Maigmit: Abnormal fluctuations in stock trading do not involve undisclosed matters that should be disclosed.

McGimitt announced that the company's stock had deviated by more than 20% for three consecutive trading days on June 15, 16, and 17, 2026, which was considered abnormal volatility. After self-examination and verification with major shareholders, as of the disclosure date, the company's daily operations were normal, there were no significant changes in the external environment, and no major events that needed to be disclosed but were not disclosed. During the abnormal volatility period, related parties did not buy or sell the company's stock. The company reminds investors to pay attention to trading risks and to rely on designated media information.