Since late August 2026, Luang Namtha Province in Laos has suffered continuous heavy rainfall and serious flooding. The floods inundated villages, damaged roads and affected farmland, causing significant losses to lives and property. Due to extreme rainfall, Boten Port on the China-Laos border was severely waterlogged, blocking customs access roads and interrupting traffic, forcing a temporary closure and seriously affecting local livelihoods and cross-border operations. The Mainland Group Laos No. 2 plant was suspended for a total of about eleven days due to the flooding.

The disaster touched many hearts. Since entering the Laos market in 2016, Mainland Group has taken deep root in Luang Namtha, actively participating in local industrial development and sharing the region's hardships. During this flood, the Group’s local plant was also affected by the flood situation. Despite the impact on its own production and operations, Mainland Group’s Laos company remained committed to local people, actively practicing overseas corporate social responsibility, standing side by side with the local government, and assisting the community.

On the morning of 18 September 2026 local time, in order to fully support local flood fighting, emergency relief and post-disaster reconstruction, Mainland Group’s Laos company donated 60 million kip (LAK) to the government of Luang Namtha Province for disaster relief, supporting local livelihood recovery, road repair and assistance to affected people after the disaster. Benchiao, Vice Governor of Luang Namtha Province, and Khamchao Chanthaloun, Director of the Finance Department, received the company representatives and expressed their gratitude for Mainland’s timely support after the disaster.

Mainland Group’s Laos company stands with the local community through thick and thin. In the future, it will continue to be based in the locality, actively participate in local construction, and do its utmost to support post-disaster reconstruction and local development in Luang Namtha Province.