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Shaping the future crypto trading of compliance, Qmiax has launched a brand-new user interface and trading process

NEW YORK, US – Media OutReach Newswire – 23 April 2024 – Qmiax recently rolled out a fresh user interface and revamped trading processes, signaling a dual commitment to enhancing user experience and bolstering compliance standards. This strategic move underscores the position of Qmiax as a leading player in the industry, where success hinges not only on technical prowess and market influence but also on user-centric design and strict adherence to global compliance protocols.

Since its inception in 2019, Qmiax has recognized the pivotal role of compliance in fostering trust and stability in the cryptocurrency market. The proactive approach of the platform includes obtaining MSB (Money Services Business) licenses in both the United States and Canada, showcasing its dedication to meeting stringent regulatory requirements across jurisdictions. Collaborating closely with regulatory bodies worldwide further solidifies the reputation of Qmiax as a reliable and compliant trading platform.

The recent introduction of a new user interface and streamlined trading processes is a testament to the commitment of Qmiax to enhancing user experience. The updated interface boasts a minimalist yet intuitive design, allowing users to navigate seamlessly and access essential trading tools and information swiftly. By reducing complexity and improving efficiency in the trading process, Qmiax aims to minimize errors and enhance overall trading performance for its users.

In tandem with enhancing user experience, Qmiax has reinforced its compliance measures with cutting-edge technologies. These advancements include real-time monitoring systems equipped with advanced algorithms to detect and deter fraudulent activities such as money laundering. Additionally, Qmiax has strengthened its KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) procedures, ensuring rigorous identity verification and compliance with regulatory standards.

These advancements not only benefit Qmiax users with a seamless and secure trading environment but also contribute positively to the growth of the broader cryptocurrency ecosystem. Through partnerships with tech providers, blockchain projects, financial firms, and educational institutions, Qmiax expands its offerings, providing users diverse investment options and value-added services.

The proactive stance of Qmiax reaffirms its dedication to user protection, market stability, and industry leadership. By continually refining user experience and upholding compliance standards, Qmiax leads the way in shaping a future for cryptocurrency trading marked by security, transparency, and efficiency.
Hashtag: #QmiaxExchange

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Leading the innovation in cryptocurrency trading, Qmiax Exchange has updated its OTC fiat exchange process

NEW YORK, US – Media OutReach Newswire – 23 April 2024 – Qmiax Exchange recently announced an exciting development: further optimization of its OTC fiat-to-crypto exchange process, delivering a more efficient and convenient trading experience for global cryptocurrency investors.

Amidst the rise of cryptocurrencies, seamless conversion between fiat and crypto assets has become a core demand for traders. Addressing this demand, Qmiax introduced innovative OTC fiat-to-crypto exchange services. This service enables users to swiftly and securely convert fiat currencies into major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and vice versa, significantly enhancing liquidity and flexibility.

Security is another standout feature of the OTC fiat-to-crypto exchange services of Qmiax Exchange. The platform employs multiple security measures, including advanced encryption technology, strict user identity verification, and fund flow monitoring, ensuring the safety and reliability of every transaction. Users can engage in high-value transactions with confidence, without concerns about fund or personal information security.

The OTC fiat-to-crypto exchange business of the platformnot only shows its innovation in financial technology but also demonstrates its deep understanding of user needs. As the cryptocurrency trading market evolves, this upgraded service is poised to attract more global investors, offering them a more efficient, secure, and convenient trading experience. In this new era of cryptocurrency trading, Qmiax Exchange is leading industry development with its outstanding business capabilities and forward-looking market vision, shaping the future for traders.

The recent upgrade of Qmiax Exchange goes beyond optimizing its OTC fiat-to-crypto exchanges; it’s a revolutionary move in cryptocurrency trading. As the global crypto market evolves, investors demand more than just convenience and security; they want comprehensive financial services to meet changing market needs. Leveraging market insights, Qmiax innovates to excel in competitive markets.

The optimization of the OTC fiat-to-crypto exchange services of Qmiax Exchange is just a glimpse of its continuous innovation and development in the cryptocurrency trading domain. Through ongoing technological innovation and service optimization, the platform is committed to providing a safer, more efficient, and convenient cryptocurrency trading service for global users, leading innovations in the cryptocurrency trading domain to meet the growing market demands.

In the future, Qmiax Exchange will further deepen its presence in the cryptocurrency financial services arena, providing solid support for the globalized trading of cryptocurrency assets.
Hashtag: #QmiaxExchange

The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

First Phosphate Intersects 92.5 m of 11.82% Igneous Phosphate Starting at Surface at Its Begin-Lamarche Project in Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean, Quebec, Canada

Saguenay, Quebec – Newsfile Corp. – April 23, 2024 – First Phosphate Corp. (CSE: PHOS) (OTC: FRSPF) (FSE: KD0) (“First Phosphate” or the “Company“) is pleased to announce a third set of assay results from its ongoing 25,000 m drill program at its Bégin-Lamarche project located in Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean, Quebec, Canada. Since the drill program began in February 2024, a total of 23,398 m of drilling has been completed and assay results have now been returned for a total of 9,155 m of drilling. A total of 4,691 samples are still at the laboratory and results will be released as they become available.

Highlights:

  • Phosphate Mountain Zone: Drill hole BL-24-56 intersected 11.82% P2O5 (phosphate) over 92.5 m starting at a surface depth of 6.5 m. Drilling in the Phosphate Mountain Zone revealed a thick layer (90 m) of phosphate bearing nelsonite outcropping on surface with numerous other high-grade intersections at greater than 10% P2O5.
  • Northern Zone: Drill hole BL-24-40 intersected 7.76% P2O5 over 88.2 m from a depth of 186.0 m including 9.33% P2O5 over 61.2 m.
  • Northwestern Zone: Drill hole BL-24-54 intersected 9.18% P2O5 over 40.0 m from a starting depth of 61.1 m.
  • Southern Zone: Drill hole BL-24-55 intersected 4.60% P2O5 over 190.8 m from a starting surface depth of 4.0 m.

“Drill results in the Phosphate Mountain Zone revealed a thick layer of very high grade igneous phosphate starting right at surface. This layer geometry creates an ideal scenario for an eventual starting point for an open pit operation,” said First Phosphate CEO, John Passalacqua. “The drill program will be completed on time by end of May 2024 and a 43-101 resource estimate will begin immediately once all remaining assays have been received from the lab.”

Phosphate Mountain Zone

A total of 20 drill holes have been completed to date in the Phosphate Mountain Zone while results from only 5 drill holes have been received to date. Data received from these 5 drill holes shows grades of over 10% P2O5 over widths ranging from 7 m to 92 m. The Phosphate Mountain Zone has been drilled for a total length of 250 m to date. This zone is beginning to merge (from the southeast) with the Northern Zone where a 500 m thick phosphate mineralized envelope exists, one which has delineated up to 5 individual layers ranging from 60 m to 100 m in thickness starting at surface and continuing down to a depth of 300 m. The overall strike length of the Phosphate Mountain Zone and the Northern Zone is approximately 600 m.

