ST Asia Pacific: The deviation of the stock price has accumulated to more than 12% for 3 consecutive days, indicating multiple risks.

*ST Asia-Pacific announced that the company's stock has deviated by more than 12% for three consecutive trading days, indicating abnormal fluctuations. The company is conducting a comprehensive self-inspection, sending inquiries to the controlling shareholder and the actual controller. The company's recent operations have been normal, and no undisclosed significant information has been found. The controlling shareholder and the actual controller did not buy or sell stocks during the abnormal fluctuation period. The company has applied to revoke the delisting risk warning due to restructuring, but it is uncertain whether it will be approved. If relevant situations occur in 2025, the stock may be delisted. In addition, the controlling shareholder and the actual controller of the company are planning to make changes, and there is uncertainty regarding the "Cooperation Agreement" matters.