BCEG Environmental Remediation: Will Focus on Four Areas to Improve Performance

During an institutional research survey on November 5, BCEG Environmental Remediation stated that asset impairment provisions are an important factor affecting the company's profit performance on a basis, mainly arising from impairment provisions on certain accounts receivable, which has placed significant pressure on non-recurring profit for the period. The company is striving to improve performance, focusing on four areas: first, strengthening technological innovation, continuously optimizing process solutions, reducing costs through technology, and leveraging technical barriers to secure high-value-added quality projects while avoiding low-price homogeneous competition; second, advancing market expansion and business model upgrades, and optimizing the order structure; third, rigorously managing full-process contract performance to protect project gross margins; fourth, continuously intensifying efforts to confirm rights and collect accounts receivable to reduce the impact of bad debt provisions on the company's performance.