Dentons improves lysine facilities, multi-content products and common development

August 11, 2011, the Board of Directors of Dentons Biochemical Technology Group announced that in the six months ended June 30, 2011, the Group made a major breakthrough in the development of new lysine products such as 80% lysine and 75% lysine, and made improvements in the production process of lysine products, significantly reducing production coststhe group said it had been working with April 2011 to improve the feasibility of improving some lysine production facilities in order to meet strong demand for lysine products, particularly in ChinaThe feasibility study was completed in July 2011 with satisfactory results and work on facilities has recently begunThe improved production facilities will produce various types of lysine products, including 80% lysine, 75% lysine and lysine products already in the group (98.5% lysine, 70% lysine and 65% lysine), and the application of newly developed technologies will significantly reduce production costsIt is expected that after the completion of the above-mentioned improvement work, the Group's production capacity of lysine products will be increased by 60% to 800,000 tons from 500,000 tonsThe improvement is expected to cost $50 million and will be completed in November 2011as the world's largest co-supplier of lysine production, the Group's strategy has been to expand its capacity and continue to focus on research and development to maintain its leadership positionThe Directors believe that these developments further consolidate the Group's leadership position in the lysine marketAugust 11, 2011, the Board of Directors of Dentons Biochemical Technology Group announced that the Group made a major breakthrough in the development of new lysine products such as 80% lysine and 75% lysine in the six months ended June 30, 2011, and made improvements in the production process of lysine products, significantly reducing production coststhe group said it had been working with April 2011 to improve the feasibility of improving some lysine production facilities in order to meet strong demand for lysine products, particularly in ChinaThe feasibility study was completed in July 2011 with satisfactory results and work on facilities has recently begunThe improved production facilities will produce various types of lysine products, including 80% lysine, 75% lysine and lysine products already in the group (98.5% lysine, 70% lysine and 65% lysine), and the application of newly developed technologies will significantly reduce production costsIt is expected that after the completion of the above-mentioned improvement work, the Group's production capacity of lysine products will be increased by 60% to 800,000 tons from 500,000 tonsThe improvement is expected to cost $50 million and will be completed in November 2011as the world's largest co-supplier of lysine production, the Group's strategy has been to expand its capacity and continue to focus on research and development to maintain its leadership positionThe Directors believe that these developments further consolidate the Group's leadership position in the lysine market(name)