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Huawei and PEA Jointly Release Next-Gen Intelligent Substation Solution


BANGKOK, THAILAND – Media OutReach Newswire – 30 December 2025 – An event themed “AI Empowers New-Gen Intelligent Substations” was successfully held in Bangkok where Huawei and Thailand’s Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) jointly unveiled an innovative next-gen intelligent substation solution, marking a new milestone in the digital and intelligent transformation of Thailand’s power infrastructure.

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William Zhang, President of Enterprise Business at Huawei Thailand, stated, “The new power system faces trends such as green energy integration and interactive power consumption. Digitalization and intelligence are key to addressing these challenges. As critical nodes in the grid, substations must be upgraded to enhance overall reliability. The solution we launched with PEA uses optical-visual linkage and AI-based predictive maintenance to enable intelligent inspections and efficient O&M, ensuring substations run safely, reliably, and efficiently.”

Pantong Thinsatit, Assistant Governor for Grid Network Operations at PEA, added, “Digital transformation is essential for high-quality development in the power industry. PEA is accelerating substation intelligence by harnessing innovation to reshape energy services. We’ve deployed intelligent unattended systems in 467 substations, using cutting-edge technology to ensure safe operations. Moving forward, we will push for full automation, eliminate data silos, and integrate smart poles, license plate recognition, battery monitoring, and emergency buttons for rapid, precise responses. This will make intelligent substations central to the energy ecosystem and provide a replicable model for industry-wide digital transformation.”

Traditional substations often struggle with three major issues: limited security monitoring, inefficient and error-prone manual inspections, and outdated cabling that causes high latency and poor stability, restricting multi-service processing and intelligent scheduling. Huawei’s solution tackles these challenges with three core capabilities:

Perimeter Protection—All-Weather Digital Security

Using fiber optic sensing and AI algorithms, the system automatically detects intrusions, links with video surveillance devices, and allows remote verification—shifting from reactive to proactive security with round-the-clock monitoring.

Intelligent Inspection—Innovative Maintenance

Multi-scenario AI inspection algorithms, computer vision models, and cloud-edge collaboration support automatic meter reading and transformer oil leakage warnings, enabling real-time remote management and minute-level fault responses.

Full Connectivity—Comprehensive Sensing Network

Intra-station passive optical networks (PONs) significantly reduce deployment time and costs, forming the power grid’s “nervous system” to deliver reliable, high-speed connectivity for intelligent O&M.

This joint achievement underscores Huawei and PEA’s progress in technological innovation and ecosystem cooperation. Looking ahead, Huawei will continue to work closely with Thai power companies and partners to accelerate the digital and intelligent transformation of the power sector.
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The Hong Kong Green Building Council Reaches Milestone of 100 “Zero-Carbon-Ready Building Certifications”, Launches Third Edition of “Climate Change Framework for Built Environment”

Advocates Industry to Harness Green Finance to Tackle Climate and Ecological Challenges for Building a Sustainable Future

HONG KONG, Dec. 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) held the Zero-Carbon-Ready Building Certificate Presentation Ceremony on 26 November, presenting 35 certificates, bringing the cumulative total to 100 certificates to date. This marks a significant milestone for Hong Kong’s building industry on the path towards net zero. At the same event, the HKGBC officially launched the Third Edition of the “HKGBC Climate Change Framework for Built Environment”, which not only updates the original chapters but also features a new chapter on “Biodiversity & Nature-based Solutions”, further responding to the urgent global need to address climate change and ecological conservation, calling on the industry to leverage green finance to jointly tackle climate and ecological challenges.

