On June 30, JL MAG Rare-Earth's stock price rose. As of the close on June 30, JL MAG gained 4.83%, closing at 30.85 yuan per share. On the news front: An announcement released by JL MAG Rare-Earth earlier showed that, in order to implement the company's development strategy and enhance its comprehensive competitiveness, it plans to acquire a 9.24% equity stake in Baotou Rare Earth Products Exchange Co., Ltd. held by China Northern Rare Earth (Group) High-Tech Co., Ltd. through a public listing and transfer on the Inner Mongolia Property Rights Exchange Center. According to the appraisal report issued by North Asia Asset Appraisal Co., Ltd., as of the appraisal base date of December 31, 2025, the total equity value of the Exchange appraised using the market approach was 239 million yuan, representing an increase of 27.8551 million yuan over the net asset book value of 211.1449 million yuan on the base date, reflecting a value-added rate of 13.19%. The expected transaction price for the target equity is 22.0836 million yuan. In accordance with relevant provisions such as the Rules Governing the Listing of Stocks on the ChiNext Board of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange and the Articles of Association, this external investment falls within the approval authority of the company's CEO. This investment does not constitute a related-party transaction, nor does it constitute a major asset restructuring as defined by the Administrative Measures for the Material Asset Restructurings of Listed Companies. Discussing the purpose of the investment and its impact on the company, the JL MAG announcement stated: Rare earths are the core raw material for producing NdFeB permanent magnet materials. The Exchange serves as a specialized trading platform for rare earth (metal) resources. If this equity acquisition is successfully completed, it will further enhance the company's ability to secure rare earth raw material supply, strengthen its overall competitiveness, and consolidate its market position in the rare earth permanent magnet industry. In line with the principles of cooperative, co-construction, and mutual benefit, the company will fully leverage and utilize its own advantages to support the Exchange's efforts to build a national-level rare earth (metal) resource trading platform. Funds for this acquisition of the Exchange's equity will come from the company's own funds and will not have a material adverse impact on the company's financial condition and operating results. It is conducive to achieving the company's strategic objectives and does not compromise the interests of the company and its shareholders. In its announcement, JL MAG Rare-Earth also highlighted existing risks: 1. The company's planned acquisition of a partial stake in the Exchange constitutes a transfer of state-owned assets, requiring strict compliance with statutory procedures such as state-owned asset transaction approvals and public listings. There is uncertainty as to whether this equity transfer will be implemented smoothly. 2. As a domestic spot exchange specializing in various rare earth products, the Exchange provides services to upstream and downstream enterprises in the rare earth industry chain, and its operations will be subject to various factors including macroeconomic conditions, industry cycles, and the market environment. Regarding the main risks of the investment, the company will promptly follow up on and cooperate with the approval process for this state-owned asset transfer, while leveraging its own industrial strengths to strengthen collaborative development with the Rare Earth Exchange and manage post-investment and risk control effectively to mitigate investment risks. The company will fulfill its information disclosure obligations in strict compliance with relevant regulations based on subsequent progress of this equity transfer. Investors are advised to exercise caution regarding investment risks. In terms of performance, JL MAG Rare-Earth’s previously disclosed Q1 2026 report showed that during the quarter, the company achieved total revenue of RMB 2.036 billion, up 16.05% YoY, with a net profit attributable to the parent company of RMB 193 million, up 20.09% YoY. JL MAG Rare-Earth’s Q1 2026 report revealed: In Q1 2026, facing a complex landscape where total NEV sales declined YoY while the price of the key raw material Pr-Nd experienced short-term wild swings, the company’s management upheld the annual operating policy of "adhering to legal and regulatory compliance, maintaining a client-centric approach, focusing on the core magnetic materials business, constructing 20,000 mt of new capacity on schedule, actively deploying embodied robot motor rotors, and scaling new heights." By driving technological innovation, organizational optimization, digital transformation, and lean management initiatives, the company mobilized employee initiative to ensure contract fulfillment and on-time delivery to clients while achieving steady business performance growth. In Q1 2026, the company recorded revenue of RMB 2.036 billion, up 16.05% YoY; net profit attributable to shareholders of the publicly listed firm of RMB 193 million, up 20.09% YoY; and non-recurring gain/loss-adjusted net profit attributable to shareholders of the publicly listed firm of RMB 176 million, up 65.95% YoY. The income statement included equity incentive-related share-based payment expenses of RMB 49.9682 million. Net profit excluding the share-based payment impact was RMB 235 million, up 44.57% YoY, and non-recurring gain/loss-adjusted net profit excluding the share-based payment impact was RMB 219 million, up 106.82% YoY. Robots liberate human productivity and represent a critical direction in the next wave of technological transformation, with broad industry growth prospects. In Q1 2026, the company’s robotics and industrial servo motor segment generated revenue of RMB 118 million, up 81.84% YoY, serving clients that include multiple global industrial robot and servo motor producers. The company is actively collaborating with a world-renowned tech firm on the R&D of embodied robot motor rotors and has delivered small-batch products. Additionally, through direct investments and participation in industry funds, the company is making strategic moves in key nodes of the industry chain to accelerate industrial synergy and commercialization. After the introduction of export control measures on medium-heavy rare earth-related items, the company carried out export declaration work in accordance with relevant national regulations, has successively obtained export licenses issued by the national competent authority, and became one of the first enterprises granted a general license by the state. The company's export business was basically stable. During the reporting period, export sales revenue reached 381 million yuan, accounting for 18.7% of operating revenue, up 22.16% YoY. The company has established long-term strategic partnerships with major rare earth raw material suppliers, including China Northern Rare Earth Group and China Rare Earth Group, and fully leverages the advantage of its controlled subsidiary Yinhai New Materials' upstream rare earth recycling business to build a diversified rare earth resource supply system. In Q1 2026, the company achieved a consolidated gross margin of 21.83%, an increase of 6.13 percentage points YoY; net cash flow from operating activities was 358 million yuan, a significant improvement from -350 million yuan in the same period last year, with overall operating cash flow remaining healthy; as of the end of the reporting period, the company held cash and cash equivalents of 3.298 billion yuan, certificates of deposit maturing within one year of 860 million yuan, and certificates of deposit maturing beyond one year of 571 million yuan, reflecting a strong cash reserve. In addition, JL MAG Rare-Earth's 2025 annual report shows: In 2025, the company achieved total operating revenue of 7.718 billion yuan and core business revenue of 7.028 billion yuan, up 14.11% and 19.00% YoY, respectively, both hitting record highs. Of this, domestic sales revenue was 6.447 billion yuan, up 16.36% YoY; overseas sales revenue was 1.27 billion yuan, up 3.92% YoY, of which export sales to the US were 501 million yuan, up 39.80% YoY. Net profit attributable to shareholders of the publicly listed firm was 706 million yuan, up 142.44% YoY; net profit attributable to shareholders of the publicly listed firm after deducting non-recurring gains and losses was 620 million yuan, up 264.00% YoY. The consolidated gross margin reached 21.18%, up 10.05 percentage points from 11.13% in the previous year. The income statement included share-based payment expenses from equity incentives and financial expenses for convertible bonds recognized using the effective interest method, totaling