Shengyang Technology announced in the Investor Relations Activity Record Form that the South American project between the subsidiary FTA and the world's leading satellite operator is currently being implemented in accordance with the contract. The early stages were mainly software licensing, customized development, and small-batch delivery verification of terminal products. In the future, the company will rely on partner channel resources, combine the demand characteristics of the South American market, gradually expand the coverage of terminal products, and actively explore collaboration with local operators to promote large-scale project implementation. The recent international situation has had limited impact on the FTA's South American project. The project is progressing steadily as agreed in the contract. In the future, the company will continue to pay attention to changes in the situation and adjust its business strategy flexibly to ensure the steady progress and continuous benefits of the project. The core advantage of FTA's DVB-NIP technology is reflected in the two-way interactive capability of content distribution between satellites and IP networks. Relying on the self-developed Q-Stream platform, it can not only handle the signal transmission requirements of satellite Internet, but also achieve multiple OTT functions such as linear broadcasting, VoD promotion, targeted advertising, and whole-home streaming. Subsequent companies will continue to invest in R&D resources, track the iteration of industry technical standards, and further consolidate their leading position in the satellite Internet segment by increasing investment in R&D.

Shengyang Technology announced in the Investor Relations Activity Record Form that the South American project between the subsidiary FTA and the world's leading satellite operator is currently being implemented in accordance with the contract. The early stages were mainly software licensing, customized development, and small-batch delivery verification of terminal products. In the future, the company will rely on partner channel resources, combine the demand characteristics of the South American market, gradually expand the coverage of terminal products, and actively explore collaboration with local operators to promote large-scale project implementation. The recent international situation has had limited impact on the FTA's South American project. The project is progressing steadily as agreed in the contract. In the future, the company will continue to pay attention to changes in the situation and adjust its business strategy flexibly to ensure the steady progress and continuous benefits of the project. The core advantage of FTA's DVB-NIP technology is reflected in the two-way interactive capability of content distribution between satellites and IP networks. Relying on the self-developed Q-Stream platform, it can not only handle the signal transmission requirements of satellite Internet, but also achieve multiple OTT functions such as linear broadcasting, VoD promotion, targeted advertising, and whole-home streaming. Subsequent companies will continue to invest in R&D resources, track the iteration of industry technical standards, and further consolidate their leading position in the satellite Internet segment by increasing investment in R&D.