Lab, focusing on studying and developing large models, algorithm creation, content generation, and other AI-related initiatives for various business applications. These efforts have made significant technological preparations and explorations, while mature AI technologies have been applied to Yeahka’s business scenarios, improving business efficiency and reducing operational costs. To date, Yeahka has launched a series of AI-driven products, including marketing content and pitch generation through large model training to improve conversion efficiency; AI-driven business analysis tools to interpret marketing activity data; seamless, automated customer interactions and scenario configurations based on merchant-client dynamics; and the automatic generation of unique, creative brand content based on merchants’ brand philosophies, enhancing their exposure and sales conversions. All these AI products and tools can empower Chuangxinzhong’s marketing business, further enhancing its marketing efficiency. It is worth noting that another Yeahka subsidiary, Fushi Technology, is set to launch AI Agent industry applications in Southeast Asia in the near future, with its first Singaporean brand client scheduled for deployment in the first half of 2025. With Yeahka’s AI capabilities, Chuangxinzhong is expected to continue advancing in artificial intelligence, driving further performance growth. Hashtag: #Chuangxinzhong #AI https://www.yeahka.com/marketing The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

BEIJING, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 January 2025 – With the widespread application of AI technology in the advertising field, the increase in advertising monetization rates is finally reflected in the company’s revenue growth. It is reported that Chuangxinzhong, a precision marketing company, used AI to generate text-to-image content for a single client, with more than 20% of the total and over 10% of the consumption share in 2024. In terms of AI-generated digital human videos, the consumption share for a single client reached nearly one-third. The extensive application of AI technology has driven rapid growth in Chuangxinzhong’s overall business, with industry-leading performance in the fintech segment. It now covers over 90% of the top clients in the industry, including Ant Insurance, WeBank, Ningbo Bank, ZhongAn Insurance, and others, achieving a renewal rate of over 90%. According to public information, Chuangxinzhong is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Yeahka, and its core team members are seasoned industry professionals. The founder, Qin Lingjin, has held positions such as Technical Director, Vice President, and COO at Emar Online and has many years of technical and management experience at NetEase (NASDAQ: NTES; HKEX: 9999) with nearly 20 years of experience in the marketing industry. Yeahka’s investment in Chuangxinzhong is not only because of Chuangxinzhong’s strong competitive advantages, but also because of the synergies that can be formed between Yeahka and Chuangxinzhong in the marketing business. Yeahka operates an advertising precision marketing platform, “Juliang”, which uses big data analysis to precisely match offline traffic consumption behaviors and helps advertisers with their ad placements. As a leading content performance marketing service provider in China, Chuangxinzhong has top-tier online media resources, including Tencent and Douyin. The integration of both companies’ services can result in a “1+1>2” effect, achieving complementary “online + offline” precise matching of traffic and advertisers across all scenarios. In addition, in recent years, Yeahka has been increasingly focusing on artificial intelligence technology. As early as 2017, Yeahka established an AI Lab, focusing on studying and developing large models, algorithm creation, content generation, and other AI-related initiatives for various business applications. These efforts have made significant technological preparations and explorations, while mature AI technologies have been applied to Yeahka’s business scenarios, improving business efficiency and reducing operational costs. To date, Yeahka has launched a series of AI-driven products, including marketing content and pitch generation through large model training to improve conversion efficiency; AI-driven business analysis tools to interpret marketing activity data; seamless, automated customer interactions and scenario configurations based on merchant-client dynamics; and the automatic generation of unique, creative brand content based on merchants’ brand philosophies, enhancing their exposure and sales conversions. All these AI products and tools can empower Chuangxinzhong’s marketing business, further enhancing its marketing efficiency. It is worth noting that another Yeahka subsidiary, Fushi Technology, is set to launch AI Agent industry applications in Southeast Asia in the near future, with its first Singaporean brand client scheduled for deployment in the first half of 2025. With Yeahka’s AI capabilities, Chuangxinzhong is expected to continue advancing in artificial intelligence, driving further performance growth. Hashtag: #Chuangxinzhong #AI https://www.yeahka.com/marketing The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