The ceremony was officiated by the Guest of Honour, Mr TSE Chin-wan, BBS, JP, Secretary for Environment and Ecology, the Government of the HKSAR, and Dr CHEUNG Tin-cheung, SBS, Chairman of the HKGBC. The event brought together approximately 200 industry leaders and experts to witness this important moment. A total of 35 “Zero-Carbon-Ready-Building Certifications” were presented, covering 34 building projects across government department, developers, property management companies and the banking sector. These include the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department, Sino Group, Great Eagle Group, Shui On Group, Hong Yip Service Co. Ltd., JLL, China Construction Bank, Citigroup Inc., Hang Seng Bank. Among these, five projects were awarded “Target Setting Certificates” and one project received the first-ever “Progress Certificate”, demonstrating their commitment to achieving carbon reduction targets ahead of schedule and highlighting the industry’s proactive action in driving low-carbon transformation.

The “HKGBC Climate Change Framework for Built Environment (3rd Edition) Launching cum Zero-Carbon-Ready Building Certificate Presentation Ceremony” brought together approximately 200 industry leaders and experts to explore pathways for carbon reduction and sustainable development in the built environment.
The “HKGBC Climate Change Framework for Built Environment (3rd Edition) Launching cum Zero-Carbon-Ready Building Certificate Presentation Ceremony” brought together approximately 200 industry leaders and experts to explore pathways for carbon reduction and sustainable development in the built environment.

The “Zero-Carbon-Ready Building Certification Scheme” is launched under the “HKGBC Climate Change Framework for Built Environment”, aimed at supporting the industry in formulating net zero strategies and promoting carbon reduction in the built environment. Since its launch, the Framework has recorded over 45,000 downloads, covering more than 50 regions globally, demonstrating Hong Kong’s leading position in the field of green building.

The Third Edition of the Framework has been revised by the HKGBC through the Editorial Panel and five Expert Groups comprising 46 industry experts. Major revisions include updates to the content and guidance on embodied carbon, operational carbon, carbon offsetting, climate risk assessment and disclosure, as well as showcasing practical case studies on climate adaptation and resilience. The edition also features a new chapter on “Biodiversity & Nature-based Solutions”, responding to the close interconnection between nature, biodiversity and climate change, and promoting Hong Kong as a low-carbon and resilient city.

Speaking at the event, Mr TSE Chin-wan, BBS, JP, Secretary for Environment and Ecology, the Government of the HKSAR, welcomed the launch of HKGBC’s Third Edition of Climate Change Framework for Built Environment. He said, “The new edition has incorporated the latest developments to address not only carbon emissions, but also carbon offsetting, biodiversity, and nature-based solutions. With local case studies compiled to illustrate effective applications, the updated Framework is a valuable reference for the building sector in achieving ‘net-zero’.” Secretary TSE also expressed appreciation to the recipients of the “Zero-Carbon-Ready Building Certificate” and thanked HKGBC for promoting “greener buildings”, adding that he looked forward to forging a more sustainable future together.

Dr CHEUNG Tin-cheung, SBS, Chairman of the HKGBC, remarked, “A biodiverse built environment can enhance liveability, residents’ wellbeing and climate resilience. However, human development can also disturb nature. As financial institutions increasingly integrate nature into their investment decisions, companies that effectively manage nature-related risks will have greater access to green finance. The Third Edition of the Climate Change Framework for Built Environment provides clear and definitive direction for the industry, helping enterprises strike a balance between development and conservation, while seizing green finance opportunities to jointly build a sustainable future for Hong Kong.”

Ir Prof. PAN Shu-jie, Chairman of the Sustainable Development Committee of the HKGBC, remarked in his closing speech, “The new chapter in the Third Edition of the Framework encourages the building industry to disclose nature-related impacts in line with established standards, and to assess associated risks, opportunities and dependencies, thereby identifying potential areas for improvement. We sincerely hope that this Framework will continue to advance Hong Kong towards a greener and more sustainable built environment.”

At the ceremony, Ir Harry LAI, BBS, Executive Director of the HKGBC, together with the convenors of various chapters, including Prof. Jack CHENG of The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; Ir Dr Raymond YAU of Raymond Yau & Co.; Ms Grace KWOK of Allied Sustainability and Environmental Consultants Group Limited; Ir Dr Bruce CHONG of Arup; and Mr Alexander (Sandy) Main DUGGIE of URBIS Limited, introduced the updates in the new edition and future development directions.