Drill hole BL-24-56 intersected 11.82% P2O5 over 92.5 m from a starting depth of 6.5 m. Another high-grade intersection in hole BL-24-53 yielded 9.5% P2O5 over 62.3 m at a starting depth of 70.1 m (See Table 1).

Table 1 – Drill Results for the Phosphate Mountain Zone

Drill Hole From (m) To (m) Length1 (m) P2O5 (%) TiO2 (%) Fe2O3T (%)
BL-24-46 32.0 74.0 42.0 8.73 3.26 22.43
including 32.0 49.5 17.5 10.31 4.15 27.30
including 55.0 74.0 19.0 9.75 3.30 22.61
BL-24-46 111.0 135.0 24.0 12.47 4.63 30.05
BL-24-46 155.2 177.6 22.4 14.34 5.84 28.28
BL-24-46 225.0 252.0 27.0 11.15 3.85 19.81
BL-24-46 258.0 278.0 20.0 4.18 1.96 10.25
BL-24-51 70.0 111.0 41.0 7.72 1.88 16.09
BL-24-51 133.3 136.0 2.7 16.33 4.48 24.75
BL-24-51 152.5 157.5 5.0 11.85 4.54 23.67
BL-24-53 70.1 132.4 62.3 9.50 4.12 28.45
including 70.1 114.8 44.7 10.91 4.88 34.23
BL-24-53 154.1 246.0 91.9 6.92 3.50 20.08
including 192.0 220.5 28.5 10.98 5.35 27.27
BL-24-56 6.5 99.0 92.5 11.82 5.29 30.96
including 6.5 84.0 77.5 12.96 5.77 33.31
BL-24-56 123.0 162.0 39.0 8.43 3.18 17.56

1 Lengths are measured along the core. True widths are estimated to be between 70 and 90% of the core interval.

Northern Zone

2024 drill results to date indicate 4 mineralized phosphate layers ranging from 60 m to 100 m in thickness within a 500 m thick mineralized envelope starting at surface and continuing to a depth of 300 m. Additional drill holes are being added to this zone to better define the layers.

Drill hole BL-24-40 intersected 7.76% P2O5 over 88.2 m from a depth of 186.0 m including 9.33% P2O5% over 61.2 m. (See Table 2).

Table 2 – Drill Results for the Northern Zone

Hole From (m) To (m) Length1 (m) P2O5 (%) TiO2 (%) Fe2O3T (%)
BL-24-40 21.0 60.0 39.0 5.78 3.91 24.55
including 48.0 60.0 12.0 10.09 5.45 36.98
BL-24-40 186.0 274.2 88.2 7.76 2.86 21.87
including 213.0 274.2 61.2 9.33 3.14 24.13
BL-24-422 6.6 188.7 182.1 5.04 3.09 17.77
including 93.0 108.0 15.0 8.01 4.35 24.05
including 120.0 159.4 39.4 8.00 4.38 28.57

1 Lengths are measured along the core. True widths are estimated to be between 70% and 90% of the core interval.
2 Drill hole has been interpreted as drilled parallel to the phosphate layer (potentially along dip)

Northwestern Zone (NW)

Drill hole BL-24-45 intersected 7.97% P2O5 over 38.0 m from a starting depth of 22.0 m and drill hole BL-24-54 intersected 9.18% P2O5 over 40.0 m starting at 61.1 m (See Table 3). The Northwestern Zone has been drilled over a strike of 300 m and has returned values of between 8% and 10% P2O5 over widths ranging from 30 m to 40 m. This zone is located northwest of the main magnetic trend and phosphate mineralization area.

Table 3 – Drill Results for the Northwestern Zone

Hole From (m) To (m) Length1 (m) P2O5 (%) TiO2 (%) Fe2O3T (%)
BL-24-45 22.0 60.0 38.0 7.97 3.15 20.54
BL-24-54 61.1 101.1 40.0 9.18 4.80 28.16

1 Lengths are measured along the core. True widths are estimated to be between 80% and 90% of the core interval.

Southern Zone

The Southern Zone has been drilled at 100 m spaced sections over a strike length of 1,000 m. Results to date from the Southern Zone show continuous widths of over 100 m of phosphate mineralization. Drill hole BL-24-55 indicates results of 4.60% P2O5 over 190.8 m starting at a surface depth of 4.0 m (See Table 4). The current results also confirm the presence of other higher grade phosphate layers as evidenced by drill hole BL-24-41 which returned 8.87% P2O5 over 12.6 m and drill hole BL-24-52 which returned 7.04% P2O5 over 43.7 m including a section of 12.28% P2O5 over 9.2 m.

Table 4 – Drill Results for the Southern Zone

Hole From (m) To (m) Length1 (m) P2O5 (%) TiO2 (%) Fe2O3T (%)
BL-24-41 6.9 19.5 12.6 8.87 6.21 31.05
BL-24-41 96.0 141.0 45.0 5.18 3.08 17.68
including 96.0 126.0 30.0 6.14 3.75 20.04
including 135.0 141.0 6.0 7.48 3.17 26.64
BL-24-50 4.2 93.0 88.8 5.90 4.14 23.62
BL-24-52 67.0 183.0 116.0 4.54 3.47 19.48
BL-24-52 204.0 273.0 69.0 5.49 2.93 19.84
BL-24-52 204.0 247.7 43.7 7.04 3.62 24.50
including 204.0 228.0 24.0 7.77 4.14 29.02
including 238.5 247.7 9.2 12.28 5.59 30.41
including 258.0 273.0 15.0 4.33 2.50 15.79
BL-24-55 4.0 194.8 190.8 4.60 3.64 19.83
including 4.0 132.0 128.0 5.08 3.90 20.92
including 153.0 194.8 41.8 4.95 4.24 23.59
BL-24-57 3.5 81.4 77.9 4.71 3.17 19.33
including 3.5 48.0 44.5 4.89 3.30 20.06
including 63.0 81.4 18.4 7.85 5.10 28.82
BL-24-57 157.7 169.0 11.3 4.04 2.25 16.37
BL-24-57 183.9 194.0 10.1 6.58 3.86 22.58
BL-24-57 240.8 244.0 3.2 10.54 2.02 12.51

1 Lengths are measured along the core. True width is estimated to be between 60% and 90% of the core interval

The technical parameters of the drill holes being released in this press release are shown in Table 5 below and their location is shown in Figure 1 below. Previously released results for drill holes from the current 2024 drill program are presented in Table 6.

