YOKE Industrial Corp                                                                                                   
#39, 33rd Road,       
Taichung Industry Park         
Taichung, Taiwan                                     


Subject: YOKE reduce the cost to DNV 2.7-1 and 2.7-3 Container companies with the
launch of the new Extreme range of DNV approved Master Links and Shackles

YOKE are proud to announce the launch of this latest range of new products following further extensive

 investment in research and development, manufacturing and testing. Steven Hong, CEO and President of

YOKE Corporation commented "We continue to listen to our partners in the global oil and gas markets and

recognize the challenging commercial pressures they face on a daily basis in the supply chain, whilst maintaining

 the flow of goods using offshore container to their customers. Our continued investment in lean manufacturing

has enabled us to create the Extreme range of Master Links/Quad Assemblies and shackles, with impact values

of 42J at -40C.

One product range for all markets"

This truly global range of DNV products offer the most comprehensive line of products available from one brand,

allowing YOKE to enjoy massive economies of scale not available to other manufacturers. We continue to

share this with our customers. This range is designed to work in the harshest environments in all geographic

markets, no limitations!

The Extreme Range of Master Links/Quad assemblies and shackles, have the highest design factor in the

industry of 5:1, Charpi Impact values of 42J at -40C, Proof tested at 2.5 times the WLL, traceability

codes, and clear markings, therefore offering a range of products that have no equal in the industry.

YOKE continue to work with DNV and other third party accreditation bodies to bring world class

 products to the market as demanded by their partners, at what today

is a very challenging market in the Oil and Gas industry.

YOKE continue to listen to their partners and welcome all your enquiries in order that you can

reduce your operating costs in 2016.