BEIJING, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 January 2025 – With the widespread application of AI technology in the advertising field, the increase in advertising monetization rates is finally reflected in the company’s revenue growth. It is reported that Chuangxinzhong, a precision marketing company, used AI to generate text-to-image content for a single client, with more than 20% of the total and over 10% of the consumption share in 2024. In terms of AI-generated digital human videos, the consumption share for a single client reached nearly one-third. The extensive application of AI technology has driven rapid growth in Chuangxinzhong’s overall business, with industry-leading performance in the fintech segment. It now covers over 90% of the top clients in the industry, including Ant Insurance, WeBank, Ningbo Bank, ZhongAn Insurance, and others, achieving a renewal rate of over 90%. According to public information, Chuangxinzhong is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Yeahka, and its core team members are seasoned industry professionals. The founder, Qin Lingjin, has held positions such as Technical Director, Vice President, and COO at Emar Online and has many years of technical and management experience at NetEase (NASDAQ: NTES; HKEX: 9999) with nearly 20 years of experience in the marketing industry. Yeahka’s investment in Chuangxinzhong is not only because of Chuangxinzhong’s strong competitive advantages, but also because of the synergies that can be formed between Yeahka and Chuangxinzhong in the marketing business. Yeahka operates an advertising precision marketing platform, “Juliang”, which uses big data analysis to precisely match offline traffic consumption behaviors and helps advertisers with their ad placements. As a leading content performance marketing service provider in China, Chuangxinzhong has top-tier online media resources, including Tencent and Douyin. The integration of both companies’ services can result in a “1+1>2” effect, achieving complementary “online + offline” precise matching of traffic and advertisers across all scenarios. In addition, in recent years, Yeahka has been increasingly focusing on artificial intelligence technology. As early as 2017, Yeahka established an AI Lab, focusing on studying and developing large models, algorithm creation, content generation, and other AI-related initiatives for various business applications. These efforts have made significant technological preparations and explorations, while mature AI technologies have been applied to Yeahka’s business scenarios, improving business efficiency and reducing operational costs. To date, Yeahka has launched a series of AI-driven products, including marketing content and pitch generation through large model training to improve conversion efficiency; AI-driven business analysis tools to interpret marketing activity data; seamless, automated customer interactions and scenario configurations based on merchant-client dynamics; and the automatic generation of unique, creative brand content based on merchants’ brand philosophies, enhancing their exposure and sales conversions. All these AI products and tools can empower Chuangxinzhong’s marketing business, further enhancing its marketing efficiency. It is worth noting that another Yeahka subsidiary, Fushi Technology, is set to launch AI Agent industry applications in Southeast Asia in the near future, with its first Singaporean brand client scheduled for deployment in the first half of 2025. With Yeahka’s AI capabilities, Chuangxinzhong is expected to continue advancing in artificial intelligence, driving further performance growth. Hashtag: #Chuangxinzhong #AI https://www.yeahka.com/marketing The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

BEIJING, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 January 2025 – With the widespread application of AI technology in the advertising field, the increase in advertising monetization rates is finally reflected in the company’s revenue growth. It is reported that Chuangxinzhong, a precision marketing company, used AI to generate text-to-image content for a single client, with more than 20% of the total and over 10% of the consumption share in 2024. In terms of AI-generated digital human videos, the consumption share for a single client reached nearly one-third. The extensive application of AI technology has driven rapid growth in Chuangxinzhong’s overall business, with industry-leading performance in the fintech segment. It now covers over 90% of the top clients in the industry, including Ant Insurance, WeBank, Ningbo Bank, ZhongAn Insurance, and others, achieving a renewal rate of over 90%. According to public information, Chuangxinzhong is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Yeahka, and its core team members are seasoned industry professionals. The founder, Qin Lingjin, has held positions such as Technical Director, Vice President, and COO at Emar Online and has many years of technical and management experience at NetEase (NASDAQ: NTES; HKEX: 9999) with nearly 20 years of experience in the marketing industry. Yeahka’s investment in Chuangxinzhong is not only because of Chuangxinzhong’s strong competitive advantages, but also because of the synergies that can be formed between Yeahka and Chuangxinzhong in the marketing business. Yeahka operates an advertising precision marketing platform, “Juliang”, which uses big data analysis to precisely match offline traffic consumption behaviors and helps advertisers with their ad placements. As a leading content performance marketing service provider in China, Chuangxinzhong has top-tier online media resources, including Tencent and Douyin. The integration of both companies’ services can result in a “1+1>2” effect, achieving complementary “online + offline” precise matching of traffic and advertisers across all scenarios. In addition, in recent years, Yeahka has been increasingly focusing on artificial intelligence technology. As early as 2017, Yeahka established an AI Lab, focusing on studying and developing large models, algorithm creation, content generation, and other AI-related initiatives for various business applications. These efforts have made significant technological preparations and explorations, while mature AI technologies have been applied to Yeahka’s business scenarios, improving business efficiency and