10:16 SE ASIA PPT<00252> - Announcement (3) FSGZ FSGZ, a limited company incorporated in China on 31st December, 1993, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Full Safe. Based on the unaudited financial statements of FSGZ as at 31st December, 2004, the net assets value of FSGZ was approximately HK$21,400,000. The assets of FSGZ to be purchased by DGNS are machinery, equipment and inventory used for production of cling films (the "FSGZ's Assets") and all of them are free from encumbrances. The consideration for machinery and equipment in the sum of HK$3,574,000 was based on the machinery net book value of HK$2,399,966 as per Full Safe's unaudited consolidated financial statements as at 31st August, 2004 together with the premium of HK$1,174,034 to account for the machinery condition and the transfer of related technical knowhow. The consideration for inventory in the sum of HK$800,000 was based on its net realisable value. The total consideration of the FSGZ's assets is HK$4,374,000. FST FST, a limited company incorporated in the British Virgin Islands on 1st April, 1996, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Full Safe. Based on the unaudited financial statements of FST as at 28th February, 2005, the net assets value of FST was HK$981,500. Since 1st March, 2005, FST had not carried on any business and its main asset is a debenture. The consideration for the 100 ordinary shares in the share capital of FST was fixed on the basis of net assets value of FST as at 28th February, 2005. All considerations and other terms in the First Agreement, Second Agreement and the Third Agreement (collectively known as "the Agreements") are arrived at arm's length negotiation. BACKGROUND AND REASONS FOR THE TRANSACTIONS The principal business activities of the SAP Group are property investment and development, manufacturing and distribution of plastics packaging materials and stock broking. Amongst the above business activities, DGNS is particularly engaged in manufacturing of plastics packaging materials ("DGNS's products") and Nan Sing is particularly engaged in distribution of DGNS's products. FSGZ is principally engaged in the business of manufacturing cling films (which are used for making food wraps) ("FSGZ's products") and distribution of FSGZ's products in mainland China. Full Safe is principally engaged in investment in manufacturing and distribution of diaper films, distribution of FSGZ's products outside mainland China and warehouse operation in Hong Kong. The Board considers that the deal for the disposal of the Sale Shares to Mr. Kam represents a good opportunity for the SAP group to divest itself of the whole of our minority interest in Full Safe who is going to reposition itself in its core business of diaper films and to dispose of its machinery and equipment used for production of cling films and related warehouse operation. Simultaneously, with a view to increasing Nan Sing's production capacity and further expand its market share in plastics packaging industry, Nan Sing intends to set up production lines for the production of cling films. The Directors are of the view that the plastics packaging materials businesses of the SAP Group will be strengthened and diversified by the construction of such new production lines. So far as the Directors are aware, there is no suitable used machinery and equipment fitted for production of cling films, which may be offered to Nan Sing from independent third parties during the recent six months. In view of the fact that the Sale Shares under the First Agreement is disposed at a consideration more than its equity interest value and that the acquisition of assets is at a fair and reasonable consideration under the Second and Third Agreements, it offers a good opportunity for Nan Sing to widen its products lines which will further reinforce its position in the plastics packaging materials business. It is expected to bring a potential source of recurring income to the SAP Group and provides synergies to the existing businesses of the SAP Group, the Directors believe that the transactions under the Agreements (the "Transactions") are beneficial to the SAP group.