PRESS RELEASE

August 2, 2021
GMS chosen to represent Japan for the Entrepreneurship World Cup,an international competition participated by over 170,000 entrepreneurs
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Helping to provide financial access towards the 1.7 billion poor and low-income population who cannot
afford cars, Global Mobility Service Inc. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; President/Founder: Tokushi
Nakashima; hereinafter referred to as “GMS”), a financial inclusion type FinTech startup that provides
credit creation services by utilizing IoT technology is proud to announce that it has won the “EWC Japan
2021 National Finals”, the national competition for the Entrepreneurship World Cup (hereinafter referredto as “EWC”), an international pitch competition for entrepreneurs, and will represent Japan in the EWC
Global Finals.

EWC is a pitch competition for startups worldwide, co-sponsored by Misk Global Forum, Global
Entrepreneurship Network (hereinafter referred to as “GEN”), and The Global Education & LeadershipFoundation. Around 175,000 entrepreneurs from over 200 countries and regions have participated in
the competition, and EWC has provided the winners with accelerator programs and funding
opportunities.
The national competition “EWC Japan 2021 National Finals” was hosted by GEN Japan, Japan
Innovation Network, and CIC Tokyo, an official partner of EWC, to select a startup to compete in theGlobal Finals in autumn. Highly praised for its technology, globality, and contribution to social issues
such as poverty, GMS was elected to compete in the Global Finals representing Japan.

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GMS will continue to promote truly sustainable business in Japan and in countries part of ASEAN bycreating economic rationality while solving social issues such as poverty, considered to be one of themost important issues of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). To find out more
about GMS' initiatives, please see this video (https://youtu.be/OD7SvnoRYAo).
Please look forward to the future efforts of GMS.

*Content of this press release, matters related to capital, services, contact information, and other information is based oninformation at the time of the press release. Changes may be made without notice.

■About Global Mobility Service Inc.
With our vision "We create a system in which all hard workers are recognized", GMS is a fintech
startup working for financial inclusion by creating credit for the 1.7 billion poor and low-income people
in the world. By analyzing vehicle data (driving status, speed, etc.) collected by the MCCS, an IoT
device equipped with technology to remotely control vehicles, and financial data (payment status, etc.)
obtained in conjunction with financial institutions, we visualize the creditworthiness of drivers andcreate opportunities to utilize financial services such as loans and leases for those who are unable toqualify for conventional credit screening. As of October 2020, we have raised a cumulative total of 5.6
billion yen in recognition of our business model of addressing social issues by creating job
opportunities for poor and low-income people in Japan and in ASEAN countries (Philippines,Cambodia, and Indonesia). We will continue to contribute to the international community towards therealization of a prosperous society through a business model that creates economic rationality insolving problems such as poverty.
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Global Mobility Service Inc.
Tokushi Nakashima (President/CEO)4F Sumitomo Shiba Daimon Bldg. Ⅱ , 1-12-16 Shibadaimon, Minato-ku,Tokyo, 105-0012, Japan
Provision of Mobility Service Platform
Utilization service of big data accumulated on the cloud server
25 November 2013
Ⓡ registered trademark GMS, MCCS, MSPF are registered trademarks.

＜Inquiry Recipient＞
Global Mobility Service Inc. Okubo & Ohara
TEL：03-6264-3113／FAX：03-6264-3322／E-mail：press@global-mobility-service.com