SSET: The current round of the U.S. tariff policy will not affect the company's overseas sales and overall operating performance

SSET announced that the U.S. government recently implemented a "reciprocal tariff" policy, imposing higher tariffs. The company's main business includes the design and provision of natural gas liquefaction and air separation process packages, as well as the research, production, and sales of LNG liquefaction equipment, liquid air separation equipment, and low-temperature liquid storage and transportation equipment. The company's overseas business primarily focuses on Southeast Asia, Central Africa, and other regions along the "Belt and Road" initiative. Product sales have not entered the U.S. market, nor have they been exported to the U.S. through third-party traders. This round of U.S. tariff increases will not impact the company's overseas sales or overall operating performance. The company's raw material procurement mainly comes from domestic sources, and it has established a stable domestic supplier system. This round of U.S. tariff increases will not affect the procurement and production of the company's raw materials, equipment, or components