approximately 107 million yuan, of which only 5.11 million yuan will require actual cash outflow in the future. Overall operating cash flow remained healthy. Regarding the company's main businesses and product applications, JL MAG Rare-Earth's 2025 annual report describes: The company is a high-tech enterprise integrating R&D, production, and sales of high-performance NdFeB permanent magnet materials, magnetic assemblies, motor rotors for embodied robots, and comprehensive rare earth recycling. It is a leading supplier of rare earth permanent magnet materials in the new energy and energy-saving and environmental protection sectors. The company's products are widely used in NEVs and automotive parts, energy-saving inverter air conditioners, wind power generation, robots and industrial servo motors, 3C, low-altitude aircraft, energy-saving elevators, rail transit, and other fields, and it has established long-term, stable cooperative relationships with industry leaders both in and outside China in each field. The company has actively deployed in the robotics field: on the one hand, it cooperates with internationally renowned technology companies to conduct R&D on motor rotors for embodied robots and capacity building, with small-batch product deliveries already achieved; on the other hand, through direct investments or participation in industry funds, it strategically deploys in key links of the relevant industry chain, accelerating industry synergy and commercialization. JL MAG Rare-Earth, in its annual report, discussed its industry situation during the reporting period and touched on rare earth price trends: In 2025, Pr-Nd alloy prices fluctuated upward overall. According to data from the China Rare Earth Industry Association, the average price of Pr-Nd alloy in 2025 was 601,300 yuan/mt, a YoY increase of 23.8%. Rare earth prices are generally determined by the interplay of multiple factors, including supply, demand, policies, inventory, and market expectations. Meanwhile, compared to short-term fluctuations in rare earth prices, the industry places greater emphasis on medium- and long-term changes, as relatively stable rare earth prices are conducive to the industry's high-quality development. Regarding its outlook for future development, JL MAG Rare-Earth stated: (1) Corporate Development Strategy The company will continue to uphold its vision of "becoming a global leader in the rare earth permanent magnet industry" and its development strategy of "providing clients with full-category magnetic material solutions," centered on rare earth permanent magnets, focusing on application scenarios related to new energy and energy conservation and emission reduction, to continuously enhance product performance and cost efficiency. At the same time, the company adheres to group-oriented operations and collaborative industry chain deployment, guided by client needs and the principle of long-termism, steadily advancing capacity construction and technological upgrades. 1. Commitment to Stable Operations: The company steadfastly upholds intrinsic safety bottom lines, strictly implements national regulations in areas such as export permits, production safety, and environmental protection, solidly pursues compliant operations and comprehensive risk control, and always maintains a prudent financial strategy. It remains focused on its core business, making technological innovation and process improvement long-term core investment priorities, continuously strengthening the automation, digitalization, and intelligent construction of production operations, and gradually building sustainable capabilities for product iteration and lean cost optimization. 2. Collaborative Industry Chain Deployment: The company follows an industry chain layout approach of "upstream recycling collaboration, midstream product diversification, and downstream component extension," comprehensively enhancing collaborative operational efficiency in the industry chain and strengthening its resistance to market fluctuations. Upstream, the company will build a recycling system and deepen resource synergy cooperation, promote the diversification of raw material supply sources, and continuously optimize procurement and inventory management efficiency. Midstream, leveraging existing areas of strength, it will closely target the differentiated needs for magnetic materials across various application scenarios, continuously improve its product portfolio and optimize product structure, steadily transforming from a “single-product supplier” to a “comprehensive solution provider.” Downstream, deeply aligning with core client needs, the company will steadily advance R&D and production capacity building for magnetic assemblies, motor rotors, and other products, continuously enhancing assembly precision and full-process quality control, effectively increasing client stickiness and product added value. 3. Synergistic Strategic Investments In terms of strategic investments, the company will carry out prudent equity investments or partnerships around client needs and key links in the industry chain, adhering to the principle of mutual empowerment between investments and the company’s principal operations. Leveraging industrial funds established in collaboration with professional investment institutions, it will focus on strategic tracks such as high-end manufacturing, embodied AI, and new energy, deepen project layout and value cultivation, and promote industry resource synergy and long-term value enhancement. (II) 2026 Annual Operating Plan The company’s operating policy for 2026: “Adhere to legal and compliant operations, uphold client orientation, focus on the magnetic materials main business, build the 20,000 mt new capacity on schedule, actively position in motor rotors for embodied robots, and reach new heights.” In line with this policy and on the premise of legal and compliant operations, the company will prioritize the following work: 1. Orderly Release of Capacity under Construction In 2026, some of the company’s projects under construction will gradually release capacity. The specific release progress will comprehensively consider factors such as equipment commissioning and market demand, advancing the commissioning and ramp-up of new capacity in an orderly manner. 2. Continuous Enhancement of R&D Capabilities. 3. Continuous Optimization of Product Structure The company will continue to enrich its product matrix for different application scenarios based on client needs, enhancing product structure resilience and client stickiness. At the same time, it will steadily advance the layout of projects such as magnetic assemblies and motor rotors for embodied robots, equip dedicated production lines and specialized teams, and upgrade small-batch production lines to large-scale, standardized manufacturing and quality systems. 4. Continuous Improvement of Operational Capabilities. 5. Strengthening Capital Expenditure Efficiency. 6. Improving Incentive Mechanisms and Shareholder Returns. 7. Advancing the ESG System. Regarding risks the company may face, JL MAG Rare-Earth noted when describing the risk of rare earth raw material price fluctuations: Rare earth metals are the main raw materials for producing NdFeB magnets. China is an important global supplier of rare earth raw materials. Wild swings in rare earth raw material prices will, in the short term, adversely affect the company’s production and sales. Countermeasures: The company has built production plants in Ganzhou, Jiangxi, a major heavy rare earth production area, and Baotou, Inner Mongolia, a major light rare earth production area. It has established long-term cooperative relationships with major rare earth raw material suppliers, including China Northern Rare Earth Group and China Rare Earth Group. At the same time, through measures such as purchasing rare earth raw materials in advance based on orders on hand, setting up price adjustment mechanisms with major clients, optimizing formulations, and improving processes, the company strives to mitigate the adverse impact of rare earth raw material price fluctuations on its business performance. Looking back at the price performance of Pr-Nd alloy in 2025, : The average price of Pr-Nd alloy on December 31, 2025, was 735,000 yuan/mt, compared with the average price of 489,000 yuan/mt on December 31, 2024, representing a 2025 increase of 50.31%. The annual daily average price of Pr-Nd alloy in 2025 was 602,181.07 yuan/mt, compared with the annual daily average of 484,704.55 yuan/mt in 2024, increasing by 117,476.52 yuan/mt, a YoY increase of 24.24%. According to SMM's quotation display: on June 30, the Pr-Nd alloy price was 900,000~910,000 yuan/mt, with an average price of 905,000 yuan/mt, down 0.56% from the previous trading day. Focusing on the Pr-Nd market, on June 30, the increase in Pr-Nd oxide futures prices drove a synchronized rise in suppliers’ spot offer prices, making low-priced oxide hard to find in the market. However, metal enterprises showed a cautious purchasing attitude due to unsatisfactory metal inquiries, resulting in generally moderate overall trading activity. In the metal market, inquiry activity picked up somewhat in the afternoon of the 30th, mainly driven by tender purchases from large magnetic material enterprises. However, most magnetic material enterprises remained on the sidelines, and overall transaction performance was poor. In the short term, given the lack of significant improvement in downstream demand, Pr-Nd product prices are expected to move sideways. Recommended reading:

