Mr. Chan identified in the early 1990's that the strong and sustained economic development in China would create strong demand pulls for both the automotive and the logistics industries and focused OTL's China investment programme in these two fronts. OTL Storage Equipment Co. Ltd.("OTL Systems") was founded in March 1996 by Mr. John C. Chan founder and Chairman of Oriental Technology Limited of Hong Kong as part of his long term investment strategy in China. OTL obtained the co-operation and technical assistance of Fritz Schafer GmbH of Germany, a leading manufacturer of logistics products, in the setting up of OTL Systems and during the first 30 months of operations.

OTL Systems'factory built in the Economic and Technology Development Zone of Zhenjiang in the Yangtze River Delta, 33,000 square meter site. The facility is equipped with sophisticated machinery, which enables OTL Systems to be at the forefront of storage solutions in both product quality and development.

OTL Systems'products originally designed and specified by Fritz Schafer according to European standards. The product range and production technology have continuously enhanced and refined in anticipation of rising customer demands and stay ahead of the competition.

The Company now provides tailor-made total storage solutions ranging from the light duty modular shelving systems to the medium duty long span, all variations of adjustable pallet racking systems(APR), the automated storage and retrieval systems(AS/RS), the cantilever racking systems and the live storage systems. Its service includes project design, manufacturing, installation, after sales service and general consultancy on storage solutions.

To reflect the Company's management and product quality, OTL Systems attained its ISO9001 quality standard certification in March 2001.

The Company has also widened its sales network to cover all major regions of China, taking advantage of OTL's multi-franchise automobile distribution networks which now consists of some 30 companies in 10 coastal Chinese cities spanning from the Beijing-Tianjin capital corridor to the Pearl River Delta.