Multiple City Governments Propose Direct Follow-Up Partnership Discussions
$One and one Green(YDDL)$ today announced that the Company was the sole enterprise invited to present at the Provincial Solid Waste Management Board’s Second Quarter 2026 Meeting, an official government environmental conference held on June 23, 2026 in Sta. Cruz, Laguna, and attended by approximately 60 provincial and municipal environmental protection officials from across the Philippines.
Image (from left to right): One and One Chief Operating Officer and Director, Mr. Huajun Yan; the formal presentation from Yoda Metal and Crafts Trading and Services Corp., the operating subsidiary of One and One Green Technologies.
One and One delivered a formal presentation to the assembled government representatives on the Company’s current recycling operations, processing capabilities, and local business expansion plans. The Provincial Solid Waste Management Board convened the meeting as part of its quarterly government environmental agenda. It was attended exclusively by government environmental protection officials at the provincial and city levels.
Following the presentation, representatives from environmental protection agencies across multiple provinces and cities expressed support for the Company’s waste recycling operations and resource circulation initiatives. Representatives from multiple city governments proposed holding dedicated follow-up meetings with One and One to discuss cooperation frameworks and partnership details, opening direct government-enterprise liaison channels for the Company’s domestic business expansion. The Company was represented at the meeting by Huajun Yan, Chief Operating Officer and Director, along with the Company’s Pollution Control Officer and environmental compliance personnel from its Philippine operating subsidiaries.
One and One is currently in active negotiations with enterprises in designated Philippine economic zones, with several partnerships at the contract-finalization stage. The government presentation is expected to further facilitate these partnerships through enhanced government support and facilitation.
Ms. Tina Yan, Chairman and CEO of One and One, commented: “This invitation from the Province of Laguna validates the workwe have built over the past decade in the Philippines. Being invitedto present to 60 provincial and municipal environmental officials from across the archipelago speaks to the strength of our regulatory standing, the quality of our operations, and the trust we have earned from the Philippine government. The fact that multiple city governments have now proposed direct partnership discussions signals real, actionable demand for our recycling capabilities at the local level.”
“We look forward to advancing these relationships and expanding our operational footprint across additional Philippine provinces and economic zones.”
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