reducing operational costs. To date, Yeahka has launched a series of AI-driven products, including marketing content and pitch generation through large model training to improve conversion efficiency; AI-driven business analysis tools to interpret marketing activity data; seamless, automated customer interactions and scenario configurations based on merchant-client dynamics; and the automatic generation of unique, creative brand content based on merchants’ brand philosophies, enhancing their exposure and sales conversions. All these AI products and tools can empower Chuangxinzhong’s marketing business, further enhancing its marketing efficiency. It is worth noting that another Yeahka subsidiary, Fushi Technology, is set to launch AI Agent industry applications in Southeast Asia in the near future, with its first Singaporean brand client scheduled for deployment in the first half of 2025. With Yeahka’s AI capabilities, Chuangxinzhong is expected to continue advancing in artificial intelligence, driving further performance growth. Hashtag: #Chuangxinzhong #AI https://www.yeahka.com/marketing The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

Everest International Reinsurance Limited (Singapore Branch) appoints RedRay to quote and bind policies for healthcare sector SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 January 2025 – RedRay MGA Pte. Ltd. (RedRay), a Managing General Agent (MGA), announced today its appointment as the exclusive underwriting agent for Everest International Reinsurance Limited, Singapore Branch (EIS) for Medical Malpractice Liability Insurance and associated coverages in Asia. EIS has obtained the relevant regulatory approval to appoint RedRay as its underwriting agent to quote and bind policies specific to clients in the healthcare sector. RedRay is now EIS’ first exclusive healthcare MGA in Asia. RedRay’s healthcare MGA caters to a broad spectrum of clients – from medical and allied health practitioner organisations to complex institutions such as Acute Hospitals, Teaching Hospitals, Clinics & Surgeries, Aged Care, Assisted Living and other specialty facilities. Healthcare clients can also avail themselves to customised packaged commercial insurance coverage across several lines to help save on their overall insurance expenditure. On RedRay’s appointment, Mr. Tomi Latva-Kiskola, Everest’s Regional Head of Insurance Asia said, “Our partnership with RedRay stems from our strategic alignment to target and grow in the fast-expanding healthcare sector. RedRay’s deep understanding of the unique exposures and expertise in this sector make it an ideal partner to expand our capabilities in Asia.” The region is primed for rapid healthcare change driven by shifting demographics, rising consumer expectations, technological innovations and limited legacy health infrastructure. The increasing demand for health services for an ageing population, the manpower training to achieve adequate doctor-patient ratios, infrastructure upgrades and digital health disruptions, are driving many governments in Asia to increase their investment in healthcare. Mr. Christopher Rummery, RedRay MGA’s CEO said, “We are delighted and humbled by our appointment to be EIS’ exclusive healthcare MGA. Building capacity with partners in rapidly growing sectors of the marketplace lies at the heart of our business. We complement insurance companies like EIS, which have growth ambitions in specialty lines of business, as they can quickly and efficiently tap into our entrepreneurial mindset, robust products and geographical expertise.” Mr. Kamal Hamzah, Head of Healthcare and Liability at RedRay MGA added, “Our partnership with EIS is well-timed as the healthcare industry continues to evolve and impact the indemnity needs of practitioners and institutions alike. Having medical malpractice specialists in the Asia Pacific region with close to 20 years’ experience, coupled with our agility and innovation allow us to deliver market-leading solutions for all our healthcare clients. I’m excited for the future of the region’s healthcare and look forward to growing further with our existing network of loyal partners and forging new ones.” Hashtag: #redray #everestreinsurance #medicalmalpractice #medmal #asiapacific #asia #healthcare #liabilityinsurance #professionalindemnity https://redray.asiahttps://www.linkedin.com/company/redray-asia The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. About RedRay At RedRay, we empower the most entrepreneurial insurance professionals in the Asia Pacific region to design, develop and deliver on profit-driven portfolios of insurance and reinsurance businesses. As a highly scalable ‘plug and play’ insurance distribution platform, we are designed for local and overseas insurers and reinsurers wanting access to the Asia Pacific business. RedRay’s value lies in its products, geographical reach and expertise. Our robust regional products, at targeted terms, supported by empowered and experienced people, working in partnership with insurers and reinsurers allow us to focus on the best opportunities in the region. We aim to foster trust to grow and enjoy successful long-term partnerships. More information can be found at www.redray.asia About Everest Group Everest Group, Ltd. (Everest) is a global underwriting leader providing best-in-class property, casualty, and specialty reinsurance and insurance solutions that address customers’ most pressing challenges. Known for a 50-year track record of disciplined underwriting, capital and risk management, Everest, through its global operating affiliates, is committed to underwriting opportunity for colleagues, customers, shareholders, and communities worldwide. Everest common stock (NYSE: EG) is a component of the S&P 500 index. Additional information about Everest can be found at www.everestglobal.com.

