Press Release

“In 3 years, Tiens Group will invest US$ 2 billion in 10 major marketing regions.” Mr. Li Jinyuan, President and Board Chairman of Tiens Group declared Tiens Group’s investment plan from 2005 to 2007 when he received the interview by Malaysia reporters on the afternoon of Jan. 20, 2005.

President Li Jinyuan is receiving interviews by Malaysian reporters.

The upcoming 2004 Tiens (Malaysia) International Annual Convention won wide attention from Malaysian media. With strong interests in Tiens and many questions about it, reporters from Sin Chew Daily, Nanyang Siang Pau, Business World, See Hua Daily News and Stars interviewed Mr. Li Jinyuan, President of Tiens Group. After President Li Jinyuan briefed the development of Tiens in recent years, reporters focused their questions on its developing orientation and plan in the future. President Li Jinyuan declared his ambitious development strategy, “Tiens Group aims to integrate manufacture, logistics and network marketing, give full play to their advantages and operate them in a supermarket style so as to maximize all the integrated resources and ensure Tiens’ healthy and orderly development in a long term.” He said that to lay a good foundation for development, Tiens Group would invest US$ 2 billion in 10 major marketing regions from 2005 to 2007. It would annex and purchase many enterprises of healthcare food, healthcare equipments, chemical commodities, and then allocate the capital step by step to strive for companies to be listed in 10 major marketing regions respectively.

When reporters asked why Tiens Group stressed the development in Malaysia, President Li Jinyuan explained that the development in Malaysia is the key element to realize the global development strategy of Tiens Group. Malaysia is a direct selling kingdom gathering many direct selling elites. Tiens Group would take the advantages to expand its business to other neighbor countries on the base of the development in Malaysia.

After that, President Li Jinyuan answered many questions from reporters. Since there were many reporters, the interview had two separate parts: one in English and the other in Chinese, and lasted more than two hours.