Asiabest Group International Inc.ABG

Request for Voluntary Suspension of Trading

Asiabest Group International, Inc. (the “Company” or “ABG”) respectfully request for the voluntary suspension of trading of its common shares, effective immediately upon approval, to preserve a fair and orderly market, avoid a false market, and ensure equal access to material information while the Company completes required submissions in connection with previously disclosed transactions.

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1. Calls from Shareholders for Transparency. Since the above disclosures, ABG has
received calls from shareholders asking why a trading halt was not implemented, stressing
that a short, orderly pause would allow full, transparent disclosure and proper price
discovery.
Since our disclosures on the contemplated fold-in (“vend-in”) of Concrete Stone
Corporation (“CSC”), Industry Movers Corporation (“IMC”), and Kabalayan (via
Premium Lands Corp.), we have received persistent calls from shareholders and market
participants for a short pause to ensure full transparency and proper price discovery. The
specific concerns repeatedly raised are:
• Basis of valuations for the vend-in assets (CSC, IMC, Kabalayan): appraisal
methodologies, independent adviser qualifications, peer/comparable selection, and key
assumptions.
• Basis of ABG’s ¿150 million subscription into CSC (10,000,000 primary shares at
¿15.00/share): how the price level relates to independent valuations, how it aligns with
the integration plan, and how it impacts ABG’s post-transaction value.
These concerns are echoed in public commentary that has amplified the risk of
information asymmetry during this transition phase. In particular, recent market columns
and commentary have characterized the situation as investors “flying blind” on value
until fuller materials are available, reinforcing investor calls for a short, orderly pause.
2. Avoidance of a False Market. In the absence of the finalized valuations/appraisals and
related supporting materials, continued trading risks mispricing of the trading of ABG
shares and unequal access to material information. A temporary suspension will curb
speculation until the Exchange can disseminate ABG’s complete submissions.
The contemplated transactions (vend-in of operating assets and related capital actions)
are valuation-dependent and material to ABG’s enterprise value and price discovery.
While independent appraisals and valuation reports are being finalized, continued trading
risks mispricing and unequal access to material information (i.e., a “false market”). A
brief, time-bound suspension, paired with prompt, complete submissions and event-based
lifting upon ABG’s submission, is the most proportionate, investor protective course.
3. Market Orderliness. A time bound suspension, paired with event based lifting triggers
(see below), is the least restrictive, most proportionate measure to safeguard the market
during this narrow window.

Please see attached documents for additional information pertaining to this request.