During the 2026 Shanghai-listed companies collective investor reception and interim results briefing held today, the investor relations team of China Pacific Insurance (Group) Co., Ltd. responded to shareholder queries by highlighting the company's intensified focus on extreme weather risk research. The group is strengthening collaborations with meteorological agencies to embed predictive climate data across its entire insurance value chain, bolstering its overall disaster risk management capabilities.

The company is pooling resources to advance a dedicated catastrophe risk management platform, aiming to build an integrated model covering prevention, mitigation, rescue, and compensation. This approach enhances pre-incident risk assessment, issues timely warnings, conducts thorough hazard inspections, and ensures corrective actions are implemented. A linked mechanism has been established to connect rectification results with post-disaster claims and subsequent-year renewals.

Furthermore, CPIC is optimizing its risk selection processes to proactively curb cumulative exposure in high-risk zones and tightening oversight over elevated-risk industries. Facing this year's flood season challenges, including the concurrent and overlapping typhoons "Bavi," "Maysak," and "Krosa," the company responded with scientific coordination and orderly execution, prioritizing the protection of public safety. The overall disaster response outcomes have outperformed expectations; for instance, following Typhoon "Bavi," auto insurance claims saw a 95% loss assessment completion within seven days, with an overall case closure rate reaching 64%.

Looking ahead to potential continued climate volatility in the second half, the company will further strengthen concentration risk management for catastrophic events, optimize reinsurance arrangements, and leverage the full efficacy of its integrated risk-reduction services to achieve its full-year underwriting profitability target.