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Sales and adjusted EBITDA margin at previous year’s level according to preliminary figures Free cash flow excluding special items clearly positive at around € 50 million Rising order intake compared to previous year lays the foundation for a good start to FY 2025/26 Additional, positive order impetus expected from China Print trade fair in May Adjusted EBITDA margin to rise to around 8 percent in FY 2025/26 HEIDELBERG, GERMANY – Newsaktuell – 6 May 2025 – Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG (HEIDELBERG) held its own in a difficult market environment in financial year 2024/25 and achieved the targets it had set itself. According to preliminary calculations, the adjusted EBITDA margin remained stable at 7.1 percent, bringing the financial year to a successful close. The slightly lower sales volume compared to the previous year, rising wage costs and expenses for the drupa trade fair were successfully offset by the cost-cutting and efficiency measures initiated. In the fourth quarter alone, the adjusted EBITDA margin doubled to around 10 percent compared to the previous year. At around € 2,280 million, sales were slightly below the previous year’s level (€ 2,395 million). After a weak first quarter due to a reluctance to buy in the run-up to the drupa trade fair, sales increased quarter by quarter in the financial year and closed with a particularly strong fourth quarter. At around € 50 million, free cash flow was once again clearly positive (previous year: € 56 million), which did not include any special items in the reporting year, such as from the sale of non-operating assets. Growth market packaging printing: High interest worldwide in the Boardmaster from HEIDELBERG for high-volume folding carton production. “We were able to achieve our financial year targets in a difficult economic environment and uncertain geopolitical conditions,” said Jürgen Otto, CEO of HEIDELBERG. “With a clearly positive free cash flow for the second year in a row, we have confirmed our financially solid development. The measures initiated to reduce personnel costs will help us to further strengthen our profitability in the new financial year.” The adjusted EBITDA margin is expected to improve further to around 8 percent in the next financial year 2025/26. Rising incoming orders compared to the previous year lays the foundation for a good start to FY 2025/26 HEIDELBERG closed the past financial year with a high order intake. At over € 600 million, incoming orders in the fourth quarter were up on the previous quarters of the financial year. The basis for this is also the global and diversified positioning of the company, which allows HEIDELBERG to benefit from the different growth dynamics in the individual regions. The significant increase in incoming orders in the EMEA region in the fourth quarter deserves special mention, while the Americas region showed a slight improvement at a still subdued level. After several previous quarters of strong growth, the Asia/Pacific region was below the previous year’s level, mainly to the reluctance to invest ahead of the China Print trade fair. Both segments in the core business achieved an increase in orders thanks to strong development in the Sheetfed product area, with the Packaging Solutions segment accounting for the higher growth. Preliminary order intake for the year as a whole therefore totaled around € 2.430 billion, which was around 6 percent higher than the previous year’s figure of € 2.288 billion. Overall, the improvement can be seen across both segments, with Packaging Solutions accounting for around 52 percent of order intake for the year as a whole. Compared to the previous year, order intake in this strategically important segment recorded absolute growth of around 7 percent. “Our global presence in over 170 countries around the world is paying off, especially in economically uncertain times,” said Dr. David Schmedding, Chief Technology & Sales Officer at HEIDELBERG. “Thanks to the rising order situation, we expect a better start to the new financial year compared to the previous year. The China Print trade fair in May should provide further impetus for orders. We are also keeping a close eye on the development of customs duties worldwide. However, there is no comparable manufacturer in the USA in our core business. In the global market environment, our competitors are likely to be affected by the US tariffs to the same extent, meaning that we will continue to maintain our leading position. Overall, we are therefore confident about the new financial year. Additional, positive order impetus expected from China Print trade fair in May From May 15 to 19, China Print, the largest trade fair in the Chinese printing industry, will take place in Beijing this year with over 100,000 visitors. Customer groups from overseas are also expected to attend. In terms of sales, China is one of the top three markets for HEIDELBERG. At the booth, the company will showcase its latest innovations aimed at increasing efficiency and productivity, integrated hybrid production with offset and digital printing, developing new business opportunities and digital transformation. HEIDELBERG intends to gradually expand its business and portfolio to offer customers integrated end-to-end solutions for the entire production process through