On 25,June,Premier African Minerals Limited ("Premier" or the "Company") has provided an update on the optimisation progress of the upgraded flotation plant at the Zulu Lithium and Tantalum Project ("Zulu"), as well as on ongoing discussions regarding the extension of the Long Stop Date under the Company's prepayment and offtake arrangements. Managing Director Graham Hill commented that the initial results from the upgraded flotation circuit are very encouraging and represent the most positive operating performance seen from the plant to date. Although commissioning was cut short due to the exhaustion of available ore feed, the circuit demonstrated a significant improvement in concentrate quality and overall operating stability compared with the previous configuration. The immediate priority is to ensure sufficient ore is available on the ROM pad to support continuous operation, as flotation optimisation requires sustained operation over an extended period. Establishing an adequate stockpile before recommencing commissioning activities is considered the most efficient approach. The objective is to operate the plant continuously for approximately 30 days, which should provide the data and operating experience required to fully optimise the circuit and assess its long‑term performance. In parallel, the Company is engaging constructively with Canmax regarding a further extension of the Long Stop Date. Discussions are positive and Canmax is currently reviewing the latest operational data generated during commissioning. Operational Performance Initial commissioning of the upgraded flotation circuit has demonstrated encouraging performance improvements. Based on internal laboratory analyses conducted during commissioning, the upgraded circuit achieved rapid froth formation following start‑up and produced concentrate grades materially exceeding those previously achieved. Internal assay results recorded sample concentrate grades exceeding 5.0% Li₂O, with peak sample grades of up to 5.58% Li₂O. These results are preliminary in nature and should not be regarded as independently verified. The commissioning programme was curtailed by the exhaustion of available ore feed, preventing the plant from undergoing the extended period of continuous operation typically required to fully optimise and stabilise the flotation circuit. The limited ore availability reflects the Company's current financial position and the associated constraints on mining activities at Zulu, with operations continuing on a reduced scale due to insufficient resources to mobilise a large‑scale mining contractor. Nevertheless, the Board believes that the encouraging commissioning results achieved to date provide a strong platform for the next phase of optimisation work and anticipates that, subject to continued operational progress and stakeholder engagement, the Company will be better positioned to secure the resources necessary to support the mobilisation of a larger‑scale mining contractor capable of providing sufficient ore for sustained plant operations. The improved performance and throughput achieved during commissioning resulted in substantially all of the approximately 6,000 tonnes of ore made available for commissioning and optimisation activities being processed. As a result, additional ore will need to be mined and stockpiled before extended optimisation activities can recommence. Further optimisation, continuous operation and independent verification, where appropriate, will be required before the Company can fully assess the performance and operational capability of the upgraded flotation circuit. Regarding the handling of concentrate produced during commissioning and test work, the Company is currently evaluating options. Subject to obtaining any necessary approvals, including the consent of Canmax where required, and compliance with all applicable regulatory and contractual obligations, the Company may seek to market and sell certain quantities of concentrate produced during the commissioning process in country. No assurance can be given that any such sales will occur or as to the timing or terms of any such transactions. ROM Stockpile and Ongoing Optimisation Programme The improved performance of the upgraded flotation circuit resulted in the processing of substantially all of the approximately 6,000 tonnes of ore that had been made available for commissioning and optimisation activities. As flotation optimisation requires sustained and continuous operation over an extended period, the Company's immediate focus is on rebuilding ore inventories on the ROM pad to support a planned continuous operating campaign of approximately 30 days. Given the current reduced scale of mining activities, the Board believes that establishing an adequate ore stockpile prior to recommencing optimisation represents the most efficient use of available resources and will maximise the value of future optimisation activities. The Company is therefore prioritising the accumulation of sufficient ore feed to support an uninterrupted optimisation programme and enable a comprehensive assessment of plant performance under sustained operating conditions. Based on current mining and stockpiling activities, the Company expects to have sufficient ore available on the ROM pad to recommence plant operations during July 2026. This timetable remains subject to mining performance and other operational factors. Long Stop Date Discussions The Company has approached Canmax Technologies Co., Ltd. ("Canmax") regarding a further extension of the Long Stop Date (see announcement on 5 January 2026 for further information) under the existing prepayment and offtake arrangements. Discussions with Canmax are constructive and positive. As part of its review process, Canmax is currently assessing the latest operational and commissioning data generated by the upgraded flotation circuit, together with the broader technical progress achieved at Zulu. While discussions remain ongoing and no definitive agreement has yet been reached, the Board is encouraged by the engagement to date and believes that both parties remain committed to finding a mutually acceptable path forward. Under the existing prepayment and offtake arrangements, the Long Stop Date is the date by which Premier will have delivered either sufficient spodumene SC6, or provided cash settlement, to Canmax to settle the advance purchase amount provided by Canmax to Premier in full. As previously announced on 5 January 2026, Premier and Canmax agreed, subject to certain conditions, to extend the Long Stop Date to the earlier of 30 June 2026 or the date on which a reputable buyer acceptable to Canmax executed a binding agreement to settle and/or manage Canmax's Prepayment Amount plus interest on terms to be agreed by Canmax. Publication of Audited Accounts The Company's report and accounts for the year ended 31 December 2025 ("Accounts") are due for publication on or before 30 June 2026 ("Publication Date"). The Accounts are at an advanced stage of preparation and remain subject to final review and auditor signoff, including consideration of ongoing discussions regarding the proposed extension of the Long Stop Date. The Company continues to work towards publication by the Publication Date. Further updates will be provided as and when appropriate. Source: polaris.brighterir.com/public/premier_african_minerals/news/rns/story/rd623px

Recently, ARECOMS of the Democratic Republic of the Congo issued provisions governing unused export quotas for the first half of 2026. According to Press Release No. 2026/003 released by the Autorité de Régulation et de Contrôle des Marchés des Substances Minérales Stratégiques (ARECOMS), all unused quotas will be forfeited and reallocated to the strategic quota pool. The full text of the release is as follows:

[SMM Analysis: Intensive Filing and Landing of Integrated Anode Projects]In June 2026, multiple enterprises landed large-scale new integrated anode projects in Inner Mongolia, Guizhou, Sichuan and other places, leveraging self-supplied energy sources to support integrated graphitisation capacity and further consolidating their cost competitive advantages.

