For Reference OnlyJune □, □□□□Joint Investment by Tokyo Century Leasing (Singapore), Development Bank of Japan, andOmni-Plus System Limited
Tokyo Century Leasing (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. (TCS, head office: Singapore), a consolidated subsidiary ofTokyo Century Corporation, has participated in a financing project to support Omni-Plus System Limited (OPS,head office: Singapore) in its acquisition of a Taiwanese company, International Material Supplier Co., Ltd.
(IMS), through a joint investment structure with OPS and the Development Bank of Japan Inc. (DBJ).
1. Background and Outline of the Project
Established in 1979, TCS is a local subsidiary of Tokyo Century that has long served capital investment needsin Singapore with services focused on equipment finance, auto finance, and auto leasing. With the ongoingdiversification of financing needs, TCS endeavors to provide more value-added services for its customers bydifferentiating its services.
As an equity-method affiliate of ITOCHU Corporation (ITOCHU), OPS is engaged in the distribution,
development, and manufacturing of engineering plastics and is the first Singaporean company to list its shareson the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Until now, TCS has been providing OPS with equipment leasing services.
OPS’s interest in acquiring Taiwanese company IMS, to further expand its own engineering plastics businessand customer base, encouraged TCS, the DBJ, and the ITOCHU Group to collaborate toward this project.
The project is structured as a joint investment for which TCS and the DBJ will subscribe to the preferredshares issued by a special purpose vehicle (SPV) to be established in Singapore, while OPS will subscribe tothe ordinary shares issued by the SPV, which will acquire all shares of IMS. The project has been adopted aspart of the DBJ’s Special Investment Operations*.
This joint investment structure is the first attempt by TCS to advance beyond conventional debt financing,such as leases and hire purchases, to provide acquisition financing in the form of preferred shares incollaboration with the DBJ. In Singapore, where many financial institutions are located, TCS seeks to increase
the value of its corporate leasing and finance businesses by providing unique solutions to customer needs.
*Operations that draw on the government’s industrial investment for a portion of the required investment to provide temporary,intensive growth capital toward encouraging the private sector to supply growth capital, achieve regional revitalization, andboost the competitiveness of Japanese companies.

Joint Investment Structure-1-2. Outline of OPS(1) Trade nameOmni-Plus System Limited(2) Head office

994 Bendemeer Road, 01-03 B-Central, Singapore 339943(3) Representative

Neo Puay Keong, CEO(4) Date of establishment

March 2002

(5) BusinessDistribution, development, and manufacturing of engineering plastics(6) Paid-in capital

USD26,074K (as of March 31, 2024)(7) Stock listing

Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market(8) Other

Formed a capital and business alliance with the ITOCHU Group in 2017

3. Outline of IMS(1) Trade name(3) Representative

International Material Supplier Co., Ltd.
6F-1, No. 46, Sec. 2, Zhongshan North Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City,
104 Taiwan (R.O.C)
DL Hou, Chairman *Scheduled to be replaced by OPS appointed Chairman(4) Date of establishment

January 2009(5) Business

Sales and sales agency business of plastic raw materials for IT,
telecommunications, and consumer electronics(6) Paid-in capital

TWD210 million(2) Head office4. Outline of the DBJ(1) Trade name

Development Bank of Japan Inc.

(2) Head office

9-6, Otemachi 1-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-8178, Japan(3) Representative

Seiji Jige, President and CEO(4) Business

Financing services including investments, loans, and debt guarantees, andoperations that utilize novel financial technologies; long-term, stable financing
through corporate bonds and long-term borrowings, fiscal loan funds basedon the government’s Fiscal Investment and Loan Program, governmentguaranteed bonds, etc.

###Contact Information:
Tokyo Century Corporation
Public Relations & Investor Relations Division
Kengo Kawai
Inquiries: https://www.tokyocentury.co.jp/en/contact/form.php
Phone: +81-3-5209-6710(Note) This translation is prepared and provided for reference only. In the event of any discrepancy between thistranslated document and the original Japanese document, the original document shall prevail.

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