Common use of REASONS FOR THE TRANSACTIONS Clause in Contracts

REASONS FOR THE TRANSACTIONS. The New Lease Agreement was entered into between the Tenants and VS Management after arm’s length negotiations. The Group has been leasing certain residential buildings in the Former Premises from VS Management since early 2004. The Directors believe that the proximity of the Leased Premises to the production facilities of the Tenants not only gives the employees great convenience but also can help reduce the transportation costs incurred by the Group for arranging employees to come to work. In addition, the Directors consider that the Leased Premises can provide well-managed staff quarters for the Tenants. The Directors also consider that by entering into the New Lease Agreement, the Group is able to cap the amount of rent and management fee payable, while allowing the flexibility to the Group to adjust the amount of rent and management fee payable in the event that the fair market rent and management fee as determined in accordance with the New Lease Agreement is different from the agreed amount under the New Lease Agreement. The Directors (including the independent non-executive Directors) are of the opinion that:

REASONS FOR THE TRANSACTIONS. The New Lease Agreement was entered into between the Tenants and VS Management after arm’s length negotiations. The Group has been leasing certain residential buildings in the Former Premises from VS Management since early 2004. The Directors believe that the proximity of the Leased Premises to the production facilities of the Tenants not only gives the employees great convenience but also can help reduce the transportation costs incurred by the Group for arranging employees to come to work. In addition, the Directors consider that the Leased Premises can provide well-managed staff quarters for the Tenants. The Directors also consider that by entering into the New Lease Agreement, the Group is able to cap the amount of rent and management fee payable, while allowing the flexibility to the Group to adjust the amount of rent and management fee payable in the event that the fair market rent and management fee as determined in accordance with the New Lease Agreement is different from the agreed amount under the New Lease Agreement. The Directors (including the independent non-executive Directors) are of the opinion that:

REASONS FOR THE TRANSACTIONS. The New Lease Agreement was entered into between the Tenants and VS Management after arm’s length negotiations. The Group has been leasing certain residential buildings in the Former Premises from VS Management since early 2004. The Directors believe that the proximity of the Leased Premises to the production facilities of the Tenants not only gives the employees great convenience but also can help to reduce the transportation costs incurred by the Group for arranging employees to come to work. In addition, the Directors consider that the Leased Premises can provide well-managed staff quarters for the Tenants. The Directors also consider that by entering into the New Lease Agreement, the Group is able to cap the amount of rent and management fee payable, while allowing the flexibility to the Group to adjust the amount of rent and management fee payable in the event that the fair market rent and management fee as determined in accordance with the New Lease Agreement is different from the agreed amount under the New Lease Agreement. The Directors (including the independent non-executive Directors) are of the opinion that: