Page  1  Object profile Object for transfer Transferor Object profile  Beer market analysis  Transfer conditions Transfer price Transferee’s qualification.

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Page  1  Object profile Object for transfer Transferor Object profile  Beer market analysis  Transfer conditions Transfer price Transferee’s qualification and conditions Transfer mode  Transfer process  Project fee and distribution 100% equity transfer of a Hunan-based brewery limited company

Page  2  Object for transfer:100% equity transfer of a Hunan-based brewery limited company  Transferor ： 6 shareholders who are natural persons  Object profile Registered capital ： 50 million yuan Scope of business: beer production and sale Profile ： 1.The Hunan-based brewery limited company, with the possession of a noted beer brand a city of Hunan, is specialized in beer production and sale with a capacity of 70,000t/a. It mainly produces high, intermediate and low-level beer of different prices. The enterprise, under normal operation now, boasts a stable share in the local market. 2. All employees have signed a fixed term contract with the company. The transferee shall perform the labor relationship in accordance with the existing labor contracts. 3.The object’s fixed assets mainly include production equipment and workshops. Its intangible asset is the land using right with a registered coverage of 138mu in the land using right certificate and actual usable area of about 160mu to be expired on Feb. 18, Now, the land value rockets, but the value added is not accounted in the balance sheet. Object profile

Page  3 4. Object profile Number of distribution outlets according to regions RegionQty. of outlets Yiyang30 Changsha9 Changde11 Xiangtan8 Zhuzhou3 Yueyang9 Loudi8 Shaoyang13 Huaihua8 Yongzhou7 Hengyang5 Chenzhou12 Chongqing10 Jiangxi8 Yunnan7 Guangdong9 Guangxi4 Fujian1 Total 162 Business income Business profit Net profit According to the auditing report provided by the transferor, 6. Originally called Sanben Beer, the company purchased land use right in 2006 and built a new plant in Upon completion in 2008, the companied moved in and put the new plant into operation in February All equipment were bought upon the completion of the new plant and still new in general.

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Page  9 Transfer conditions Transfer price 80 million yuan Transferee’s qualification and conditions 1.The transferee shall be enterprise or natural person with effective existence and complying with the country’s laws and regulations. 2.The transferee shall be in good financial situation and have sufficient capacity to pay. 3. The transferee shall be in compliant with other conditions stipulated in national laws and administrative statutes. Settlement mode Transferor and transferee shall entrust CBEX as the 3rd party for the transaction amount (deposit) trusteeship and settlement. Payment mode: lump sum payment

Page  10 Transfer process I. Paying deposit to show sincerity During the information disclosure period, intended transferee shall pay 100,000 yuan deposit to CBEX to show sincerity if he/she intends to discuss the transfer with the transferor. II. Consulting and negotiation When the intended transferee pays the deposit, he/she may contact the transferor for field investigations. III. Submitting acceptance application IV. Arranging contract signing V. Issuing transaction vouchers

Page  11 Contact persons ： Ma Hongfen, Zheng Hua Investment and Financing Service Center, China Beijing Equity Exchange Tel. ： Fax ： ext ： Contact information