Shenzhen Fulintongshen Technology Co., Ltd. is the authorized Chinese distributor of American Elements Inc. With extensive experience in high-purity materials, we supply customers with metals, ceramics, polymers, and other specialty precision materials. Innovation Case Study: American Elements assisted Toyota in developing low-platinum catalytic converters. Challenge Under U.S. federal law, every vehicle on American highways must be equipped with a catalytic converter to remove polluting nitrogen oxides (NOx) and sulfur oxides (SOx) from exhaust emissions prior to release. This process requires catalytically active metals—most commonly platinum-group metals (PGMs)—which are expensive. In 2007, Toyota launched a project to reduce the amounts of platinum, palladium, and rhodium used in its catalytic converters. Innovation American Elements collaborated with catalyst manufacturers in the U.S. and Japan, supplying various grades of metals for testing and assisting in optimizing promising formulations. It also partnered with automotive testing laboratories to conduct in-situ 1,000-hour emission tests. Results A new class of catalytic converter coating material was developed, requiring significantly less palladium and platinum. In the final formulation, lower-cost cerium metal replaced part of the platinum-group metals. The following represents only a portion of the complete catalog of chemical manufacturing products produced by American Elements. If you do not see the material you require listed, please contact Shenzhen Fulintongshen Technology Co., Ltd., the authorized Chinese distributor of American Elements. I. High-Purity Oxides and Compounds • Boron oxide, 99.999% (5N) • Yttrium oxide, 99.999% (5N) • 3% yttria-stabilized zirconia • Calcium oxide–stabilized zirconia; calcium oxide–stabilized zirconia sputtering targets • Calcium oxide; calcium oxide powder • Chromium oxide nanoparticles / nanopowder • Hafnium oxide chunks; hafnium oxide powder • Iron(III) oxide nanoparticles / nanopowder; iron(III) oxide nanoparticle dispersion; iron(III) oxide nanowires • Lead oxide nanoparticles / nanopowder; lead oxide nanoparticle dispersion • Magnesium oxide powder; magnesium oxide nanoparticles / nanopowder; magnesium oxide nanoparticle dispersion • Manganese oxide nanoparticles / nanopowder; manganese oxide nanoparticle dispersion • Tantalum oxide powder • Tin(IV) oxide nanoparticles / nanopowder; tin(IV) oxide nanoparticle dispersion • Zinc oxide powder • Zirconium oxide • Yttrium oxide powder; yttrium oxide nanoparticles / nanopowder; yttrium oxide nanoparticle dispersion • Yttria-stabilized zirconia particles • Aluminum oxide nanoparticles / nanopowder • Boron oxide nanoparticles / nanopowder; boron oxide nanoparticle dispersion • Antimony(III) oxide • Ruthenium(VIII) oxide II. Nanomaterials and Dispersions • Aluminum nanoparticles / nanopowder • Boron nanoparticles; boron nitride nanoparticles; boron nitride nanoparticle dispersion • Boron carbide nanoparticles • Silicon carbide nanoparticles; silicon carbide nanoparticle dispersion • Copper nanoparticles; copper nanoparticle dispersion • Iron nanoparticles; iron nanoparticle dispersion • Nickel nanoparticles; nickel nanoparticle dispersion • Molybdenum nanoparticles; molybdenum nanoparticle dispersion • Gold nanoparticles supported on carbon black • Gold nanoparticles supported on titanium dioxide • Copper oxide nanoparticles / nanopowder • Calcium carbonate nanoparticles; calcium carbonate nanoparticle dispersion

2021 U.S. Land Market Outlook Report

Original: Yuansu Tudi (Element Land) At the beginning of 2020, the Element Land team held certain concerns regarding the U.S. real estate market amid the COVID-19 pandemic. At that time, we could not foresee whether the global spread of the novel coronavirus would trigger a “collapse-style” impact on the entire U.S. real estate market—as occurred during the 2008 financial crisis. Guided by this uncertainty, we adopted a conservative strategy in the first half of 2020, acquiring land in small quantities primarily to preserve value and ensure stability. The Element Land team has always believed land investment to be an exceptionally stable, low-investment, high-return asset class. Yet the land market developments in 2020 brought us far greater surprises than anticipated!! ≥▽≤ Land parcel sales volume in 2020 increased fivefold compared to 2019! In fact, during two months, all our land inventory sold out completely, prompting urgent restocking efforts! Now that COVID-19 vaccines have been rolled out, what does the outlook for the U.S. real estate market look like? Put simply, the widespread deployment of COVID-19 vaccines—and subsequent containment of the pandemic—has led to a post-pandemic U.S. real estate market fundamentally different from the 2008 financial crisis scenario. In 2008, the housing market collapse triggered the broader economic crisis, causing home prices to plummet abruptly. By contrast, the pandemic has reshaped Americans’ daily lifestyles—and these lifestyle shifts, in turn, have driven changes in real estate demand: • Remote work and working from home have become standard practice across most companies. • Video conferencing has largely replaced in-person office meetings. • Consumers increasingly prefer online shopping over visiting physical malls. • Food delivery services have supplanted frequent restaurant dining. • Homeowners now prioritize larger private spaces—for learning, working, and other activities. Based on our team’s on-the-ground observations across the U.S. and careful analysis of data across various real estate subsectors, we summarize the following key insights: Insight One: Urban → Suburban Migration Large numbers of Americans are relocating from major metropolitan areas to suburban satellite cities. Residents of megacities—including New York, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Chicago—are increasingly moving outward. Living in dense urban centers is no longer the top preference, as such high-population-density, compact-living zones represent elevated risk for COVID-19 infection. Remote work, normalized by the pandemic, has established a new habit of working from home—eroding the traditional employment advantage once conferred by proximity to city centers. Today, people prioritize spacious private residences, scenic surroundings, and robust high-speed internet infrastructure. Moreover, as remote work becomes more prevalent, regions previously considered too distant—two or even three hours’ drive from major cities—are now emerging as hot residential markets. Insight Two: More Rooms, Larger Homes

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Cookson Peirce increased its stake in Element Solutions by over 670%, now holding $16 million worth of shares. Element Solutions also reported strong Q2 earnings with revenue up 56.4% year-over-year.

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