On November 19, 2025, local time, the groundbreaking ceremony for OYH's Mexico Production, R&D, and Logistics Base was held in the QUMA Industrial Park, Tula, Hidalgo, Mexico. The ceremony was attended by Xiang Jinming, Vice Chairman of OYH Holdings; Xu Wei, Chief Financial Officer of the Holdings; Xiong Weifeng, Vice President of the Overseas Development Group; Yang Xiaofei, Vice President of the Overseas Development Group; and Liu Ze, Country Manager of Mexico , along with the local core management team. Government and business representatives, including Tula Mayor Yocelyn Tovar Mendoza, Economic Minister Irving Uriel Juárez Doniz, and Chamber of Commerce Chairman Francisco Rigoberto Aguilar Zavala, were also present to witness this important milestone in OYH's expansion in Mexico.

Mayor Yocelyn extended her warm congratulations on the commencement of the base. She noted that as a global leader in the building materials industry, OYH's presence in Hidalgo will not only bring advanced production technologies and management expertise but also significantly boost employment, drive industrial upgrading, and inject new momentum into Tula's economic development. She emphasized that the municipal government will fully support the base's construction and operation while continuously improving the local business environment.

In his speech, Xiang Jinming highlighted that the launch of the Mexico base is a critical step in OYH's global strategic expansion. Leveraging Tula's strategic location, the comprehensive facilities of QUMA Industrial Park, and the vast market potential of central Mexico, the base will focus on localized production and services, providing high-quality building materials to local customers. Moving forward, OYH remains committed to the principles of collaboration, mutual benefit, and shared growth, actively integrating into the local economy and society, fulfilling social responsibilities, and creating value for both the company and the community.

The Mexico Production, R&D, and Logistics Base spans 27,000 square meters and is planned in two phases. The first phase includes a 100,000-ton annual capacity mortar powder production line, a 20,000-ton water-based coating production line, and a supporting warehousing and logistics center. Operations are expected to begin in 2026, enabling rapid local supply and significantly improving delivery efficiency. The second phase will expand to include admixture and membrane production lines, gradually establishing a multifunctional, integrated regional hub for production and services, comprehensively meeting diverse demands in residential, commercial, and infrastructure construction.

From China to Latin America, and from technology export to local integration, OYH remains dedicated to its mission of "creating a lasting and secure environment for humanity and society." The launch of the Mexico base not only represents a key move in its global strategy but also stands as a powerful testament to the deepening collaboration between the Chinese and Mexican building materials industries. Building on this foundation, OYH will continue to strengthen its regional market presence, enhance its comprehensive competitiveness and brand influence, and contribute Chinese expertise to the high-quality development of the global building materials industry.