TRANSPORT INT'L Invites Shareholders to Opt for Electronic Delivery of Corporate Communications

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Transport International Holdings Limited issued a shareholder letter dated 17 April 2026 outlining a new election process for receiving all future corporate communications.

The company is offering two primary options: 1) Electronic version posted on the company website (www.tih.hk) with an email or postal notification each time a document is released. 2) Printed copies, selectable in English only, Chinese only, or both languages.

If a completed reply form is not returned on or before 15 May 2026, shareholders will be deemed to have elected the electronic option. Subsequent notices will then be sent only as alerts that the material is available online.

Shareholders may alter their election at any time with seven days’ written notice to the Hong Kong share registrar, Computershare Hong Kong Investor Services Limited, or via email (tih.ecom@computershare.com.hk). Printed copies will continue to be supplied free of charge upon request, and both language versions will remain accessible on the company website and on HKEXnews.

The initiative is intended to improve operational efficiency, reduce costs and support environmental sustainability, and complies with Hong Kong listing rules and the company’s bye-laws. A hotline, (852) 2786 8827, is available for related enquiries during business hours.

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