Everest International Reinsurance Limited (Singapore Branch) appoints RedRay to quote and bind policies for healthcare sector SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 January 2025 – RedRay MGA Pte. Ltd. (RedRay), a Managing General Agent (MGA), announced today its appointment as the exclusive underwriting agent for Everest International Reinsurance Limited, Singapore Branch (EIS) for Medical Malpractice Liability Insurance and associated coverages in Asia. EIS has obtained the relevant regulatory approval to appoint RedRay as its underwriting agent to quote and bind policies specific to clients in the healthcare sector. RedRay is now EIS’ first exclusive healthcare MGA in Asia. RedRay’s healthcare MGA caters to a broad spectrum of clients – from medical and allied health practitioner organisations to complex institutions such as Acute Hospitals, Teaching Hospitals, Clinics & Surgeries, Aged Care, Assisted Living and other specialty facilities. Healthcare clients can also avail themselves to customised packaged commercial insurance coverage across several lines to help save on their overall insurance expenditure. On RedRay’s appointment, Mr. Tomi Latva-Kiskola, Everest’s Regional Head of Insurance Asia said, “Our partnership with RedRay stems from our strategic alignment to target and grow in the fast-expanding healthcare sector. RedRay’s deep understanding of the unique exposures and expertise in this sector make it an ideal partner to expand our capabilities in Asia.” The region is primed for rapid healthcare change driven by shifting demographics, rising consumer expectations, technological innovations and limited legacy health infrastructure. The increasing demand for health services for an ageing population, the manpower training to achieve adequate doctor-patient ratios, infrastructure upgrades and digital health disruptions, are driving many governments in Asia to increase their investment in healthcare. Mr. Christopher Rummery, RedRay MGA’s CEO said, “We are delighted and humbled by our appointment to be EIS’ exclusive healthcare MGA. Building capacity with partners in rapidly growing sectors of the marketplace lies at the heart of our business. We complement insurance companies like EIS, which have growth ambitions in specialty lines of business, as they can quickly and efficiently tap into our entrepreneurial mindset, robust products and geographical expertise.” Mr. Kamal Hamzah, Head of Healthcare and Liability at RedRay MGA added, “Our partnership with EIS is well-timed as the healthcare industry continues to evolve and impact the indemnity needs of practitioners and institutions alike. Having medical malpractice specialists in the Asia Pacific region with close to 20 years’ experience, coupled with our agility and innovation allow us to deliver market-leading solutions for all our healthcare clients. I’m excited for the future of the region’s healthcare and look forward to growing further with our existing network of loyal partners and forging new ones.” Hashtag: #redray #everestreinsurance #medicalmalpractice #medmal #asiapacific #asia #healthcare #liabilityinsurance #professionalindemnity https://redray.asiahttps://www.linkedin.com/company/redray-asia The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. About RedRay At RedRay, we empower the most entrepreneurial insurance professionals in the Asia Pacific region to design, develop and deliver on profit-driven portfolios of insurance and reinsurance businesses. As a highly scalable ‘plug and play’ insurance distribution platform, we are designed for local and overseas insurers and reinsurers wanting access to the Asia Pacific business. RedRay’s value lies in its products, geographical reach and expertise. Our robust regional products, at targeted terms, supported by empowered and experienced people, working in partnership with insurers and reinsurers allow us to focus on the best opportunities in the region. We aim to foster trust to grow and enjoy successful long-term partnerships. More information can be found at www.redray.asia About Everest Group Everest Group, Ltd. (Everest) is a global underwriting leader providing best-in-class property, casualty, and specialty reinsurance and insurance solutions that address customers’ most pressing challenges. Known for a 50-year track record of disciplined underwriting, capital and risk management, Everest, through its global operating affiliates, is committed to underwriting opportunity for colleagues, customers, shareholders, and communities worldwide. Everest common stock (NYSE: EG) is a component of the S&P 500 index. Additional information about Everest can be found at www.everestglobal.com.