YDDL 2025 Business and Financial Overview (IV): Balance Sheet and IPO Fundraising

As of the end of 2025, $One and one Green Technologies (YDDL.US)$ total assets stood at USD 56 million, shareholders’ equity amounted to USD 41.8 million, and the company maintained zero interest-bearing debt. This current asset-liability structure provides a solid financial foundation for future operational planning.

For businesses related to recycled metals and hazardous waste treatment, daily operations and expansion typically involve capital expenditures on equipment, environmental protection infrastructure, raw material procurement, technological upgrades, supply chain management, and customer acquisition. YDDL’s maintenance of zero interest-bearing debt helps reduce interest expense pressure and offers greater flexibility in capital allocation.

Following its Nasdaq IPO, YDDL raised approximately USD 11.5 million in total gross proceeds. After listing, YDDL entered the public capital markets, and its information disclosure, investor communications, and corporate governance will continue to be enhanced in accordance with Nasdaq and relevant regulatory requirements. The IPO proceeds provide financial support for future business development, and specific use of funds will be subject to publicly disclosed information.

From an operational perspective, YDDL will continue advancing its business by focusing on capacity ramp-up, technological upgrades, raw material supply, and customer base optimization. YDDL has already secured a certain scale of compliant processing quotas, and the pace of subsequent capacity release will need to align with raw material procurement, processing capabilities, environmental compliance, logistics arrangements, and downstream sales.

Regarding raw material supply, YDDL will continue leveraging its compliant qualifications to expand its supplier network and consistently evaluate opportunities across the upstream raw material supply chain. YDDL will also assess potential opportunities related to establishing raw material recycling yards in regions such as the United States and Europe, based on market conditions and business needs.

Going forward, YDDL will continue managing its operations around core business activities, asset-liability structure, capital allocation, operational efficiency, and risk management, while fulfilling disclosure obligations in accordance with applicable regulatory requirements.

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