Table 5 – Parameters for the Current Drill Holes Being Released

Hole_ID Easting Northing Azimuth Dip Depth Zone
BL-24-40 326585 5403279 330 -45 282 Northern
BL-24-41 326011 5402284 125 -45 150 Southern
BL-24-42 326568 5403312 150 -45 201 Northern
BL-24-45 326253 5403348 305 -45 204 NW
BL-24-46 326814 5403914 150 -45 300 Mountain
BL-24-50 325795 5402184 125 -45 276 Southern
BL-24-51 326814 5403914 150 -60 244.7 Mountain
BL-24-52 325781 5402326 125 -45 300 Southern
BL-24-53 326851 5403845 150 -45 301 Mountain
BL-24-54 326348 5403342 350 -45 225 NW
BL-24-55 325852 5402300 125 -45 225 Southern
BL-24-56 326899 5403859 150 -45 288 Mountain
BL-24-57 325897 5402245 125 -45 300 Southern

Table 6 – Other Previously Released Results for the 2024 Drill Campaign

Hole_ID From (m) To (m) Length (m) P2O5 (%) TiO2 (%) Fe2O3T (%)
BL-24-22 195.00 259.50 64.50 5.80 2.94 21.04
BL-24-23 21.00 175.10 154.10 7.02 4.40 27.34
BL-24-24 61.30 190.90 129.60 5.22 3.63 22.32
BL-24-25 74.20 117.00 42.80 9.89 3.54 28.65
BL-24-26 6.90 96.00 89.10 9.44 3.92 27.59
BL-24-27 138.00 189.00 51.00 4.41 3.05 20.62
BL-24-28 73.25 152.20 78.95 5.48 4.07 24.68
BL-24-29 99.00 276.00 177.00 4.46 3.63 22.85
BL-24-30 33.00 78.65 45.65 4.28 2.97 19.83
BL-24-31 119.85 213.80 93.95 7.16 3.49 18.76
BL-24-32 159.00 228.00 69.00 5.51 3.82 24.60
BL-24-33 3.80 110.00 106.20 5.00 3.70 21.19
BL-24-34 93.00 192.00 99.00 6.34 2.74 20.09
BL-24-35 212.50 253.70 41.20 6.25 3.44 19.55
BL-24-36 234.0 342.0 108.0 6.83 4.33 28.34
BL-24-37 84.0 126.0 42.0 6.03 4.47 28.57
BL-24-39 102.0 150.0 48.0 5.51 2.20 16.64
BL-24-43 111.0 369.0 258.0 5.41 4.33 22.19
BL-24-44 192.4 283.0 90.6 7.48 3.38 23.64
BL-24-47 153.0 304.0 151.0 3.89 3.36 19.51
BL-24-48 32.0 39.65 7.65 15.01 2.59 19.17
BL-24-49 72.5 105.5 33.0 8.65 3.77 24.05

Results from the earlier 2024 drill program are available at:
April 2, 2024: https://firstphosphate.com/drilling-2m-vein-of-massive-apatite
March 19, 2024: https://firstphosphate.com/initial-assay-results

Results from the earlier 4,274 m drill program conducted in 2023 can be found at:
June 5, 2023: https://firstphosphate.com/begin-lamarche-2023

Figure 1 – Drilling Progress at Bégin-Lamarche Property for the 2024 Drill Program

To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit:
https://images.newsfilecorp.com/files/8917/206391_0deaf34524f9d85e_001full.jpg

Quality Assurance / Quality Control

The sampling of, and assay data from, the drill core is monitored through the Company’s implementation of a quality assurance – quality control (QA-QC) program designed to the CIM Mineral Exploration Best Practices Guidelines.

A formal chain-of-custody procedure was adopted for security of samples until their delivery at the laboratory. Drill core (NQ size) is logged and samples are selected by Laurentia Exploration Inc. geologists and sawn in half with a diamond saw at the project site. Half of the core is retained at the site for reference purposes. Sample intervals may vary from 0.5 to 3 metres in length depending on the geological observations. A blank and a standard are inserted at the beginning of each sample batch, usually one complete hole, and a blank and a standard are then inserted alternatively each 10 samples. Half-core samples are packaged and sent by ground transportation in sealed rice bags to an independent laboratory, Activation Laboratories Ltd. of Ancaster, Ontario (ISO/IEC 17025:2005 with CAN-P-1579). The core samples are crushed up to 80% passing 2mm (10 mesh), riffle split 250 g and pulverized (mild steel) to 95% passing -200 mesh. Each sample is analyzed for whole rock analysis (code 4B) for 10 major oxides and 7 trace elements by lithium metaborate/tetraborate fusion of 3g of material and analyze by ICP-OES. The laboratory has its own QA/QC protocols.

Qualified Person

The scientific and technical disclosure for First Phosphate included in this news release has been reviewed and approved by Gilles Laverdière, P.Geo. Mr. Laverdière is Chief Geologist of First Phosphate and a Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101 – Standards of Disclosure of Mineral Projects (“NI 43-101”).

About First Phosphate Corp.

First Phosphate is a mineral development company fully dedicated to extracting and purifying phosphate for the production of cathode active material for the Lithium Iron Phosphate (“LFP”) battery industry. First Phosphate is committed to producing at high purity level, at full ESG standard and with low anticipated carbon footprint. First Phosphate plans to vertically integrate from mine source directly into the supply chains of major North American LFP battery producers that require battery grade LFP cathode active material emanating from a consistent and secure supply source. First Phosphate holds over 1,500 sq. km of royalty-free district-scale land claims in the Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean Region of Quebec, Canada that it is actively developing. First Phosphate properties consist of rare anorthosite igneous phosphate rock that generally yields high purity phosphate material devoid of high concentrations of harmful elements.

For additional information, please contact:

Bennett Kurtz, CFO
bennett@firstphosphate.com
Tel: +1 (416) 200-0657

Investor Relations: investor@firstphosphate.com
Media Relations: media@firstphosphate.com
Website: www.FirstPhosphate.com

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Twitter: https://twitter.com/FirstPhosphate
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/first-phosphate/

Forward-Looking Information and Cautionary Statements

This news release contains certain statements and information that may be considered “forward-looking statements” and “forward-looking information” within the meaning of applicable securities laws. In some cases, but not necessarily in all cases, forward-looking statements and forward-looking information can be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as “plans”, “targets”, “expects” or “does not expect”, “is expected”, “an opportunity exists”, “is positioned”, “estimates”, “intends”, “assumes”, “anticipates” or “does not anticipate” or “believes”, or variations of such words and phrases or statements that certain actions, events or results “may”, “could”, “would”, “might”, “will” or “will be taken”, “occur” or “be achieved” and other similar expressions. In addition, statements in this news release that are not historical facts are forward-looking statements, including, among other things, the Company’s planned exploration and production activities, the properties and composition of any extracted phosphate, the Company’s plans for vertical integration into North American supply chains, statements relating to the Company’s planned exploration activities, including its drill target strategy and next steps for the Bégin-Lamarche Property; and the Company’s interpretations and expectations about the results on the Bégin-Lamarche Property.