Furthermore, Ir LAI moderated a panel discussion exploring issues related to climate change in the built environment. Panellists included Mr Arthur LEE, JP, of Environment and Ecology Bureau; Mr Ronald YOUNG of Hong Kong Monetary Authority; Ms Kitty CHEUNG of Hang Seng Bank; and Ir Joe CHOW of the IFMA Hong Kong Chapter. The discussion covered policy aspects including Hong Kong’s Climate Action Plan 2050 and the Hong Kong Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance, how Hong Kong’s built environment can respond to climate change and leverage green finance to build a sustainable future, and emphasised the urgent need for the Framework to guide the industry towards achieving net zero emissions targets.

For more details of the “Zero-Carbon-Ready Building Certification Scheme”, please refer to https://zcrbc.hkgbc.org.hk/

To download the Third Edition of the “HKGBC Climate Change Framework For Built Environment”, please refer to:
https://general.hkgbc.org.hk/guidebook/ClimateChangeFramework.html

About the Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC)

The Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) is a non-profit, member-led organisation established in 2009 and has become a public body under the Prevention of Bribery Ordinance since 2016. The HKGBC strives to promote the standard and development of sustainable buildings in Hong Kong. The HKGBC also aims to raise green building awareness by engaging the government, the industry and the public, and to develop practical solutions for Hong Kong’s unique, subtropical built environment of high-rise, high density urban area, leading Hong Kong to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 and to become a world’s exemplar of green building development. The Founding Members of the HKGBC include the Construction Industry Council (CIC), the Business Environment Council (BEC), the BEAM Society Limited (BSL) and the Professional Green Building Council (PGBC).

To learn more about the HKGBC, please visit www.hkgbc.org.hk.

KuCoin Releases 2025 Annual Review: A Renewed Brand, a Year Built on Trust

PROVIDENCIALES, Turks and Caicos Islands, Dec. 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — KuCoin today released its 2025 Annual Review, titled “A Renewed Brand. A Year Built on Trust.” The report highlights a pivotal year in the company’s evolution, marked by a clear strategic focus on compliance, security, and long-term platform sustainability.

2025 was a transformative year for KuCoin. Guided by its mission to build a trusted blockchain infrastructure that enables the protected and open flow of value, the company transitioned from a phase defined by resilience into a new era shaped by trust, regulatory alignment, and institutional maturity. While continuing to serve a broad global user base, KuCoin refined its platform and brand strategy to reflect a deeper commitment to safeguarding user assets and operating within evolving regulatory frameworks. Key milestones included major compliance progress in Europe and Australia, the launch of a USD $2 billion Trust Project, and the completion of four internationally recognized security certifications — laying the foundation for KuCoin’s next stage of development.

Despite a dynamic market environment, KuCoin delivered steady operational performance throughout 2025.
The average daily spot trading volume reached $4.76 billion, representing 55% year-on-year growth, while futures trading averaged $6.47 billion per day, up approximately 30% year-on-year, ranking KuCoin fourth globally by futures volume. These results reflected a balanced approach focused on liquidity, risk management, and platform stability. These outcomes were achieved without compromising KuCoin’s long-term priorities, as operational growth in 2025 was deliberately anchored in security, transparency, and risk discipline.

Security remained a core strategic priority in 2025. KuCoin achieved the industry’s “Quadruple Crown” of security certifications, including SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, ISO 27701, and CCSS, reinforcing its commitment to institutional-grade safeguards. The platform also maintained 36 consecutive months of Proof of Reserves verification, independently audited by Hacken, and was ranked #1 globally for security by CER.live, underscoring its emphasis on transparency and accountability. Central to these efforts was the launch of KuCoin’s USD $2 billion Trust Project, designed to strengthen asset protection, risk controls, and long-term operational resilience. Alongside technical safeguards, KuCoin continued to advance regulatory alignment as a parallel pillar of platform trust.