automation, robotics and software. As a system provider, the aim is to tap into the huge potential in the growing packaging segment. In China, the annual printing volume in the packaging sector is growing by around 4 percent. HEIDELBERG is thus also creating competitive advantages for its customers in China and intends to grow further in this market segment. China Print 2025 | HEIDELBERG The publication of the audited financial figures for the 2024/25 financial year is scheduled for June 5. Hashtag: #HEIDELBERG The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. About HEIDELBERG: Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG (HEIDELBERG) is a leading technology company that has stood for innovation, quality and reliability in mechanical engineering worldwide for 175 years. With a clear focus on growth, HEIDELBERG is driving further development in its core areas of packaging and digital printing, software solutions and the lifecycle business with service and consumables, so that customers

JAKARTA, INDONESIA – Media OutReach Newswire – 6 May 2025 – VinFast announces the official launch of the VF 6, a mid-size electric vehicle, in Indonesia, offering attractive incentives for early adopters. With the rapid expansion of its showroom network, service centers, and V-GREEN charging stations, VinFast is accelerating its presence in Indonesia, providing customers with diverse product options and seamless ownership experiences while contributing to the green mobility revolution in the archipelago. The VinFast VF 6 in Indonesia will be available in two trims, Eco and Plus, with on-the-road prices in Jakarta of 384,995,000 IDR and 439,600,000 IDR, respectively. VF 6 is a B-segment electric SUV, one of the most popular segments in Indonesia. VF 6 comes in two trims, Eco and Plus, with Jakarta On-The-Road prices of 384,995,000 IDR and 439,600,000 IDR, respectively. Deliveries of the first VF 6 units are expected to begin in June 2025. Following the successful introduction of VF 3, VF 5, and VF e34, VinFast VF 6 comes with attractive incentives, including cashback of 20,000,000 IDR for orders placed before June 30, 2025; free charging at VinFast charging stations operated by V-GREEN until March 1, 2028; and accessory gifts valued at 13,345,000 IDR. The VF 6 is positioned as an ideal choice for entrepreneurs and young families in Indonesia. This B-segment SUV from VinFast is designed for optimal urban commuting, with dimensions of 4,241 x 1,834 x 1,580 mm. Its 2,730 mm wheelbase provides optimal interior space, comparable to C-segment vehicles. The VF 6 Eco trim is equipped with a 130 kW (174 hp) electric motor and 250 Nm of torque, delivering a range of up to 480 km per full charge under NEDC standards. The VF 6 Plus trim offers enhanced performance with a 150 kW (201 hp) motor and 310 Nm of torque, with a driving range of approximately 460 km per charge under NEDC standards. The exterior design of the VF 6 reflects modern, sophisticated European aesthetics and embodies “The Duality in Nature” design philosophy, crafted by the renowned Torino Design studio. The model’s stylish appeal is highlighted by VinFast’s signature wing-shaped LED lighting, dual chrome trim lines running along the body, and 18-inch alloy wheels. Inside, VF 6 features a driver-oriented 12.9-inch touchscreen, integrating smart control and entertainment functions. A D-cut steering wheel with multifunction controls and power-adjustable driver seats, together with 18 customizable driving mode combinations enhance comfort and flexibility for users. In terms of safety, the VF 6 is equipped with an advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) featuring 22 standard safety functions, including Adaptive Cruise Control, Auto Lane Change Assist, Highway Driving Assist, Traffic Jam Assist, Automatic Emergency Brake, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Blind Spot Detection, a high-definition 360-degree camera and more. IP67-rated high voltage components combining with strengthened chassis and state-of-the-art functional safety concept design provide reliable protection for all occupants. In terms of after-sales, the VF 6 is backed by one of the best warranty policies in its segment, offering a vehicle warranty of 7 years or 160,000 km (whichever comes first) and an unlimited-mileage battery warranty for 8 years. Mr. Pham Sanh Chau, CEO of VinFast Asia, shared: “The VF 6 is the next crucial addition to VinFast’s EV ecosystem in Indonesia. By continuously expanding our all-electric product range, we reaffirm our mission to make electric vehicles accessible to everyone. This commitment is also reflected in our comprehensive green mobility ecosystem, particularly the rapidly growing VinFast charging network, ensuring that all customers can easily access, own, and use EVs—contributing to the global electric mobility revolution.” To bring peace of mind to customers through a demonstration of long-term commitment and confidence in product quality, VinFast is offering one of the most attractive new vehicle exchange and buyback policies on the Indonesian market, applicable to all models, including the VF 3, VF 5, VF e34, and VF 6. After VinFast’s sales/technical teams inspect, evaluate, and confirm eligibility, VinFast will either offer a new vehicle exchange (for customers looking to upgrade) or buy back the vehicle. VinFast’s buyback and