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润丰股份:2021年年报经营概要(英文版)2022-04-18  

                        2021 Annual Report of Rainbow       To be a Global Leading Crop Protection Company




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                                                            Contents


Section I. Company Information and Key Financial Indicators ....................................................................... 7


Section II. Discussion and Analysis of Management of the Company .............................................................11


Section III Company Governance..............................................................................................................33


Section IV Financial Report .....................................................................................................................44




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        Section I. Company Information and Key Financial Indicators

I. Company Information

 Stock abbreviation               Rainbow Chemical                        Stock code                    301035

 Chinese name of the
                                  山东潍坊润丰化工股份有限公司
 Company

 Chinese abbreviation of the
                                  润丰股份
 Company

 Name of the Company in
                                  SHANDONG WEIFANG RAINBOW CHEMICAL CO.,LTD
 English (if any)

 Abbreviation of the
                                  RAINBOW CHEMICAL
 Company in English (if any)

 Legal representative of the
                                  Wicky Wang
 Company

 Registered address               No.03001 Lvjian Road, Binhai Economic Development Zone, Weifang City, Shandong Province

 Postal code of registered
                                  262737
 address

 Previous changes of
 registered address of the        N/A
 Company

                                  20th Floor, Building A3-4, Hanyu Financial Business Center, High-tech Zone, Jinan City,
 Business address
                                  Shandong Province

 Postal code of business
                                  250101
 address

 Company website                  www.rainbowagro.com

 E-mail                           rfzqb@rainbowagro.com


II. Contact Person and Contact Information

                                                        Secretary of the board               Securities affairs representative

 Name                                          Xing Bingpeng                             Hu Dongju

                                               20th Floor, Building A3-4, Hanyu          20th Floor, Building A3-4, Hanyu
 Contact address                               Financial Business Center, High-tech      Financial Business Center, High-tech
                                               Zone, Jinan City, Shandong Province       Zone, Jinan City, Shandong Province

 Tel                                           0531-83199916                             0531-83199916

 Fax                                           0531-83191676                             0531-83191676

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 E-mail                                          rfzqb@rainbowagro.com                            rfzqb@rainbowagro.com


III. Information Disclosure and Place of Report

 Website of the stock exchange for release of the
                                                           Shenzhen Stock Exchange: http://www.szse.cn
 Annual Report

                                                           Securities Times, China Securities Journal, Shanghai Securities News,
 Name and website of the media for release of the
                                                           Securities Daily, Economic Information Daily, CNINFO
 Annual Report
                                                           (www.cninfo.com.cn)

 Place where the Annual Report is available for            20th Floor, Building A3-4, Hanyu Financial Business Center, High-tech
 inspection                                                Zone, Jinan City, Shandong Province


IV. Other Relevant Information

Accounting firm engaged by the Company

 Name of the accounting firm             Shangkuai Certified Public Accountants (Special General Partnership)

 Business address of the
                                         25th Floor, No. 755 Weihai Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai
 accounting firm

 Name of certified accountants           Zhang Lifa, Yin Zuoyong



The sponsor institution engaged by the Company to perform continuous supervision during the reporting period

      Name of the sponsor                Business address of the              Name of sponsor                 Duration of continuous
           institution                     sponsor institution                   representative                     supervision

                                     No. 6666 Shengtai Street,                                             From July 28, 2021 to
 Northeast Securities Co.,Ltd                                           Wang Zhengang, Liu Junjie
                                     Changchun                                                             December 31, 2024


V. Key Accounting Data and Financial Indicators

                                                 2021                     2020             Year-on-year change               2019

 Operating income (RMB)                     9,797,107,551.38       7,289,831,535.13                      34.39%         6,073,610,606.06

 Net profit attributable to
 shareholders of the Company                  799,718,982.72         437,634,530.57                      82.74%           339,337,470.60
 (RMB)

 Net profit attributable to
 shareholders of the Company
                                              798,010,406.55         438,276,863.19                      82.08%           328,232,603.59
 excluding non-recurring gains
 and losses (RMB)

 Net cash flow from operating
                                              791,071,609.73            511,874,913.50                   54.54%           746,615,721.97
 activities (RMB)



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 Basic earnings per share
                                                              3.39                    2.11                  60.66%                        1.64
 (RMB/Share)

 Diluted earnings per share
                                                              3.39                    2.11                  60.66%                        1.64
 (RMB/Share)

 Weighted average return on net
                                                        21.22%                    16.70%                     4.52%                      14.59%
 assets

 Total assets (RMB)                       10,311,655,543.89             7,293,867,946.37                    41.37%         5,279,992,205.95

 Net assets attributable to
 shareholders of the Company                  4,908,724,302.71          2,801,888,242.99                    75.19%         2,449,452,843.10
 (RMB)


VI. Key Quarterly Financial Indicators

                                                                                                                                     Unit: RMB

                                              First quarter          Second quarter              Third quarter             Fourth quarter

 Operating income                             1,811,987,233.25          2,202,080,867.86         2,744,280,268.65          3,038,759,181.62

 Net profit attributable to
                                                96,143,598.31            178,632,576.09            175,271,728.16            349,671,080.16
 shareholders of the Company

 Net profit attributable to
 shareholders of the Company
                                                83,683,638.61            182,597,527.74            177,336,755.37            354,392,484.83
 excluding non-recurring gains
 and losses (RMB)

 Net cash flow from operating
                                              -385,771,636.97               -82,685,717.16         769,941,347.68            489,587,616.18
 activities


VII. Items and Amounts of Non-recurring Gains and Losses

                                                                                                                                     Unit: RMB

                     Item                           Amount of 2021           Amount of 2020      Amount of 2019                 Notes

 Gain and loss on disposal of non-current
 assets (including the write-off portion of            -25,602,738.28          -14,803,882.23        -3,181,974.99
 asset impairment provision)

 Government subsidies included in current
 gains and losses (closely related to normal
 operational business of the Company,
                                                       15,234,035.09           24,934,631.23         18,344,984.45
 excluding the continuous government
 subsidies of certain amount or quota
 complying with national policies)

 Rollback of impairment provisions for
                                                          308,619.60                                    579,599.90
 receivables that are separately tested for


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impairment

Other non-operating revenue and
expenditure other than those mentioned               12,074,283.42        -10,200,580.06        -2,152,278.80
above

Less: affected amount of income tax                    339,152.38             26,515.88          2,069,651.24

Affected amount of minority shareholders'
                                                        -33,528.72           545,985.68            415,812.31
equity (after tax)

Total                                                 1,708,576.17          -642,332.62         11,104,867.01                --




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  Section II. Discussion and Analysis of Management of the Company

I. The situation of the industry during the reporting period

     The Company is categorized into the industry of chemical pesticide manufacturing in chemical raw materials and chemical

manufacturing. Pesticides are also commonly known as crop protection products in the industry, which refer to products with a

broader scope, including non-chemical pesticides (such as bio-pesticides, and bio-stimulants). Pesticides are known as preparations

for the prevention and control of crop diseases and insect pests. Pesticide products actually used are pesticide preparations made from

pesticide active ingredients and pesticide formulations. The active compound takes effect, and it is also called active ingre dients or

active constitute. In addition, depending on the targets, the pesticides can also be categorized into herbicide, insecticide, fungicide,

plant growth regulator, etc.

     (I) The development and trend of crop protection industry:

     1. Structural growth opportunities still exist in the global crop protection market with rigid demands

     From the global perspective, the crop protection industry is an existing market that has rigid demands and is steadily growing in

market shares. The demand for crop protection is closely related to the demands of humans for food and other crops. In recent years,

with the increase in the population of the world, and the continuous occurrence of pests and diseases, the scale of global crop

protection market is constantly expanding. According to the data of Phillips McDougall, a British market research company, the

global crop protection market scale increased from USD 35.575 billion to USD 67.629 billion, with annual compound growth rate of

5.07% from 2006 to 2019. It is not an industry featuring rapid growth in terms of the total growth rate, and it is also an in dustry that

lacks change or strong growth dynamic due to the limitation of the non-linear improvement of new compound development costs, but

it still has three clear structural growth opportunities: First, the continuous expansion of the market share of non-patented crop

protection products. Second, with the continuous expansion of non-patented crop protection market share, excellent multinational

generic companies grow rapidly (such as UPL in India). Third, with the promotion of different transgenic seeds and the resistance of

different active ingredients, the prohibition policy from the government has brought about the change of usage amount of different

active ingredients (such as glufosinate-ammonium and diquat gained rapid growth in the global market in the past few years).

     2. Non-patented crop protection market shares and excellent multinational non-patented crop protection companies

grow fast

     With the continuous expansion of the non-patented crop protection market shares, excellent multinational non-patented crop

protection companies have grown rapidly. The most eye-catching case in the industry in past few years is how Indian company UPL



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rapidly strengthened itself and expanded its market share internationally by acquiring Arysta and other companies with strong

channel brands and constantly investing in the self-production of important out of patents active ingredients. Excellent multinational

generic crop protection companies with high growth rate must have the following five features:

     (1) Fast response and decision-making mechanism (quick response to the rapid changes in the supply-end, cost-end and

market-end globally is needed);

     (2) Light structure and low-expense rate (fierce homogeneous competition in non-patented crop protection markets will make

gross profit margin of the market channels constantly decline);

     (3) Diversified and complete product portfolio for providing an integrated crop solution (not relying too much on a single ac tive

ingredient);

     (4) The broad global market coverage and channel, and the construction of the brand (not relying too much on a single market,

and having a good brand channel);

     (5) Be able to global power on a number of important active ingredients (advanced manufacturing on important active

ingredients to form the complete industrial chain from the factory to the farm, thus stabilizing the supply and cost advantage, and

supporting further expansion of the global market).

     3. The global usage amount of different active ingredients changes rapidly

     With the promotion of different transgenic seeds, the prohibition/ restriction policies of government, and the resistance of

different active ingredients, the usage amount is changing rapidly among different active ingredients.

     (1) With the promotion of transgenic seeds, the growth rate of global use of dicamba, and glufosinate-ammonium, 2,4D was

significantly higher than that of other active ingredients in the past three years.

     (2) The prohibition or restriction policies of the government have a great impact on the use of different active ingredients: For

example, the prohibition of paraquat in China, Brazil, Vietnam, Thailand and other markets has prompted significant increase of its

alternatives active ingredients such as glufosinate-ammonium and diquat; To give another example, the prohibition of chlorpyrifos in

Argentina, Vietnam, the EU, Myanmar, the United States and other markets directly has led to a significant decline in the global use

of chlorpyrifos, and promoted the rapid growth of other alternative active ingredients; Another example is the prohibition of

chlorothalonil in the EU directly has led to the serious excess of chlorothalonil production.

     (3) The resistance changes of different active ingredients require the mixed use of several alternatives for the same target

diseases, insects and weeds: For example, countries such as Vietnam and Pakistan in South Asia have habitually used a single

insecticide frequently and intensively, resulting in the rapid rise of its insecticide resistance and the frequent changes of different

active ingredients; For another example, the fungicide resistance of Brazil to prevent soybean Asian rust changes rapidly, and it needs

to be used alternately or mixed among different active ingredients.

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     The rapid change in such different active ingredients enables manufacturers who are relying too much on a single active

ingredients to face significant opportunities or major crises.

     4. The development of crop protection products market in different regions of the world is imbalanced, the growth rate is

different, and emerging markets are growing rapidly.

     In the past five years, the growth rate of the crop protection products market in different regions of the world has been different,

and the growth rate in emerging markets is faster, which is represented as follows:

     (1) The Latin American region continues to grow rapidly: Latin America has become an increasingly important source of

agricultural production and supply in the world. In the past five years, Latin America has sustained rapid growth, especially in Brazil.

     (2) The growth rate in the Northern American market slows down: The market size of the United States and Canada is relatively

stable, and with the increase in the market share of non-patented crop protection products, competition has intensified;

     (3) The Asia-Pacific market is growing steadily and slowly: In the region the growth rate of India and Indonesia is very obvious

and will continue to grow;

     (4) The growth rate in Africa is accelerating: With the development of economy, countries in Africa increase investment in

agriculture, and the market scale of crop protection products grows rapidly;

     (5) The growth rate in the Eastern European market is speeding up: The growth rate of Russia and Ukraine, in the region, is very

obvious, especially Russia, which has become the seventh largest crop protection product market in the world;

     (6) The size of the EU market is stable and slightly decreased: The EU's policy of prohibiting and restricting more and more

active ingredients, and the high product registration and maintenance costs to meet regulatory requirements have made this market

less attractive due to the high risk of registration investment and high amortization cost of intangible assets, despite its high gross

profit margin. The market size in this region is stable and continues to decline slightly, but the market for bio-pesticide and

bio-stimulant will become a growth point.

     5. The management regulations and policies of crop protection products in different countries worldwide are frequently

adjusted and increasingly strict

     To enter the market of any country, crop protection products need to obtain a product registration certificate in that countr y in

accordance with relevant laws and regulations of that country. Obtaining a product registration in country A does not mean that it can

be sold in country B. That is, even the same product also needs to be sold in accordance with relevant laws and regulations of each

country, to obtain the product registration certificate in the target country. The manage ment regulations and policies for crop

protection products in various countries around the world are frequently adjusted and increasingly strict, mainly in the following

aspects:

     (1) Changes in registration policies or approval fees have increased the registration costs of individual products in various

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countries: For example, the adjustment of the registration policy of the imported product of India in 2017, has made the registration

fee of a single imported technical products directly rise from 20,000 USD to around 400,000 USD to 800,000 USD now. In China,

with the implementation of the new pesticide management regulations issued in 2017, the registration cost of a single technic al

products of the old active ingredients has increased from about RMB 200,000 to about RMB 5 million now.

