Acar’Up 1A

The capital increase in which Spreds Finance would participate with other investors fits into a broader financing of Acar’Up planned to be between €50,000 and €99,500 (the “Capital Increase”).

The Notes shall only be issued if the following, cumulative, conditions precedent to the subscription of Spreds Finance to the Capital Increase of Acar’Up as listed below are fulfilled within 6 months of the Closing Date:

• The total amount of firm commitments of subscription to this Capital Increase reaches at least €50,000 and does not exceed €99,500.
• The pre money valuation of Acar’Up does not exceed €0.
• One or more investors invest a minimum of €25,000.
• Spreds Finance participates in the Capital Increase for an amount equal to the result of the subscription to the Notes of the Acar’Up 1A Compartment.
• Spreds Finance is granted equal rights in terms of transferability of the shares of Acar’Up as those stipulated for the benefit of the other investors participating in the Capital Increase.

Furthermore, Spreds Finance is granted a tag along right with regards to one or more shareholders of Acar’Up in the sense that, in case of transfer of shares by the designated shareholder (including the sale, transfer, exchange, etc. of shares) Spreds Finance will be able to transfer its shares in Acar’Up at the same time, in the same proportion and under the same conditions.

Spreds Finance checks if such conditions precedent are fulfilled at the latest 6 months after the Closing Date (“Effective Date”). In case one or several of these conditions is not fulfilled on the Effective Date, the Notes will not be issued and the Investors will be reimbursed their respective Subscription Amount no later than 15 business days from the Effective Date.

The amount for which Spreds Finance would participate in the Capital Increase will be supplemented by other investments in order to reach a total amount of between €50,000 and €99,500.

Acar’Up guarantees that the minimum amount planned for the Capital Increase will enable it to survive for at least six months, even without having any turnover.