trade-in rates are up to 90% after 6 months, 86% after 1 year, 78% after 2 years, and 70% after 3 years. Customers can explore VF 6 and other VinFast electric vehicles at 21 official showrooms across Jakarta, Bandung, Surabaya, Bali, and more. Additionally, VinFast has recently partnered with strategic dealer Amarta, which plans to open 11 new stores in 2025 and expand to 22 stores by 2027. In addition, owners can access a nationwide network of VinFast-authorized service centers operated by Otoklix and BOS, ensuring maximum convenience throughout vehicle ownership. VinFast aims to establish 500 authorized service workshops throughout Indonesia this year. Since entering Indonesia just one year ago, VinFast has made remarkable strides by collaborating with leading dealership and service partners, major banks, and launching four electric models – VF 3, VF 5, VF 6, and VF e34, combined with its attractive sales policies, while continuously expanding its sales and service network. The VinFast electric vehicle assembly plant in Subang is expected to commence operations in 2025. Simultaneously, VinFast is building a comprehensive green mobility ecosystem through strategic partnerships with electric taxi company GSM and global charging network developer V-GREEN. VinFast car owners can currently charge for free at charging stations operated by V-GREEN. The Company aims to develop 30,000 VinFast charging ports in Indonesia by the end of 2025, ensuring a seamless and worry-free transition to electric mobility for consumers while contributing to the region’s green transition efforts. Hashtag: #VinFast The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. About VinFast VinFast (NASDAQ: VFS), a subsidiary of Vingroup JSC, one of Vietnam’s largest conglomerates, is a pure-play electric vehicle (“EV”) manufacturer with the mission of making EVs accessible to everyone. VinFast’s product lineup today includes a wide range of electric SUVs, e-scooters, and e-buses. VinFast is currently embarking on its next growth phase through rapid expansion of its distribution and dealership network globally and increasing its manufacturing capacities with a focus on

DUBAI, UAE – Media OutReach Newswire – 5 May 2025 – Zindi, the leading professional network for data scientists and AI developers in emerging markets, is pleased to announce that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Cassava Technologies, a global technology leader of African heritage, to deliver artificial intelligence (AI) solutions and GPU-as-a-Service (GPUaas) across the African continent. This partnership represents a significant step in accelerating digital transformation in Africa and will see the two organisations collaborate on several initiatives. These include using Cassava’s GPUaaS capabilities for Zindi’s AI solution development and identifying opportunities for both organisations to leverage one another’s platforms and ecosystems. As Africa’s pioneering data science competition platform, Zindi collaborates with companies, non-profit organisations, and government institutions to develop, curate, and prepare data-driven challenges. This partnership underscores their mutual commitment to nurturing AI talent and innovation throughout the continent. Zindi CEO and Co-Founder, Celina Lee states: “Zindi is thrilled at the opportunity to partner with Cassava Technologies to strengthen African datasets and address local problems with locally developed solutions. Using Cassava’s GPU capabilities, which are essential for handling the large and complex computations that AI and machine learning models require, and collaborating on the launch of a competition specifically aimed at nurturing Africa’s AI talent will not only expose entrepreneurs and innovative solutions; it will help build new skills and create employment opportunities,” With the signing of this MOU, Cassava and Zindi are set to make significant inroads in Africa’s AI landscape. The partnership supports Cassava’s objective of providing world-class digital solutions and advancing responsible AI adoption, innovation, and growth in Africa. This follows its recent announcement of its plans to build Africa’s first AI factory and the 2024 launch of Cassava’s AI business. Hashtag: #Zindi The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. About Zindi Zindi is also present in the Caribbean. Join Saturday May 10th 2025 Barbados hackathon https://lu.ma/mxfcikvc Zindi is the first uniquely African data science competition platform. Zindi hosts an entire data science ecosystem of scientists, engineers, academics, companies, NGOs, governments and institutions focused on solving Africa’s most pressing problems. Zindi works with companies, non-profit organizations, and government institutions to develop, curate, and prepare data-driven challenges. Solutions are ranked automatically by the accuracy achieved. Whether you are testing the data science waters for the first time or trying to crack a persistent business problem with data, Zindi helps organizations push their creative boundaries at an affordable cost. For data scientists, from newbies to rock stars, Zindi is a place to access African datasets and solve African problems. Data scientists will find all the tools they need on Zindi to compete, share ideas, hone their skills, build their professional profiles, find career opportunities, and have fun!