South Korea's NEV market is recovering from the slump at year-end 2025, but the current rebound is still dominated by HEVs, rather than being driven solely by BEVs. Although BEV share has rebounded, the sustainability of the recovery remains to be confirmed. For South Korean battery enterprises, it has become difficult to gauge demand recovery simply by relying on domestic EV sales and export data. In contrast, driven by South Korea’s policy demand and utility-scale energy storage projects in North America, ESS is becoming a clearer growth channel.

Korea’s NEV market is recovering from late-2025 weakness, but the rebound remains HEV-led rather than BEV-driven. BEV share has improved, yet the recovery still lacks consistency. For Korean battery makers, domestic EV sales and export data alone are no longer sufficient indicators of demand recovery. ESS, supported by domestic policy demand and North American utility-scale projects, is emerging as a clearer growth channel.

The ban took effect on June 27, with an exception for exports to Russia, dealing another heavy blow to global sulfur supply: According to Order No. 1363 signed by Kazakhstan's Ministry of Energy on June 26, Kazakhstan fully suspended sulfur exports starting June 27, 2026, and the ban will remain in effect "until further notice." Notably, sulfur shipments destined for railway stations within the Russian Federation are exempted. The ban covers all categories, with logistics operators responsible for enforcement: This ban includes all mainstream industrial sulfur categories such as liquid sulfur, granular sulfur, and lump sulfur. The responsibility for supervision and enforcement has been explicitly assigned to relevant railway structures and logistics operators, including Dar Rail LLC and TTT Service LLC. Russia and Kazakhstan Take Successive Actions, Global Supply Sees Precipitous Contraction: Just one day before Kazakhstan's ban—on June 25, the Russian government signed Decree No. 785, extending the ban on industrial sulfur exports, originally set to expire on June 30, to December 31, 2026. The Russian ban also covers liquid, granular, and lump sulfur, with officials stating the move aims to prioritize domestic fertilizer production and strengthen national food security.

On June 29, Xiamen Tungsten's share price declined. As of around 14:04 on the 29th, it had fallen 1.22% to 83.47 yuan per share. In terms of news, an announcement from Xiamen Tungsten on June 27 showed: To concentrate resources and focus on developing its three core businesses—tungsten & molybdenum, new energy materials, and rare earths— the company has decided to exit the real estate business. To gradually achieve this exit, Xiamen Tengwangge plans to publicly list for transfer, in the name of its partner Jianming, the unsold properties from Phases I through IV of the Straits International Community project and certain fixed assets within the Phase II commercial properties on the Fujian Provincial Property Rights Exchange, with a reserve price of 192 million yuan (RMB, the same hereinafter). The Straits International Community project (i.e., the commercial housing project on the north side of the Xiamen International Conference & Exhibition Center) was developed under Jianming's name, with related assets registered under Jianming. Through relevant cooperation agreements, Xiamen Tengwangge holds a 67.285% interest in the project, while Jianming holds a 32.715% interest. Commenting on the transaction’s impact, Xiamen Tungsten stated that this transaction is an optimization and adjustment of the company's resource allocation and asset structure based on its strategic development plans. It will help the company further focus on its core businesses and aligns with its long-term strategic planning. The transaction does not harm the interests of the company and its shareholders, particularly minority shareholders. As this is a listed transfer, whether the transaction will ultimately be completed and the final transaction price remain uncertain, and the impact on company performance is subject to change. It will be determined based on actual completion, and currently cannot be estimated. Performance: Xiamen Tungsten’s 2025 annual report shows that for 2025, the company achieved consolidated operating revenue of 46.265 billion yuan, up 30.79% YoY, and consolidated operating costs of 37.984 billion yuan, up 31.07% YoY. Net profit attributable to shareholders of the parent company reached 2.309 billion yuan, up 34.89% YoY, while net profit attributable to shareholders of the publicly listed firm after deducting non-recurring gains and losses was 2.19 billion yuan, up 44.16% YoY. The revenue and profit of its tungsten & molybdenum, energy new materials, and rare earth businesses all registered solid growth. Market shares for its major competitive products—such as tungsten powder, fine tungsten wire, cemented carbide rods, ammonium molybdate, and LCO—remained at the forefront, while profitability of key products, including cemented carbide, cutting tools, fine tungsten wire, magnetic materials, and LCO, further improved. Regarding its main business, Xiamen Tungsten stated that the company focuses on its three core industries: tungsten & molybdenum, rare earths, and energy new materials. Leveraging deep technological expertise and a strong management culture, the company continuously pursues technological and management innovations. It steadily advances its industrial layout in tungsten, molybdenum, rare earths, and lithium battery cathode materials, actively expanding its tungsten & molybdenum deep-processing, rare earth deep-processing, and energy new materials industries, and accelerating the transformation and upgrading of its industry chain. Regarding the business plan, Xiamen Tungsten stated in its annual report: Overall annual work approach: The company will fully implement the guiding principles of the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th CPC Central Committee, take the 15th Five-Year Plan as its guide, and embark on a transformation toward "Industrial Services" and "Digital Operations"; pursue internationalization, digitalization, and product-as-a-service while advancing both organic growth and external expansion; promote organizational change and talent development; strengthen industry chain synergy and global footprint; upgrade value across the entire chain covering R&D, production, sales, procurement, and investment; enhance functional management efficiency and risk control, consolidate the foundation for development, and ensure that transformation tasks are implemented effectively. Overall annual target: In 2026, the company plans to achieve YoY growth in operating revenue and total profit. To achieve the above business targets, the company will focus on the following key tasks: 1. Advance the comprehensive development of core businesses. In the tungsten sector, the emphasis is on strengthening resource security, driving the transformation of cemented carbide, cutting tools, and rock drilling tools toward high-end and service-oriented offerings, consolidating the advantages of PV tungsten wire and other products, and incubating new products. In the molybdenum sector, the focus is on raising smelting capacity and powder quality, maintaining the gross margin of wire-cut molybdenum wire, and expanding the market share of molybdenum end-cap assemblies and molybdenum discs. In the rare earth sector, the company will expand overseas raw material sources, scale up the fine chemicals, luminescent materials, alloys, and magnetic materials businesses, accelerate new base construction and overseas deployment, increase R&D investment in motor products, and expand into high-end market segments such as equipment manufacturing. In the energy new materials sector, the company will strengthen supply chain cooperation, expand production of core materials, promote the industrialisation of cutting-edge technologies, and accelerate overseas project construction. 