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Samfine Creation obtained a Publication Printing Business Permit from the relevant PRC press and publication authorities, authorizing it to conduct domestic publication printing operations within the PRC. The Company believes this permit represents a milestone in its efforts to expand beyond its existing international focused order base into the PRC's domestic publication printing market. Leveraging its printing expertise and technical capabilities, Samfine Printing plans to explore opportunities in the domestic IP-based and educational publication segments. Previously, regulatory restrictions applicable to foreign invested enterprises limited Samfine's participation in certain PRC domestic publication printing activities and the Company's publication printing business was primarily focused on overseas orders. While this contributed to the Company's world-class manufacturing capabilities, the Company was limited to participate in certain PRC domestic publication printing operations. This permit is expected to address regulatory constraints and expand the scope of business activities that the Company may undertake in the PRC, subject to applicable laws and regulations.

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Building on its existing printing capabilities, the Company is committed to extending its industrial chain upstream. Recently, Mrs. Cheng Kwan Hong, the general manager and the Director of the Company, shared management's perspective on this strategic direction. "This development direction reflects our assessment of the company's existing capabilities and evolving market conditions," Mrs. Cheng Kwan Hong said. "Over the years, Samfine has built deep expertise in precision printing, specialty processes, and complex product manufacturing. We believe these capabilities may support us to do more than fulfill orders - they enable us to create." By combining manufacturing capabilities with content and IP-related collaboration, the Company is seeking to evolve from a manufacturing services provider into a creative partner for artists and brands. Mrs. Cheng noted that this strategic exploration involves viewing printing technology as a medium for culture and art. In pursuing this "Printing + Original IP" strategy, the Company has initiated a creative collaboration with Mr. Jin Cheng, a council member of the China Artists Association and founder of the JC Animation Museum in Guangzhou - China's first private animation art museum. Mr. Jin is one of China's most recognized comic artists, with works spanning over three decades, including the acclaimed series Xiao Ming and Wang Mao. According to Mrs. Cheng, this collaboration is intended to bring Chinese animation art to wider audiences. Samfine and Mr. Jin have developed an initial collection of products - including stationary, clothing, and gift items, which translate artwork from the JC Animation Museum into collectible, functional pieces. Each product combines faithful reproduction of the original artwork with Samfine's precision printing and finishing capabilities.

Samfine Creation received a letter from Nasdaq notifying the company that Nasdaq has granted the company a 180-day extension, until March 23, 2026 to regain compliance with the requirement for the company's ordinary shares to maintain a minimum bid price of $1.00 per share for continued listing on the Nasdaq Capital Market, as set forth in Nasdaq Listing Rule 5550. As previously disclosed in the company's Form 6-K filed on March 26, the company received a letter from Nasdaq that the company was not in compliance with the minimum bid price requirement. The company did not regain compliance with the minimum bid price requirement before September 22 and instead advised Nasdaq of its intent to cure the deficiency within the extension period.