An associate of a director has dealt in shares of the company.

On 27 May 2026, the Group, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Africa Bitcoin Strategies (Pty) Ltd., acquired a further 0.5085 BTC for an aggregate cash consideration of R627 573, at an average price of R1 234 165 per BTC (inclusive of fees and expenses). The BTC was acquired in the open market.

An associate of a director has dealt in shares of the company.

Revenue for the year increased to R8.6 million (R7.6 million) and profit from operating activities took a knock to R24.3 million (R61.5 million). Profit for the year tumbled to R16.9 million (R47.9 million). Additionally, headline earnings per share dipped to 57cps (157cps). Dividend No dividend has been declared or proposed during the year ended 28 February 2026 (28 February 2025: R Nil). Annual report Africa Bitcoin Corporation published its integrated report and audited consolidated annual financial statements for the year ended 28 February 2026 ('AFS'). Availability of B-BBEE compliance report The Company's Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment annual compliance report has been published and is available on the Company's website: africabitcoincorporation.com/investor-relations/listing-documents/ Group outlook The Group enters the 2027 financial year with specific priorities. - Altvest Credit Opportunities Fund Ltd . ('ACOF') is expected to launch in Botswana and Namibia in 2026, with investor roadshows already underway to attract new capital flows into ACOF. Pipeline expansion into Uganda and Kenya is being prepared through in-country regulatory engagement and market assessment, with provisional launch targets in the first quarter of 2027. - The proposed transfer of the ACOF DMTN programme to the JSE, for which an application to transfer is in progress, will improve institutional debt market access and raise the profile of ACOF's listed instruments among South African pension funds and institutional investors. - On the Bitcoin side, our posture is unchanged. We hold; we accumulate where our treasury policy and capital availability allow, and we deploy the collateral value of our Bitcoin holdings to access the cheapest available capital rather than selling into a depressed market. Bitcoin has recovered from every prior extended bear cycle. The companies that maintained discipline and held through the winter have historically been well positioned to participate in what followed. We intend to be among them. - The capital markets programme continues. Following the successful transfer from AltX to the Main Board of the JSE, the proposed listing on the Aquis Growth Exchange is in active preparation, and the long-term ambition of a primary listing on a major US exchange remains our declared destination. - New financial products are in development. Bitcoin backed lending to our SME clients, the Bitcoin Yield Generator product, and the potential to onboard external institutional clients into our managed credit platform all represent revenue diversification opportunities that reduce our dependence on the ACOF relationship as the single source of fee income.

Altvest Credit Opportunities Fund Ltd. ('ACOF') has published its audited annual financial statements for the year ended 28 February 2026 ('ACOF AFS'), which are available on ACOF's website at acof.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/2026_Annual-Report.pdf