D&G Technology Holding Company Limited (“D&G Technology” or the “Group”; Stock code: 1301.HK), a leading medium-to-large scale asphalt mixing plant manufacturer and service provider in China, is pleased to announce that the Group expects its profit attributable to the equity shareholders of the Company for the six months ended 30 June 2017 to increase by approximately 53% as compared to the same period last year.
The increase is mainly due to the increase in revenue by approximately 46% and partly offset by the increase in distribution costs and research and development expenses. The increase in revenue was primarily attributable to the increase in demand of asphalt mixing plants resulting from the increase in road construction projects both in China and overseas countries. In particular, the demand for recycling asphalt mixing plants in China increased significantly, due to the advocacy of the national environmental protection policies in China.
Ms. Glendy Choi, CEO and Executive Director of the Group, said, “Investment in infrastructure is one of the key drivers of economic growth and we are glad to see the increase in road construction projects not only in China but also along the One Belt One Road countries. With the advocacy of environmental protection policies in China, we expect there shall be a continuous growth in demand of recycling and high environmental protection configuration asphalt plants. The Group will also carry on to grasp the opportunities in the “One Belt One Road” region to develop its business and explore potential overseas markets. With unceasing technological innovation and investments in research and development, the Group is confident to remain as a leading player in the market and will use our best endeavors to bring better returns to the shareholders of the Company.”
Ms Glendy Choi, CEO of D&G Technology, was awarded the Hong Kong Young Industrialist 2016. She has been interviewed by Federation of Hong Kong Industries (FHKI) recently. The interview article was published in April issue of Hong Kong Industrialist, a monthly magazine published by FHKI. Link: 
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In Hong Kong, 3600 tons of food waste which equal to the total weight of 250 double-decker buses is sent to the landfills on a daily basis. Around 1 million HK people are living below the poverty line and 1 in 7 HK people go around under nourished. Food Angel, a sustainable Food Rescue and Food Assistance Program, was launched in 2011 with the ultimate goal of achieving Waste Not Hunger Not. Today, Food Angel serve 6000 free hot meals and food packs daily to people in need of food assistance and rescue 3000kg surplus food from going to the landfills every day. To support Food Angel, D&G Technology has organized its HK staff to take part in the volunteer work program of Food Angel. Through the half-day program, the staff got to know food waste issues in Hong Kong and they helped prepare Food Angel meals together. The Company hopes that the concept of Waste Not, Hunger Not can be disseminated to the staff and all staff can become Food Angels.