     (2) Registration policies are being adjusted towards high standardization and complication, making registration more difficult:

Even countries with very loose requirements are increasingly changing from accepting public data to requesting GLP reports. The

types of reports requested are more and more complex, which increases the types of data requested for the registration of a s ingle

product, improves the standard, and increases the preparation time of data, and some of the data is extremely difficult to prepare

professionally.

     (3) The efficiency of approval by the governments in various countries has dropped sharply with the spread of the pandemic:

The government departments in many countries have even stopped accepting any new applications due to the effect of the pandemic.

For example, in Argentina, SENASA has stopped approving the registration and application of any active compound products sinc e

mid-2020, making the time for new appovals generally longer and slower in most countries. Many countries, such as Argentina,

Bangladesh, Malaysia, and Algeria, have even introduced policies to limit the number of new approvals or new submissions per

applicant per year.

     (4) The registration process in those major crop protection markets generally takes a longer time: The process takes longer in the

world's major crop protection markets such as Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Russia, India, China, the EU and etc. In Brazil, it generally

takes 5-8 years; In Russia, India, and the EU, it generally takes 4-6 years; In Argentina, Mexico, and China, it generally takes 3-5

years.

     The above-mentioned changes in industry regulations and policies are very beneficial to those companies who already have:

registration team with registration skills KNOW-HOW in various markets around the world; have efficient decision-making and well

organized mechanisms; and already have a large number of registrations in various markets around the world.

     (II) 2021 global crop protection market environment

     1. The overall demand for crop protection products in the global market is strong

     The food security concerns and the demand for bio-fuel recovery resulting from the on-going global COVID-19 pandemic and

the weather-related agricultural supply problems, have boosted the global demand for bulk agricultural products which prices are

expected to remain high. The high price of bulk agricultural products will bring growers to expand the planting area and increase the

input of agricultural inputs, and the global demand for crop protection products will generally increase.

     2. The global supply chain and smooth logistics are facing unprecedented challenges

     Due to the continuous spread of the pandemic overseas, the detention of goods in many countries has caused port congestion,

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resulting in the lack of sufficient transportation resources in the global trade market, and the shipping cost has soared to a

record-breaking high level. In addition, many destination ports still can not deliver smoothly as scheduled for not being able to obtain

shipping space.

     3. The cost of raw materials and the market price of active ingredients fluctuate frequently

     (1) The overall cost is relatively stable from January to March in 2021;

     (2) From April to mid-September 2021, with the rise in the cost of many chemical raw materials, the market prices of most

products continued to rise;

     (3) From mid-September to mid-November 2021, due to the "double control of energy consumption", the prices of most

products soared, breaking through historical highs, and the domestic crop protection industry defaulted on a large scale;

     (4) After mid-November 2021, most products started to fall from historical highs because of the recovery in the resumption of

work and production;

     In 2021, the market price of most active ingredients fluctuated by more than 60%, and the rises and falls of prices were changed

frequently and quickly, which brought great challenges to stabilizing operations and avoiding risks.

     4. The crop protection industry is in an industry boom cycle, and the overall performance is good

     In 2021, the crop protection industry showed strong market demands and tight supply throughout the year. The prices of most

products exceeded historical highs, showing a unilateral upward trend. Benefiting from this, the profit margins of companies in the

industry have generally increased, especially glyphosate and glufosinate-ammonium, the profit margins of which have soared

significantly. The overall performance of companies in the industry is better than the historical average.


II. The Main Business of the Company During the Reporting Period

     Rainbow has always focused on the in-depth cultivation in the field of crop protection globally, and is committed "To be a

Global Leading Crop Protection Company" is the Company's vision. As a mu ltinational crop protection company established in

China, the Company is actively promoting the realization of "From Made in China to Globalization of Chinese Brands".

     The Company's main products include comprehensive product portfolios of five categories, i.e herbicides, insecticides,

fungicides, plant growth regulators and seed treatments.

     With the presence worldwide, The Company has four manufacturing bases respectively in Wei Fang, Qingdao (Shandong

Province, China), P ingluo (Ningxia Province, China) and Argentina in South America.. It has established more than 60 subsidiaries

overseas, and has carried out business in more than 80 countries and regions around the world, thus improving the global marketing

network actively and constantly.

     Rainbow has built a complete industrial chain covering the R&D and manufacturing of pesticide active ingredients and

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formulations, as well as brands, channels, sales and services targeting the global market. Relying on the self-production capacity,

strong domestic supply chain and global marketing network, Rainbow is characterized by "Light structure, Fast response", and builds

an international professional team with the values of "Open and Inclusive, Together We Work, Together We Win", originating from

China and serving the world.

     As a multinational crop protection company established in China, Rainbow has always been leading in the export of crop

protection products in China. In the rating organized by CAC(the Organizing Committee of China International Agrochemical &

Crop Protection Exhibition), the Company has ranked number one in the "Top 20 Chinese Pesticide Exporters" for six consecutive

years. According to the TOP20 list of global agrochemical companies released by Agropages, the Company ranked 11th in the

industry in 2020.


III. Analysis of Core Competitiveness

     1. Originating from China Serving the world---the unique business model to achieve “From Made in China

to Globalization of Chinese Brands”

     In the early years after the Company's establishment, relying on the experience accumulated by the founding team in the crop

protection industry, it participated in the global pesticide industry chain as an active ingredients manufacturer and supplie r. It

achieved rapid growth and initial accumulation with the help of the rapid development of the global crop protection products market

and the wave of industrial transfer to emerging countries such as China.

     With the changes in the global economic environment, the global crop protection industry is also undergoing changes.

Especially after the outbreak of the financial crisis in 2008, affected by the decline in overall market demand, the overcapacity

problem of domestic manufacturing industry was more and more prominent due to years of continuous low-level repeated production.

Many products were oversupplied and generated vicious price competition, which adversely affected the profitability of enterprises

in the industry. In response to the challenges brought about by changes in domestic and foreign economic and market environments,

the Company responded quickly. Since the second half of 2008, it began to explore and plan the optimization and upgrading of the

Company's sales model and development route. The Company has gradually formed a global marketing network with

“Team+P latform+Innovation” as the basic elements, combining the traditional export mode of crop protection products with the

overseas independent registration mode, and featuring a “Quick Market Access Platform”.

     The core of the "Quick Market Access Platform” is to obtain the registration of a rich and complete product portfolio in each

target country and to adhere to the concept of open platform. The rich and complete product portfolio registration can provide

growers with integrated crop solutions, and the concept of open platform enables the Company to build its own local team based on



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the target country platform, to carry out the B-C business model of its own brand. In addition, the Company adopts flexible way to

open the platform to other excellent partners to carry out B-B operation. Based on this open platform, the Company can rapidly

expand market share through multiple channels including the Company's self-built team and cooperation with industry partners.

     In each target country, the Company adheres to the combination of the traditional export model of crop protection products and

the overseas self-registration model. The Company can flexibly adjust and switch between different market roles such as suppliers,

brand owners and service providers according to changes in market scenarios and product differences. Two models promote and

complement each other. The traditional export model provides a solid customer base and market awareness for business expansio n

under the overseas self-registration model. The abundant overseas self-registration not only greatly improves the Company's brand

awareness, but also can better meet customer needs with more various products and improve the intimacy with customers, which is

more conducive to the development of the Company's traditional export business.

     At present, the Company's traditional export business model still accounts for a considerable proportion of revenue. In futur e,

with the continuous increase of the Company's overseas self-registration quantities and the continuous improvement of the

construction of the global marketing network characterized by “Quick Market Access Platform”, the proportion of revenue of the

overseas self-registration model and the proportion of B-C revenue of self-owned brands will be further increased. In addition, the

Company's profitability and capabilities to maintain sustainable and stable growth and operation will be significantly improved, so as

to achieve stable, sustainable and rapid growth in performance.

     According to the mid-term strategic plan, the Company is speeding up and increasing the investment in overseas

self-registration to enrich the product portfolio in each target country, and starting the construction of a “Quick Market Access

Platform” in more target countries. In the meanwhile, the Company also adheres to the characteristics of “Light Structure, Fast

Response” to accelerate the development of its own brand B-C business in each target country. With its own strength and China's

strong supply chain, the Company is striving to achieve “From Made in China to Globalization of Chinese Brands”.

     2. Clear and firmly implemented strategic plan

     In 2019, based on the BLM model, with the participation of all core team members, the Company reached a consensus and

determined the mid-term strategic plan for 2020-2024 after in-depth and sufficient discussions. The mid-term strategic plan was

formulated based on the guidelines of “Persisting in doing the difficult but correct work; Moving towards the forefront of industrial

value chain; Building a complete industrial chain”.


     After the mid-term strategic plan is completed, the Company organizes an annual review and update in the middle of each year

to ensure that the ten key tasks formulated around the plan keep pace with the times. Based on the mid-term strategic plan, the

Company formulates the annual business plan, annual department work plan and personal PBC. After decoding level by level, it


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forms a strategic plan implementation map, summarizes, reviews and comments on the implementation every quar ter, and proposes

the next improvement plan to ensure that all staff focus on strategic planning and annual work plans, and work together to ac hieve

the goals.


      3. A professional, committed and international core team

     The Company has nurtured a stable operation team. For more than 20 years, the operation team led by founding shareholders,

Wicky Wang, Sun Guoqing, Cathy Chiu, Yuan Liangguo and Liu Yuanqiang, has focused on the sector of crop protection industry.

They have a profound expertise and rich hands-on experiences with insights into segmented markets and development trends

globally.


     The Company's vision is “To be a Global Leading Crop Protection Company” and its mission is “All about Growing". The core

values of the Company are“Customer Oriented; Rapid Response; Constant Effort; Open and Inclusive; Together We Work; Together

We Win”. With the guidance of the vision, mission and core values, and by practicing them, the Company builds cultural identities

and unity of team members. Through continuously improving positions, salaries and benefits, performances and training systems, the

Company builds an international team to facilitate global business expansion.


     To fully implement the core value of “Together We Win”, the Company has launched a restricted share incentive plan for

excellent core members of the operational team other than the founding shareholders in 2021. This will be an integral part of the

Company’s efforts in continuously improving positions, salaries and benefits, performances and training systems with an aim to build

a united international team who will pay collective efforts towards shared goals.


      4. R& D and innovate support for advanced manufacturing

     Since the financial crisis in 2008, under the influence of decreasing demands on the market and with aggravated

over-productivity due to continuous low-level repeated construction in China domestic manufacturing sector for years, the China

domestic market has seen excessive supplies of the crop protection products and vicious price competition which exerts negative

influences on the profits of the companies in the industry. In response to the challenges brought by the domestic& foreign economic

environment and changes in the market, the operation team determined to invest resources and focus on business expansion and

deepening of the global market between 2008 to 2019 after analysis and discussion, and built a global marketing network which

features as “Quick Market Access Platform”.

     At this stage, matching with the strategic planning, the Company mostly concentrates its R&D and innovation resources on

development of differentiated formulations oriented by the pain points of the end market. So far, the Company has set up a R& D

team to facilitate rapid development of all different types formulations to satisfy the demand from clients around the world. The


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development features as rapid, cost-effective, compliant with laws and regulations of varied countries and globally leading.

     Since 2017, with the improvement of national security and environmental protection management requirements and law

enforcement, non-compliant and technological backward production capacity in the domestic crop protection manufacturing industry

has been cleared out. Large compliant active ingredients manufacturers have gotten into a favorable development and growth cycle

which is expected to last for quite a long time. During this cycle, more and more active ingredients producers are seeking

technological breakthroughs in automatic production, continuity, environmental protection and other aspects to meet the requirements

of laws& regulations and stable production. Once they achieve the breakthroughs, they can expand the production into larger s cale as

to dominate the global market in that product.

     The Company has spotted this trend on the active ingredients manufacturing early, and thus shifted its resources of R&D to the

advanced manufacturing of active ingredients in 2019. To achieve large-scale production of active ingredients by utilizing globally

leading technologies, on basis of the network built in the course of the long-term international market expansion and the Company’s

international vision, the Company has actively gathered top experts from varied segmented domains and optimized the R&D work

flow. So far, the Company has set up an international R&D team with globally leading expertise and a science-based, rigorous,

efficient and systematic work flow. That has given strong support to the successful execution and stable operation of the act ive

ingredients synthesis program in the long-term planning.

     According to the Company’s medium-term planning, the main measures and focus of the Company in R&D and innovation are

as follows:

     (1)Select out of patent active ingredients for R&D and manufacturing investment. For those active ingredients, the company

will only choose those products which can: support the company with great significance for expanding global markets; have lar ge

volume to have scale effects; have fairly large room for technological improvement. And the Company will only invest on those

active ingredients which the company has global advanced technology and leading scale. So far, there are 7 such critical active

ingredients in the plan;

     (2)Select important active ingredients which patents are about to be expired soon, and also have higher potential market

growth globally. For those active ingredients, The company is plan to be the first entrants after the patent is expired. So far, there are

3 such critical active ingredients in the plan;

     (3)Research, develop and launch differentiated formulations to focus the solution on those important pain points for end users

around the globe. This type of market driven R&D have seen considerable success on many target markets. The Company has

summarized the methodology from the practice and paid full efforts in implementing the methodology.

      5. Broadly covered global marketing network

     The Company's business covers the world, with four manufacturing bases in Wei Fang, Qingdao (Shandong Province, China),

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Pingluo (Ningxia Province, China) and Argentina in South America. The Company has set up over 60 subsidiaries overseas with its

businesses in over 80 countries. With strong global registration competence, the Company is expanding its global marketing ne twork

at high speed.

     According to the Company’s medium-term strategic plan (updated in 2021), in terms of the construction of “Quick Market

Access Platform”, the Company will complete the construction of the platform in all major markets except the United States, Canada

and Japan by 2024. In addition, the Company will complete the construction of the platform in all major markets between 2025 and

2029 . In terms of running self-branded B-C business by setting up local teams, the Company will implement this plan in no less than

16 new target countries by the end of 2024.

