Kedge attaches great importance to the rights and interests of every shareholder. In compliance with the Company Act, Securities Exchange Act and other relevant laws and regulations, we treat all shareholders equally. Shareholders can exercise their voting rights through the shareholders’ meeting to participate in the company’s decision-making. All approval, discussion and election proposals in the shareholders’ meeting are voted on a case-by-case basis, and electronic voting is listed as one of the methods of exercising voting rights. The voting results are publicly disclosed in the shareholders’ meeting; in addition, the company’s website provides contact information for investors and shareholders to strengthen communication with shareholders on weekdays in response to the suggestions put forward by shareholders.