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This collaboration marks another recognition of the company's expertise in public safety alert technology by local governments, and is expected to further strengthen its market position.

⑴ Italian energy giant ENI Group released its strategic plan on Thursday, setting a target for operating cash flow (CFFO) to reach 17 billion euros by 2030, corresponding to an annual compound growth rate of up to 14% per share. ⑵ The company expects the total free cash flow generated throughout the planning period to reach 70% of its current market value, demonstrating strong cash generation capability. ⑶ Based on robust cash flow expectations, ENI proposes to increase the 2026 dividend by 5% to 1.10 euros per share and simultaneously launch a 1.5 billion euro share buyback program, directly rewarding shareholders. ⑷ Calculated from the baseline level of approximately 11.5 billion euros in 2026 (based on a $70/barrel oil price assumption), ENI expects cumulative operating cash flow during the planning period to reach about 71 billion euros. ⑸ In terms of capital allocation, the company confirms the “EniLive” strategic goal of achieving 5 million tons of biofuel capacity by 2030. Meanwhile, capital expenditure in 2026 is expected to be 7 billion euros, a reduction of 18% compared to 2025, indicating strict control of spending to optimize cash flow. ⑹ ENI has also reserved additional space for shareholder returns: if performance or market conditions exceed expectations in the future, 60% of incremental cash flow will be used to further increase the scale of buybacks, highlighting its emphasis on shareholder returns.

This collaboration aims to provide market participants with more efficient and advanced electronic trading solutions.