     6. Based on the complete industrial chain and deep understanding of the whole process, with the advantages

of "Light Structure, Fast Response ".

     The Company has built a complete industrial chain involving research and development of active ingredients, manufacturing,

branding towards the global market, trading channels, sales and services from the factory to the farm. The Company also has a deep

understanding of the whole industrial chain and can also harvest from each value chain. By leveraging its own productivity, strong

supply chain in China and a global marketing network, the Company responds to changes on the supply side, cost side and globa l

market rapidly, which features as "Light Structure, Fast Response".

     The global marketing network enables the Company to gain insights in the market dynamics and advert risks of blind

investment in R&D and manufacturing side.

     The global vision, international professional team and its core values of "Open and Inclusive, Together We work, Together We

Win” also help the Company successfully integrate the upstream side and downstream side of the global industrial chain as well as to

grow rapidly in the capital market.


Ⅳ. Analysis on main businesses

1. Overview


     Rainbow's present medium-term strategic plan(2020-2024) was drawn under the guiding principle of “Persisting in doing the

difficult but correct work; Moving towards the forefront of industrial value chain; Building a complete industrial chain ”. On basis of

this medium-term strategic plan, the Company will continue focusing on R&D and innovation-backed advanced manufacturing and

improving the global marketing network. Following is the summary of progresses made in these two aspects in this year.

     I. R&D and innovation-backed advanced manufacturing

     1. Team building: In 2021, the Company has recruited 49 new staff to the technology line, including 2 doctoral graduates and 2 9


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master graduates, through recruitment campaigns at domestic universities and colleges and social recruitment. Meanwhile, with a

wide expertise network build through years in the international market and an international vision, the Company has actively

integrated top experts in segmented domains and further improved R&D processes. So far, the Company has preliminarily built an

international technology team with top expertise and a science-based, rigorous, effective and systematic work flow which provides

strong support o successful construction and stable operation of programs in the Company planning.

    2. Project planning: Under the guidance of the Company’s medium-term strategic plan, by leveraging advantages in sharp

market sensitivity and full transparent industrial chain, the Company has selected systematic, rigorous and targeted products for

medium-term product planning. In terms of manufacturing active ingredients, there are 7 important out of patent active ingredients

and 3 important active ingredients which patents will be expired soon in the R&D chain. They are all handled by different project

teams in steady progress.

    3. Progress of execution: In terms of manufacturing active ingredients, the Company has developed and optimized processing

technologies of manufacturing important active ingredients based on goals of automation, continuity and environmental protection to

make the processing more refined and green chemical technology. So far, a full auto and continuous process, green technology for

one active ingredient built in China, has been put into operation; One project has finished detailed design and is in progress; One

project has been in progress with key equipment under development, which is expected to complete and put into operation in 20 23.

    The successful execution and stable operation of each project in the medium-term strategic planning will gradually improve the

whole industrial chain of Rainbow and provide strong support to the expansion of the global market.

     (II)Improving the Global Marketing Network

    1. Team building: The marketing and registration team has rapidly expanded through recruitment campaig ns at domestic

universities and colleges, social recruitment and local recruitment in different countries. Especially after enhancing recruitment of

local staff in foreign countries, the set-up and management of international teams has become more systemat ic and mature. With

more young staff joining the team, the Company has further enriched and optimized the marketing and registration training scheme

and serial training materials. It has successfully organized 4-month Training program for new staff recruited at universities and

colleges and an annual 1-week intelligence training camp for on-the-job staff, which achieved the goal of improving unity, sharing

lessons learned at work and educating methodologies of success.

    2. Market expansion: With the pandemic raging abroad, the domestic market team has made efforts to expand outbound. While

deepening the business in existing target markets, the team has continuously expanded new market and accelerated construction of

the global marketing network.

    (1) Completed new in-depth market surveys in Ethiopia, Sudan, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Cameroon, Uganda, Tunisia,


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Egypt, Turkey, Serbia, Dominica, Jamaica, Uzbekistan, Angola, Togo, Benin and other markets;

     (2) Newly Set up or to set up wholly-owned subsidiaries/offices or joint ventures in Turkey, Serbia, Dominica, Tunisia, Peru,

Ethiopia, Zambia, Uzbekistan, Thailand, Algeria, Japan, Togo, Benin and other markets;

     (3) Started local branding and operation by Rainbow’s local teams in Cameroon, Uganda, Kenya, Zambia, Peru, Uzbekistan,

Thailand, and El Salvador;

     (4) Started local branding by Rainbow’s authorized agents in Sudan, Ethiopia, Malawi, Serbia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, and

Ukraine.

     3. Global registration: As the construction of the global marketing network accelerates, the Company also pays more efforts and

accelerates the global registration layout.

     (1) Expanded the global registration team rapidly, from 69 team members in 2020 to 119 at present.

     (2) Significantly increased investment in global registration, with a year-on-year increase of about RMB 50 million in global

registration fees (excluding purchase registration payments).

     (3) Invest in purchase of registration: To accelerate registration and access to important markets, the Company has spent mor e

than USD 2 million in buying 23 Russian registrations and 15 Argentine registrations.

     (4) Newly started the investment of registration in Turkey, Serbia, Bangladesh, C  te d'Ivoire, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Tunisia,

Sudan, Uzbekistan, Togo, Benin, Chile and other target countries. And also invested more resources in existing registered countries

and obtain more registrations, to enrich the product portfolio and meet demands in different countries.

     (5) As of December 31st, 2021, the Company has 242 registration items in China and 4,007 registration items abroad.

     The Company is accelerating the construction of global “Quick Market Access Platform” comprehensively and orderly

according to the mid-term strategic planning.

     III. Analysis of the Company's Annual Operations

     Each task has been implemented and completed according to the medium-term strategic plan and annual work plan, but looking

forward, there are still obvious gap in the Company capacity.

     1. Throughout the year, the overall operation of the Company is in good condition. Each task has been implemented according

to the medium-term strategic plan and annual work plan. Both the progress and quality of each key task meet the expectation.

     2. The operation team fully leverages the advantages of “Light Structure, Fast Response” to calmly embrace the major changes

in the market, effectively reduce and control operational risks to achieve good business performance.

     3. The global marketing network has been built at higher speed than expected. Satisfactory progresses have been made in

deepening the market end and optimizing the business model.

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     4. There are gaps in capabilities when the Company expands its global map. The gaps mainly include: The capability of buildin g

business operational models based on understanding of target markets, target market midterm developmental plans and Local

operations; Suitable organization structure adjustment and global operation improvement under the circumstance that more

self-branded B-C subsidiaries have set up local operation in different countries (maintaining "Light Structure, Fast Response" while

expanding the Company); Capability of advanced manufacturing with the support of R&D and innovation (Especially on: Advanced

manufacturing on many important active ingredients with global power, R&D on important differentiated formulations based on

market pain points).


2. Composition of operating incomes

Overall operating incomes
                                                                                                                                     Unit: RMB

                                           2021                                             2020                             Year-on-year

                                                  Proportion in                                     Proportion in             increase or
                             Amount                                             Amount
                                               operating incomes                                  operating incomes            decrease

 Total operating
                         9,797,107,551.38                      100%          7,289,831,535.13                   100%                  34.39%
 incomes

 By products

 Major product-
                         7,992,792,442.48                     81.58%         5,801,349,076.70                 79.58%                  37.52%
 Herbicide

 Major product-
                            864,351,261.74                    8.82%           684,092,046.99                   9.38%                  26.35%
 Insecticide

 Major product-
                            670,578,706.58                    6.84%           666,231,831.33                   9.14%                   0.65%
 Fungicide

 Major product-
                            152,871,668.80                    1.56%             84,712,844.36                  1.16%                  80.46%
 Other

 Other Businesses           116,513,471.78                    1.19%             53,445,735.75                  0.73%                 118.00%

 By regions

 Foreign                 9,488,826,098.84                     96.85%         7,189,266,438.52                 98.62%                  31.99%

 Domestic                   308,281,452.54                    3.15%           100,565,096.61                   1.38%                 206.55%




3. Expenses

                                                                                                                                     Unit: RMB

                                                                            Year-on-year
                             2021                      2020                                           Notes on significant changes
                                                                            increase or

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                                                                         decrease

                                                                                           Mainly caused by dramatic increase in
 Sales expenses            219,514,455.26         176,753,956.13             24.19%
                                                                                           registration costs during the reporting period

                                                                                           Mainly caused by increase in staff salaries
 Management
                           293,698,852.81         214,627,201.55             36.84%        and benefits, depreciation and amortization,
 expenses
                                                                                           etc. during the reporting period

                                                                                           Mainly caused by exchange loss due to
 Financial
                            95,665,159.54         230,924,229.99            -58.57%        fluctuations of exchange rates during the
 expenses
                                                                                           reporting period

 R&D                                                                                       Mainly caused by investment in on-going
                           312,438,469.66         227,225,895.12             37.50%
 expenditures                                                                              projects and increase in labor costs


4. R&D Investment

R&D investment amount in recent 3 years and their proportion in operating income

                                                2021                                2020                                2019

 R&D investment amount
                                                   312,438,469.66                    227,225,895.12                       191,792,896.98
 (RMB)

 Proportion of R&D
 investment amount in                                      3.19%                                3.12%                               3.16%
 operating incomes

 R&D expenditure
                                                             0.00                                  0.00                                0.00
 capitalization amount (RMB)

 Proportion of R&D
 capitalized expenditure
                                                           0.00%                                0.00%                               0.00%
 amount in R&D investment
 amount

 Proportion of R&D
 capitalized expenditure
                                                           0.00%                                0.00%                               0.00%
 amount in net profits of the
 current period


5. Cash flow

                                                                                                                                  Unit: RMB

                                                                                                              Year-on-year increase or
                Item                            2021                                2020
                                                                                                                      decrease

 Subtotal of cash inflow in
                                               10,254,282,775.89                    7,189,179,144.49                               42.63%
 business activities

 Subtotal of cash outflow in                     9,463,211,166.16                   6,677,304,230.99                               41.72%


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 business activities

 Net cash flow from operating
                                                     791,071,609.73                    511,874,913.50                                 54.54%
 activities

 Subtotal of cash inflow in
                                                     234,884,534.77                     92,242,019.26                                154.64%
 investment activities

 Subtotal of cash outflow in
                                                     814,615,446.56                    322,218,044.37                                152.81%
 investment activities

 Net cash flow in investment
                                                    -579,730,911.79                   -229,976,025.11                             -152.08%
 activities

 Subtotal of cash inflow in
                                                   2,653,844,231.90                  1,588,905,171.50                                 67.02%
 financing activities

 Subtotal of cash outflow in
                                                   1,532,169,238.30                  1,688,461,017.45                                 -9.26%
 financing activities

 Net cash flow from financing
                                                   1,121,674,993.60                    -99,555,845.95                            1,226.68%
 activities

 Net increase in cash and cash
                                                   1,312,659,341.39                    136,373,800.75                                862.55%
 equivalents
1. Net cash flow in business activities increased by 54.54% compared with the previous year which mainly resulted from the increase
in payment collection of sales incomes during the reporting period;
2. Net cash flow in investment activities decreased by 152.08% compared with the previous year which mainly resulted from
increase in project construction and other capital expenses during the reporting period;
3. Net cash flow in financing activities increased by 1226.68% compared with the previous year which mainly resulted from the
increase in capitals due to Initial Public Offering during the reporting period;
4. Cash and cash equivalents increased by 862.55% compared with the previous year which mainly resulted from the increase in
capitals due to Initial Public Offering during the reporting period.


Ⅴ. Non-major Businesses

                                                                                                                                     Unit: RMB

                                                     Proportion of total                                                  Whether it is
                                Amount                                                    Causes
                                                           profits                                                         sustainable

                                                                            Mainly due to investment returns
 Investment
                                 224,428,785.59                 22.68%      gained from disposal of trading                     No
 returns
                                                                            financial assets

 Profits and losses
                                                                            Mainly due to changes in fair
 of changes in fair              -84,356,048.50                  -8.53%                                                         No
                                                                            values of trading financial assets
 values

                                                                            Mainly due to increase in
 Asset Impairment                -14,353,166.10                  -1.45%     impairment of fixed assets and                      No
                                                                            on-going projects during the



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                                                                       reporting period

 Non-operating                                                         Mainly due to incomes from
                               8,404,814.92                0.85%                                                           No
 income                                                                scrapping non-current assets

 Non-operating                                                         Mainly due to non-current assets
                             31,719,144.18                 3.21%                                                           No
 expenses                                                              scrap loss

 Credit                                                                Mainly due to the accounts
                            -48,700,774.17                 -4.92%                                                          No
 impairment                                                            receivable credit impairment loss


Ⅵ. Analysis on Assets and Debts

1. Significant changes in asset composition

                                                                                                                                Unit: RMB

                          End of 2021                   Beginning of 2021

                                        Proporti                         Proporti    Increase/De
                                         on in                             on in      crease in         Notes on significant changes
                      Amount                           Amount
                                         total                             total     proportion

                                         assets                           assets

                                                                                                       Caused by increase in raised
 Monetary
                   3,724,744,059.71     36.12%      2,414,448,915.08      33.08%             3.04%     funds through IPO during the
 funds
                                                                                                       reporting period

 Accounts
                   2,328,358,879.35     22.58%      2,143,568,272.92      29.37%            -6.79%
 receivable

 Contracted
                                         0.00%                             0.00%             0.00%
 assets

                                                                                                       Caused by increase in
                                                                                                       inventory and goods delivered
 Inventory         1,775,113,092.67     17.21%      1,009,026,739.04      13.83%             3.38%
                                                                                                       at the end of the reporting
                                                                                                       period

 Investment real
                                         0.00%                             0.00%             0.00%
 estate

 Long-term
 equity               1,810,538.69       0.02%         1,826,018.32        0.03%            -0.01%
 investment

                                                                                                       Mainly caused by transfer in
                                                                                                       completion projects of
 Fixed assets      1,218,635,770.03     11.82%       924,361,253.46       12.67%            -0.85%
                                                                                                       construction in progress
                                                                                                       during the reporting period

 Construction in                                                                                       Mainly caused by increase in
                    281,855,456.95       2.73%       200,820,098.24        2.75%            -0.02%
 progress                                                                                              investment of new and


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                                                                                                                expanded construction
                                                                                                                projects during the reporting
                                                                                                                period

                                                                                                                Mainly caused by
                                                                                                                implementing new accounting
 Assets with
                        18,876,699.07       0.18%                4,497,555.03         0.06%          0.12%      treatment based on new lease
 rights of use
                                                                                                                regulations during the
                                                                                                                reporting period

 Short-term
                       550,348,417.31       5.34%              650,352,593.02         8.91%         -3.57%
 loan

                                                                                                                Mainly caused by increase in
 Contract                                                                                                       customer payments accepted
                        45,096,633.96       0.44%                27,611,393.11        0.38%          0.06%
 liability                                                                                                      in advance during the
                                                                                                                reporting period

                                                                                                                Mainly caused by decrease in
 Long-term
                        25,555,537.87       0.25%               48,946,980.76         0.67%         -0.42%      mortgage during the reporting
 loan
                                                                                                                period

                                                                                                                Mainly caused by
                                                                                                                implementing new accounting
 Lease liability        13,312,230.04       0.13%                3,637,546.30         0.05%          0.08%      treatment based on new lease
                                                                                                                regulations during the
                                                                                                                reporting period


2. Assets and liabilities measured in fair value

√ Applicable □ Not applicable
                                                                                                                                        Unit: RMB

                                                    Change          Impai
                                                        s in        rment
                                   Changes of          accum        accru
                                                                                 Purchase
                                   gain or loss        ulative       ed                          Sales amount       Othe
                                                                                  amount
                    Opening       in fair values        fair        durin                         during the          r         Ending
     Item                                                                        during the
                    balance         during the         values       g the                         reporting         chan       Balance
                                                                                 reporting
                                    reporting       that are        report                          period          ges
                                                                                  period
                                      period           counte        ing
                                                       d into       perio
                                                       equity         d

 Financial assets

 1. Trading
 financial                                                                      200,000,000                                  200,000,000.
 assets                                                                                    .00                                           00
 (derivative

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 financial
 assets
 excluded)

 2.
 Derivative        133,278,332.     -84,356,048.                          3,722,771,2      4,009,677,730.               48,922,283.5
 financial                     00              50                                30.00                  00                           0
 assets

 The above         133,278,332.     -84,356,048.                          3,922,771,2      4,009,677,730.               248,922,283.
 total                         00              50                                30.00                  00                          50

 Financial
                            0.00                                                                                                  0.00
 debts


VII Vision of Future Development

      (I) Rainbow ’s present medium-term strategic plan(2020-2024) was drawn under the guiding principle of “Persisting in doing

the difficult but correct work; Moving towards the forefront of industrial value chain; Building a complete industrial chain ”.              On

basis of this medium-term strategic plan, the Company will continue focusing on R&D-backed advanced manufacturing and

improving the global marketing network. Work progresses the Company has made in these two aspects in 2021 have been described

in detailed in the section of analysis on major businesses above, which will not be repeated here. The implementation plan of the

Company's mid-term strategic plan and the important work in 2022 about these two aspects are summarized as follows:

      1. Firmly implement the medium-term strategic plan

      In terms of R&D-backed advanced manufacturing, the Company plans to complete advanced manufacturing of 7 important out

of patent active ingredients towards the goals of automation, continuity and environmental protection during the medium-term

strategic planning stage (by the end of 2024). For the three important active ingredients whose patent period is about to expire,

preparation is carried out actively to achieve advanced manufacturing successfully during 2025-2029.

      In terms of improving the global marketing network, the Company plans to complete the construction of “Quick Market Access

Platform” in all major markets except the United States, Canada and Japan during the medium-term strategic planning stage (by the

end of 2024) and will complete the construction of “Quick Market Access Platform” in all major markets on the globe between 2025

and 2029.

      2. Important work for the year of 2022

      (1) To intensify the training of team leaders' capabilities and values, enforce the qualification standards for team leaders to take

office, take serious measures for the publicity and practice of core values, and guarantee that team leaders want to "fight", be able to

"fight" and win the "fight".


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     (2) To actively promote process change projects within the Company in collaboration with management consulting companies,

build a complete set of excellent end-to-end process operation system and management system in line with Rainbow's business to

guarantee the execution of processes change projects.

     (3) To closely keep up with the pace of global market expansion, and adjust the matching global operation management

structure in due course, particularly do well in risk control under global operation.

     (4) To successfully enforce the established advanced manufacturing project of important active ingredients on schedule.

     (5) To finish the enforcement of the registration plan in each target country..

     (6) To continuously enrich and perfect the Company's brand business guidelines, and actively expand the Company's brand

business in more markets by implementing flexible business model.

     (7) To continuously enhance the automation and informatization of the whole process of orders, reduce staff and boost efficiency,

and guarantee the high quality and delivery of orders as scheduled.

     3. Industry outlook for the year of 2022

     (1) The global market as a whole will still be in great demand for crop protection-related products: As the global COVID-19

epidemic has not yet been effectively controlled and the regional conflicts also broke out, the food security concerns arising

therefrom will boost the global demand for bulk agricultural products, and the prices of bulk agricultural products are expected to

remain at a high level. The high price of bulk agricultural products will bring growers to expand the planting area and incre ase the

input of agricultural inputs, and the global demand for crop protection products will generally increase.

     (2) The global supply of crop protection-related products is generally stable and sufficient, and the supply exceeds demand in

some products: Since the epidemic situation in China is well controlled, the new production capacity of a large number of active

ingredients is released, and the influence of the dual-control policy of energy consumption is lowered. The overall supply tension,

which continued until November 2021, improved comprehensively, with an increasing number of active ingredients beginning to

show oversupply conditions, and also caused the prices of most active ingredients to fall from historic highs after mid-November

2021.

     (3) The overall performance of China's crop protection industry will take on a trend of high to low: Despite that the prices of

most active ingredients began to fall from the historic highs after mid-November 2021, the prices of most products remained at the

historic highs until March, 2022. The overall performance of the industry will fall along with the gradual decline of most products,

and it is highly likely that the overall performance of China's industry of crop protection-related products in the first half of the year

will be significantly better than in the second half of the year.




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     II. Potential Risks the Company may Face

     1. Risks from environmental protection

     The Company is categorized into the sub-industry of manufacturing of chemical pesticides under the manufacturing of chemical

raw materials and chemical products. Waste water, waste gas and waste residue will be produced during production and operation,

which requires comparatively high environmental protection. Along with the full enforcement of the national strategy for sustainable

development, the environmental protection policy has become increasingly strict, and the goal of environmental pollution

management has been increasingly raised. The Company will further intensify its investment in environmental protection, insis t on

source control, launch digital transformation of production, and endeavor to control environmental protection risks within a

reasonable range.

     Counter-measures: The Company will strictly comply with the requirements of relevant laws and regulations on environmental

protection to fulfill the corresponding examination and approval procedures on environmental protection, enhance relevant pollution

treatment facilities, cut down pollutant emissions to a further extent, and guarantee that the Company's operations conform t o

relevant environmental requirements. Apart from that, the Company will increase the research on green technology, apply cleaner

production to practice, and continuously decrease the generated waste and pollutants by use of clean energy, technologies and

equipment with high resource utilization rate and low pollutant discharge, as well as comprehensive utilization technology of waste

and harmless treatment technology of pollutants.

     2. Risks from safety production

     Some raw materials, semi-finished products and finished products of the Company are flammable, explosive, corrosive or toxic

substances, and the production process is made up of high-temperature and high-pressure processes, raising relatively high

requirements for equipment security and appropriateness of manual operation. There exist the risks of accidents and security

incidents as a result of imperfect equipment and technology, improper storage and operation of goods. The Company has been

devoted to enhancing the process routes all along, increasing the degree of automation control in the process of production,

reinforcing management and raising the security awareness of employees.

     Counter-measures: The Company will continue to launch special rectification actions for safety production, perfect the double

prevention mechanism, increase investment in the management of safety production, reinforce the maintenance of security equipment

and facilities, enhance on-site management and security education and training for employees, build and perfect a variety of security

management systems, and control and prevent accidents in an effective manner.

     3. Risks of policy changes in major importing countries of pesticides

     The Company principally sells its products to the international market, and the exporters in the reporting period principally


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cover Argentina, Brazil, Australia, the United States, Thailand, and the like. Since the requirements for environmental prote ction in

various countries have become increasingly stringent, the major importers of pesticides on a global sc ale may take increasingly

stringent control measures for the import and use of pesticide products, including raising the standards for product registra tion and

restricting the import of highly toxic and residual pesticide active ingredients, and the like. As a major exporter of pesticide products

in the world, China's trade protection measures such as anti-dumping investigation against China's exported pesticide products will

also be adopted from time to time, leaving a certain adverse influence on the export of domestic manufacturers of pesticides.

     Counter-measures: The Company will carry out more information collection and analysis of foreign markets, and actively keep

track of the policy trends of relevant countries and markets. Apart from that, the Company will continuously raise the level of

technology and process, expedite the construction of “Quick Market Access Platform”, actively probe into the commercial operation

mode of brands and channels on the basis of the platform, exploit the global market to a further extent, and low and disperse the risks

of relevant policy changes as well.

     4. Risks of overseas independent registered investment in pesticide products

     Since the second half of 2008, the Company has begun to study and plan the improvement and upgrading of the Company's

sales model and development route, gradually building a sales model integrating the traditional export model of pesticide pro ducts

with the overseas independent registration model of pesticide products. By the end of this reporting period, the Company was in

possession of more than 4000 overseas registration certificates for pesticide products. To register crop protection products

independently in various countries, a lot of investment is needed in product research and development, product experiment,

registration, etc. However, resulting from various uncertain factors such as economic environment and market demand, the Company

find it unable to guarantee that all investment in the registration of overseas crop protection products can attain the expected results in

a short period of time.

     Counter-measures: In light of the medium-and long-term strategic plan, the Company will launch profound research in the target

country, learn about crops, diseases, pests and terminal medication habits, dig deep into the pain points of the market, and work out a

targeted product registration plan in the target country, including the best-selling products in the target country, the improved and

differentiated new preparations of registered crops, and the like. After the product registration plan is prepared, the team of the target

country will decode the key tasks level by level to guarantee that the important value in the important market is accurately registered

and first acquired, and plan the market entry strategy six months ahead of the registering expected acquisition time to fulfill

commercialization.

     5. Risk of exchange rate fluctuations

     The Company's export sales revenue of products makes up a large proportion of the primary business revenue in the


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corresponding period, and the payment for export sales of products is mostly priced and settled in USD. Thus, the change of

exchange rate will leave a certain influence on the Company's profit by changing the Company's product price. Besides, change s in

exchange rate will also exert a certain influence on the value of foreign currency assets held by the Company. Thanks to the expanded

scale of the Company's overseas market development, the export sales revenue will increase to a further degree. If the exchange rate

fluctuates greatly in future, it will impose a certain influence on the Company's performance. The Company will intensify the

Company's research on the policies for international trade and exchange rate. At the same time, it will also strengt hen the research on

the rules of foreign exchange fluctuations, timely carry out foreign exchange forward settlement business, and lock in exchange rate

fluctuations.

     Counter-measures: The Company will put a high premium on the control of exchange rate ris ks, and hedge and evade exchange

rate risks by various means while guaranteeing security and liquidity. For the risk exposure of exchange rates, the Company w ill

actively make use of financial hedging instruments, for example hedging, and reasonably contro l the risks without taking speculation

as the purpose.