The Health for Human Potential Community will address maternal and child health as well as infectious diseases, while the Just Energy Transition Community will focus on closing energy transition gaps. The Health for Human Potential Community aims to mobilise over US$100 million in catalytic philanthropic funding by 2030 PAA’s Communities initiative continues to foster deeper collaboration within philanthropic ecosystem SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 5 May 2025 – The Philanthropy Asia Alliance (PAA) today announced the launch of two new Communities – the Health for Human Potential (HHP) Community and the Just Energy Transition (JET) Community – at the Philanthropy Asia Summit 2025. These Communities build on PAA’s ongoing efforts to convene stakeholders around shared challenges and to explore promising pathways for philanthropic collaboration, applying a systems lens to drive scalable solutions in energy, health, and education. Each Community is helmed by Community Leads – PAA members – who will actively shape, fund and advance each Community’s work together with PAA. The Community Leads for each Community are listed in the next two sections. Developed with PAA members and launched in 2024, the Communities initiative brings together funders, practitioners, and ecosystem partners to collaborate on shared missions and collectively fund high-impact, PAA-evaluated projects. The first three Communities introduced at last year’s Summit were Blue Oceans, Sustainable Land Use, and Holistic & Inclusive Education. Since their launch, the first three Communities have forged various pathways, from peer learning and exchange of expertise to piloting collaborative projects. “The Communities initiative was born from a simple idea: that we can do more, and do better, when we act together,” said Mr Shaun Seow, Chief Executive Officer, Philanthropy Asia Alliance. “Tackling complex challenges across health, energy, or education calls for differentiated approaches. To drive deep impact, it is critical for PAA to provide focused platforms for collaboration, apart from industry convenings such as the Philanthropy Asia Summit. The two new Communities are another step forward in that direction. We are grateful to all our Community Leads for their commitment, partnership, and belief in our collective impact.” Health for Human Potential (HHP) Community: Tackling Asia’s Health Challenges with Ambition and Urgency PAA has launched the HHP Community with two objectives: to reduce preventable deaths and disease burdens across Southeast Asia, focusing on maternal, newborn, and child health and nutrition (MNCHN), as well as to tackle infectious diseases. The initial leads of the Health for HHP Community are the Gates Foundation, Institute of Philanthropy, Quantedge Advancement Initiative, Tanoto Foundation, and Temasek Foundation. Together, they are catalysing a bold ambition to drive lasting improvements in health across Asia. To kickstart efforts, the HHP Community Leads and the Philanthropy Asia Alliance will commit catalytic funding towards a portfolio of projects. With an initial funding target of US$100 million by 2030, the Community aims not only to deliver impact but also to strengthen the broader giving ecosystem by welcoming new partners and building a sustained, long-term coalition committed to improving health outcomes in the region. Discussions with other partners are ongoing and more are expected to join in coming months. The HHP Community will drive impact across the health innovation and delivery continuum by advancing affordable health solutions, strengthening health systems, promoting cross-sector collaboration, and integrating digital and AI tools into solutions that align with national health priorities. Efforts will initially focus on Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam – Southeast Asia’s most populous countries – where important gains have been made but further progress is needed to achieve Sustainable Development Goals related to MNCHN and infectious diseases, including tuberculosis and malaria. Just Energy Transition Community: Catalysing Philanthropic Action for a Clean and Inclusive Energy Future Co-led with members including Tara Climate Foundation, Bloomberg Philanthropies, and other philanthropic organisations, PAA has also launched the Just Energy Transition (JET) Community to galvanise philanthropic leadership and accelerate Asia’s shift towards clean, inclusive, and people-centred energy solutions. Despite being home to over half the world’s population and accounting for more than 50% of global energy consumption[1], Asia receives disproportionately lower philanthropic support for its critical energy transition. Between 2019 and 2023, just 20% of philanthropic funding reached Asia, Africa, and Latin America combined, while nearly 60% flowed to the U.S. and Europe[2]. The JET Community seeks to close this