HANOV HOLDING

EV car charging stations are important infrastructure projects for the popularization and development of new energy vehicles. The rapid development of new energy vehicles in Southeast Asia has driven the demand for the construction of charging stations and other infrastructure. Currently, the bottleneck of tram development in Southeast Asian countries lies in the small number of charging stations, and investing in new energy supply services has huge market prospects. For example, according to the Philippine government's Comprehensive Line map for the Electric Vehicle Industry (CREVI), the number of electric vehicle charging stations that need to charge electric vehicles should reach 7300 by 2025, with only 338 stations actually in operation as of February 22 this year.

Hanov Holdings has reached strategic partnerships with several leading domestic enterprises to invest in and operate EV car charging stations overseas, including three state-owned listed charging station companies, five private battery swapping cabinet companies, and two self owned automotive battery manufacturers.

Main products: Investment and operation of car and motorcycle charging stations

Main resources: Chinese state-owned enterprises, investment resources of Chinese central enterprises, and Chinese listed charging pile companies

Main markets: Southeast Asian countries, Middle Eastern countries, African countries

Malolos City Government 2000 Charging Station Project in the Philippines

Philippine Seaoil gas station chain 400 charging station project

Construction of Malolos Substation Project in the Philippines

Manila Airport 200 Charging Station Project in the Philippines

Singapore adds charging station project

Indonesian government charging station construction project

Cambodian government's new energy charging station construction project

Malaysian government's new energy charging station construction project