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About Scientific Energy, INC

Scientific Energy, Inc. is a United States-listed company traded on the NASDAQ, with its principal executive office reported in Macau and its legal parent incorporated in the State of Utah. For French, Belgian, and Swiss investors, this is a highly unusual name-versus-business profile: despite the company’s name, it is not a pure energy play. Over time it has evolved through several business lines, including graphite trading, e-commerce, food ordering and delivery, and related niche operating activities. The company was incorporated on May 30, 2001. Historically, it focused on buying and selling various grades of graphite; later, it shifted its strategy toward online platform development and consumer-facing service activities in Asia. According to its most recent SEC disclosures, Scientific Energy now operates as a multi-activity holding group with a changing operating footprint. In the United States, the company has re-established a wholesale graphite products business through Graphite Energy, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary incorporated in Florida in December 2023. In Macau, the core business is described as food ordering and delivery, conducted through its majority-owned subsidiary Macao E-Media Development Company Limited. In mainland China, the group has also disclosed the establishment of Zhuhai Aomi for in-store operations in Zhuhai. In Hong Kong, it acquired Celebrity Chef Catering Management Limited in December 2024, expanding into ready-to-eat meal supply and online food ordering/delivery services. This mix indicates a small-cap company with a portfolio approach rather than a single concentrated operating model. From a competitive standpoint, Scientific Energy appears to be a niche and relatively small participant, without evidence of market leadership in graphite, digital commerce, or food delivery. Its business model relies heavily on local subsidiaries, third-party suppliers, and operational execution across multiple jurisdictions. That can provide flexibility, but it also creates material risks around supply chain continuity, integration, and margin stability. Geographically, the company’s presence is concentrated across the United States, Macau, Hong Kong, and mainland China, giving it an international profile, albeit on a limited scale. Recent highlights include the restructuring of its U.S. graphite business, the continued buildout of its food ordering and delivery operations in Asia, and the December 2024 acquisition of Celebrity Chef Catering. For investors, Scientific Energy should be viewed as a micro-cap, strategy-evolving issuer with a high degree of business-model uncertainty and a risk profile materially above that of a typical listed industrial or consumer company.