These statements and other forward-looking information are based on assumptions and estimates that the Company believes are appropriate and reasonable in the circumstances, including, without limitation, expectations of the Company’s long term business outcomes given its short operating history; expectations regarding revenue, expenses and operations; the Company having sufficient working capital and ability to secure additional funding necessary for the exploration of the Company’s property interests; expectations regarding the potential mineralization, geological merit and economic feasibility of the Company’s projects; expectations regarding drill programs and the potential impacts successful drill programs could have on the life of the mine and the Company; mineral exploration and exploration program cost estimates; expectations regarding any environmental issues that may affect planned or future exploration programs and the potential impact of complying with existing and proposed environmental laws and regulations; receipt and timing of exploration and exploitation permits and other third-party approvals; government regulation of mineral exploration and development operations; expectations regarding any social or local community issues that may affect planned or future exploration and development programs; expectations surrounding global economic trends and technological advancements; and key personnel continuing their employment with the Company.

There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate, and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from the Company’s expectations include: limited operating history; high risk of business failure; no profits or significant revenues; limited resources; negative cash flow from operations and dependence on third-party financing; the uncertainty of additional funding; no dividends; risks related to possible fluctuations in revenues and results; insurance and uninsured risks; litigation; reliance on management and key personnel; conflicts of interest; access to supplies and materials; dangers of mineral exploration and related liability and damages; risks relating to health and safety; government regulation and legal uncertainties; the company’s exploration and development properties may not be successful and are highly speculative in nature; dependence on outside parties; title to some of the Company’s mineral properties may be challenged or defective; Aboriginal title and land claims; obtaining and renewing licenses and permits; environmental and other regulatory risks may adversely affect the company; risks relating to climate change; risks related to infrastructure; land reclamation requirements may be burdensome; current global financial conditions; fluctuation in commodity prices; dilution; future sales by existing shareholders could cause the Company’s share price to fall; fluctuation and volatility in stock exchange prices; and risks related to market demands. There can be no assurance that any opportunity will be successful, commercially viable, completed on time or on budget, or will generate any meaningful revenues, savings or earnings, as the case may be, for the Company. In addition, the Company will incur costs in pursuing any particular opportunity, which may be significant.

These factors and assumptions are not intended to represent a complete list of the factors and assumptions that could affect the Company and, though they should be considered carefully, should be considered in conjunction with the risk factors described in the Company’s other documents filed with the Canadian securities authorities, including without limitation the “Risk Factors” section of the Company’s Annual Information Form dated November 29, 2023 which is available on SEDAR at www.sedarplus.ca. Although the Company has attempted to identify factors that would cause actual actions, events or results to differ materially from those disclosed in the forward-looking information or information, there may be other factors that cause actions, events or results not to be as anticipated, estimated or intended. The Company does not undertake to update any forward-looking information, except in accordance with applicable securities laws.

The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

VinFast officially signs agreements with 12 new dealers in the US


LOS ANGELES, US – Media OutReach Newswire – 23 April 2024 – VinFast Auto (Nasdaq: VFS) today announced it officially signed agreements with 12 new dealers in the US. This expansion marks a significant step in VinFast’s ongoing efforts to broaden its distribution network and strengthen its presence in the world’s leading automotive market.

VF 8

The 12 new VinFast dealership stores are anticipated to begin opening from April 2024. This will bring the total number of VinFast dealers in the US to 18, spanning across seven states: North Carolina, New York, Texas, Florida, Kansas, Connecticut, and Kentucky. California, the state with the highest EV adoption rate in the US, already boasts 15 operational VinFast stores and service centers.

The new dealerships will start selling the VF 8 model, followed by the VF 9 and VF 7 soon after their US launch. VinFast’s customers will enjoy a market-leading after-sales policy, including a 10-year/125,000-mile warranty for the vehicle and a 10-year unlimited mileage warranty for the battery under standard use.

Furthermore, VinFast’s parts distribution center stands ready to support dealers nationwide to guarantee consistent quality of maintenance and repair for our customers. Authorized dealers simply submit requests to a dedicated system, and such requests are processed and delivered regularly.

Mr. David Duncan, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at VinFast US, said: “Leveraging the network of stores, market experience, and capabilities of leading US dealers, VinFast will quickly deliver high-quality, competitively priced electric vehicles to consumers, along with outstanding after-sales policies. This establishes a solid foundation for VinFast’s strong growth in the US market.”

In the fourth quarter of 2023, VinFast made an important pivot from the capital-heavy, direct-to-consumer distribution model to a capital-light hybrid model with a strong focus on leveraging existing distribution infrastructure by building dealership networks in the U.S. and globally. Sales through dealers are expected to contribute significantly to the company’s sales in the second half of 2024.

In addition to key markets such as the U.S., Canada, and Europe, VinFast is actively expanding into countries in Asia such as India, Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines, as well as in the Middle East and Africa. Outside of Vietnam, VinFast is also aiming to accelerate the construction of EV manufacturing plants in the U.S. and India, with plans to establish an additional plant in Indonesia.

VinFast US dealer network (New dealers in bold):

  1. Leith VinFast, Raleigh, NC
  2. Smith Haven VinFast, St. James, NY
  3. Principle VinFast, Grapevine, TX
  4. Hiley VinFast of Fort Worth, TX
  5. VinFast Wichita, KS
  6. Holman VinFast, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
  7. Premier VinFast, Banford, CT
  8. H Greg VinFast, West Palm Beach, FL
  9. Triad VinFast, Greensboro, NC
  10. H Greg VinFast, Doral, FL
  11. Sandy Sansing VinFast, Pensacola, FL
  12. VinFast Austin, TX
  13. VinFast Gainesville, FL
  14. Ewing VinFast of Plano, TX
  15. VinFast of Bowling Green, KY
  16. Hanna VinFast of Bradenton, FL
  17. DeMontrond VinFast, Conroe, TX
  18. DeMontrond VinFast North, Houston, TX

Hashtag: #VinFast

The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

About VinFast

VinFast – a member of Vingroup – envisioned to drive the movement of the global smart electric vehicle revolution. Established in 2017, VinFast owns a state-of-the-art automotive manufacturing complex with scalability that boasts up to 90% automation in Hai Phong, Vietnam.

Strongly committed to the mission for a sustainable future for everyone, VinFast constantly innovates to bring high-quality products, advanced smart services, seamless customer experiences, and pricing strategy for all to inspire global customers to jointly create a future of smart mobility and a sustainable planet. Learn more at:

Italian Trade Agency unveils The Italian Taste Lab at FHA-F&B

Italy: the largest European representation at FHA-F&B 2024 with 58 Italian exhibitors


SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 23 April 2024 – At the opening of FHA-Food & Beverage 2024, Southeast Asia’s largest trade show for F&B professionals, the Italian Trade Agency Singapore is proud to unveil the Italian Taste Lab at its official pavilion, during the Italian press conference.

The Italian Taste Lab at FHA-Food & Beverage 2024
The Italian Taste Lab at FHA-Food & Beverage 2024

Featuring addresses by Dante Brandi, Ambassador of Italy to Singapore and Brunei, and Giorgio Calveri, Italian Trade Commissioner for Singapore and the Philippines, “Navigating the Future of Food” took place on the 23rd of April at 11:30 AM. The press conference seeks to highlight more Italian trade names and businesses in observance of the steady rise in demand and popularity of Italian food in Singapore and worldwide.

