DIORAMA INVESTMENTS MANAGED BY:. FUND STRUCTURE DIORAMA INVESTMENTS  Luxembourg SICAR entity licensed and regulated by Luxembourg’s Capital Markets Commission.

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DIORAMA INVESTMENTS MANAGED BY:

FUND STRUCTURE DIORAMA INVESTMENTS  Luxembourg SICAR entity licensed and regulated by Luxembourg’s Capital Markets Commission (CSSF)  Exclusively managed by DECA Investments Alternative Investment Fund Manager (AIFM): the first AIFM licensed and regulated by the Hellenic Capital Market Commission (HCMC)  DECA has five partners with broad experience in investments

FUND STRUCTURE DIORAMA INVESTMENTS DIORAMA INVESTMENTS SICAR Regulated by CSSF DECA INVESTMENTS AIFM Regulated by HCMC INVESTORS Private & Institutional PORTFOLIO Investments

INVESTMENT SIZE: EUR 130mn – EUR 160mn DIORAMA INVESTMENTS  Dimitris Daskalopoulos is the anchor Investor, with EUR 50mn commitments  Other seed investors include financial institutions and Greek high-net-worth individuals with EUR 25 mn  Other important investors are EIF, EBRD, other IFIs, other financial institutions totaling commitments of EUR 65mn – EUR 90mn

WHAT WE DO DIORAMA INVESTMENTS  Provide growth capital to Greek SMEs: typically EUR 5mn – EUR 15mn  Equity and equity-like capital  May invest in larger entities  Usually significant minority positions. May acquire majority  Provide capital for growth, working capital, fixed assets investments etc.

WHAT WE DON’T DO DIORAMA INVESTMENTS  Lending  Restructurings (although we will provide capital after deal with lenders is made)  Startups  Prohibited Sectors (gambling, weapons, distilled alcohol, and certain others)  We don’t ask for pledges, personal guaranties, mortgages etc. Our protection is the business plan, the shareholders’ agreement and the partners’ integrity

WHAT WE OFFER DIORAMA INVESTMENTS  Capital is the obvious Working capital to fund growth New plant and equipment Strategic acquisitions  Advice on improving capital structure  Improving governance  Help on opening markets and outlets through our operating advisors

IMPORTANT THEMES DIORAMA INVESTMENTS  Long term (4-6 years) partners  After we invest we are on an equal base. Either we both make money or we both lose  Agree on governance, our rights and exit before we enter  We only invest in holding companies. No affiliates with different shareholdings  Integrity and reputation of candidate partners fundamental

WHAT COMPANIES ARE WE LOOKING FOR DIORAMA INVESTMENTS  Honest partners  Extrovert companies. Exports account for large percentage of revenues  Strong fundamentals  Low capacity utilization  In need of capital

WHAT WE DON’T LIKE DIORAMA INVESTMENTS  Companies with complicated organizational structures  Importers selling mainly to Greece  Large capital expenditures in the next few years  Important reputational issues

HOW WE PROCEED DIORAMA INVESTMENTS  Early on we sign NDA to get information  Require well -thought five year plan  Early on we provide valuation estimate and potential structure including major items of Shareholders’ agreement  If agreeable we do full valuation and negotiate definitive agreement based on earlier discussions  The better prepared a company the faster the investment is concluded. Average time is 6 months