KuCoin made significant advances in regulatory alignment across multiple regions during the year. In Australia, the company secured AUSTRAC registration and established a dedicated local office in Sydney. In Europe, KuCoin obtained a MiCA license through KuCoin EU, enabling operations under the European Union’s unified regulatory framework. In Turkey, the company submitted an official application to the Capital Markets Board (SPK), aligning with local regulatory requirements. This regulatory and security foundation also shaped KuCoin’s approach to product development, ensuring that innovation progressed within a framework of responsibility and long-term sustainability.

Product development in 2025 focused on infrastructure-level innovation and user experience improvements. KuCoin expanded participation products such as GemPool, HODLer Airdrops, and Spotlight, supporting user engagement with structured protection mechanisms.

AI capabilities became an increasingly important part of the platform with the rollout of KIA, KuCoin’s crypto-native AI assistant, alongside KuCoin Feed, an AI-powered market intelligence hub. User experience upgrades, including KuCoin App 4.0 and KuCoin Lite, balanced advanced functionality with improved accessibility. Additionally, the mining ecosystem expanded through the integration of KuMining and KuPool, achieving a top-four global ranking in LTC/DOGE hashrate.

Reflecting on the year, BC Wong, CEO of KuCoin, said:

  “2025 required us to make deliberate choices focused on long-term responsibility rather than short-term momentum. Compliance and security are not optional for KuCoin — they are foundational to how we protect users and contribute to the industry’s sustainable future.”

As the crypto industry continues to evolve, KuCoin stated it will remain focused on disciplined execution, regulatory alignment, and technology-driven trust. The company views 2025 as a foundational year, positioning the platform for steady, long-term development in the years ahead.

For more details, readers are invited to explore the full 2025 KuCoin Annual Review.

About KuCoin

Founded in 2017, KuCoin is a leading global crypto platform trusted by over 40 million users across 200+ countries and regions. The platform delivers innovative and compliant digital asset services, offering access to 1,000+ listed tokens, spot and futures trading, institutional wealth management, and a Web3 wallet.

Recognized by Forbes and Hurun, KuCoin holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001:2022 certifications, underscoring its commitment to top-tier security. With AUSTRAC registration in Australia and a MiCA license in Austria, KuCoin continues expanding its regulated footprint under CEO BC Wong, building a reliable and trusted digital-asset ecosystem.

Learn more: https://www.kucoin.com/

The making of an ethnically diversified China: The Achang ethnic group

BEIJING, Dec. 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — A news report from China.org.cn on The Achang ethnic group:

The making of an ethnically diversified China: The Achang ethnic group

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcT-ZT5vnIo

Oh descendants of the Achang people, do you know our history?

Today is a good day; I will tell you a story:

First, let me speak of Zhepama creating the heavens, then of Zhemima weaving the earth…

— Excerpt from the Achang folk epic “Zhepama and Zhemima”

Cao Mingkuan, a representative inheritor of the national intangible cultural heritage project of Zhepama and Zhemima, began hosting various ceremonial activities at the age of 30, Known as a high priestcalled “living robe” among the Achang ethnic community, the now nonagenarian manis still able to perform the complete chants of the epicfor visitors.

The epic “Zhepama and Zhemima” is the oldest component of the oral literature of the Achang ethnic group, serving as a vital source for nurturing the national character and cultural psyche of the Achang people. In the epic, the sky-creating god Zhepama and the earth-weaving goddess Zhemima create the world, while today, the Achang people are also actively building a better life with their own hands.

The world-renowned Husa knife is a testament to the ingenuity of the Achang people. The production process involves ten distinct steps, with quenching techniques standing out prominently. Through thermal treatment, the hardness and toughness of the blade are optimized— “flexible enough to bend around a finger, yet sharp enough to break hair and hard enough to cut through iron.”

The iron-making industry in the Husa region has recently experienced a resurgence.These finished artisanal knives are produced under a cooperative model, allowing for customization of components such as handles and sheaths, which in turn stimulates related industries such as jewelry processing and inlay work.