Dante Brandi, Ambassador of Italy to Singapore and Brunei, says, “As one of the main exhibiting countries with 58 companies showcasing their products, the Italian presence at FHA is also enriched by masterclasses and live culinary demonstrations aimed at celebrating the best products coming out of Italy. A richness in variety and in quality, which is the reason why Italian cuisine has been nominated for inclusion on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity list. The numbers we have seen from our industry partners justifies our position as a gastronomy powerhouse, not only as a cuisine but as an industry attentive to issues like sustainability, health, and circularity.

We have been warmly welcomed by both Singaporeans and the government, with the government having just approved training by At-Sunrice GlobalChef Academy on Italian private dining in collaboration with the Italian Embassy. With their continued support we can look forward to expanding the Italian culinary and gastronomic footprint not only in Singapore but in the Asiatic region as well”.

As of January 2024, Italian food exports to Singapore have shown steady growth, driven by increasing demand for authentic Italian products in the local market. On its end, Italy has been exporting a wide range of food products to Singapore consistently, including pasta, olive oil, wine, cheese, cured meats, and specialty sauces. The demand is driven by the high-quality perception of Italian food products, recognised for their authenticity, craftsmanship, and gastronomic excellence. Further spurring growth is Singapore’s growing interest in specialty and niche Italian food products, marked by the evolving tastes and preferences of Singaporean consumers for products that are organic, artisanal, and region-specific.

Giorgio Calveri, Italian Trade Commissioner for Singapore and the Philippines, says, “There is an undeniable growing appetite for Italian cuisine among Singaporean consumers driven by the premiumisation trend that sees a steady demand for niche and premium Italian products. Singaporeans, as discerning foodies, also appreciate authenticity in goods and produce from restaurants and stores, driving demand for items with clear provenance. We are proud to be able to offer more to this conversation and growth. With our participation at FHA, we hope to be able to share more of our food culture that we are incredibly proud of with trade professionals and consumers here in Singapore.”

What to Expect at the Italian Trade Agency Pavilion

Conducted in collaboration with the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, the Italian Trade Agency Pavilion will serve as a platform for promoting Italian cuisine and food products at FHA-Food & Beverage 2024.

Showcasing their respective products at FHA-F&B 2024 alongside the Italian Trade Agency Pavilion will be 58 Italian exhibitors, the largest European representation at FHA-F&B 2024. The best of all things Made in Italy will be on show among the traders, ranging from pasta, cold cuts, cheese, olive oil, truffles, wines, and more.

Also making their appearance at FHA-F&B 2024, is Italian tradeshow organizer, Fiere di Parma, with a dedicated counter to promote the renowned Italian trade fairs CIBUS and Tuttofood Milano held respectively in Parma and Milan.

Beyond fine products, produce, and ingredients, miss not the Italian Taste Lab, an incubator platform that showcases Italian recipes and the best ways to maximise the flavours of Italian food. The Lab features 21 live cooking demonstrations hosted by a powerful line-up of 11 famed Italian chefs residing in Singapore, including 2 MICHELIN-starred chefs. The demonstrations will be inaugurated by Tiziana Stefanelli, winner of MasterChef Italy 2nd edition. Three masterclasses on homemade pasta, gelato, and pizza will also occur at the Italian Taste Lab.

Ingredients of the highest quality from the Italian regions will be featured during the live cooking demonstrations, with products provided by 9 Italian companies who will also be exhibiting their products at FHA-F&B 2024.

I am absolutely thrilled to participate in this captivating occasion, celebrating the pinnacle of Italian cuisine. It’s a joy to connect with the remarkable chefs showcasing their talents in the cooking demonstrations. My aim is to convey to the audience and potential partners my deep passion for Italian cuisine and its rich culinary heritage,” states Chef Tiziana Stefannelli, the winner of MasterChef Italy 2nd edition.

Also on the itinerary is a 30-minute seminar on the “Circular Economy in the Coffee Sector: Minimizing Environmental Impact and Reducing Waste – The Italian Case” that will dissect and discuss the many exciting and surfacing Italian food trends in the industry. This seminar is organized by the Embassy of Italy in Singapore featuring 2 speakers, Luca Ferraris, Managing Director of SACMI Singapore Pte Ltd, and Gianluca Anguzza, Founder & CEO of New Value Group, and will take place on the 25th of April at 11:00 AM in the Sustainable Food Future Seminar Theatre at Hall 7.

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Annex A: The Italian Taste LAB’s cooking sessions

Day Time Chef Restaurant Dish / Activity Italian Exhibitor
23 April 10:00 – 11:00am Tiziana Stefanelli

IG @tizianastefanelli

Welcome Drink
12:00 – 12:45pm Tiziana Stefanelli

IG @tizianastefanelli

Risotto alla Milanese with Grana Padano Caseificio Ghidetti S.r.l
1:00 – 1:45 pm Mirko Febbrile

IG @iammirkofebbrile

FB @mirko.febbrile

FICO MASSERIA

IG @ficomasseria

FB @ficomasseria

Olive Leaf Pasta with Clams and

Cannellini Beans

Oleificio Agnellaro di Terrasi Rosa
2:00 – 2:45 pm Stefano Sanna

IG @sannaste87

ALLORA

IG @cpchangiairport

FB @cpchangi

Ravioli filled with Codfish mantecato and mascarpone, buttery lemon bisque, parsley, dill
3:00 – 3:45 pm Stefano Sanna

IG @sannaste87

ALLORA

IG @cpchangiairport

FB @cpchangi

AlloraMisú, with Coffee, Lady Finger Biscuits,

mascarpone foam, cocoa powder,

chocolate chips

4:00 – 5:00 pm Daniele Sperindio

IG @chefdanielesperindio

FB @daniele.sperindio

ART by Daniele Sperindio

(1 Michelin Star &

3 Forks Gambero Rosso)

IG @artdidaniele

FB @artdidaniele

Grigliata Estiva

BBQ Watermelon, Oregano Caviar,

Octo-tomato, Green Almond

24 April 10:30 – 11:15 am Tiziana Stefanelli

IG @tizianastefanelli

Pesto pasta De Matteis Agroalimentare S.p.a
11:30 am –

12:15 pm

Simone Fraternali

IG @chef.simone.sg

FB @simone.fraternali1

SOLO

IG @soloristorante

FB @SoloRistoranteSG

Wild garlic risotto with balsamic

pork collar, raisin and spiced almonds

12:30 – 1:15 pm Tiziana Stefanelli

IG @tizianastefanelli

Aglio&Olio spinach linguine with black olives Olea Experience S.r.l
1:30 – 2:15 pm Antonio Corsaro