gap, serving as a collaboration platform for philanthropic organisations to support clean energy initiatives that protect the environment, improve livelihoods, and support a better future for millions across the region. It will create space for funders, governments, industry, and local communities to work together and share ideas, build meaningful partnerships, and co-develop initiatives around job creation, workforce reskilling, better health outcomes, and stronger, more resilient communities. Refer to the Appendix for quotes from the HHP and JET Community Leads. Scaling Collective Impact: A Systems Approach At the Philanthropy Asia Summit 2025, both Communities will host kick-off sessions to engage like-minded partners and catalyse collaboration around shared goals. These sessions will mark the start of co-developing each Community’s Collective Impact Framework – a strategic blueprint that defines a common mission, scopes the challenge, and sets clear metrics and timelines for progress. The Communities will also bring together researchers, industry groups, thought leaders, and programme experts — including Temasek Foundation, which brings 18 years of experience piloting and catalysing innovative solutions and programmes with partners in Asia and beyond. Temasek Trust will support the Communities in applying a systems thinking approach to impact design and measurement. [1] Source: World Economic Forum [2] Source: ClimateWorks Funding Trends 2024 Report APPENDIX Quote Sheet Health for Human Potential Community Mr. Hari Menon, Director, South & Southeast Asia, Gates Foundation: “As the Gates Foundation marks 25 years of working to advance health and equity around the world, we are reminded that lasting progress is only possible through strong partnerships. The Health for Human Potential Community exemplifies this spirit of collaboration – bringing together funders, innovators, and governments to drive transformative impact across Asia. Together, we can accelerate progress in maternal, newborn, and child health, tackle infectious diseases, and

The Centre for Impact Investing and Practices and the World Economic Forum’s GAEA (Giving to Amplify Earth Action) initiative, supported by the Philanthropy Asia Alliance, have released a study urging cross-sector investment to tackle antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in Asia. AMR could cost Asia up to US$700 billion by 2050 and surpass cancer as the world’s leading cause of death. Report outlines four high-impact intervention areas – from education and prevention to surveillance and treatment – to guide funders and partners. SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 5 May 2025 – The Centre for Impact Investing and Practices (CIIP) and the World Economic Forum’s GAEA (Giving to Amplify Earth Action) initiative, supported by the Philanthropy Asia Alliance (PAA), today launched the report — Targeted Action and Financing the Fight Against Antimicrobial Resistance in Asia. The report underscores the urgent threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in Asia and outlines four key areas where cross-sector funders can drive meaningful impact. It draws on insights from 15 case studies and examples of funding mechanisms, and contributions from 26 organisations, including international organisations, corporations, philanthropic funders, public institutions, and solution providers. Often called the silent pandemic, AMR was linked to 4.7 million deaths annually in 2021.[1] It is estimated to become the leading cause of death by 2050, claiming more than 8 million lives[2] and surpassing cancer[3]. Beyond human health, AMR threatens global food systems by reducing global livestock production and polluting waterways. Tackling this growing crisis requires a unified, whole-of-ecosystem approach. “Antimicrobial resistance is a mounting crisis that threatens to reverse decades of medical progress, with Asia at the epicenter of this challenge. We have identified clear needs, but no single organisation can tackle this alone and substantial philanthropic and catalytic funding is required. It demands all actors — across sectors and borders — to step up, pool resources, and collaborate. Together, we hope that through active partnerships, we can build a future where effective treatments remain within everyone’s reach,” said Ms. Dawn Chan, Chief Executive Officer, CIIP. “The Davos Compact on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR), launched earlier in January this year, seeks to mobilise public-private-philanthropic, cross sectoral collaboration to reduce the global and increasing threat of AMR. This report builds on the Davos Compact, highlighting practical, high impact interventions where catalytic investments can help safeguard health and well-being, reducing risks and deaths associated with AMR,” said Ms. Gim Huay Neo, Managing Director, Member of the Managing Board, World Economic