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                                              Section III Company Governance

I. Information of directors, supervisors and senior manage ment

1 Basic information

                                                                                                                      Number of        Number
                                                                                     Number of                                                                        Number
                                                                                                      Number of        shares         of shares       Other
                                                                                    shares held                                                                      of shares     Reasons for
                                                                                                      Restricted      increased       reduced in     increases
                                                       Ter m start   Ter mination      at the                                                                        held at the   increase or
  Name         P osition     Status    Gender   Age                                                   Shares II         in the           the            or
                                                          date           date       beginning of                                                                     end of the    decrease of
                                                                                                       granted         current         current       decreases
                                                                                     the period                                                                       period         shares
                                                                                                       (shares)        period          period         (shares)
                                                                                      (shares)                                                                        (shares)
                                                                                                                       (shares)        (shares)




                                                                     Wednesday,
Wicky                      Currently                  September
            Chairman                   Male      51                  September 7,                 0               0               0              0               0             0   N/A
Wang                       in office                  8, 2019
                                                                     2022




                                                                     Wednesday,
Sun                        Currently                  September
            Director                   Male      50                  September 7,                 0               0               0              0               0             0   N/A
Guoqing                    in office                  8, 2019
                                                                     2022




            Director and                                             Wednesday,
Cathy                      Currently                  September
            Vice                       Female    53                  September 7,                 0               0               0              0               0             0   N/A
Chiu                       in office                  8, 2019
            P resident                                               2022




                                                                     Wednesday,
            Deputy         Currently                  September
Li Xueshi                              Male      65                  September 7,                 0               0               0              0               0             0   N/A
            Chairman       in office                  8, 2019
                                                                     2022




            Director and                                             Wednesday,
Yuan                       Currently                  September
            Vice                       Male      51                  September 7,                 0               0               0              0               0             0   N/A
Liangguo                   in office                  8, 2019
            P resident                                               2022




            Director and                                             Wednesday,
Liu                        Currently                  September
            Vice                       Male      51                  September 7,                 0               0               0              0               0             0   N/A
Yuanqiang                  in office                  8, 2019
            P resident                                               2022




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                                                                    Wednesday,
Huang        Independent    Currently                  September
                                         Male     54                September 7,        0       0         0         0          0          0   N/A
Fangliang    director       in office                  8, 2019
                                                                    2022




                                                                    Wednesday,
Meng         Independent    Currently                  September
                                         Male     49                September 7,        0       0         0         0          0          0   N/A
Qingqiang    director       in office                  8, 2019
                                                                    2022




                                                                    Wednesday,
Niu          Independent    Currently                  September
                                         Male     50                September 7,        0       0         0         0          0          0   N/A
Hongjun      director       in office                  8, 2019
                                                                    2022




             Chairman of                                            Wednesday,
Sun                         Currently                  September
             the Board of                Male     68                September 7,        0       0         0         0          0          0   N/A
Jianguo                     in office                  8, 2019
             Supervisors                                            2022




                                                       Friday,      Wednesday,
Hou                         Currently
             Supervisor                  Male     47   October 8,   September 7,        0       0         0         0          0          0   N/A
Juzhen                      in office
                                                       2021         2022




                                                       Wednesday,   Wednesday,
                            Currently
Cai Huan     Supervisor                  Female   39   September    September 7,        0       0         0         0          0          0   N/A
                            in office
                                                       22, 2021     2022




                                                                                                                                              The equity

                                                       Monday,      Friday,                                                                   incentive
Wang
             Supervisor     Off-office   Female   42   June 15,     October 8,          0   92,500        0         0          0          0   plan grants
Yucui
                                                       2020         2021                                                                      Restricted


                                                                                                                                              Shares II




                                                                                                                                              The equity

                                                                    Wednesday,                                                                incentive
                                                       September
Li Zhiqing   Supervisor     Off-office   Male     42                September           0   95,700        0         0          0          0   plan grants
                                                       8, 2019
                                                                    22, 2021                                                                  Restricted


                                                                                                                                              Shares II




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                                                                                                                                            The equity

                                                                 Wednesday,                                                                 incentive
                           Currently                 September
Shen Jie    CEO                        Female   47               September 7,        0   199,600        0         0          0          0   plan grants
                           in office                 8, 2019
                                                                 2022                                                                       Restricted


                                                                                                                                            Shares II




                                                                                                                                            The equity
            CFO and
                                                                 Wednesday,                                                                 incentive
Xing        Secretary of   Currently                 September
                                       Male     41               September 7,        0   168,900        0         0          0          0   plan grants
Bingpeng    the Board of   in office                 8, 2019
                                                                 2022                                                                       Restricted
            Directors
                                                                                                                                            Shares II




Total             --           --        --     --        --            --           0   556,700        0         0          0          0        --




2. Employment status


        Professional background, chief work experience and chief responsibilities of current directors, supervisors and senior

management in the Company

        (1) Members of the Board of Directors

        Wicky Wang: Male, Chinese nationality, born in 1971, without permanent right of abode overseas, bachelor's degree, graduated

from the major of Fine Chemical Engineering, East China University of Science and Technology. From 1994 to 2000: served as

Director, Assistant General Manager and General Manager of Shandong LVYE Workshop; From 2001 to 2007: served as the

Chairman of Shandong Rainbow; In 2005: founded the Company and took responsibility for overseas market development as one of

the chief founders of the Company; Currently the Chairman of the Company.

        Sun Guoqing: Male, Chinese nationality, born in 1972, without permanent right of abode overseas, bachelor's degree, graduated

from the major of Organic Chemical Engineering, East China University of Science and Technology, and a senior engineer. From

1995 to 2000: served as Project Manager of R&D Department, Deputy Manager of Production Department and Manager of Technical

Department of Shandong LVYE; From 2001 to 2007: served as the Director and General Manager of Shandong Rain bow; In 2005,

founded the Company as one of the chief founders of the Company and served as the chairman; currently a director of the Compa ny.

        Cathy Chiu: Female, Chinese nationality, born in 1969, without permanent right of abode overseas, bachelor's degree, graduated

from the major of Fine Chemical Engineering, East China University of Science and Technology, and an engineer. From 1993 to

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1998: served as the Supervisor and Deputy Manager of Shandong LVYE Additives Co., Ltd.; From 1998 to 2001: served as Manager

of Shandong LVYE Department; From 2001 to 2005: served as the Director and Deputy General Manager of Shandong Rainbow; In

2005: founded the Company as one of the chief founders and served as Deputy General Manager; Currently the Director and Vice

President of the Company.

    Li Xueshi: Male, Chinese nationality, born in 1957, without permanent right of abode overseas, Senior Economist, MBA from

School of Management, University at Buffalo(The State University of New York), graduated from the major of Management

Engineering, China University of Petroleum with a bachelor's degree. From 1987 to 1989: serviced as a lecturer of East China

Petroleum Institute; From 1989 to 1999: served as the Chairman of Shandong LVYE; From 2000 to 2006: served as the Vice

President of Beijing Lianjin Investment Co., Ltd.; In 2007: joined the Company and served as a Director; Currently the Vice

Chairman of the Company.

    Yuan Liangguo: male, Chinese nationality, born in 1971, without permanent right of abode overseas, MBA of Beijing Jiaotong

University, engineer, graduated from the major of Applied Chemistry, Shanghai Jiao Tong University with a bachelor's degree. From

1997 to 2000: director of Shandong LVYE Workshop; From 2001 to 2007: served as the Director and Deputy General Manager of

Shandong Rainbow; In 2005: joined the Company and served as Deputy General Manager; Currently Director and Vice President of

the Company.

    Liu Yuanqiang: Male, Chinese nationality, born in 1971, without permanent right of abode overseas, bachelor's degree,

graduated from Shandong University in major of Chemistry, and an engineer From 1994 to 2001: the Manager of Quality

Supervision Department of Shandong LVYE; From 2001 to 2007: served as the Director and Deputy General Manager of Shandong

Rainbow Chemical Co., Ltd.; In 2005: joined the Company and served as Deputy General Manager; Currently the Director and Vice

President of the Company.

    Huang Fangliang: Male, Chinese nationality, born in 1968, without permanent right of abode overseas, Ph.D. in Econ omics,

Fudan University. From 1991 to 1999: served as a teacher of Foreign Languages Department of Shandong Polytechnic University;

From 1997 to 2007, served as Senior Project Manager, Assistant General Manager and Executive Director of investment bank

headquarters of Tiantong Securities Co., Ltd.; From 2006 to 2012: served as an Associate Professor at the School of Finance,

Shandong University of Finance and Economics; Since 2012: remained a professor at School of Finance, Shandong University of

Finance and Economics, Director of Capital Management Institute, and an independent Director of the Company.

    Meng Qingqiang: Male, Chinese nationality, born in 1973, without permanent right of abode overseas, bachelor's degree,

graduated from Shandong University with major in law. From 2001 to 2002: served as an intern lawyer of Shandong Dongjian Law

Firm; From 2002 to 2004: served as a lawyer of Shandong Anbaihe Law Firm; From 2004 to 2011: served as a lawyer and partner of


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Shandong Kangqiao Law Firm; Since 2012: re mained a senior partner of Beijing Deheng (Jinan) Law Offices and an independent

Director of the Company.

    Niu Hongjun: Male, Chinese nationality, born in 1972, without permanent right of abode overseas, Ph.D. in Management from

Renmin University of China, Tutor of master students. From 1995 to 2005: a lecturer at the School of Economics and Management,

Shijiazhuang Tiedao University; From 2005 to 2008: studied for a doctorate in Management at the Business School of Renmin

University of China; Since 2008: remained a lecturer at the Business School of Beijing Technology and Business University and an

independent Director of the Company.

    (2) Members of the Board of Supervisors

    Sun Jianguo: Male, Chinese nationality, born in 1954, without permanent right of abode overseas, Master of Management,

University of Science and Technology of China, senior economist. From 1981 to 1985: served as Deputy Secretary of the Youth

League Committee of Lixia District, Jinan; From 1985 to 1987: served as Minister of Propaganda Department of Lixia District

Committee of Jinan; From 1987 to 1996: served as Deputy Head of Lixia District People's Government of Jinan; From 1996 to 1998:

served as Deputy Director of Construction Committee of Jinan City; From 1998 to 2005: served as Chairman and General Manager

of Shandong Shengli Co., Ltd.; In 2005: joined the Company and served as a Director; Currently the Chairman of the Board of

Supervisors of the Company.

    Cai Huan: Female, Han, born on November 18, 1983, Chinese nationality, with no right of abode overseas. In July, 2001:

Graduated from Shandong College of Electronic Technology with a college degree. In 2005: joined the Company and served as the

Purchaser of Shandong Weifang Rainbow Chemical CO., Ltd.; Currently the Supervisor of the Co mpany.

    Hou Juzhen, male, Han, born on February 17, 1975, Chinese nationality, with no right of abode overseas. In July, 1997:

graduated from Shandong University of Finance and Economics with a college degree. From September 1997 to November 2000:

served as the Cashier of Shandong Vicome Greenland Chemical Co., Ltd.; From December, 2000 to July, 2007: served as the

Financial Manager of Shandong Rainbow Chemical Co., Ltd.; Since October 2005: Remained a Supervisor of Shandong Rainbow

Chemical Co., Ltd; Since July, 2019: remained Executive Director of Shandong Shuimu Qinghua Ecological Technology Co., Ltd.

Currently a Supervisor of the Company.

    (3) Senior management

    Shen Jie: Female, Chinese nationality, born in 1975, without permanent right of abode overseas, bachelor's degree, graduated

from the major of International Enterprise Management, Qingdao University, international business engineer, human resource

manager. From 1997 to 1999: served as an outreach member of Shandong Council for the Promotion of International Trade; From

1999 to 2001: served as Assistant to the Marketing Director of Dong-E-E-Jiao Group; from 2001 to 2003: served as the Office


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Director of SD. EMEDCHINA CN; From 2003 to 2007: served as Manager of Human Resource Department of Rainbow and D eputy

General Manager; In 2005: joined the Company and served as Deputy General Manager; Currently the CEO of the Company.

     Cathy Chiu: Refer to the introduction to directors.

     Yuan Liangguo: Refer to the introduction to directors.

     Liu Yuanqiang: Refer to the introduction to directors.

     Xing Bingpeng: Male, Chinese nationality, born in 1981, without permanent right of abode overseas, bachelor's degree,

graduated from the major of Financial Management, Shandong University of Finance and Economics, and a senior accountant; From

2004 to 2005: worked as a Cashier of Shandong Tongji Technology Development Co., Ltd.; From 2005 to 2007: served as the Chief

Accountant and Deputy Manager of the Finance Department of Shandong Runbo; In 2007: joined the Company and successively

served as Deputy Manager and Manager of the Finance Department. Currently the CFO and Secretary of the Board of Directors of

the Company.


3. Remuneration of directors, supervisors and senior management

Decision-making procedures, basis for determination and actual payment of remuneration of directors, supervisors and senior
executives

Decision-making procedures: the remuneration of the Company's directors and supervisors shall be decided by the Board of

Shareholders, and the remuneration of senior executives shall be decided by the Board of Directors; The remuneration of the

directors, supervisors and senior executives who work in the Company shall be paid by the Company, and the directors and

supervisors shall not pay any allowance separately.

Basis for determination: in accordance with the relevant national laws and regulations as well as the provisions of the Articles of

Association and in consideration of the income level of the industry and region and the Company's profit level, the remuneration

shall be comprehensively subject to the performance of duties and annual performance assessments of directors, supervisors and

senior executives.

