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1.0 Description of the Organization - S.F. Express Co., Ltd.

Headquartered in Shenzhen, China, S.F. Express Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as S.F. Express) have been providing domestic and international express delivery solutions to a wide array of customers since our establishment in 1993. Since its establishment, S.F. Express has been committed to improving service quality and to satisfying market demands. It has built an extensive business unit covering research and development, logistics, pickup & delivery network, etc. which spans the nation (including Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan). At the same time, its international network has been actively expanding; its service network now covers South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, and the United States. S.F. Express has been investing heavily in the company's infrastructure, and continually improving the end-to-end express delivery procedures that span monitoring, tracking, enquiry, and resource allocation, to ensure its continuous improvement not only in service quality but also in customer satisfaction. The fact is that every morning at 8 o 'clock, 150,000 employees and distribution of motion in the corners of the city, how to manage these employees, let them have the sense of belonging and acceptance, by is undoubtedly the system and culture. The founder is WangWei (English name is Dick). He was born in Hong Kang.

The Company provided one-day express services between Shunde and Hong Kong in the early days of its establishment. With our rapid development and internationalization, S.F. Express has now become one of the domestic leaders in China's express delivery industry. It develop land and air networks of express delivery in an active and orderly way, and focus on the construction of qualified personnel, which are the top priorities in the Company's mid- and long-term development. In addition, we actively explore customer needs and provide them with fast and secure distribution channels. It

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