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Accessibility

We aim to make the information and functions on this website accessible to as broad a range of users as possible; this statement was published in August 2026.

Our commitment

This website carries company information, investment-related content and contact channels that we believe should be equally accessible to users on different devices and different modes of browsing, including those who rely on screen readers, keyboard navigation, or who experience differences in vision, motor function or cognition. Accessibility is treated as ongoing work in how the site is designed and built, not a one-time compliance check.

Standard we follow

The design and development of this website reference the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at Level AA. This is a widely adopted international benchmark for web accessibility, organized around perceivability, operability, understandability and robustness. We treat it as a direction for continuous improvement rather than a claim of complete conformance in every detail.

Measures on this site

The following measures have been implemented in the design and build of this website.

  1. Semantic structure and landmarks

    Pages use semantic HTML structure and landmark regions to distinguish header, navigation, main content and footer, allowing screen-reader users to understand the page layout quickly and move between sections.

  2. Full keyboard navigation

    Every interactive element on the site — navigation menus, the language switch, the cookie-preferences dialog and the contact form — can be operated using only a keyboard, without relying on a mouse or touch input.

  3. Visible focus states

    The element currently holding keyboard focus carries a clearly visible visual style, so a user navigating by keyboard can always confirm their current position on the page.

  4. Color contrast

    Text, headings and key interface elements are set to color-contrast ratios consistent with WCAG 2.1 AA, to remain readable under different lighting conditions and for users with varying vision.

  5. Alternative text

    Images and icons carry descriptive alternative text, so a screen reader conveys the information an image carries rather than skipping it or reading a filename.

  6. Accessible charts

    Data charts on the site are paired with a text alternative that conveys the core information the chart represents, so users who cannot perceive the graphical presentation still have access to its content.

  7. Respect for reduced-motion preferences

    The site detects a reduced-motion preference set at the operating system or browser level and simplifies or disables non-essential transitions and animation accordingly.

  8. Accessible language switching

    The control that switches between the Chinese and English interfaces carries a clear accessible name and state, can be triggered by keyboard, and announces to a screen reader once the switch has taken effect.

  9. Forms with programmatic labels and error messages

    Every field in the contact form carries a programmatically associated label, and validation errors are presented as text tied to the specific field, so a user relying on assistive technology can locate and understand the issue.

Feedback

If you encounter an accessibility difficulty while using this website, or have comments on this statement, please let us know through the Contact page, including the device, browser or assistive technology you were using, so that we can locate and address the issue more precisely.

Statement date

This accessibility statement was published in August 2026 and reflects the state of the website's accessibility work as of that time. It will be updated periodically as the site continues to be refined.