In January 2026, the company established its Hong Kong branch, further extending its overseas layout from Japan to Hong Kong. This is the first organizational construction initiative implemented after the company completed its Angel Round financing, and also a key step for the company's internationalization path to evolve from a single outpost to multi-point collaboration.

As an international financial, trade and shipping hub, Hong Kong holds unique advantages in capital flow, information exchange and business interactions. The establishment of the Hong Kong branch equips the company with a more convenient gateway for connecting with international capital, undertaking overseas projects and launching cross-border business cooperation.Compared with the Japan subsidiary, which focuses on technical synergy and deep local market engagement, the Hong Kong branch primarily undertakes business and resource liaison functions, and the two branches form a fully complementary positioning system.

The establishment of the branch also echoes the actual expansion of the company's business scope. With the improvement of domestic R&D and manufacturing capabilities and the deepening of market liaison in Japan, the company needs to organize resources and respond to customers on a larger scale. The Hong Kong node can help the company handle cross-border affairs more efficiently, reduce communication and transaction costs, and reserve channels for broader international market business in the future.From setting up the Tokyo office in 2023 to launching the Hong Kong branch in 2026, the company has completed the expansion of its overseas layout from individual points to a connected network in just over two years. The Hong Kong branch, Japan subsidiary and Suzhou headquarters cooperate closely, initially forming a division-of-labor framework covering R&D and manufacturing, technical collaboration and business liaison, providing organizational support for the company to make simultaneous efforts on both capital and market fronts.