An investor asked Supezet about the announcement that the company signed an order worth 6.9 billion but reduced it to over 100 million. What was the reason for the company to give up such a large order? Is it possible that all the orders in hand may also change at any time? Supezet stated on the interactive platform that the chemical raw materials are greatly affected by international oil prices, market supply conditions, geopolitical factors, and other influences, leading to certain uncertainties in the execution of the original order's subsequent projects. If the contract continues to be executed, there may be risks of delayed future payments, which could adversely affect the company's cash flow and operations. Adhering to the principle of optimizing and reasonably utilizing existing production capacity without harming the interests of the listed company and effectively safeguarding the rights and interests of a wide range of investors, the company signed a settlement agreement and a termination agreement with the owner after friendly consultation. All orders in hand are being executed normally