Xiang Laosai, a national inheritor of the Achang Husa knife making technique: “Each knife we produce supports multiple households’ livelihoods. Selling just one knife can improve the quality of life for many families. This drives us to continually innovate and invent.”

At the age of 14, Xiang began learning the art of knife forging from his father. Through remarkable perseverance and innate talent, he mastered the complete set of techniques required for blade crafting. Due to his exceptional skills, he is honored in his village as the “chief master of making Husa knife.” His crafted dragon-phoenix Husa knifeis now part of the collection at the museum of the Minzu University of China.

Besides forging Husa knife, brocade weaving is also a long-standing tradition. Outside a traditional Husa knife handicraft workshop where sparks fly from the blades, the diligent hands of Achang women are weaving a tapestry of a happy life. The exquisite Achang garments—such as tube skirts, tube scarves, and headwraps, with the help of the internet, are reaching far beyond their local origins.

Yin Chunhuan, general manager of Lianghe County Achang Ethnic Apparel Co., is an Achang woman. As a young designer, she also serves as an organizer for the preservation and promotion of Achang culture. In recent years, Yin has organized training sessions for Achang women in brocade weaving and live streaming, showcasing Achang culture to a broader audience.

Yin Gaichun, a staff member at Lianghe County’s cultural center: “This is the production workshop of our Achang ethnic heritage center. The brocade features a variety of colors; previously, the base color was solely black. However, with societal development, people now prefer a range of colors. In response to these preferences, we have created Achang brocades with various colored bases.”

Yin Chunhuan is also keen on promoting the development of the tourism industry, including catering and homestays, for households once stricken by poverty. By combining intangible cultural heritage and tourism, she has signed contracts with local women to form a folk art performance team, showcasing Achang culture to visitors and opening up new avenues for income generation and prosperity for the community.

The majestic Gaoligong Mountain range extends southward from Tengchong City, forming a traditional home for the Achang ethnic group. Cao Mingkuan continues to live in his old house, where the rhythmic sound of the loom weaving fabric and the crackling of firewood echo together with the songs of “Zhepama and Zhemima,”reflecting the Achang people’s tranquil yet vibrant way of life.

The most melodious tune is the traditional tune of “Eluo,” and the most beautiful flower is kapok. Sing a song of “Eluo”in praise of Zhepama, and pick a bloom of kapok to present to Zhemima…

— Excerpt from the Achang folk epic “Zhepama and Zhemima”

The making of an ethnically diversified China: The Achang ethnic group

http://www.china.org.cn/2025-08/06/content_118013116.shtml

 

Laos’ Inflation Reaches 5.6 Percent in December 2025, Utilities Drive Price Pressures

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Laos’ inflation rate stood at 5.6 percent in the last month of 2025, reflecting continued price pressures driven mainly by higher electricity, water, and household-related costs, according to official data.

This month’s inflation rate of 5.6 percent marked an increase from 4.8 percent in November and 4.0 percent in October.

Meanwhile, the consumer price index (CPI) is at 257.2, down slightly from 258.0 in November but significantly higher than 243.5 recorded in December last year, indicating sustained year-on-year price growth. 

The housing, water, electricity, and cooking fuel category was the primary driver, surging 18.1 percent. This increase was fueled by a dramatic 105 percent spike in electricity prices and a 40.1 percent rise in water supply costs, alongside higher construction and home repair service fees.

Other categories’ prices rose substantially. 

Healthcare and medicine prices climbed 14.4 percent, while education costs rose 11.4 percent. Clothing and footwear prices increased 8.1 percent. Household goods prices advanced 7.1 percent, and alcohol and tobacco products rose 7.2 percent. The miscellaneous goods and services category recorded the sharpest increase at 29.2 percent.

The Ministry of Finance noted that price adjustments in clothing and household goods were linked to fluctuations in the Thai baht exchange rate, as most of these products are imported from Thailand. The baht strengthened to its highest level in over four years against the US dollar during this period.

Despite the year-on-year increase, month-on-month prices declined 0.3 percent in December, offering temporary relief. 