IG @antonio_corsaro

FB @antcorsaro

FIAMMA

IG @fiamma.singapore

FB @fiamma.singapore

Gamberoni di mazzara del vallo

asparagi, Burrata, Kumquat

2:30 – 3:15 pm Matteo Ponti

IG @chefmatteo_p

BRACI

(1 Michelin Star)

IG @braci.sg

FB @braci.sg

Canederli in camicia

Stuffed morel mushrooms,

buckwheat tea, pickled myoga

3:30 – 4:15 pm Tiziana Stefanelli

IG @tizianastefanelli

Risotto with Grana Padano cheese, balsamic vinegar and Hazelnuts Consorzio Tutela Grana Padano
4:30 – 5:15 pm Tiziana Stefanelli

IG @tizianastefanelli

Norma Pasta with fried eggplants, tomato sauce and cheese De Matteis Agroalimentare S.p.a
25 April 10:15 – 11:15 am Giovanni Minarelli

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LIMONCELLO

IG @limoncello_pizza_grill

FB @limoncellopizzagrill

Portobello mushrooms with Grana Padano Sauce
11:30 am – 12:15 pm Jaja

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DUOMO

IG @duomoristorantesg

FB Duomo Ristorante

Pappardelle Angus beef check sauce with Sangiovese & Rosemary
12:30 – 1.15 pm Antonio Miscellaneo

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LA BOTTEGA

IG @labottegasg

IG @casavostrasg

Masterclass Homemade Pasta: Gramigna with Salsiccia Sauce and Trofie with Pesto Sauce
1:30 – 2:15 pm Antonio Miscellaneo

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LA BOTTEGA

IG @labottegasg

IG @casavostrasg

Masterclass Gelato: Fiordilatte Gelato- Strawberry Sorbet
2:30 – 3:15 pm Antonio Miscellaneo

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LA BOTTEGA

IG @labottegasg

IG @casavostrasg

Masterclass Pizza: Pizza Margherita Pala Romana with Mortadella and Pistachios
3:30 – 4:15 pm Tiziana Stefanelli

IG @tizianastefanelli

Tiramisú limoncello and strawberry Vicenzi S.p.a
4:30 – 5:15 pm Tiziana Stefanelli

IG @tizianastefanelli

Caponata
26 April 10:30 – 11:15 am Tiziana Stefanelli

IG @tizianastefanelli

Soy “Straccetti” orange and coffee with potatoes cream and rosemary extra virgin olive oil
  • Joy Food S.r.l
  • Alimentari Italiana S.p.a
11:30 am – 12:15 pm Vincenzo Lavecchia

IG @enzopizzachef

ALLORA

IG @cpchangiairport

FB @cpchangi

Pizza with mozzarella, cherry tomatoes confit, purple potatoes, gorgonzola, roasted pumpkin, parsley pesto, sage chips
12:30 – 13:15 pm Tiziana Stefanelli

IG @tizianastefanelli

Linguine with cherry tomatoes,

Shrimps Colatura,

aromatic bread crumbs

  • Lalaina S.r.l
  • Oleificio Agnellaro di Terrasi Rosa
13:30 – 14:15 pm Tiziana Stefanelli

IG @tizianastefanelli

Sfogliatine with ricotta cheese, honey truffle oil and maldon salt
  • Vicenzi S.p.a
  • Caseificio Ghidetti S.r.l
  • Alimentari Italiana S.p.a
14:30 – 15:15 pm Tiziana Stefanelli

IG @tizianastefanelli

Coffee Granita with whipped cream

Annex B: The Italian Taste LAB’s Featured Products

Product(s) Company Name Website & Social Media
  • Grana Padano DOP “Sole e Luna” 24 months
  • Ricotta Cheese
Caseificio Ghidetti S.r.l Website: https://www.caseificioghidetti.it/

Facebook: @caseificioghidetti1937

Instagram: @caseificio_ghidetti1937

  • Vicenzovo Lady Fingers
  • Classic Millefoglie and Iced Millefoglie
Vicenzi S.p.a Website: https://www.vicenzi.it/

Instagram: @matildevicenzi_global

LinkedIn: @Vicenzi S.p.A

  • Rosemary Flavoured Extra Virgin Olive Oil
  • Truffle Flavoured Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Alimentari Italiana S.pa Website: https://alimentareitaliana.it/index.php/en/

Facebook: @fratellimantova

Instagram: @fratellimantova1905

LinkedIn: @fratellimantova

  • Lo Spaghetto
  • La Pennetta
De Matteis Agroalimentare S.p.a Website: http://www.dematteisfood.it/EN/index.html

Instagram: @pastarmando

LinkedIn: @De Matteis Agroalimentare S.p.A.

  • Soya Straccetti
Joy S.r.l Website: https://www.foodevolution.it/

Facebook: @Food Evolution

Instagram: @foodevolution.it

LinkedIn: @Food Evolution

  • Colatura Gambero
Lalaina S.r.l Website: https://colaturadigambero.it/

Facebook: @Colatura di Gambero Rosso di Mazara del Vallo

Instagram: @colaturadigamberorosso

  • Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Olea Experience S.r.l Website: https://www.oleumsicilia.com/

Instagram: @oleumsicilia

LinkedIn: @Oleum Sicilia Società Cooperativa

  • Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil
  • Extra Virgin Olive Oil – Linea Convenzionale
Oleificio Agnellaro di Terrasi Rosa Website: https://www.olioprincipe.it/

Facebook: @Olio Principe

Instagram: @olioprincipe

LinkedIn: @Olio Principe

  • Grana Padano PDO cheese
Consorzio Tutela Grana Padano Website: https://www.granapadano.it/en-en/

