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May 22, 2020
Our company, “Cis Solar Engineering Limited” and “Cis Engineering Limited” (hereinafter referred to as the “Company”), has come to the attention of a local company, “Cis Energy Management Limited” (hereinafter referred to as “Cis Energy”), which uses the name and trademark of “Cis Energy” to provide home engineering related products and services.
The Company has also learned that "Chiss Energy" has posted photos showing the Company's internal activities and logos on its Facebook page. Such photos may mislead the public into believing that "Chiss Energy" has any business partnership or association with the Company.
We hereby solemnly declare that "QIS Energy" has nothing to do with our company, nor is it affiliated with our company, recognized by our company, or connected with our company in any way. Our company will seriously deal with the relevant behavior that attempts to offend the public, and through a lawyer, we will ask "QIS Energy" to immediately remove all photos related to our company, and reserve all rights to pursue "QIS Energy".

Hong Kong Edition | China Daily
May 22, 2020
Statement of Clarification
It has come to the attention of Kee See Solar Energy Engineering Co. Limited and Kee See Engineering Company Limited (hereafter "the Companies") that another local company, Kee See Energy Management Limited (hereinafter KS Energy"), is offering residential engineering products and services under the name and trademark "Kee See Energy".
It has also come to the Companies' attention that KS Energy has posted photos showing the Companies' internal activities and logos on KS Energy's Facebook Page. The said photos are potentially misleading the public that there is any relationship, association or connection in between the Companies and KS Energy.
KS Energy is not related to, affiliated with, endorsed by, or in any way connected to Kee See Solar Energy Engineering Co. Limited and Kee See Engineering Company Limited. The Companies are taking this matter very seriously, has demanded through their legal representative that KS Energy shall forthwith remove all photos containing any materials in relation to the Company and the Companies shall reserve their rights and remedies against KS Energy.

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