Food and non-alcoholic beverages fell 0.8 percent due to lower vegetable prices, including spring onions, coriander, and cucumbers. Transport and communication costs decreased 0.6 percent, primarily reflecting a 3.7 percent drop in fuel prices.

For 2025 as a whole, the average inflation rate stood at 7.7 percent, a sharp slowdown from 21.3 percent in 2024 and 31.2 percent in 2023, when inflation surged in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic.

eBay celebrates Global Entrepreneurial Excellence at Exporter of the Year 2025 in Hanoi

  • Recognizing entrepreneurial excellence and cross-border innovation, eBay hosted 100 top sellers from global emerging markets at its annual flagship event in Hanoi, Vietnam.
  • Singapore sellers SCC Consignments, Creation Watches, and MachineryAsia, took home three awards from the event’s gala awards in categories such as Fashion, Collectibles, and Business Industrial Excellence.
  • The event empowered sellers with insights into emerging trends, AI-powered commerce, and strategies for scaling internationally, through a range of keynotes, interactive workshops, and networking sessions.

HANOI, Vietnam, Dec. 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — eBay, one of the world’s largest online marketplaces connecting 134 million buyers across more than 190 markets, hosted its annual Exporter of the Year 2025 event in Hanoi Vietnam this December, recognizing outstanding sellers from emerging markets who are driving global trade, innovation, and sustainable commerce.

Winners at eBay Exporter of the Year 2025
Winners at eBay Exporter of the Year 2025

The two-day event brought together more than 200 top performing sellers from Eastern Europe, the Middle East, India, Latin America, and Southeast Asia, creating a global platform for connection, learning, and recognition. During the awards night, 22 exceptional sellers were honored for their strong growth performance and continued commitment to delivering trusted world class buyer experiences. These sellers distinguished themselves by effectively leveraging eBay’s ecosystem, including marketplace access, logistics, advertising, and seller tools, to succeed in cross border trade despite ongoing global uncertainty.

Southeast Asia eBay sellers emerged as a standout powerhouse within the global emerging markets region. From Singapore, SCC Consignments representatives Lau Boon Yang and Junius Chia received the Collectibles Excellence Award. Dennis Tan from Typhon Machinery was honored with the Business and Industrial Excellence Award, while Amit Chilgunde from Creation watches earned the Fashion and Watches Excellence Award. In addition, Yuumi Ngui from Singapore and Johanthan Indra from Indonesia were named runners up for the Collectibles Excellence Award.

Setting sellers up for success with insights, tools, and resources

The Hanoi edition featured keynote addresses from global eBay leaders alongside interactive workshops and networking sessions, offering actionable insights into emerging trends, AI-powered commerce, and global growth.

Highlights included a 2026 global market outlook, category-focused workshops on Parts & Accessories and alternative inventory models, sessions on managed shipping and advertising strategies, interactive eBay Live experiences, and 1:1 consultation with experts.

Vidmay Naini, General Manager of Global Emerging Markets at eBay, emphasized the company’s dedication to empowering sellers: “Exporter of the Year 2025 is more than a celebration of success—it reflects the resilience, innovation, and global ambition of our sellers. At eBay, we enable businesses of all sizes to access more than 190 markets and connect with millions of buyers worldwide, empowering them to participate meaningfully in cross-border trade. Through trusted buyer relationships, a thriving circular commerce model and a strong end-to-end seller ecosystem, we are helping entrepreneurs transform global challenges into sustainable, long-term growth.”

To learn more about becoming an eBay exporter, visit https://export.ebay.com/en/

About eBay Inc.

eBay Inc. (Nasdaq: EBAY) is a global commerce leader that connects people and builds communities to create economic opportunity for all. Our technology empowers millions of buyers and sellers in more   than 190 markets around the world, providing everyone the opportunity to grow and thrive. Founded in 1995 in San Jose, California, eBay is one of the world’s largest and most vibrant marketplaces for discovering great value and unique selection. In 2024, eBay enabled $74.7 billion of gross merchandise volume. For more information about the company and its global portfolio of online brands, visit www.ebayinc.com.

