Translator：Wang Yichun

Following an exhaustive assessment by Sino-Ocean Group Holding Limited (the Group) of the credentials and scale of contending law firms, as well as the qualifications, experience, and areas of expertise of their legal teams, Shanghai Landing Law Offices' team, spearheaded by Senior Partner Wu Bin, has been successfully inducted into the Group's litigation lawyer roster. Esteemed team members encompass Senior Advisor Wang Xianglei, Senior Partners Tao Tingting, Associates Xiong Huan, Shang Linlin, and Liu Xuesen.

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About Sino-Ocean Group Holding Limited

Founded in 1993, Sino-Ocean Group Holding Limited made its debut on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on September 28, 2007 (03377.HK). Its cornerstone shareholders include China Life Insurance Co. Ltd. and Dajia Insurance Group Co., Ltd. Presently, Oceanwide Group is a constituent of several Hang Seng indices, including the Hang Seng Composite Index (HSCI), Hang Seng Composite Industry: Properties & Construction, Hang Seng Stock Connect Hong Kong Index, and Hang Seng China State-holding Enterprises Index.

Embracing the vision of "creating healthy buildings and social value", the Group aspires to be a multifaceted industrial conglomerate, with a primary focus on investment and development, while also branching into related new ventures. Their core operations span residential development, real estate development and management, property services, and a comprehensive suite of construction services. Their collaborative ventures delve into realms like real estate finance, elderly care services, logistics real estate, and data-driven real estate.

With a legacy of delivering top-tier products and unmatched services, the Sino-Ocean brand stands tall in terms of recognition, reputation and influence. In 2013, it was distinguished as a renowned trademark in China by Trademark Office of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce and has been lauded multiple times as one of the "Top 10 Brand Values of Chinese Real Estate Companies".