On February 3, 2026, Cai Danhong, a member of the Leading Party Group and  Deputy District Mayor of Nanshan District Government, Shenzhen visited Realord Group and The Sincere Company Limited. Dr. Bryan Lin Xiaohui, National Committee Member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), Standing Committee Member of the Shenzhen Municipal CPPCC, and Chairman of Realord Group and The Sincere Company, along with Li Tianfu, Deputy General Manager of Realord Property (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd., received guests and arranged a meeting.

During the meeting, Deputy District Mayor of Nanshan District Government, Shenzhen Cai Danhong attentively listened to the business introduction of Realord Group. As a main board listed company (stock code: 1196) on Hong Kong Stock Exchange, the Group's businesses include financial services, property investment, environmental protection industry, and multiple fields in Latin America and the Caribbean region. The Sincere Company Limited (stock code: 244), also owned by Dr. Bryan Lin, is the "pioneer of the department store industry" in Hong Kong with over 120 years of history, possessing profound accumulation and influence in the retail sector. Dr. Bryan Lin provided detailed information to the leaders on the Group's development plans in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, particularly highlighting the progress of several urban renewal projects in Shenzhen, and expressed hope for continued guidance and support from the Nanshan District Government.

Cai affirmed the Group's business layout and contributions in the Greater Bay Area, and focused on introducing the latest investment attraction policies in Nanshan District and the Qianhai Cooperation Zone: The government is developing the "Qianhai Internationalized Hong Kong-style Street District" in Qianhai Trading Plaza, which includes the establishment of the "1 Yuan Start-up Street" offering a three-year "1 Yuan rent" preferential policy specifically designed to attract high-quality traditional Hong Kong brands and time-honored enterprises to settle in. This policy aims to further deepen Hong Kong-Shenzhen integration, preserve Hong Kong's distinctive culture, and help more classic Hong Kong enterprises find new development opportunities in the Greater Bay Area. The policy is highly practical, directly reducing costs for Hong Kong enterprises and providing favorable landing conditions, demonstrating the government's genuine support for Hong Kong-Shenzhen cooperation.

Dr Bryan Lin expressed his strong agreement with this policy and great appreciation for the invitation and support from the Nanshan District Government. He noted that since its founding, Sincere has adhered to the principles of "integrity as the foundation and service first," earning consistent trust from consumers. After Realord Group's acquisition of Sincere, the brand has been continuously revitalized with new vitality—for example, in October 2022, the Sincere Shopping Center officially opened in Realord Yayuan, Longhua District, Shenzhen, successfully bringing the Hong Kong "Sincere" brand into the mainland and becoming an important project for the Group's Hong Kong-Shenzhen linkage. The launch of the Qianhai "1 Yuan Start-up Street" policy serves as an excellent example of complementary advantages and high-quality joint development between Shenzhen and Hong Kong, offering significant opportunities for Hong Kong-funded enterprises. The Group will actively respond to the government's call, leverage its strengths in finance, property, retail, and other areas, and strive to introduce more high-quality Hong Kong brands to Qianhai, jointly building a well-established "Hong Kong-style" commercial district and contributing to consumption upgrading, cultural integration, and economic development in the Greater Bay Area. Realord Group has consistently upheld the philosophy of "rooted in Hong Kong, deeply cultivated in the Bay Area," and will continue to strengthen ties and cooperation with the Nanshan District Government in the future, aiming for mutual benefit, win-win outcomes, and shared development.