Foreign Executive Witnesses Rise of Intelligent Manufacturing in east China’s Jiangxi

YICHUN, China, Dec. 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — A report from Jiangxi International Communication Center (JXICC): Since the beginning of the 14th Five-Year Plan, east of China’s Jiangxi Province has firmly grasped the key task of achieving new-type industrialization, advancing the “1269” Action Plan for modernizing pivotal manufacturing industrial chains in depth. Amid this profound transformation, insights from the front lines of enterprises have become a vivid window into Jiangxi’s efforts to improve industrial quality and efficiency.

 

World Influence Brought by Grinding Wheels

In the view of Yuri Shubov, CEO of Jiangxi Guanyi Grinding Co., Ltd., the past decade has been not only a period of corporate growth, but also a time in which he personally witnessed a comprehensive industrial transformation.

As a foreign executive who has long worked in the abrasives sector, Shubov has integrated the spirit of craftsmanship into production management and technological innovation, continuously promoting product upgrades and helping the company enter international markets.

“I have seen with my own eyes how the equipment on the workshop floor has become increasingly intelligent, and how product precision and competitiveness have continued to improve,” he said. “Behind this lies the support and upgrading of Jiangxi’s overall industrial ecosystem.”

From technological upgrading to the gradual adoption of intelligent manufacturing, and from local production to reaching global markets, his experience offers a vivid illustration of the steady and clearly defined steps by which “Made in Jiangxi” is moving toward “Intelligent Manufactured in Jiangxi“.

New Oriental to Report Second Quarter 2026 Financial Results on January 28, 2026

BEIJING, Dec. 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — New Oriental Education and Technology Group Inc. (the “Company” or “New Oriental”) (NYSE: EDU/ 9901.SEHK), a provider of private educational services in China, today announced that it will report its financial results for the second quarter ended November 30, 2025, before the U.S. market opens on January 28, 2026. New Oriental’s management will host an earnings conference call at 8 AM on January 28, 2026, U.S. Eastern Time (9 PM on January 28, 2026, Beijing/Hong Kong Time). Participants can join the conference using the below options:

Dialling-in to the conference call:

Please register in advance of the conference, using the link provided below. Upon registering, you will be provided with participant dial-in numbers, and unique personal PIN.

Conference call registration link:
https://register-conf.media-server.com/register/BI020d68a856074cdfb8b35fdbbf5fed20. It will automatically direct you to the registration page of “New Oriental FY2026 Q2 Earnings Conference Call” where you may fill in your details for RSVP.

In the 10 minutes prior to the call start time, you may use the conference access information (including dial in number(s) and personal PIN) provided in the confirmation email received at the point of registering.

Joining the conference call via a live webcast:

Additionally, a live and archived webcast of the conference call will be available at http://investor.neworiental.org.

Listening to the conference call replay:

A replay of the conference call may be accessed via the webcast on-demand by registering at https://edge.media-server.com/mmc/p/ceuzs6xr first. The replay will be available until January 28, 2027:

About New Oriental

New Oriental is a provider of private educational services in China offering a wide range of educational programs, services and products to a varied student population throughout China. New Oriental’s program, service and product offerings mainly consist of educational services and test preparation courses, private label products and livestreaming e-commerce, overseas study consulting services, and educational materials and distribution. New Oriental is listed on NYSE (NYSE: EDU) and SEHK (9901.SEHK), respectively. New Oriental’s ADSs, each of which represents ten common shares, are listed and traded on the NYSE. The Hong Kong-listed shares are fully fungible with the ADSs listed on NYSE.

For more information about New Oriental, please visit http://www.neworiental.org/english/.

Contacts

For investor and media inquiries, please contact:

In China:

Ms. Sisi Zhao                                                                  Ms. Rita Fong
New Oriental Education and Technology Group Inc.      FTI Consulting                          
Tel:         +86-10-6260-5568                                           Tel:        +852 3768 4548                       
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