NABLE, an eco-friendly materials specialist, participated in LUXE PACK Monaco 2025—held at the Grimaldi Forum in Monaco from September 29 to October 1, 2025—as a material supply partner to
SP Beauty PKG. At the exhibition, NABLE and SP Beauty PKG, its distribution collaboration partner in the European and U.S. markets, showcased cosmetic packaging made with NABLE’s high-performance biodegradable materials. SP Beauty PKG led the overall exhibition, while NABLE supported the collaboration by supplying materials and providing technical assistance. SP Beauty PKG is a global packaging company specializing in both primary and secondary cosmetic packaging. Under its “Beauty Total Service” model, it offers end-to-end services ranging from packaging planning and development to customized collaboration with customers. According to a NABLE representative, as Europe’s packaging regulatory environment becomes more defined and implementation accelerates, buyers are increasingly evaluating material transitions based on two key criteria: “regulatory compliance readiness” and “real-world feasibility for application and mass production.” NABLE reported that it secured multiple inquiries regarding collaboration and adoption from major European companies and brand representatives during the exhibition, and conducted follow-up business discussions with SP Beauty PKG. Building on this event as a stepping stone for European expansion, NABLE plans to continue advancing partnerships and commercialization discussions for market entry in Europe in close cooperation with SP Beauty PKG.

NABLE, an eco-friendly materials specialist, announced that it participated in
Food & Hotel Asia – Food & Beverage 2025 (FHA-F&B 2025) held this April at Singapore EXPO and signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with FAMA (Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority), an agency under Malaysia’s Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security (KPKM),
to cooperate on biodegradable packaging solutions. Established in 1965, FAMA is a Malaysian government statutory body responsible for
marketing “agro-food” products such as agricultural and processed foods. It serves as a key organization that not only supports domestic distribution but also develops
export channels and carries out promotional initiatives to expand overseas markets. Through this agreement, the two parties plan to jointly promote the reduction of plastic use and the transition to
sustainable packaging throughout the distribution and export processes for agricultural products. In addition, leveraging NABLE’s proprietary technology applied to biodegradable materials and products,
they intend to co-develop eco-friendly packaging solutions for the F&B, hospitality, and foodservice sectors across Southeast Asia and neighboring markets, while progressively
expanding collaboration in distribution and local marketing. A NABLE representative said, “FHA-F&B 2025. 2025 is a core platform where decision-makers
across Asia’s food, beverage, and hospitality industries gather,” adding, “Through our partnership with FAMA, we will expand eco-friendly packaging solutions
tailored to the needs of local Southeast Asian markets.” FHA-F&B 2025 was held from April 8 to 11 at Singapore EXPO, and according to the organizer,
the event is a leading ASEAN FHA-F&B 2025. industry exhibition, with more than 1,500 brands from over 50 countries and approximately 65,000 visitors. During the exhibition, NABLE broadened its touchpoints with global FHA-F&B 2025. brands and buyers from the hospitality and foodservice industries seeking sustainable packaging, while also securing numerous consultations as well as sample and testing requests regarding the applicability of
its biodegradable materials—successfully concluding its participation at FHA-F&B 2025.

On October 28, the "Business Opportunities in Malaysia Seminar : Realizing Regional Growth,
Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone" was successfully held
at the Sapphire Ballroom of the Lotte Hotel in Seoul.

This seminar aimed to highlight Johor's strategic location and economic growth potential while exploring avenues for business collaboration between Malaysia and South Korea.

Genesis Nature introduced its environmentally friendly alternative material to plastic,
called "Grastic," offering a new solution to environmental issues.
Grastic, an innovative material designed to replace traditional plastics,
addresses the problem of plastic-related pollution and emphasizes sustainability,
garnering strong interest from attendees.

Johor State Chief Minister On Hafiz Ghazi personally reviewed the product and expressed high regard for Genesis Nature's biodegradable material technology, pledging full support for establishing a production plant in Johor.

The seminar provided an opportunity for South Korean companies to explore diverse collaborative
opportunities in Malaysia, particularly in Johor, fostering mutually beneficial business models and strengthening
economic ties between the two countries.