⚠️ TECHNICAL TRANSPARENCY ALERT: OWA STAGE 3 CERTIFICATION STATUS

Blue Aspirations do Brasil, in strict compliance with its duty of probity and governance, hereby discloses official communications received from the foreign management (HANGZHOU BLUE ASPIRATIONS TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. Register: 91320281MA201YPD41 and Hangzhou Blue Aspirations Technology Co. LTD., – Register: 91320281MA201YPD41) regarding the actual technical status and certification timelines of Floating LiDAR equipment.

Disclosed Facts and Market Risks

According to the official communication sent by Director Jianyu Qiu (Klaus) on Dec 9, 2025, a critical and significant delay was confirmed regarding OWA Stage 3 certifications, which are mandatory for technical acceptance and bankability in the Brazilian offshore wind market.

While the parent company claimed commercial readiness, internal reports admitted the following timelines:

  1. LiDAR ZX (Original Proposal): Stage 3 completion is projected only for May 2027.
  2. Vaisala LiDAR (WindCube): Certification is expected only in October 2026.
  3. LiDAR Springs (Chinese Technology): The final technical report is anticipated for January 2027, confirming that the equipment lacks the necessary validation for high-complexity projects in Brazil.

Purpose of this Disclosure: This alert is intended to prevent clients, investors, and State Governments from being misled regarding the implementation schedule of strategic projects such as Aura Sul Wind. Withholding these timelines constitutes a severe operational and financial risk to local partners.

Legal Basis for the Duty of Disclosure

This publication is an act of governance supported by the following provisions of Brazilian Law:

  • Article 157 of Law 6,404/76 (Duty of Disclosure): Mandates that administrators must immediately report any material act or fact that may influence the decision of investors or commercial partners to engage with the company.
  • Article 422 of the Civil Code (Objective Good Faith): Imposes a duty of transparency and full disclosure. Withholding information regarding the technical status of an essential product constitutes a breach of this duty.
  • Article 188, I, of the Civil Code: Provides that acts performed in the regular exercise of a right are not unlawful. Informing the market of a supplier’s technical delays to prevent third-party loss is both an ethical and legal obligation.
  • Article 1,011 of the Civil Code: Establishes the administrator’s Duty of Care and Probity in protecting corporate assets and reputation.