Yiju Enterprise Holdings: Alexander Lawson hereby announces the overseas restructuring procedure of “Enterprise Holdings Co., Ltd. as an overseas representative authorized by the Company” on September 8, 2026), to submit a voluntary relief application and certification application on behalf of the Company to the Southern District Bankruptcy Court of New York in accordance with Title 11 Chapter 15 of the US Code. The application includes: recognition of major overseas proceedings, approval of overseas representatives, and various related remedies. Chapter 15 of the Bankruptcy Code is the mechanism by which foreign reorganization plans are recognized and enforced in the US. The Company filed a Chapter 15 case to apply for recognition of the Cayman process and implementation of the Cayman Plan. To this end, the certification application requested the court to make a ruling under section 1517 of the Bankruptcy Code, that the Cayman proceeding was an overseas main proceeding; to grant relevant relief under section 1520 of the Bankruptcy Code, and to enforce the plan, the Cayman proceedings, and decisions made in the Cayman proceedings.

Yiju Enterprise Holdings: Alexander Lawson hereby announces the overseas restructuring procedure of “Enterprise Holdings Co., Ltd. as an overseas representative authorized by the Company” on September 8, 2026), to submit a voluntary relief application and certification application on behalf of the Company to the Southern District Bankruptcy Court of New York in accordance with Title 11 Chapter 15 of the US Code. The application includes: recognition of major overseas proceedings, approval of overseas representatives, and various related remedies. Chapter 15 of the Bankruptcy Code is the mechanism by which foreign reorganization plans are recognized and enforced in the US. The Company filed a Chapter 15 case to apply for recognition of the Cayman process and implementation of the Cayman Plan. To this end, the certification application requested the court to make a ruling under section 1517 of the Bankruptcy Code, that the Cayman proceeding was an overseas main proceeding; to grant relevant relief under section 1520 of the Bankruptcy Code, and to enforce the plan, the Cayman proceedings, and decisions made in the Cayman proceedings.