Forum. Asia: A Crucible for the Multifaceted AMR Challenge Globally, nearly one in five AMR-related deaths occur in children under five[4], and two in three in adults over 65[5]. However, Asia bears the brunt of the disease incidence, accounting for more than half of the 4.71 million deaths worldwide associated with AMR in 2021[6]. Rising temperatures and extreme weather events are accelerating bacterial growth and disease transmission, while disrupting healthcare and immunisation services – particularly in regions with inadequate healthcare infrastructure and sanitation. These climate-related pressures are also driving the increased use of antimicrobials in livestock and crops, contaminating freshwater sources and fuelling drug resistance. In Asia Pacific alone, AMR-related costs are projected to reach up to US$700 billion by 2050, accounting for up to 1% of the region’s GDP[7]. However, timely investment in AMR solutions could generate US$10–15 billion in annual healthcare savings, and cut annual socio-economic costs by up to US$40 billion for Asia Pacific within the next decade.[8] Tackling AMR is essential for health security, as well as ensuring long-term economic resilience and sustainable development. A Unified Approach to Antimicrobial Development and Use Despite research advancements, market and policy gaps make it challenging to bring new drugs to patients as the costs involved in development and regulatory approval tend to outweigh the immediate returns upon product launch. A One Health approach — one that recognises the interconnectedness and interdependence across humans, animals, plants, and the wider environment — is essential to tackle AMR sustainably. While new therapeutics such as drugs and vaccines can take 10 to 15 years to develop and launch to market[9] (a marathon), immediate and practical interventions (sprints) are needed to curb resistance today and pave the way for long-term solutions. The report thus proposes interventions in four areas: Sprint 1: Educate – Improving knowledge and behaviour by strengthening awareness of AMR among clinicians, patients, and farmers; emphasising the importance of avoiding the overuse or abuse of antimicrobials; as well as introducing strategies to prevent infections in the first place. Sprint 2: Prevent – Strengthening health systems and services by boosting preventive measures such as improving diagnostic capabilities and investing in better water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) measures. Sprint 3: Monitor – Enhancing regional surveillance, and data collection and sharing between actors, especially in lower-income countries. Marathon: Treat – Investing in research and development for new antimicrobials, and increasing access to novel and essential medicines. Financing AMR Solutions At Every Stage Private funders, impact investors, and philanthropists have a vital role to play in closing critical gaps – particularly in late-stage drug development, where funding is scarce. By pooling resources, funders can help bring life-saving treatments to market, strengthen the antibiotic pipeline, and build more sustainable and widespread access to essential medicines. “This report is a catalyst for deeper involvement from all sectors — philanthropic, public, and private. It highlights the scale of the AMR threat and the opportunity for collective action. We are encouraged by the ongoing work of organisations – including PAA members like the Gates Foundation, Wellcome Trust, and Novo Nordisk Foundation – in driving AMR research and greater access to affordable solutions. Now is the time for more partners to come together, pool resources, and support high-impact solutions that safeguard health and resilience across Asia and beyond,” said Mr. Shaun Seow, Chief Executive Officer, PAA. The AMR threat demands urgent, coordinated, and sustained action across healthcare, agriculture, and food systems to protect communities in Asia. Read the full report here: https://ciip.com.sg/knowledge-hub/research-insights/Details/targeted-action-and-financing-the-fight-against-antimicrobial-resistance-in-asia [1] Naghavi, M., Vollset, S. E., Ikuta, K. S. et al. (2024). Global

SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 5 May 2025 – Co-Axis, a digital impact marketplace connecting funders with impact opportunities advancing the UN SDGs, has secured S$1.25 million in catalytic capital from the Richardson Family (RF), a UK based family office, and Catalytic Capital for Climate and Health (C3H), a catalytic vehicle by Temasek Trust, to support and scale solutions in climate, health, and their intersection. RF has committed S$250,000 over two years to co-fund impact opportunities curated by Co-Axis, with the support of C3H. RF will leverage the due diligence conducted by C3H and align with its investment terms and post-investment reporting framework. C3H is also committing S$1 million to co-fund Co-Axis impact opportunities focused on climate, health, and their intersection. “We see great value in being able to co-invest in curated opportunities where the intent is clear, the due diligence is robust, and the additionality we bring is meaningful,” said a spokesperson for the Richardson Family. “Catalytic capital plays a vital role in de-risking early-stage opportunities and unlocking additional funding,” said Mr Ryan Tan, Head, C3H. “At C3H, we back bold, scalable solutions in climate, health, and their intersection. By harnessing Co-Axis and a collaborative ecosystem, we can accelerate capital deployment and scale impact where it matters most.” Bridging the SDG Financing Gap Through Catalytic Capital The global push to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030 faces a significant financing shortfall, with estimates indicating an annual gap of approximately US$4.2 trillion[1]. This deficit is particularly pronounced in developing regions, where public funding for international development has stagnated over the past decade. Catalytic capital – patient, risk-tolerant, and flexible – has emerged as a key enabler in bridging this gap. Unlike conventional investments, it is designed to unlock additional private capital and absorb higher risk to drive positive social and environmental outcomes. In Asia, momentum is growing: the ASEAN Catalytic Green Finance Facility is helping mobilise funds for sustainable infrastructure, while other initiatives such as the Climate Innovation and Development Fund or the Southeast Asia Clean Energy Facility II (SEACEF II) further signal a regional shift towards more innovative, impact-focused financing. While still nascent, the catalytic capital ecosystem is gaining traction as more funders recognise its potential to transform how capital is deployed. Co-Axis contributes to this momentum by channelling funding into SDG-aligned opportunities with strong governance, measurable outcomes, and potential for systems-level change. Unlocking Catalytic Capital for Impact Opportunities Advancing the UN SDGs Since being launched at the Philanthropy Asia Summit (PAS) in April 2024, Co-Axis now has about 100 impact opportunities from over 40 countries on its platform. It works with a range of partners across the Temasek Trust ecosystem to offer: A robust pipeline of impact opportunities sourced from the Temasek Trust network, which have undergone thorough screening and adhere to internationally recognised standards. Expert philanthropy advisory services from TT Foundation Advisors (TTFA) to guide giving strategies. Knowledge and capacity-building programmes through partners such as the Centre for Impact Investing & Practices (CIIP) and Tri-Sector Associates (TSA). Through its efforts, Co-Axis is cultivating a thriving community of impact innovators, funders, and stakeholders working together to accelerate transformative solutions to global challenges. “By connecting values-driven capital with curated impact opportunities, Co-Axis is creating new pathways across the capital spectrum to accelerate and scale collective impact,” said Ms Joycelyn Ong, Head, Co-Axis. “Momentum is building – we invite impact innovators to join us, and like-minded funders to explore and support the many high-impact solutions available on Co-Axis.” To find out more, visit Co-Axis at www.coaxis.network. [1] ‘2024 Financing for Sustainable Development Report‘, United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. About Richardson Family The Richardson family business is a multi-generational, independent, investment and trading business, founded in UK the first half of the 20th Century. To find out more visit www.richardsons.co.uk. About Catalytic Capital for Climate and Health Catalytic Capital for Climate and Health (“C3H”) is a catalytic vehicle by Temasek Trust that provides capital to innovative, early-stage companies in Climate, Health, and their intersection. C3H focuses on companies that deliver tangible impact through bold, scalable solutions. Its activities are anchored by Temasek Trust’s impact areas of Planet, People, Peace, and Progress. Follow C3H on LinkedIn for updates. About Co-Axis Co-Axis – Collaborative Action to Xcelerate Impact and Sustainability – is a digital impact marketplace that catalyses high-impact solutions at speed and scale by unlocking capital across the spectrum and galvanising action within the global impact community. It curates opportunities ranging from research and early-stage innovations to new business models, connecting them with a diverse network of funders, solution providers, and expert advisors. Beyond transactions, Co-Axis fosters knowledge exchange and capacity-building through forums, a knowledge hub, and workshops – empowering global leaders to seed capital, spark ideas, and scale impact for a better tomorrow. Learn more at www.coaxis.network and follow Co-Axis on LinkedIn for updates.