2. Strengthen mine resource security. Stabilize domestic mine operations, with a focus on overcoming challenges such as declining grades and rising costs at operating mines; accelerate the development of new mines, promote the injection of the Dahutang tungsten mine, and advance infrastructure construction at the Bobai tungsten mine in Guangxi in an orderly manner. Promote overseas mine projects, conduct preliminary research on mine planning, develop a global map of non-ferrous metals relevant to Xiamen Tungsten's businesses, explore multiple modes of resource acquisition, and study the boundary conditions and rules for engaging in other strategic metals. 3. Strengthen and supplement chains through global layout. Prioritize deep processing capacity construction projects for tungsten-molybdenum, rare earth, and energy new materials, accelerate overseas industrial deployment, and enhance the coverage of the global manufacturing network. Advance M&A projects in and outside China, deploy functional components and devices related to strategic emerging industry chains, and leverage industrial funds to invest along the upstream and downstream of the company's current and future industries. Promote capital operations of subsidiaries and the disposal of non-performing assets and equity stakes to enhance asset operation efficiency. 4. Pilot the transformation to "Industrial Services" and "Digital Operations". 5. Solidify the Five Pillars for Value Chain Value Enhancement. 6. Deepen the Safe Production and Green Manufacturing System. 7. Annual Function Enhancement and Safeguard Measures. Xiamen Tungsten previously disclosed in its Q1 2026 report that in Q1, the company achieved total operating revenue of 15.743 billion yuan, up 86.99% YoY, and net profit attributable to shareholders of the parent company of 1.107 billion yuan, up 189.14% YoY. Regarding the main reasons for the performance change, Xiamen Tungsten explained in its Q1 report that during the reporting period, the company actively responded to rising prices of major raw materials such as tungsten and cobalt, achieving effective linked increases in selling prices of main products across all segments of the industry chain, while sales of key products including cemented carbides, cutting tools, battery materials, and magnetic materials grew steadily, leading to a significant improvement in overall profitability. Xiamen Tungsten introduced: During the reporting period, the company focused on its core manufacturing business and operated steadily. The main highlights were as follows: 1. Tungsten and Molybdenum Business. In Q1 2026, the tungsten and molybdenum business achieved operating revenue of 7.321 billion yuan, up 83.13% YoY, and total profit of 1.763 billion yuan, up 238.82% YoY. The company proactively responded to the sharp rise in tungsten raw material prices, dynamically adjusted its business strategy, and achieved effective linked increases in selling prices of main products throughout the industry chain, significantly enhancing profitability. Among major products, cemented carbide product sales increased 5% YoY, with sales revenue up 156% YoY; cutting tool product sales grew 69% YoY, with sales revenue up 78% YoY; and fine tungsten wire, due to product mix adjustments, saw a 19% YoY decline in sales volume but a 73% YoY increase in sales revenue. 2. Energy New Materials Business. In Q1 2026, the battery materials business achieved operating revenue of 6.585 billion yuan, up 117.82% YoY, and total profit of 260 million yuan, up 94.24% YoY. The company continuously improved product quality and market development, achieving substantial growth in sales of main products and a significant boost in profitability. In Q1, sales of the company’s power battery cathode materials (including ternary cathode materials, LFP, and others) reached 15,700 mt, up 26% YoY, with sales revenue up 82% YoY; LCO sales volume was 14,700 mt, up 20% YoY, with sales revenue up 154% YoY. 3. Rare Earth Business. In Q1 2026, the rare earth business achieved operating revenue of 1.826 billion yuan, up 31.68% YoY, and total profit of 70 million yuan, up 65.72% YoY. The company optimized its product mix, achieving volume and profit growth for high-value-added products, effectively enhancing profitability. Sales of the main deep-processing product, magnetic materials, rose by 24% YoY, with sales revenue up 50% YoY. 4. Real estate business. In Q1 2026, the real estate business reported revenue of 10 million yuan, down 8.08% YoY, while total profit was -19 million yuan, narrowing losses slightly YoY. Tungsten: Looking back at the 2025 tungsten price trend, taking SMM wolframite concentrates (≥65%) as an example: The average price of wolframite concentrates (≥65%) on December 31, 2025, was 453,500 yuan/standard tonne, up 217.69% compared with 142,750 yuan/standard tonne on December 31, 2024. Reviewing Q1 this year, the average price of wolframite concentrates (≥65%) on March 31 was 992,500 yuan/standard tonne, surging by 539,000 yuan/standard tonne from the 453,500 yuan/standard tonne on December 31, 2025, representing a gain of 118.85%. After the earlier sustained rebound, wolframite concentrates returned to 500,000 yuan/standard tonne and then moved sideways. On June 29, the average price of wolframite concentrates was 507,000 yuan/standard tonne, down 0.98% from the previous trading day. Fundamentals side: Supply-demand wise, upstream mines still hold prices firm, and high-grade tungsten ore supply remains tight. Downstream, affected by the traditional off-season, cemented carbide and mechanical processing enterprises maintain hand-to-mouth restocking, leaving overall market transactions subdued. In the short term, supply and demand remain in a tug-of-war. Outside China, with increasingly stringent export controls and tight primary tungsten supply, European APT prices continue to fluctuate at highs. The price spread between Chinese and overseas markets remains large, providing some support for domestic tungsten prices. Meanwhile, tax policies related to the tungsten scrap recycling sector are being further refined, expected to boost compliant tungsten scrap circulation. This will, in the medium and long term, promote standardized development of the recycled tungsten industry and improve China’s tungsten resource supply structure . The domestic tungsten market is expected to mainly consolidate in the short term, with focus on long-term contract price adjustments, pace of mine shipments, changes in downstream off-season demand, and the impact of overseas export policies on market sentiment. Over the medium and long term, attention should be paid to declining supply during the seasonal mine output gap in Q3, while improving consumption expectations during the September-October peak season will further optimize the supply-demand structure, bringing bullish sentiment to prices. Recommended reading:

SNEC ES+ The 13th (2027) International Energy Storage and Battery (Shanghai) Conference and Exhibition 2027 June 2-4 China · National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai) No. 333 , Songze Avenue, Qingpu District, Shanghai Integrate the Ecosystem, Empower the Future of the Energy Chain Pre face: Co-organized by 25 international institutions and organizations including the Asian Photovoltaic Industry Association (APVIA), the Chinese Renewable Energy Society (CRES), the Renewable Energy Professional Committee of the China Association of Circular Economy (CREIA), the Shanghai Federation of Economic Organizations (SFEO), the Shanghai Science and Technology Exchange Center (SSTEC), and the Shanghai New Energy Industry Association (SNEIA), the “SNEC ES+ The 13th (2027) International Energy Storage and Battery (Shanghai) Conference and Exhibition” will be grandly held in Shanghai, China, from June 2 to 4, 2027. From 15,000 m² at its first edition in 2007, the “SNEC ES+ The 13th (2027) International Energy Storage and Battery (Shanghai) Conference and Exhibition” grew to 360,000+ m² in 2026, attracting more than 2,800 enterprises from 95 countries and regions worldwide, with international exhibitors accounting for 30%, and has become the most influential international, professional, and large-scale energy storage event in China, Asia, and the world. SNEC ES+ The 13th (2027) International Energy Storage and Battery (Shanghai) Conference and Exhibition is the world’s most professional energy storage exhibition. Its exhibits include: international energy storage