Instagram: @granapadanopdo
LinkedIn: @Consorzio Tutela Grana Padano

Annex C: Italian Exhibitors at FHA 2024

No Company Name Stand n° Website Products
1 Acetaia Borgo Castello S.r.l 5L2-05 https://www.acetaiaborgocastello.com/en/ Balsamic Vinegar
2 Acetaia Leonardi S.r.l 5L3-05 https://www.acetaialeonardi.it/en/ Balsamic Vinegar
3 Acqua Sant’Anna S.p.a 5K2-08 https://www.santanna.it/ Water
4 Agricola Fisicaro Sebastiana 5K1-01 https://extravirginolio.com/ Olive Oil
5 Amsmil 5K3-07 https://goandfun.mt/ Energy Drink
6 Arteolio Soc Agr S.r.l 5K2-03 https://www.arteolio.com/en_GB/ Olive Oil
7 Blanco S.r.l 5K1-01 https://www.blancodolci.it/ Dolci, cannoli, pastries
8 Bontasia Pte Ltd 5L3-01 Bakery products
9 Campo D’Oro S.r.l 5K1-01 https://www.campodoro.com/ Sauces
10 Caraci S.r.l 5K1-01 https://caraci.it/ cannoli and sicilian specialties
11 Caseificio Albiero S.r.l 5K3-11 https://www.albiero.it/it/ Cheese
12 Caseificio Ghidetti S.r.l 5L2-01 https://www.caseificioghidetti.it/ Cheese
13 Compagnia Alimentare Italiana S.p.a 5K2-11 https://alimentareitaliana.it/index.php/en/ Olive Oil, Other Oils, fragrant Oil Sprays
14 Consorzio Latterie Virgilio 5K2-10 https://www.consorzio-virgilio.it/ Cheese
15 Consorzio Tutela Grana Padano 5K3-08 https://www.granapadano.it/it-it/ Cheese
16 De Matteis Agroalimentare S.p.a 5K2-04 http://www.dematteisfood.it/EN/index.html Pasta
17 Di Marco Corrado S.r.l 5L3-01 https://www.dimarco.it/en/ Flour
18 Distretto Produttivo Dolce Sicilia Soc. Coop. 5K1-01 Sweet & Pastry sector
19 Ditta Drago Sebastiano 5K1-01 https://www.dragoconserve.net/ Conserves (Jams, Preserves)
20 Dolceria Alba S.p.a 5K2-12 https://www.dolceriaalba.it/it/ Pastry
21 Dts Dolciaria 5K1-01 https://www.cannolidisicilia.it/ Cannoli (pastry shells)
22 Fres S.r.l Radici Rosse 5K1-01 https://www.radicirosse.com/ Organic
23 Giuliano Tartufi S.p.a 5L2-08 https://www.giulianotartufi.it/en/ Truffles and truffle products
24 I Veri Sapori Dell’ Etna S.r.l 5K1-01 https://shop.gustoetna.com/ Various sicilian food products
25 Idb S.r.l (Industria Dolciaria Borsari) 5L2-04 http://www.idbgroup.it/ Dairy
26 Il Buon Gusto Siciliano 5K1-01 https://www.ilbuongustosiciliano.it/ Various sicilian food products
27 Joy S.r.l 5L3-14 https://www.foodevolution.it/ Soy Meat
28 La Rustichella Worldwide S.r.l 5K3-01 https://larustichellatruffles.com/en/ Truffles and truffle products
29 La San Fermese S.p.a 5L3-14 https://lasanfermese.com/en/ Cereals, Legumes, Soy
30 Lalaina S.r.l 5K1-01 https://colaturadigambero.it/ Colatura di gambero (prawn sauce)
31 Lameri S.p.a 5L2-07 https://www.lameri.it/ Cereals
32 Le Dolcezze Della Valle Dei Templi 5K1-01 https://www.ledolcezzedellavalledeitempli.it/ Pastry
33 Madama Oliva S.r.l 5L2-05 https://www.madamaoliva.it/ Olives
34 Maristella S.r.l 5K3-12 https://www.pasticceriamaristella.it/it/ Pastry
35 Mazza Alimentari S.r.l 5L2-13 https://mazzalimentari.com/ Various Food products
36 Neronobile S.r.l 5L3-04 https://www.neronobile.com/ Coffee
37 Nova Frutta S.r.l 5K2-05 https://www.novafrutta.it/ Fruits and vegetables
38 Oleificio Agnellaro Di Terrasi Rosa 5K1-01 https://www.olioprincipe.it/ Olive Oil
39 Oleum 5K1-01 https://www.oleumsicilia.com/ Olive Oil
40 Organa D.O.O. 5L3-14 https://www.organa.si/ Organic Food products
41 Organizzazione Vitttorio Caselli S.p.a 5L3-10 https://www.caselli.it/ Fair Agent
42 Paska’ S.r.l – Caffè Intenso 5L2-14 https://intenso.biz/ Food and beverage consultancy
43 Pasticceria Filippi S.r.l 5L2-11 https://pasticceriafilippi.it/ Pastry
44 Pastificio Gallo 5K1-01 https://www.pastaprimeluci.it/ Pasta
45 Rete Di Imprese Taste Of Sicily 5K1-01 Network for Sicilian companies
46 Rinaldi Superforni S.r.l 5L3-01 https://www.rinaldisuperforni.com/ Ovens and bakery equipment
47 Saquella 1856 S.r.l 5K3-04 https://www.saquella.it/en/ Coffee
48 Secondo Vergani S.p.a 5L2-07 https://www.vergani.it/ Pralines
49 Sterilgarda Alimenti S.p.a 5K3-14 https://www.sterilgarda.it/ Dairy
50 Steriltom S.r.l 5K2-01 https://www.steriltom.com/en/index.html Tomato sauce
51 Stramondo S.r.l 5K1-01 https://www.stramondo.it/ Gelato and Pastry
52 Tartufi Jimmy 5K2-14 https://www.jimmytartufi.it/ Truffles and truffle products
53 Terra Siciliae S.r.l 5K1-01 https://www.terrasiciliae.com/ Cannoli
54 Urbani Tartufi S.r.l 5L3-12 https://urbanitartufi.it/ Truffles and truffle products
55 Vicenzi Biscotti S.p.a 5K2-07 https://www.vicenzi.it/ Busicuits and confectionery
56 Virgilio Limited 5L3-07 https://www.virgiliofnb.com/ Consulting Firm
57 Wadi El Nile Italia S.r.l 5L3-11 https://wadialnile-eg.com/ Olives, Artichokes, Cucumber, Pepper
58 Witor’S S.p.a 5K3-03 https://www.witors.it/en Pralines
Regione Siciliana – Assessorato Regionale Dell’Agricoltura, Dello Sviluppo Rurale E Della Pesca 5K1-01

Hashtag: #ItalianExtraordinaryTaste #MadeinItaly




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Italian Trade Agency

Italian Trade Agency (ITA) is the Governmental agency that supports the business development of Italian companies abroad and promotes the attraction of foreign investment in Italy. With a motivated and modern organization and a widespread network of overseas offices, ITA provides information, assistance, consulting, promotion, and training to Italian small and medium-sized businesses. Using the most modern multi-channel promotion and communication tools, it acts to assert the excellence of Made in Italy in the world.

Through its headquarters in Rome, an office in Milan, and a global network of 79 offices in 65 countries, linked to Italian embassies and consulates, the ITA provides information, assistance, promotion, training, and cooperation in the industrial, consumer goods and services sectors. It collaborates with Italian Regions, Chambers of Commerce, Industry and Trade Associations and other public and private organizations. Every year, ITA worldwide offices carry out hundreds of promotional projects and provide personalized services and assistance to thousands of Italian companies. It also assists and supports foreign companies that want to establish or expand business and trade relations with Italian companies or to invest in Italy.

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Fiere di Parma

A three hundred thousand sqm exhibition complex in the heart of the productive districts of Northern and Central Italy: this is the identity card of Fiere di Parma. A business, within the Italian trade fairs organizers landscape, committed to partner with companies wishing to fulfill their expectations with solutions combining tradition and innovation.