HO CHI MINH, VIETNAM – Media OutReach Newswire – 5 May 2025 – Today, international travel and lifestyle brand TUMI debuts 19 Degree Lite with chapter two of the “Uncompromisingly Light” campaign starring Lando Norris, longstanding TUMI Global Brand Ambassador and world-renowned McLaren Formula 1 Team Driver. Lando Norris with 19 Degree Lite International Carry-On and Extended Trip Packing Case in Black Graphite In this dynamic campaign featuring the all-new collection, TUMI expands upon the feeling of lightness 19 Degree Lite inspires. The brand’s meticulous attention to detail—from lighter dual wheels to featherweight zippers—allows Lando to move with ease. Working and traveling with TUMI is always incredible, and this campaign made my first trip to Lake Como unforgettable,” said Lando Norris. “Exploring the beautiful landscape was effortless with19 Degree Lite by my side—it’s an experience I won’t soon forget.” Directed by Keane Pearce Shaw and photographed by Emma Panchot, the campaign was filmed in Lake Como and brought to life through Lando’s personal experience and perspective. As Lando explores the iconic Villa Erba and maneuvers down cobblestone streets, the film captures the effortless movement of 19 Degree Lite, echoing the freedom and agility of being behind the wheel. “19 Degree Lite represents our continued dedication to creating products that effortlessly accompany our customers on their journeys,” said Creative Director Victor Sanz. “As a champion driver with an unmatched passion for precision and design, Lando was the perfect fit for the second chapter of our campaign. Watching him interact with our products is captivating—the way he moves with such ease and agility is a testament to the natural flow, dynamic ease and control he consistently displays both on and off the track.” The collection includes two packing cases: the Extended Trip Packing Case and the Short Trip Packing Case, and two carry-ons: the International Carry-On and the Continental Carry-On. Available in the following core colors: Blush, Titanium Grey and Black Graphite with additional seasonal colors Amber and Cobalt, the all-new collection ranges in price from 20 million to over 30 million Vietnam Dong. Featured in the campaign alongside 19 Degree Lite is TUMI’s coveted TUMI | McLaren collaboration in a fresh new colorway, Super Grey, inspired by McLaren’s bestselling hue, Supernova Silver. Other silhouettes included come from TUMI’s iconic collections Harrison, Alpha Bravo and Turin. The lightest addition to the world of 19 Degree—19 Degree Lite—is available at TUMI stores worldwide and on TUMI.com. Stay tuned for exclusive behind-the-scenes content from the campaign on @TUMITravel social channels. Hashtag: #TUMI The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. About TUMI Since 1975, TUMI has been creating world-class business, travel, and performance luxury essentials, designed to upgrade, uncomplicate and beautify all aspects of life on the move. Blending flawless functionality with a spirit of ingenuity, we’re committed to empowering journeys as a lifelong partner to movers and makers in pursuit of their passions. For more about TUMI, visit TUMI.com and follow on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube. TUMI and TUMI logo are registered trademarks of Tumi, Inc. © 2025 Tumi, Inc.