Actual payment: the gross remuneration of directors, supervisors and senior executives of the Company for the year of 2021 was

RMB 9.7377 million

Remuneration of directors, supervisors and senior management of the Company during the reporting period
                                                                                                                   Unit: RMB ten thousand

                                                                                                                                 Get
                                                                                                       Total pre-tax
                                                                                                                           remuneration
                                                                                                       remuneration
      Name               Position            Gender              Age                Status                                  from related
                                                                                                      received from
                                                                                                                            parties of the
                                                                                                       the Company
                                                                                                                            Company or

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                                                                                                              not

                                                            Currently in
Wicky Wang      Chairman           Male                51                                   213.05     No
                                                            office

                                                            Currently in
Sun Guoqing     Director           Male                50                                         0    Yes
                                                            office

                Director and                                Currently in
Cathy Chiu                         Female              53                                   117.11     No
                Vice President                              office

                Deputy                                      Currently in
Li Xueshi                          Male                65                                         0    Yes
                Chairman                                    office

                Director and                                Currently in
Yuan Liangguo                      Male                51                                     113.2    No
                Vice President                              office

                Director and                                Currently in
Liu Yuanqiang                      Male                51                                   104.12     No
                Vice President                              office

Huang           Independent                                 Currently in
                                   Male                54                                        10    No
Fangliang       director                                    office

Meng            Independent                                 Currently in
                                   Male                49                                        10    No
Qingqiang       director                                    office

                Independent                                 Currently in
Niu Hongjun                        Male                50                                        10    No
                director                                    office

                Chairman of
                                                            Currently in
Sun Jianguo     the Board of       Male                68                                         0    Yes
                                                            office
                Supervisors

                Former
Li Zhiqing                         Male                42   Off-office                       87.31     No
                supervisor

                Former
Wang Yucui                         Female              42   Off-office                       64.17     No
                supervisor

                                                            Currently in
Cai Huan        Supervisor         Female              39                                     15.11    No
                                                            office

                                                            Currently in
Hou Juzhen      Supervisor         Male                47                                         0    No
                                                            office

                                                            Currently in
Shen Jie        CEO                Female              47                                   133.05     No
                                                            office

                CFO and
                Secretary of the                            Currently in
Xing Bingpeng                      Male                41                                    96.65     No
                Board of                                    office
                Directors

Total                    --                 --    --                 --                     973.77             --




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II. Employees of the Company

1. Number of employees, professional composition and education level


 Number of on-the-job employees in the parent company at the
                                                                                                                                  1,663
 end of the reporting period (persons)

 Number of on-the-job employees of major subsidiaries at the
                                                                                                                                  1,541
 end of the reporting period (persons)

 Total number of on-the-job employees at the end of the
                                                                                                                                  3,204
 reporting period (persons)

 Total number of employees receiving salary in the current
                                                                                                                                  3,204
 period (persons)

 Number of retired employees (people) borne by the parent
                                                                                                                                        1
 company and its major subsidiaries

                                                        Professional composition

              Category of professional composition                       Number of people of professional composition (persons)

 Production personnel                                                                                                             1,866

 Sales personnel                                                                                                                    496

 Technical personnel                                                                                                                387

 Financial personnel                                                                                                                   84

 Administrative personnel                                                                                                           160

 Integrated management personnel                                                                                                    211

 Total                                                                                                                            3,204

                                                               Education

 Education Category                                                  Quantity (persons)

 Doctor                                                                                                                                 4

 Master                                                                                                                             221

 Undergraduate                                                                                                                      991

 Junior college                                                                                                                     660

 Below junior college                                                                                                             1,328

 Total                                                                                                                            3,204


III. The Company's profit distribution and conversion of capital reserve fund into share
capital

Preparation, enforcement or adjustment of profit distribution policy, particularly the policy for cash dividend within the reporting
period

√ Applicable □ Not applicable

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     On August 24, 2021, the Company held the 22nd meeting of the third Board of Directors, which deliberated and approved the

Proposal on the Profit Distribution P lan for the Half Year of 2021. The Company intends to distribute cash dividend of RMB 5. 40

(tax inclusive) for every 10 shares to all shareholders premised on the total share capital of 276,180,000 shares, with total cash

dividend of RMB 149,137,200.00 distributed. On September 10, 2021, the Company held the fourth extraordinary general meeting of

shareholders of 2021, deliberated and approved the Proposal on the Profit Distribution Plan for the Half Year of 2021. On September

13, 2021, the Announcement on the Company's Profit Distribution P lan for the Half Year of 2021 was published on the information

disclosure website designated by China Securities Regulatory Commission. This distribution of interests was completed on

September 17, 2021.

                                            Special notes about the policy for cash dividend

 Whether it is in line with the requirements of the Articles of
                                                                                                     Yes
 Association or the resolutions of the Board of Shareholders:

 Whether the dividend standard and proportion are clear:                                             Yes

 Whether relevant decision-making procedures and mechanisms
                                                                                                     Yes
 are complete:

 Whether the independent directors fulfill their duties
                                                                                                     Yes
 responsibly and play their due roles;

 Whether the minority shareholders are provided with the
 opportunity to fully voice their opinions and demands, and
                                                                                                     Yes
 whether their legitimate rights and interests have been fully
 protected:

 Whether the conditions and procedures are compliant and
 transparent if the policy for cash dividend is adjusted or                                    Not applicable
 changed:

Within the reporting period, the Company's profit distribution plan and plan for conversion of capital reserve into share capital are
tally with the Company's Articles of Association and management measures for dividend.
√ Yes □ No □ Not applicable
The Company's profit distribution plan and the plan of conversion of capital reserve into share capital within the reporting period are
in conformity with relevant provisions of the Company's Articles of Association.

Profit distribution and conversion of capital reserve into share capital in current year

 Bonus shares per 10 shares (shares)                                                                                                    0

 Dividends per 10 shares (RMB) (tax-inclusive)                                                                                       8.33

 Transferred shares per 10 shares (shares)                                                                                              0

 Share capital base of the distribution plan
                                                                                                                        276,180,000.00
 (shares)

 Cash dividend amount (RMB) (tax-inclusive)                                                                             230,057,940.00

 Amount of cash dividends in other ways (such                                                                                        0.00


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 as share repurchase) (RMB)

 Total cash dividends (including other ways)
                                                                                                                           230,057,940.00
 (RMB)

 Distributable profit (RMB)                                                                                             1,348,003,539.08

 Proportion of total cash dividends (including
                                                                                                                                  100.00%
 other ways) in total distributable profit

                                               Details of the cash dividends distribution

 If the development phase of the Company is in the growth phase and there exist material capital expenditure arrangements, when
 making profit distribution, the proportion of cash dividends in this profit distribution shall be at least 20%

                        Details of the plan for profit distribution or capital reserve converted into share capital

 Based on the total share capital of the registration date when the profit distribution plan is implemented, a cash dividend of RMB
 8.33 (tax inclusive) is distributed to all shareholders for every 10 shares, and the remaining undistributed profits is carried
 forward to the next year. Except for the above-mentioned cash dividend distribution, no share dividend is distributed this time,
 and there is no conversion of capital reserve into share capital.




IV. Imple mentation of the Company's equity incentive plan, e mployee stock ownership plan
or other employee incentive measures

√ Applicable □ Not applicable


1. Equity incentives


     On October 14, 2021, the Company held the 25th meeting of the third Board of Directors, deliberated and approved the Proposal

on the Company's Incentive Plan (Draft) for Restricted Shares (2021) and Its Abstract, the Proposal on Measures for the

Administration of Implementation Assessment of the Company's Incentive Plan for Restricted Shares (2021), as well as other

proposals. As the Company revised partial relevant contents in the original draft incentive plan, on October 20, 2021, the Company

held the 26th meeting of the third Board of Directors of the Company, which deliberated and approved the Proposal on the

Company's Incentive Plan (Revised Draft) for Restricted Shares (2021) and Its Abstract, the Proposal on Measures for the

Administration of Implementation Assessment of the Company's Incentive Plan for Restricted Shares (2021) (Revised Draft), as well

as other proposals. On November 1, 2021, the Company held the 7th extraordinary shareholders' meeting of 2021, which deliberated

and approved the Proposal on the Company's Incentive Plan (Revised Draft) for Restricted Shares (2021) and Its Abstract, the

Proposal on Measures for the Administration of Implementation Assessment of the Company's Incentive Plan for Restricted Shares

(2021) (Revised Draft), and the Proposal on Requesting the Shareholders' Meeting to Authorize the Board of Directors to Handle

Matters Associated with Equity Incentives, as well as other proposals.



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     On November 3, 2021, the Company held the 28th meeting of the third Board of Directors, deliberated and approved the

Proposal on Granting Restricted Shares to Incentive Objects for the First Time, consenting to grant 4.9319 million Restricted Shares

II to 153 eligible incentive objects at the price of RMB 25.06/share on November 3, 2021 as the first grant date.

     Within the reporting period, the reserved part of the above-mentioned equity incentive plan has not been enforced yet for the

time being.

Equity incentives granted to directors and senior management during the reporting period

√ Applicable □ Not applicable
                                                                                                                                          Unit: Share


                                                                                              Number of
                                                                     Number of                                                          Number of
                                           Market price at                                  newly granted         Grant price of
                                                                     Restricted                                                          Restricted
                                            the end of the                                    Restricted            Restricted
      Name                 Position                                 Shares II held                                                     Shares II held
                                           reporting period                                Shares II within      Shares II (RMB
                                                                   at the beginning                                                   at the end of the
                                            (RMB/share)                                      the reporting          per share)
                                                                    of the period                                                          period
                                                                                                 period

 Shen Jie              CEO                               58.00                       0               199,600                  25.06           199,600


                       Secretary of the
 Xing Bingpeng                                           58.00                       0               168,900                  25.06           168,900
                       board, CFO


 Total                          --                 --                                0               368,500             --                   368,500

                                           In the reporting period, the Company implements the share incentive plan and grants
               Note (if any)
                                           Restricted Shares II to senior management.

Assessment mechanism and incentives granted for senior management
The number of the restricted shares actually attributed to an incentive object in current year is linked to his or her performance
assessment in the last year, and the attributable percentage is determined according to the result of individual performance assessment
of the incentive object:
              Assessment result (X)                     X ≥ 80 points        60 points < X <                X ≤ 60 points
                                                                                         80 points
  Attributable percentage on an individual                  100%                           80%                      0%
                    basis (Y)
      If the Company’s performance does not meet the performance assessment target, the proposed restricted shares attributable to
incentive objects of the current period will become invalid.
      If the Company’s performance meets the performance assessment target, the actual restricted shares attributed to incentive
objects of the current period = the number of proposed shares attributable to an incentive object of the current period × the
Company’s attributable percentage × the incentive object’s attributable percentage.
      The proposed restricted shares attributable to an incentive object of the current period will become invalid and cannot carried
forward over subsequent years, if they are not attributed or attributed completely for any assessment related reason.
If it is difficult to achieve the intended incentive purpose by continuing the incentive plan after the Company/its shares are changed
along with economic developments or market tendencies, with the approval from the board of directors and/or the general meeting of

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the Company, an decision may be made to cancel the attribution of a tranche/tranches of restricted shares that have not been
attributed yet under the incentive plan or terminate the incentive plan.
During the reporting period, the evaluation and incentive of the above share incentive plan have not been implemented.




                                           Section IV. Financial Report

I. Audit Report

 Type of Audit Opinions                                               Standard unqualified opinion

 Signing Date of the Audit Report                                     Tuesday, March 29, 2022

                                                                      Shangkuai Certified Public Accountants (Special General
 Name of the Audit Institution
                                                                      Partnership)

 Audit Report Reference No.                                           SKSBZ (2022) No. 2146

 Name of CPAs                                                         Zhang Lifa, Yin Zuoyong



                                                          Text of Audit Report


                                                             Audit Report


                                                                                                               SKSBZ (2022) No. 2146


To all shareholders of Shandong Weifang Rainbow Chemical Co., Ltd.,



     I. Audit opinions

     We have audited the attached financial statements of Shandong Weifang Rainbow Chemical Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as

“Rainbow”), including the consolidated and company balance sheet as of December 31, 2021, consolidated and company income

statements, consolidated and company cash flow statements, consolidated and company statements of changes in owner’s equity a nd

relevant notes to financial statements of 2021.

     In our opinion, the attached financial statements are prepared, in all material respects, in accordance with Accounting Standards

for Business Enterprises, and give a fair view of the consolidated and financial position of Rainbow as of December 31, 2021 and its

consolidated operating results and cash flow of 2021.

     II. Basis of Opinions

     We implemented audit in accordance with stipulations of the Auditing Standards for Chinese Certified Public Accountants. Our

responsibilities under those standards are further explained in the part of "CPA's Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial


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Statements" of this audit report. In accordance with the Code of Ethics for Certified Public Accountants in China, we are independent

of Rainbow and fulfill our other ethical responsibilities. We believe that the audit evidences which we have acquired are sufficient

and appropriate, which offer basis for the provision of audit opinions.

     III.   Key Matters to be Audited

     Key matters to be audited are those that we, in our professional judgment, consider to be the most important for the audit of the

financial statements for the current period. These matters shall be addressed in the context of audit of the overall financia l statements

and formation of audit opinion, and we will not express an opinion on these matters separately. Key audit matte rs we have identified

in our audit include:

     1. Income recognition

     (1) Matter description

     Rainbow is devoted into the research, development, production and sales of plant friendly products, i.e. pesticide active

compound. As stated in Notes for Consolidated Financial Statements VI. 40. RMB 9,680,594,079.60 is recorded in main operating

income for the year 2021, with an increases of 33.78% compared with the year of 2020. The Company’s income is a considerable

amount and has seen a great increase. Operating income, as a key performance indicator of the Company, has inherent risk that the

management manipulates the time point of income recognition in order to achieve a specific goal or expectation. Therefore, we

identify income as a key audit matter.

     (2) Audit response

     The main audit procedures we implement for income confirmation are as follows:

     ① Understand and evaluate the rationality of the design of management's internal control system related to income, and test the

effectiveness of the internal control system related to income;

     ② Have knowledge of the Company’s business model, obtain the Company’s sales income breakdown, analyze income

constituents and compare income, cost, gross margin and other indicators related to main products with the peer data;

     ③ For the Company’s export income, check accounting vouchers, sales orders, delivery documents, export declarations, bills of

lading, sales invoices and other income recognition basis among selected customers. For the Company’s domestic sales income,

check accounting vouchers, sales contracts, delivery documents, shipment records, customer acceptance records and other income

recognition basis among selected customers;

     ④ As per the external confirmations of accounts receivable, send income confirmation requests to selected customers to verify

the truthfulness of the recognized incomes of the Company;

     ⑤ Conduct cut-off test over business income for any inter-period operating income of the Company.

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     2. Provisions for bad debts of accounts receivable

     (1) Matter description

     The ending balance of account receivable of Rainbow is a large amount. As stated in Notes for Consolidated Financial

Statements VI. 5, as of December 31, 2021, RMB 2,493,562,277.24 was recorded in the ending balance of account receivable. RMB

165,203,397.89 is recorded in the ending balance of bad debt provision, and the amount of account receivable is 22.58% of total

assets. The management uses significant accounting estimates and judgments in deciding whether the credit risk of account

receivable of the Company increases significantly and measuring expected credit loss and estimated recoverable amount of account

receivable. Thus, we identify the bad debt provision for accounts receivable as a key audit matter.

