OTC: RDSC

Our
services are distributed directly to clients through our in-house team via online platforms, email communication, and direct client engagement.
In addition, we leverage our director’s business network and participate in recognized industry and networking events in Malaysia,
including trade exhibitions at the Malaysia International Trade & Exhibition Centre (MITEC), SME Corp Malaysia programs, and conferences
organized by the Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MICCI).

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At
this time, the company does not own or rely upon patents, trademarks, licenses, franchises, concessions, or royalty agreements that are
material to our business operations other than our service agreement with our client. Material terms of service agreement include:

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Scope of Services:
Provision of content drafting, editing, formatting, and publishing on designated news portals, along with public relations advisory
services, including media strategy, brand positioning, and review of public-facing materials.

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Payment Term: All fees
are payable within 7 days of invoice issuance. Late payments may incur interest at 18% per annum, calculated on a pro-rated daily
basis.

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Term & Termination:
Agreement remains in effect until terminated by either party with 30 days’ written notice, or immediately in the event of a
material breach.

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Content Ownership: The
Client retains full ownership of all approved and published content.

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Confidentiality: Both parties
agree to maintain strict confidentiality of all proprietary and sensitive information exchanged.

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Liability & Indemnity:
The Service Provider bears no liability for content post-publication except in cases of proven negligence. The Client agrees to indemnify
the Service Provider against any third-party claims arising from the published content.

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Governing Law: This Agreement
is governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Malaysia.

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Amendments: Any modifications
must be made in writing and signed by both parties.

We
are not required to obtain any special licenses to operate as a public relations firm in Malaysia. However, we are subject to several
important industry regulations and legal requirements that govern our operations, particularly in the areas of media relations, content
publishing, advertising, and data protection. These include:

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Communications and Multimedia
Act 1998 (CMA). As a public relations company, we are subject to the provisions of the CMA, which governs the use of communications
and multimedia in Malaysia. This Act regulates media practices, including broadcasting, publishing, and the distribution of content,
particularly in digital and online platforms. Our company ensures compliance with the CMA when distributing press releases, engaging
with media outlets, or conducting online communication.

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Printing Presses and Publications
Act 1984. While not required to hold a specific license, we must be mindful of the regulations under this Act when distributing press
releases or public statements to printed media outlets.

We
do not depend on physical raw materials, manufacturing, or principal suppliers in the traditional sense, as our business is service-based.
Instead, our operations rely on digital platforms, software subscriptions, and media access, all of which are readily available from
multiple providers. However, given our limited operating history, we are currently dependent on two major customers. Management believes
this concentration risk will be mitigated as we expand our customer base, although client concentration may continue to fluctuate depending
on the scale of individual projects.

Status
of Publicly Announced New Product or Service

Other
than the services described under “Our Current Operations and Revenue-Generating Activity,” the Company has not publicly
announced any new products or services. The Company is currently offering all services it intends to provide, and management does not
have any plans to introduce additional products or services beyond those currently disclosed.

Intellectual
Property

We
do not have any intellectual property in the form of registered trademarks and copyrights. We claim an unregistered trademark in our
company logo on the cover of this prospectus.

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Competition

As
a newly established company in the competitive public relations market, we face several challenges. The PR industry in Malaysia has seen
steady growth, particularly with the rise of online media and digital communication platforms. However, as a newcomer, we are faced with
strong competition in terms of pricing and branding, particularly from established firms with well-recognized reputations and wider client
networks. Our differentiation lies in our agility, personal client relationships, and tailored services, which allow us to adapt quickly
to changing industry needs and deliver highly customized solutions.

Some
of the top PR agencies in Malaysia that we consider our key competitors include GO Communications, Precious Communications, BRANDTHINK
Malaysia, and Mad Hat Asia. These firms have built strong portfolios and established long-standing client relationships, giving them
a considerable advantage in brand visibility and market share. Competing in this landscape requires us to carve out a niche that emphasizes
value-added services and personalized client engagement.

In
addition to traditional competition, we also face the emerging challenge of technological disruption, particularly from artificial intelligence
(AI) tools that can generate press releases and content at a fraction of the cost. While AI presents opportunities for efficiency, it
also poses a threat to traditional content creation jobs. However, we believe that the human touch in PR—especially in crafting
nuanced, brand-specific messaging and managing client relationships—remains irreplaceable. Our focus is on building a strong brand
that emphasizes quality, creativity, and personalized service, positioning ourselves as a trusted partner for clients seeking more than
just automated solutions.

Our
Employees

As
of the date of this report, we have two employees, including our chief executive officer and an accountant. As we grow, of which you
have no assurance, we have plans to expand the workforce with additional employees or contractors to support various functions such as
content creation, media outreach, and administrative tasks.

The
chief executive officer’s current role includes managing all aspects of the business, from client consultations and content development
to handling legal and regulatory compliance matters. This approach allows for a personalized and hands-on service for all clients while
maintaining a lean operational structure in the initial stages of our development.