The fruitful marriage between trade fair expertise and innovative ideas has led to the establishment of leading events such as Cibus, which has long supported and promoted Made in Italy food sector across the world; Cibus Tec, a privileged showcase for food processing and machinery; Mercanteinfiera and Gotha, the prodigious intuitions that over the years have succeeded to give dignity back to the antique sector as well as a professional dimension, setting trends, launching new lifestyles and inventing modern antiques and vintage.

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School Meal, Community Programs Target Malnutrition in Sekong, Salavanh

International Efforts Combat Malnutrition in Sekong and Salavan
Primary students of Ngiew school in Salavan enjoying their nutritious lunch

In the southern provinces of Sekong and Salavanh in Laos, communities have long been striving for food security in an ongoing battle against malnutrition. These regions, once synonymous with poverty and deprivation, are now witnessing a remarkable shift, thanks to the collaborative efforts of international organizations and the Lao government. Locals now have access to empowerment programs and basic nutrition knowledge to become self-sustainable.

China Railway Construction Corporation: Breakthroughs in Early 2024 Drive the Railways Modernisation

BEIJING, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 23 April 2024 – China Railway Construction Corp Ltd. (CRCC, or “the Company”) is proud to announce significant achievements in early 2024. With RMB 65.2 billion in national fixed-asset investments in the railway sector during January and February, up by 9.5% year-on-year, the Company has set a rapid pace and injected vitality into railways modernisation.

A Multifaceted Triumph Unfolding in Harmony

CRCC underscored its commitment to project schedules and efficiency after Chinese New Year, swiftly returning to work on 138 sites across 40 projects. The commissioning and operation of the Xinjiang Jiangjunmiao to Naomaohu Railway and the Chizhou to Huangshan High-Speed Railway in Anhui Province, along with successful joint debugging and testing, exemplified remarkable progress in control engineering and railway construction, showcasing technological advancements and effective collaboration.

Proactively Responding to the “Belt and Road” Initiative

CRCC leverages state-of-the-art technology and management expertise to undertake major engineering projects that promote international cooperation and regional prosperity. The Company showcases its participation and commitment on the global stage by engaging in the construction of upcoming or ongoing projects under the “Belt and Road” Initiative. This proactive approach highlights CRCC’s enduring dedication to realising the Initiative’s objectives.

Mr. Wang Xianjun, Deputy Manager of China Railway 11th Bureau Group Co., LTD, stated, “The Company remains resilient and adaptive in the ever-evolving global landscape. We leverage global collaboration synergies and emerging prospects by establishing strategic international partnerships. Prioritising sustainability, we employ cutting-edge technologies and efficient strategies to optimise resource utilisation, minimise environmental impact, and ensure durable viability.”

CRCC remains unwavering while maintaining strict corporate governance and fostering soil conducive to economic and social improvement. Through the transformative power of technology, CRCC stands at the forefront of driving railway modernisation for an interconnected world. The Company pledges to deliver exceptional services to society and fulfil its partners and clients.

Hashtag: #Business #Technology #Railway #Construvtion #BeltandRoad #China

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About China Railway Construction Corp Ltd.

China Railway Construction Corporation Limited provides transportation infrastructure construction services, spanning railways, highways, urban tracks, and real estate development and materials trading. China Railway 11th Bureau Group Co., Ltd is CRCC’s subsidiary that offers infrastructure construction services, including designing, developing, and constructing houses, roads, tunnels, municipal public works, etc.

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Trend Micro Unveils New Cyber Risk Management Capabilities to Anticipate and Eliminate Breaches

10-to-1 tool consolidation drives record adoption by thousands of enterprise customers


HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 23 April 2024 – Trend Micro Incorporated (TYO: 4704; TSE: 4704), a global cybersecurity leader, today announced the availability of AI-driven cyber risk management capabilities across its entire flagship platform, Trend Vision One™. This seamlessly integrates more than 10 industry technology categories into one offering, empowering security, cloud and IT operations teams to manage risk proactively.

The outcome: simplified management of the entire cyber risk lifecycle including discovery, risk assessment, prioritization and remediation, which empowers users well beyond what can be achieved with legacy attack surface management tools.

Early adoption customer Dr. Andrew Adams, associate manager of information security at Xsolis: “Trend not only offers us unrivalled risk scoring, but also makes sense of telemetry better than anyone else. This allows us to contextualize and prioritize risk to take rapid remedial action and build cyber-resilience. As a leader in our use of AI in health technology, Trend puts us at the forefront of security as well, enabling us to reduce breach risk proactively rather than being forced to react to incidents.”

Corporate boards are increasingly considering cyber risk a part of broader business risk management strategy, as recent regulations zero in on organizations’ cybersecurity posture and risk profile. Trend enables CISOs to communicate risk early and more effectively to business leaders and empowers overburdened IT teams to streamline workflows and centralize prioritization and remediation with an unprecedented degree of visibility.

Kevin Simzer, COO at Trend: “Industry demand for visibility across the attack surface isn’t new. This is why we see an increase in buzzwords like ‘platformization’. However, customers don’t want a stitched-together platform. They want true visibility and the ability to effectively assess risk. We’ve gone further still – enabling organizations not only to know where their most critical risks are, but also to mitigate and remediate them. With adoption surging in the first six months, security leaders and the broader cybersecurity industry are clearly on board.”

The new cyber risk management capabilities offered through Trend Vision One™ Attack Surface Risk Management (ASRM) will provide cybersecurity teams comprehensive, precise and continuous risk assessment across the entire enterprise environment. This marks a huge leap beyond siloed risk views and fixed assessments common among point solution vendors and stitched-together acquisition approaches.

Michelle Abraham, Research Director, Security and Trust at IDC: “As part of the Trend Vision One platform, Attack Surface Risk Management eliminates blind spots to provide consolidated risk visibility and management. The addition of extended detection and response (XDR) and identity telemetry works to amplify the power of Attack Surface Risk Management, to help organizations build resilience against breaches, minimize the attack surface and support zero trust implementations.”

Proactive cyber risk management has emerged as a critical initiative for enterprise business leaders, boardrooms, and federal agencies as breach volume and impact has risen – and as threat actors turn to AI to assist fraud efficacy and ramp up attack scale. 2023 saw a record-breaking number of publicly reported data breaches in the US, with more than 353 million downstream victims affected.

To learn more about Trend Vision One™ Attack Surface Risk Management (ASRM), visit: https://www.trendmicro.com/en_hk/business/products/detection-response/attack-surface-management.html
Hashtag: #trendmicro #trendvisionone #visionone #cybersecurity




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Trend Micro

Trend Micro, a global cybersecurity leader, helps make the world safe for exchanging digital information. Fueled by decades of security expertise, global threat research, and continuous innovation, Trend Micro’s cybersecurity platform protects hundreds of thousands of organizations and millions of individuals across clouds, networks, devices, and endpoints. As a leader in cloud and enterprise cybersecurity, the platform delivers a powerful range of advanced threat defense techniques optimized for environments like AWS, Microsoft, and Google, and central visibility for better, faster detection and response. With 7,000 employees across 65 countries, Trend Micro enables organizations to simplify and secure their connected world.