     2. Audit response

     The main audit procedures we have implemented for the bad debt provision for accounts receivable are as follows:

     ① Understand and evaluate management and accounts receivable management related internal control design rationality and

operational effectiveness;

     ② Analyze the rationality of the Company’s accounting estimates for the bad debt provision for accounts receivable, including

the basis for determining risk feature portfolios, and the judgment for evaluating and making the provision for bad debt on a n

individual basis;

     ③ For the accounts receivable which the bad debt provisions have been made by aging, have knowledge of the Company’s

credit policy and its implementation, check the collections of accounts receivable and evaluate the rationality of the bad de bt

provisions for accounts receivable, by analyzing the aging of accounts receivable and customers’ credibility;

     ④ For the accounts receivable which the bad debt provisions have been made on an individual basis, check the judgment basis

of the management's estimated future recoverable amounts, including but not limited to customers’ credit records, the record of the

Company's claims made against China Export & Credit Insurance Corporation, the record of compensations received, the record of

customer default or late payment transactions, and analyze and review the rationality of the bad debt provisions that have been made

on an individual basis.

     IV. Other Information

     The management of Rainbow is responsible for Other Information, which includes the information covered in the 2021 Annual

Report of Rainbow, but does not include the financial statements and our audit report.

     Our audit opinion on the financial statements does not cover the Other Information, and we do not issue any form of verificat ion

conclusion on Other Information.

     In combination with our audit of the financial statements, our responsibility is to read the Other Information. In the proces s, WE

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consider whether the Other Information is materially inconsistent with the financial statements or the information we learned during

the audit, or whether there is a material mis-statement.

     Based on the work that we have already done, if we determine that the Other Information contains material mis-statements, we

should report the fact. In this regard, we have nothing to report.

     V. Responsibilities of Management and Those Charged with Governance for the Financial Statements

     The management of Rainbow is responsible for preparing the financial statements in accordance with the requirements of

Accounting Standards for Business Enterprises to achieve a fair presentation, and designing, implementing and maintaining

necessary internal controls so that there are no material mis-statements caused by fraud or errors in the financial statements.

     In preparing the financial statement, the management is responsible for assessing Rainbow’s capability to continue as a going

concern, disclosing matters related to going concern (if applicable) and using the going concern basis of accounting, unless the

management either intends to liquidate Rainbow or to cease operations, or has no realistic alternative.

     Those charged with governance are responsible for monitoring the financial reporting process of Rainbow.

     VI. CPA's Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial Statements

     Our objective is to obtain reasonable assurance that the financial statements as a whole are free of material mis-statement due to

fraud or error, and to issue an audit report that includes our audit opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance, but is

not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance with audit standards will always detect a material mis-statement when it exists.

The mis-statement may be caused by fraud or errors. If each or all of the mis-statement could reasonably be expected to influence the

economic decisions of users taken on the basis of these financial statements, it is generally deemed as material mis-statement.

     We exercise professional judgment and maintain professional skepticism in carrying out our audit in accordance with audit

standards. At the same time, we also do the following work:

     1. Identify and assess the risks of material mis-statement of the financial statements due to fraud or error, design and perform

audit procedures responsive to those risks, and obtain audit evidence that is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our

opinion. The risk of not detecting a material mis-statement resulting from fraud is higher than that resulting from error, as fraud may

involve collusion, forgery, intentional omissions, mis-representations, or the override of internal control.

     2. Understand the internal controls related to auditing, in order to design appropriate audit procedures, but not for the purpose of

expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of internal controls.

     3. Evaluate the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates and related

disclosures made by the management of Rainbow.

     4. Conclude on the appropriateness of using the going concern assumption by the management of Rainbow. At the same time,

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based on the audit evidence obtained, a conclusion shall be drawn on whether a material uncertainty exists related to events or

conditions that may cast significant doubt on the ability of Rainbow to continue as a going concern. If we conclude that a material

uncertainty exists, according to audit standards, we are required to draw attention in our audit report of related disclosure s in the

consolidated financial statements or, if such disclosures are inadequate, to modify our opinion.]If we conclude that there is material

uncertainty, the audit standards require us to bring relevant disclosures in our audit report, in order to draw the attention of the

financial statements users .If disclosure is inadequate, we should express unqualified opinions. Our conclusion is based on the

information available as of the audit report date. However, future events or conditions may cause Rainbow to cease to continue as a

going concern.

     5. Evaluate the overall presentation, structure and content of the financial statements, including the disclosures, and evaluate

whether the financial statements fairly reflect relevant transactions and events.

     6. Obtain sufficient and appropriate audit evidence regarding the financial information of Rainbow in ent ities and business

activities to express an audit opinion on the consolidated financial statements. We are responsible for guidance, supervision and

implementation of the group audit and take full responsibility for the audit opinions.

     We have communicated with those charged with governance regarding the planned scope and schedule of the audit, and

significant audit matters, including any significant audit deficiencies in internal control that we identify during our audit.

     We have also provided declarations to those charged with governance that we have complied with professional ethics

requirements relating to independence, and communicated with them all relationships and other matters that may reasonably be

considered to affect our independence, as well as relevant preventive measures (where appropriate).

     For the matters communicated with those charged with governance, we determine which matters are most important to the audit

of the financial statements for the current period, and thus constituted the key audit matters. We describe these matters in our audit

report, unless the public disclosure of these matters is prohibited by laws and regulations, or in rare cases, if it is reasonably expected

that the negative consequences caused by communication of certain matters in our audit report outweigh benefits generated in public

interest, we confirm that such matters should not be communicated in our audit reports.



Shangkuai Certified Public Accountants (Special General Partnership)                Chinese Certified Public Accountant Zhang Lifa

                                                                                             (Project Partner)
                                                                                    Chinese Certified Public Accountant Yin Zuoyong


             Shanghai, China                                                                                  March 29, 2022




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II. Financial Statements

The currency of the statements in the financial notes is: RMB


1. Consolidated balance sheet

Prepared by: Shandong Weifang Rainbow Chemical Co., Ltd.

                                                          Friday, December 31, 2021
                                                                                                                                   Unit: RMB

                    Item                                Friday, December 31, 2021                   Thursday, December 31, 2020

 Current assets:

 Monetary funds                                                         3,724,744,059.71                                 2,414,448,915.08

 Deposit reservation for balance

 Lending to banks and other financial
 institutions

 Financial assets held for trading                                          200,000,000.00

 Derivative financial assets                                                 48,922,283.50                                 133,278,332.00

 Notes receivable                                                            35,385,609.76

 Accounts receivable                                                    2,328,358,879.35                                 2,143,568,272.92

 Receivables financing                                                          100,000.00                                      230,000.00

 Pre-payments                                                                77,313,374.04                                   76,103,861.97

 Premium receivable

 Re-insurance accounts receivable

 Reserves for re-insurance contract
 receivable

 Other receivables                                                           11,576,269.72                                    5,953,741.13

 Including.: interest receivable

 Dividends receivable

 Financial assets purchased under
 resale agreement

 Inventory                                                                 1,775,113,092.67                              1,009,026,739.04

 Contracted assets

 Assets held for sale

 Non-current assets that mature within
 one year

 Other current assets                                                       264,431,341.13                                 165,619,381.42

 Total current assets                                                   8,465,944,909.88                                 5,948,229,243.56


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Non-current assets:

Disbursed loans and advances

Debt investments

Other debt investment

Long-term receivables

Long-term equity investment                                   1,810,538.69                                   1,826,018.32

Other equity instrument investment

Other non-current financial assets

Investment real estate

Fixed assets                                            1,218,635,770.03                                  924,361,253.46

Construction in progress                                    281,855,456.95                                200,820,098.24

Productive biological assets

Oil and gas assets

Assets with rights of use                                    18,876,699.07

Intangible assets                                           118,003,684.46                                120,487,087.24

Development expenditure

Goodwill                                                     26,949,350.10                                  26,949,350.10

Long-term deferred expenses                                   1,972,932.08                                   1,939,406.84

Deferred income tax assets                                   46,893,086.34                                  31,535,237.65

Other non-current assets                                    130,713,116.29                                  37,720,250.96

Total non-current assets                                1,845,710,634.01                                1,345,638,702.81

Total assets                                           10,311,655,543.89                                7,293,867,946.37

Current liabilities:

Short-term loan                                             550,348,417.31                                650,352,593.02

Borrowings from the central bank

Borrowing from banks and financial
institutions

Financial liabilities held for trading

Derivative financial liabilities

Notes payable                                           3,369,427,627.30                                2,851,033,174.02

Accounts payable                                            879,276,036.26                                535,811,764.12

Advance receipts                                              2,624,536.52

Contract liability                                           45,096,633.96                                  27,611,393.11

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Deposits and inter bank deposits
received

Amount received from agency trading
of securities

Amount received from agency
underwriting of securities

Payroll payable                                             154,700,982.42                                131,488,193.75

Taxes payable                                                83,154,482.55                                  25,818,770.58

Other payables                                               29,657,941.65                                  34,939,347.25

Including: Interests payable

Dividends payable

Charges and commissions payable

Re-insurance accounts payable

Liabilities held for sale

Non-current liabilities due within one
                                                             19,679,032.26                                   9,318,434.03
year

Other current liabilities                                    37,357,003.10

Total current liabilities                               5,171,322,693.33                                4,266,373,669.88

Non-current liabilities:

Provision for insurance contracts

Long-term loan                                               25,555,537.87                                  48,946,980.76

Bonds payable

Including: Preferred shares

Perpetual bonds

Lease liability                                              13,312,230.04

Long-term payables

Long-term payroll payable

Accrued liabilities                                             840,000.00

Deferred income                                              13,950,734.80                                  13,270,222.26

Deferred income tax liabilities                              43,570,565.25                                  37,767,127.96

Other non-current liabilities

Total non-current liabilities                                97,229,067.96                                  99,984,330.98

Total liabilities                                       5,268,551,761.29                                4,366,358,000.86

Owner’s equity:

Share capital                                               276,180,000.00                                207,130,000.00


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 Other equity instruments

 Including: Preferred shares

 Perpetual bonds

 Capital reserve                                                      2,226,848,878.76                                 858,290,440.12

 Less: Treasury stock

 Other comprehensive income                                               -6,390,755.46                                 -27,063,944.13

 Special reserve                                                         14,783,485.63                                   16,936,043.63

 Surplus reserve                                                        158,674,657.07                                 114,159,831.52

 General risk reserve

 Undistributed profit                                                 2,238,628,036.71                               1,632,435,871.85

 Total owners' equity attributed to
                                                                      4,908,724,302.71                               2,801,888,242.99
 parent company

 Minority shareholder’s interest                                       134,379,479.89                                 125,621,702.52

 Total owner’s equity                                                5,043,103,782.60                               2,927,509,945.51

 Total liabilities and owners’ equity                             10,311,655,543.89                                 7,293,867,946.37


Legal Representative: Wicky Wang         Chief Accountant in Charge: Xing Bingpeng    Chief of Accounting Institution: Zhang Baolin


2. Consolidated income statement

                                                                                                                               Unit: RMB

                     Item                                      2021                                           2020

 I. Gross Operating Income                                             9,797,107,551.38                              7,289,831,535.13

 Including: Operating income                                           9,797,107,551.38                              7,289,831,535.13

 Interest income

 Premium earned

 Handling charges and commissions
 income

 II. Total Operating Costs                                             8,872,442,224.57                              6,902,209,431.26

 Including: Costs of business                                          7,938,158,166.90                              6,040,215,411.31

 Interest expenses

 Handling charges and commission
 expenses

 Surrender value

 Net payments for insurance claims

 Net withdrawal of reserve for insurance


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responsibility contracts

Expenditures of policy dividend

Re-insurance expense

Taxes and surcharges                                          12,967,120.40                                   12,462,737.16

Sales expenses                                               219,514,455.26                                 176,753,956.13

Management expenses                                          293,698,852.81                                 214,627,201.55

R&D expenditures                                             312,438,469.66                                 227,225,895.12

Financial expenses                                            95,665,159.54                                 230,924,229.99

Including: Interest expenses                                  26,673,548.50                                   28,883,202.01

Interest income                                               30,734,697.16                                   22,873,901.83

Add: Other incomes                                            14,634,035.09                                   18,085,971.91

Income from investment (“-” for
                                                             224,428,785.59                                   86,127,591.36
loss)

Including: Income from investment in
associated enterprises and joint                                  -15,479.63                                    -174,787.67
ventures

Income recognized at termination of
financial assets measured at amortized
cost

Foreign exchange gain ("-" fro loss)

Net exposure hedging income ("-" for
loss)

Income from changes in fair value ("-"
                                                              -84,356,048.50                                117,832,064.00
for loss)

Credit impairment losses ("-" for loss)                       -48,700,774.17                                 -37,601,406.77

Asset impairment losses ("-" for loss)                        -14,353,166.10                                  -5,624,419.94

Gains from asset disposal ("-" for loss)                       -3,614,935.21                                      -19,173.62

III. Operating Profit ("-" for loss)                        1,012,703,223.51                                566,422,730.81

Add: Non-operating income                                      8,404,814.92                                    9,796,005.68

Less: Non-operating expenses                                  31,719,144.18                                   27,932,635.03

IV. Total Profit Before Tax (“-” for
                                                             989,388,894.25                                 548,286,101.46
total losses)

Less: Income tax expenses                                    143,341,408.16                                   82,884,412.38

V. Net Profit ("-" for net loss)                             846,047,486.09                                 465,401,689.08

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1. Net profit from continuing
                                                             846,047,486.09                                465,401,689.08
operations (“-” for net loss)

2. Net profit from discontinued
operations (“-” for net loss)

(II) Classification by ownership

1. Net profit attributed to the
                                                             799,718,982.72                                437,634,530.57
shareholders of the parent company

2. Profit or loss of minority
                                                              46,328,503.37                                  27,767,158.51
shareholders

VI. Net Amount after Tax of Other
                                                             -13,968,931.28                                 -27,915,144.34
Comprehensive Income

Net amount of other comprehensive
income after tax attributed to the                            20,673,188.67                                 -22,998,716.24
owners of parent company

(I) Other comprehensive income that
cannot be reclassified into profit or loss

1. Changes due to re-measurement on
defined benefit plan

2. Other comprehensive income that
cannot be converted into profit and loss
under the equity method

3. Changes in fair value of other equity
instrument investments

4. Changes in the fair value of the
credit risk of the enterprise

5. Other

(ii) Other comprehensive income that
                                                              20,673,188.67                                 -22,998,716.24
will be reclassified into profit and loss

1. Other comprehensive income that
can be converted to profit or loss under
the equity method

2. Changes in fair value for other
investment on bonds

3. Amount of financial assets
reclassified into other comprehensive
income

4. Provision for credit impairment of
other creditor's rights investment

5. Cash flow hedge reserve

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 6. Difference of foreign currency
                                                                        20,673,188.67                                  -22,998,716.24
 financial statement translation

 7. Other

 Net amount of other comprehensive
 income after tax attribute d to minority                               -34,642,119.95                                  -4,916,428.10
 shareholders

 VII. Total Comprehensive Income                                       832,078,554.81                                 437,486,544.74

 Total comprehensive income attributed
                                                                       820,392,171.39                                 414,635,814.33
 to parent company owners

 Total comprehensive income attributed
                                                                        11,686,383.42                                   22,850,730.41
 to minority shareholders

 VIII. Earnings per Share:

 (i) Basic earnings per share                                                     3.39                                             2.11

 (ii) Diluted earnings per share                                                  3.39                                             2.11

For business combination under the same control in the current period, the net profit of the merged party before the business
combination is RMB , and the net profit of the merged party in the previous period is RMB .


