Summary of Conference Call Notes Industry Overview: China Property Key Points on Sales Performance - Top 100 developers' contract sales declined by **21% YoY** in June 2025, worsening from **-10% in May 2025** due to: 1. Higher base in June 2024 from policy easing in mid-May 2024 2. Lack of policy easing support [2][6] - On a **MoM basis**, contract sales increased by **17%**, lower than the average **30%** from 2020 to 2024 [2][7] - In the first half of 2025, combined sales for top 100 developers fell by **11% YoY**, compared to **-8% YoY** in May 2025 [2][6] Performance of Luxury Projects - Demand for luxury projects remained strong, exemplified by Sunac's Shanghai One Central Park selling out in **2 hours**, significantly boosting Sunac's contract sales in June 2025 [2][6] Regional Developer Performance - Regional developers (e.g., Jinmao, C&D International, Yuexiu Property, Greentown China) outperformed the sector average, focusing on tier 1 and core tier 2 cities, benefiting from resilient luxury demand [2][6] Future Outlook - Expectations for top 100 contract sales to improve YoY in **3Q25** due to a lower base effect [2][6] Secondary Market Insights - As of June 25, 2025, secondary listings in **50 cities** increased by **9.5% YoY** and **8.6% YTD**; Tier-1 cities saw a **4.4% YoY** and **5.3% YTD** increase [3][9] - Secondary transaction volume for **12 cities** increased by **4% YoY** on a 30-day moving average, down from **7% in May 2025** [3][9] Implications for Property Listings - The rise in secondary listings is attributed to: 1. Slowing secondary transactions 2. Upgraders selling existing homes to purchase luxury new homes [3][9] Developer Performance Comparison - SOE developers' contract sales in June declined by **23% YoY**, similar to the **21% YoY** decline of top 100 developers; semi-SOE and POE developers saw declines of **33%** and **11%** respectively [4][25] - Current market shares: SOE developers at **58%**, POE developers at **31%** [4][25] Sales Data Highlights - Top 100 developers' combined gross contract sales value dropped by **21% YoY** in June, compared to **-10% YoY** in May [18][20] - The combined attributable contract sales GFA decreased by **35% YoY** in June, worsening from **-20% YoY** in May [13][20] Risks and Opportunities Downside Risks - Government policies restricting demand and mortgage lending - Tight financing conditions for developers - Lower-than-expected residential growth in China's economy [31] Upside Risks - Potential policy loosening that could boost residential property sales and prices - Large-scale asset disposals at fair prices by developers to ease liquidity pressures [31]

Miami, FL, June 26, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Earth Science Tech, Inc. (OTC: ETST) (“ETST” or “Company”), a strategic holding company, focused on value creation through the acquisition, operational optimization, and management of its operating businesses, today shares its financial results for the year ended March 31, 2025. For the fiscal year ended March 31, 2025, the Company reported the following results: Cash: $1,473,228, compared to $697,721 as of March 31, 2024—an increase of $775,507, representing a 1 ...