technologies and smart grids, energy storage technologies, equipment and materials, ESS power stations and EPC projects, grid connection of new energy power generation and intelligent transmission and distribution, power grid dispatching and automated control, smart metering and power consumption management, smart grid information and communications, international NEVs and charging piles, NEVs, power drive systems, key parts for NEVs, automotive design, charging facilities, etc., covering every link of the energy storage industry chain. The SNEC Energy Storage Forum also features a particularly rich variety of formats, covering analysis of future market trends in the energy storage industry, cooperative development strategies, policy orientations of various countries, cutting-edge industry technologies, energy storage finance, etc., and is the best opportunity to showcase achievements to the industry. We look forward to global stakeholders gathering in Shanghai, China, taking an industry-wide perspective and a problem-oriented approach, to jointly assess the energy storage markets in China, Asia, and the world, and to lead the path of innovative industry development together. May we meet in Shanghai in June 2026! Schedule: Move-in: May 30, 2027 13:30-18:00 May 31, 2027 & June 1 9:00-20:00 Exhibition: June 2-3, 2027 09:00-17:00 June 4 09:00-14:00 Move-out: June 4, 2027 14:00-24:00 Organizing Institutions: Approving Authority Shanghai Municipal Commission of Commerce Lead Organizers Asian Photovoltaic Industry Association (APVIA) Chinese Renewable Energy Society (CRES) Renewable Energy Professional Committee of the China Energy Research Society Shanghai Federation of Industrial Economics (SFIE) Shanghai Science and Technology Exchange Center (SSTEC) Shanghai New Energy Industry Association (SNEIA) Co-organizers Global Green Energy Industry Council (GGEIC) New Energy Industry Association Asia Pacific (NEIAAP) China Electric Power Construction Enterprise Association (CEPCA) Photovoltaic Professional Committee of the Chinese Renewable Energy Society (CPVS) Renewable Energy Professional Committee of the China Association of Circular Economy (CREIA) Supporter Solar Photovoltaic Products Sub-Council of China Chamber of Commerce for Import & Export of Machinery & Electronic Products (CCCME) Exhibition Contractors Shanghai Follow Me Technology Co., Ltd. Shanghai Solar Cloud Exhibition Services Co., Ltd. Follow Me Int'l Exhibition USA Inc. Follow me International Exhibition Co., Ltd. Exhibit Scope (Categories): International Energy Storage Technologies and Smart Grids A. Energy storage technologies, equipment and materials: Compressed air energy storage, pumped storage, superconducting electromagnetic energy storage, flywheel energy storage, thermal/cold energy storage, hydrogen storage and other energy storage technologies, equipment and materials applicable to plug-in EVs; various batteries (nickel–metal hydride battery, lithium-ion battery, lithium polymer battery, lead-acid battery, smart battery, sodium-sulfur battery), energy storage power supply, supercapacitors, renewable fuel cell, flow battery and other technologies, equipment and materials B. ESS power stations and EPC projects: BMS battery management system, PCS energy storage inverter, microgrid, EV battery swapping/charging stations and related supporting facilities C. Grid connection of new energy power generation and intelligent transmission and distribution: Grid-tie inverter, light-duty DC equipment, operation monitoring devices, grid connection control systems, flexible transmission equipment, UHV transmission equipment, high-temperature superconducting equipment, high-temperature superconducting cables, distribution automation systems and protection devices, smart switching equipment, transformers, instrument transformers, smart components, digital substations, integrated substation automation, distribution network automation devices, online monitoring for transmission and distribution, fault diagnosis and self-healing devices, power quality monitoring, harmonic mitigation and reactive power compensation, superconducting electrical engineering technology, various new-type wires and cables, composite materials, safety protection D. Power grid dispatching and automated control: Smart power grid dispatching systems, dispatching integrated data platform systems, power grid security and control, intelligent inspection systems, integrated measurement/control/protection and arc suppression and line selection systems, safety and stability control system solutions, power monitoring systems and microcomputer-based relay protection, wide-area dynamic monitoring systems, online monitoring systems for power grid stability, distribution network intelligent reactive power compensation devices, control software, remote control and telemetry devices, large-screen display systems, power system simulation E. Smart metering and power consumption management: Smart meters and chips, remote/centralized meter reading systems, power consumption information acquisition systems, power consumption management information systems, load management terminals, monitoring systems, inspection devices, metering cabinets and components, measuring instruments, sensors, semiconductors F. Smart grid information and communications: Internet of Things technologies, cloud computing technologies, multi-network convergence technologies, transmission technologies and equipment, access equipment, optical fiber and optical cables, industrial Ethernet, data communications and network technologies and related products, in-plant communications equipment, power line carrier equipment, supporting equipment and meters, digital microwave communications equipment, test equipment and instruments, online network monitoring equipment G. Others International NEVs and Charging Piles A. NEVs (passenger vehicles / commercial vehicles): Electric buses and trucks, electric sedans, electric sightseeing vehicles, electric golf carts, electric cleaning vehicles, hybrid buses and sedans, solar EVs, light-duty EVs, hybrid vehicles (micro hybrid, mild hybrid, medium hybrid, full hybrid, and plug-in hybrid), battery EVs, fuel cell vehicles, hydrogen energy, natural gas and other new energy clean fuels, hybrid vehicles and various low-emission, environmentally friendly, energy-saving vehicles; B. Power drive systems: Power battery, battery management system, fuel cell, hybrid systems, drive motors, electric control systems, engines, detection and repair equipment, related testing, monitoring and protection instruments, related technologies; C. Key parts for NEVs: Power capacitors, supercapacitors, flywheels, inverter, electric heat pumps, electric power steering, electric air conditioning, tires, wire connections, electromagnetic technologies, related materials; coatings, transmissions, filters, carburetors, exhaust systems; axles, steering, braking, suspension systems; accessories for auto body; motors and electrical appliances, electronic components, electrical systems, circuits, wheel hub, tires, etc.; D. Automotive design: Complete vehicle design, system control design, etc. E. Charging facilities: Charging stations, charging piles; planning and achievements display of intelligent network projects for charging stations, expansion of gas stations into charging (battery swapping) stations, display of integrated refueling and charging service stations, technology products for solar- and wind-complementary NEV charging stations, power distribution equipment for charging stations, chargers, power monitoring systems, active filter devices, transformers, power distribution cabinets, cables, direct charging equipment, management auxiliary equipment, charging and swapping batteries and battery management systems, parking lot charging facilities, intelligent monitoring, power supply solutions for charging stations F. Others Exhibition Fees: Standard booth (deluxe standard, 3m x 3m ): China enterprises: RMB 23,800/booth Foreign-funded enterprises: US$4,900/booth Basic configuration: one consultation table, two folding chairs, one wastebasket, one 220V/500W power socket, two spotlights, Chinese and English header board, and carpet in the booth. Indoor bare space (minimum rental: 36 m²): China enterprises: RMB 2,380 /m 2 Foreign-funded enterprises: US$490 /m 2 Exhibitor Notes: 1. After confirming participation, the enterprise shall complete the exhibition application form, affix the official seal, and fax or mail it to the Organizing Committee; 2. Upon receipt of the booth reservation fee, the Organizing Committee will allocate booths to exhibitors in accordance with the principle of “first application, first payment, first arrangement”; 3. Payment details for exhibition fees: (1) The above exhibition fees do not include “construction deposit,” “construction management fee,” “facility rental fee,” and other fees; (2) Exhibitors that sign contract are requested to remit the deposit to the Organizing Committee’s account within ten working days from the date of contract signing, and fax the remittance voucher to the Organizing Committee for verification; (3) The remaining exhibition fees shall be remitted to the account designated by the Organizing Committee by December 31, 2026; 4. The placement order of advertisements in the conference booklet shall be based on the order in which advertising fees are received; the deadline for inclusion is March 31, 2027; 5. The Organizing Committee will send the Exhibitor Manual to participating enterprises in April 2027. For inquiries, please contact: Shanghai Follow Me Technology Co., Ltd. SNEC ES+ The 13th (2027) International Energy Storage and Battery (Shanghai) Conference and Exhibition Contact: Manager Wei Tel: +86-13817218765 (WeChat same number) E-mail: weiwei@snec.org.cn

SNEC 20th (2027) International Solar PV and Smart Energy & Energy Storage and Battery (Shanghai) Conference and Exhibition SNEC 20th (2027) International Photovoltaic Power Generation and Smart Energy Conference & Exhibition 2027 6 2-4 National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai), China Songze Avenue, Qingpu District, Shanghai 333 Multi-Energy Complementarity and Integrated Development of PV, Energy Storage, and Hydrogen Pre- face: Co-organized by 25 international institutions and organizations including the Asian Photovoltaic Industry Association (APVIA), the Chinese Renewable Energy Society (CRES), the Renewable Energy Professional Committee of the China Association of Circular Economy (CREIA), the Shanghai Federation of Economic Organizations (SFEO), the Shanghai Science and Technology Exchange Center (SSTEC), and the Shanghai New Energy Industry Association (SNEIA), the “SNEC 20th (2027) International Solar PV and Smart Energy & Energy Storage and Battery (Shanghai) Conference and Exhibition” (hereinafter referred to as the “SNEC PV Conference and (Shanghai) Exhibition”) is scheduled to be grandly held in Shanghai, China, from June 2-4, 2027. The “SNEC PV Conference and (Shanghai) Exhibition” has grown from 15,000 m² at its first edition in 2007 to 360,000+ m² in 2026, attracting more than 2,800 enterprises from 95 countries and regions worldwide, with international exhibitors accounting for 30%, and has become the most influential international, professional, and large-scale PV event in China, Asia, and the world. The SNEC PV Exhibition is the world’s most professional PV exhibition, featuring exhibits including PV production equipment, materials, solar cells, PV application products and modules, as well as PV projects and systems, energy storage, mobile energy, and more, covering every segment of the PV industry chain. The SNEC PV Forum also offers an exceptionally rich and diverse range of formats, covering analysis of future market trends in the PV industry, strategies for cooperative development, policy directions of various countries, the industry’s most cutting-edge technologies, PV finance, and more, making it the best opportunity to showcase achievements to the industry. We look forward to gathering with relevant industry players from around the world in Shanghai, China, to take an industry-wide, problem-oriented perspective, jointly assess the solar PV power generation markets in China, Asia, and the world, and together lead the path of innovative development for the industry. May we meet in Shanghai in June 2026! Schedule: Move-in: May 30, 2027 13:30-18:00 May 31, 2027 & June 1, 2027 9:00-20:00 Exhibition: June 2-3, 2027 09:00-17:00 June 4 09:00-14:00 Move-out: June 4, 2027 14:00-24:00 Organizing Institutions: Approving Authority Shanghai Municipal Commission of Commerce Lead Organizers Asian Photovoltaic Industry Association (APVIA) Chinese Renewable Energy Society (CRES) Renewable Energy Professional Committee of the China Energy Research Society Shanghai Federation of Industrial Economics (SFIE) Shanghai Science and Technology Exchange Center (SSTEC) Shanghai New Energy Industry Association (SNEIA) Co-organizers Global Green Energy Industry Council (GGEIC) Asia-Pacific New Energy Industry Association (NEIAAP) China Electric Power Construction Enterprise Association (CEPCA) Photovoltaic Professional Committee of the Chinese Renewable Energy Society (CPVS) Renewable Energy Professional Committee of the China Association of Circular Economy (CREIA) Supporter Solar PV Products Sub-Council of China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronic Products (CCCME) Exhibition Organizers Shanghai Follow Me Technology Co., Ltd. Shanghai Solarun Exhibition Service Co., Ltd. Follow Me Int'l Exhibition USA Inc. Follow me International Exhibition Co., Ltd. Exhibit Scope (Exhibit Categories): Solar PV A. PV Production Equipment: Silicon rod, silicon lumps, and silicon ingot production equipment: complete production lines, casting ingot furnaces, crucibles, growth furnaces, and other related equipment Silicon wafer and wafer production equipment: complete production lines, cutting equipment, cleaning equipment, detection equipment, and other related equipment Battery production equipment: Complete production lines, etching equipment, cleaning equipment, diffusion furnaces, coating equipment/deposition furnaces, screen printing machines, other furnace equipment, testers and sorters, other related equipment Panel/Module production equipment: Complete production lines, testing equipment, glass cleaning equipment, tabbing/welding equipment, lamination equipment, etc. Thin-film panel production equipment: Amorphous silicon cells, CIS/CIGS cells, CdTe thin-film cells, DSSC dye-sensitized cells production technology and research equipment B. Solar Cells: Solar cell producers, module producers, module installers, agents, dealers and distributors, concentrator cells, etc. C. PV-Related Parts: Batteries, chargers, controllers, converters, recorders, inverters, monitors, mounting systems, tracking systems, solar cables, etc. D. PV Raw Materials: Polysilicon, silicon ingots/silicon lumps, silicon wafers, encapsulation glass, encapsulation film, other raw materials E. PV Application Products: Lighting products, power supply systems, portable chargers, water pumps, solar household products and other solar products F. PV Engineering and Systems: PV system integration, solar air conditioning systems, rural PV power generation systems, solar detection and control systems, solar heating system engineering, PV engineering process control, engineering management and software development systems G. System Construction Equipment and Safety Protection: Electrical construction equipment, construction vehicles, engineering machinery, maintenance tools, aerial work platforms/vehicles, scaffolding, electrical safety tools, personal protective equipment H. Others Solar Energy and Green Building: A. Solar Thermal Utilization: Solar central hot water systems, household solar water heaters, solar heat pump water heaters, solar thermal collection systems, solar heating systems, integrated solar thermal and PV products, solar water heater manufacturing equipment, solar water heater raw materials and accessories B. Solar PV and Solar Thermal Power Generation: Grid-connected PV power generation systems, off-grid PV power generation systems, PV-wind hybrid power generation systems, PV transmission and distribution equipment, PV modules and components and equipment, parabolic trough systems, tower systems, dish systems, heat collection tubes, thermal storage equipment and materials, heat exchange