Legal Representative: Wicky Wang        Chief Accountant in Charge: Xing Bingpeng    Chief of Accounting Institution: Zhang Baolin


3. Consolidated cash flow statement

                                                                                                                              Unit: RMB

                   Item                                       2021                                           2020

 I. Cash Flows Generated from
 Operating Activities:

 Cash received from sales of goods
                                                                      9,623,031,311.61                              6,623,303,362.41
 and services

 Net increase in deposit from
 customers and inter bank

 Net increase in borrowing from
 central bank

 Net increase in borrowings from
 other financial institutions

 Cash receipts from premiums under
 direct insurance contracts

 Net cash receipts from re-insurance
 business

 Net cash receipts from policyholders'
 deposits and investments


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Cash receipts from interest, handling
fees and commissions

Net increase in capital borrowed from
banks and other financial institutions

Net increase in repurchase business
capital

Net cash received from securities
trading brokerage

Cash receipts from tax refunds                                577,883,804.65                                 504,282,929.26

Cash received relating to other
                                                               53,367,659.63                                   61,592,852.82
operating activities

Subtotal of cash inflow in business
                                                        10,254,282,775.89                                  7,189,179,144.49
activities

Cash payments for goods acquired
                                                         8,330,141,066.73                                  5,825,768,243.81
and services received

Net increase in customer loans and
advances

Net increase in deposits in central
bank and inter bank

Cash payments for original insurance
contract claims

Net increase in lending funds from
banks and other financial institutions

Cash payments for interest, fee and
commission

Cash payments for insurance
policyholder dividends

Cash payments to employees and on
                                                              447,860,665.81                                 347,912,621.91
behalf of employees

Cash payments for taxes                                       161,162,768.69                                 111,491,727.77

Other cash payments relating to
                                                              524,046,664.93                                 392,131,637.50
operating activities

Subtotal of cash outflow in business
                                                             9,463,211,166.16                              6,677,304,230.99
activities

Net cash flow from operating
                                                              791,071,609.73                                 511,874,913.50
activities

II. Cash Flows from Investing
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Cash receipts from investment
withdrawal

Cash receipts from return on
investments

Net cash receipts from disposals of
fixed assets, intangible assets and                           10,440,269.55                                    5,939,640.23
other long-term assets

Net cash receipts from disposal of
subsidiary or any other business unit

Other cash receipts relating to
                                                             224,444,265.22                                   86,302,379.03
investing activities

Subtotal of cash inflow in investment
                                                             234,884,534.77                                   92,242,019.26
activities

Cash payments to acquire or
construct fixed assets, intangible                           614,615,446.56                                 322,218,044.37
assets and other long-term assets

Cash payments for investment                                 200,000,000.00

Net increase in pledged loans

Net cash payments to acquire
subsidiary and other business units

Other cash payments relating to
investment activities

Subtotal of cash outflow in
                                                             814,615,446.56                                 322,218,044.37
investment activities

Net cash flow in investment activities                       -579,730,911.79                                -229,976,025.11

III. Cash Flows from Financing
Activities:

Cash received from capital
                                                         1,428,809,338.64
contributions

Including: Cash received from
investment of minority shareholder
from subsidiary

Cash receipts from borrowings                            1,225,034,893.26                                 1,588,905,171.50

Other cash receipts relating to
financing activities

Subtotal of cash inflow in financing
                                                         2,653,844,231.90                                 1,588,905,171.50
activities

Cash repayments of borrowings                            1,343,683,572.12                                 1,010,424,945.52



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 Cash payments for distribution of
 dividends, profits, or cash payments                                                                                                                                       163,753,538.25                                                                                            94,211,087.65
 for interest expenses

 Including: Dividends and profits paid
 to minority shareholders by
 subsidiaries

 Other cash paid related to financing
                                                                                                                                                                                24,732,127.93                                                                                        583,824,984.28
 activities

 Subtotal of cash outflow in financing
                                                                                                                                                                       1,532,169,238.30                                                                                         1,688,461,017.45
 activities

 Net cash flow from financing
                                                                                                                                                                       1,121,674,993.60                                                                                              -99,555,845.95
 activities

 IV. Effect of Exchange Rate Changes
                                                                                                                                                                              -20,356,350.15                                                                                         -45,969,241.69
 on Cash and Cash Equivalents

 V. Net Increase in Cash and Cash
                                                                                                                                                                       1,312,659,341.39                                                                                              136,373,800.75
 Equivalents

 Add: Beginning balance of cash and
                                                                                                                                                                            719,642,914.12                                                                                           583,269,113.37
 cash equivalents

 VI. Closing Balance of Cash and
                                                                                                                                                                       2,032,302,255.51                                                                                              719,642,914.12
 Cash Equivalents


4. Consolidated statement of changes in owners' equity

Amount in the current period


                                                                                                                                                                                             2021




                                                                                                                                          Equity attributed to ownersof the parent company




                  Item
                                                                          Other equity instruments                                                                                                                                                                                           Minority             Total owner’s
                                                                                                                                Less:

                                                                                                                                                   Other comprehensive                                                General risk   Undistributed

                                                                                                                               Treasury                                                                                                                                                sharehold er’s interest       equity
                                          Share capital                                                      Capital reserve                                                    Special reserv e    Surplus reserve                                      Other       Subtotal
                                                              Preferred              Perpetual
                                                                                                                                                          income                                                        reserve           profit
                                                                                                     Other
                                                                                                                                stock
                                                               shares                 bonds




 I. Balance at the end of the period of

                                          207,130,000.00                                                     858,290,440.12                               -27,0 63,944.13        16,936,0 43.63     114,159,831.52                   1,632,435,871.8 5           2,801,888,242.9 9            125,621,702.52      2,927,509,945.5 1

 previous year:




 Add: Changes in accounting policies                                                                                                                                                                                                       125,207.69                  125,207.69                                       125,207.69




 Correction of errors fromprevious




 period




 Business combination under common




 contro l




 Other




 II. Opening balance of the current       207,130,000.00                                                     858,290,440.12                               -27,0 63,944.13        16,936,0 43.63     114,159,831.52                   1,632,561,079.5 4           2,802,013,450.6 8            125,621,702.52      2,927,635,153.2 0




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III. Changes in Current Perio d (“-” for

                                             69,050,0 00.00                          1,368,558,438.6 4   20,673,1 88.67   -2,152,558.0 0    44,514,8 25.55           606,066,957.17     2,106,710,852.0 3     8,757,777.37    2,115,468,629.4 0

decrease)




(I) Total comprehensive income                                                                           20,673,1 88.67                                              799,718,982.72      820,392,171.39     11,686,3 83.42     832,078,554.81




(II) Capital contribution and reduction

                                             69,050,0 00.00                          1,368,558,438.6 4                                                                                  1,437,608,438.6 4                     1,437,608,438.6 4

by owners




1. Ordinary shares invested by owners        69,050,0 00.00                          1,359,759,338.6 4                                                                                  1,428,809,338.6 4                     1,428,809,338.6 4




2. Capital contributed from other




equity instrument holders




3. Amounts of share-based payments

                                                                                         8,799,100.00                                                                                       8,799,100.00                          8,799,100.00

recognized in owners' equity




4. Other




(III) Profit distribution                                                                                                                   44,514,8 25.55           -193,652,025.5 5   -149,137,200.0 0     -2,875,809.2 3   -152,013,009.2 3




1. Appropriation of surplus reserve                                                                                                         44,514,8 25.55            -44,5 14,825.55




2. Appropriation of general risk




reserve




3. Distribution to owners (or

                                                                                                                                                                     -149,137,200.0 0   -149,137,200.0 0     -2,875,809.2 3   -152,013,009.2 3

sharehold ers)




4. Other




(IV) Internal carry -ove of owners'




equity




1. Capital reserve converted into




capital (or share capital)




2. Surplus reserve converted into




capital (or share capital)




3. Recovery of losses by surplus




reserves




4. Carry -over retained earnings from




defined benefit plan changes




5. Carry -over retained earnings from




other comprehensive income




6. Other




(V) Special reserves                                                                                                      -2,152,558.0 0                                                   -2,152,558.0 0       -52,7 96.82      -2,205,354.8 2




1. Withdrawal in the current period                                                                                       28,629,0 21.92                                                  28,629,0 21.92        378,850.78      29,007,8 72.70




2. Use in the current period                                                                                              -30,7 81,579.92                                                 -30,7 81,579.92      -431,647.60      -31,2 13,227.52




(VI) Other




IV. Balance at the end of the current        276,180,000.00                          2,226,848,878.7 6   -6,390,755.4 6   14,783,4 85.63    158,674,657.07          2,238,628,036.7 1   4,908,724,302.7 1   134,379,479.89    5,043,103,782.6 0




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                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       Unit: RMB

Amount in the previous period
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       Unit: RMB
                                                                                                                                                                                      Year of 2020




                                                                                                                                         Equity attributed to ownersof the parent company




                   Item
                                                                         Other equity instruments                                                                                                                                                                                           Minority             Total owner’s
                                                                                                                                Less:

                                                                                                                                                 Other comprehensive                                                   General risk   Undistributed
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      sharehold er’s interest       equity
                                          Share capital                                                     Capital reserve   Treasury                                        Special reserve        Surplus reserve                                      Other       Subtotal
                                                             Preferred              Perpetual
                                                                                                                                                        income                                                           reserve           profit
                                                                                                    Other
                                                                                                                               stock
                                                              shares                 bonds




 I. Balance at the end of the period of

                                          207,130,000.00                                                    858,290,440.12                               -4,065,227.8 9        10,783,5 58.07        114,159,831.52                   1,263,154,241.2 8           2,449,452,843.1 0          103,598,601.81      2,553,051,444.9 1

 previous year:




 Add: Changes in accounting policies




 Correction of errors fromprevious




 period




 Business combination under common




 control




 Other




 II. Opening balance of the current

                                          207,130,000.00                                                    858,290,440.12                               -4,065,227.8 9        10,783,5 58.07        114,159,831.52                   1,263,154,241.2 8           2,449,452,843.1 0          103,598,601.81      2,553,051,444.9 1

 year




 III. Changes in Current Period (“-”

                                                                                                                                                        -22,9 98,716.24         6,152,485.56                                           369,281,630.57              352,435,399.89             22,023,1 00.71      374,458,500.60

 for decrease)




 (I) Total comprehensive income                                                                                                                         -22,9 98,716.24                                                                437,634,530.57              414,635,814.33             22,850,7 30.41      437,486,544.74




 (II) Capital contribution and




 reduction by owners




 1. Ordinary shares invested by




 owners




 2. Capital contributed from other




 equity instrument holders




 3. Amounts of share-based payments




 recognized in owners' equity




 4. Other




 (III) Profit distribution                                                                                                                                                                                                              -68,3 52,900.00             -68,3 52,900.00              -880,426.52       -69,2 33,326.52




 1. Appropriation of surplus reserve




 2. Appropriation of general risk




 reserve




 3. Distribution to owners (or

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        -68,3 52,900.00             -68,3 52,900.00              -880,426.52       -69,2 33,326.52

 sharehold ers)




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 4. Other




 (IV) Internal carry -ove of owners'




 equity




 1. Capital reserve converted into




 capital (or share capital)




 2. Surplus reserve converted into




 capital (or share capital)




 3. Recovery of losses by surplus




 reserves




 4. Carry -over retained earnings from




 defined benefit plan changes




 5. Carry -over retained earnings from




 other comprehensive income




 6. Other




 (V) Special reserves                                                                                               6,152,485.56                                                    6,152,485.56        52,796.8 2        6,205,282.38




 1. Withdrawal in the current period                                                                               24,217,2 12.35                                                 24,217,2 12 .35       354,240.93      24,571,4 53.28




 2. Use in the current period                                                                                      -18,0 64,726.79                                                -18,0 64,726.79      -301,444.1 1     -18,3 66,170.90




 (VI) Other




 IV. Balance at the end of the current

                                         207,130,000.00                         858,290,440.12   -27,0 63,944.13   16,936,0 43.63    114,159,831.52         1,632,435,871.8 5   2,801,888,242.9 9   125,621,702.52    2,927,509,945.5 1

 period




In the case of any deviation from the explanations presented hereof, the 2021 Annual Report in Chinese

version shall prevail.




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