technology and products, high-temperature heat transfer technology and products, system control C. Solar Cooling Systems and Equipment: Solar cooling products and systems, air-source products, solar central air conditioning, ground-source heat pump air conditioning D. Solar Lighting and Building Materials: Solar lawn lights, garden lights, solar street lights and other photovoltaic lighting products, solar PV glass, solar roof modules, integrated building-integrated PV (BIPV) solutions, etc. E. LED Technology and Products: LED lighting, LED application products, display products/digital signage, parts, modules, kits, etc. F. Solar Accessories: Solar complementary automatic control devices and instruments, solar pipes and fittings, solar control systems, solar heat pipes, evacuated tube collectors, flat plate collectors, manifold headers, insulation materials, hot and cold water pumps, mounting structures, PV equipment accessories, batteries, and related production equipment and accessory materials International Energy Storage Technology and Smart Grid A. Energy Storage Technology, Equipment and Materials: Compressed air energy storage, pumped hydro storage, superconducting magnetic energy storage, flywheel energy storage, thermal/cold storage, hydrogen storage and other energy storage technologies, equipment and materials applicable to plug-in electric vehicles; various types of batteries (nickel–metal hydride batteries, lithium-ion batteries, lithium polymer batteries, lead-acid batteries, smart batteries, sodium-sulfur batteries), energy storage power supplies, supercapacitors, regenerative fuel cells, flow batteries and other technologies, equipment and materials B. Energy Storage Power Stations and EPC Projects: BMS battery management systems, PCS energy storage inverters, microgrids, EV charging and battery swapping stations and related supporting facilities C. New Energy Generation Grid Connection and Smart Transmission and Distribution: Grid-tie inverters, lightweight DC equipment, operation monitoring devices, grid-connection control systems, flexible transmission equipment, ultra-high voltage transmission equipment, high-temperature superconducting equipment, high-temperature superconducting cables, distribution automation systems and protection devices, intelligent switchgear, transformers, instrument transformers, smart components, digital substations, substation integrated automation, distribution network automation devices, online monitoring of transmission and distribution, fault diagnosis and self-healing devices, power quality monitoring, harmonic control and reactive power compensation, superconducting electrical technology, various new types of wires and cables, composite materials, safety protection D. Grid Dispatching and Automation Control: Smart grid dispatching system, integrated dispatching data platform system, grid security and control, intelligent inspection system, integrated measurement, control, protection and arc suppression line selection system, security and stability control system solutions, electric energy monitoring system and microcomputer-based relay protection, wide-area dynamic monitoring system, online grid stability monitoring system, intelligent reactive power compensation devices for distribution networks, control software, remote control and telemetry devices, large-screen display systems, power system simulation E. Smart Metering and Electricity Consumption Management: Smart meters and chips, remote/centralized meter reading systems, electricity consumption information collection systems, electricity consumption management information systems, load management terminals, monitoring systems, testing devices, metering cabinets and components, measuring instruments, sensors, semiconductors F. Smart Grid Information and Communication: IoT technology, cloud computing technology, multi-network convergence technology, transmission technology and equipment, access equipment, optical fiber cables, industrial Ethernet, data communication and network technology and related products, in-plant communication equipment, power line carrier devices, supporting equipment and instruments, digital microwave communication equipment, testing equipment and instruments, online network monitoring equipment G. Others International New Energy Vehicles and Charging Piles A. New Energy Vehicles (Passenger Vehicles / Commercial Vehicles): Electric buses and trucks, electric cars, electric sightseeing vehicles, electric golf carts, electric cleaning vehicles, hybrid buses and cars, solar EVs, light-duty EVs, hybrid vehicles (micro hybrid, mild hybrid, full hybrid, plug-in hybrid), pure electric vehicles, fuel cell vehicles, hydrogen, natural gas and other new energy clean fuels, hybrid vehicles and various low-emission, environmentally friendly and energy-saving vehicles; B. Powertrain and Drive Systems: Power batteries, battery management systems, fuel cells, hybrid systems, drive motors, electric control systems, engines, testing and repair equipment, relevant testing, monitoring and protection instruments, related technologies; C. Key Parts for New Energy Vehicles: Power capacitors, supercapacitors, flywheels, inverters, electric heat pumps, electric power steering, electric air conditioning, tires, wiring connections, electromagnetic technology, related materials; coatings, gearboxes, filters, carburetors, exhaust systems; axles, steering, braking, suspension systems; auto body accessories; motors and electrical appliances, electronic devices, electrical systems, circuits, wheel hubs, tires, etc.; D. Automotive Design: Complete vehicle design, system control design, etc. E. Charging Facilities: Charging stations, charging piles; smart network project planning and achievement display for charging stations, expansion of gas stations into charging (battery swapping) stations, display of integrated fueling and charging service stations, solar and wind energy complementary new energy vehicle charging station technology and products, charging station power distribution equipment, chargers, power monitoring systems, active power filters, transformers, distribution cabinets, cables, direct charging equipment, management auxiliary equipment, charging and swapping batteries and battery management systems, parking lot charging facilities, intelligent monitoring, charging station power supply solutions F. Others Exhibition Fees: Standard Booth (Premium, 3m x 3m ): Domestic enterprises: RMB 23,800/unit; Foreign-invested enterprises: US$4,900/unit Basic configuration: one information desk, two folding chairs, one wastepaper basket, one 220V/500W power socket, two spotlights, bilingual (Chinese and English) header board, and carpet within the booth. Indoor Bare Space (minimum 36 m²): Domestic enterprises: RMB 2,380/m 2 Foreign-invested enterprises: US$490/m 2 Notes for Exhibitors: 1. After confirming participation, exhibitors should complete the exhibition application form, affix their official seal, and fax or mail it to the organizing committee; 2. Upon receiving booth reservation fees, the organizing committee will allocate booths according to the principle of "first application, first payment, first allocation"; 3. Payment terms for exhibition fees: (1) The above exhibition fees do not include "construction deposit", "construction management fee", "facility rental fee", etc.; (2) Exhibitors who have signed contracts shall remit the deposit to the organizing committee's account within ten working days from the date of signing the contract, and fax the remittance voucher to the committee for verification; (3) The remaining exhibition fees must be remitted to the account designated by the organizing committee before December 31, 2026; 4. The order of advertisements in the conference booklet is based on the sequence of receiving advertising fees, with a deadline for inclusion of March 31, 2027; 5. The organizing committee will send the Exhibitor Manual to exhibitors in April 2027. Welcome to Inquire: Shanghai Fulimi Technology Co., Ltd. SNEC 20th (2027) International Solar PV & Smart Energy & Energy Storage & Battery (Shanghai) Conference & Exhibition Contact: Manager Wei Tel: +86-13817218765 (same as WeChat) E-mail: weiwei@snec.org.cn