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EX-4.26

 Exhibit 4.26 
  

 
 CELYAD ONCOLOGY SA 
  

 
 WARRANTS PLAN
Q4-2020 
  
  

Incentive plan relating to a grant of subscription rights (Warrants) established in accordance with the Companies and Associations Code
and articles 41 to 47 of the Act of 26 March 1999 relating to the Belgian action plan for employment 1998 and having various provisions 

 PREAMBLE 

This Warrants Plan of CELYAD ONCOLOGY SA (the “Plan”) aims to motivate and inspire loyalty among the Beneficiaries. Well aware of the fact
that their contribution is essential to the development of its activities and the growth of its results, the Company wishes to give the Beneficiaries the opportunity to become shareholder or to increase their participation, hoping to make a
financial gain in the event of a positive evolution of the results and, consequently, the Company’s value. 
 The Plan’s principles have been
determined by the Board of Directors and have been approved by the general shareholders’ meeting. 
 In addition, the list of beneficiaries, as well as
the exercise price of the Warrants have been determined by the Board of Directors prior to the Offer. 
 The Plan is drawn up in accordance with the
applicable provisions of the Belgian act of 26 March 1999 (and more precisely section VII hereof) governing the shares with a discount and stock-options (articles 41 to 47). 

The conditions governing the exercise of the Warrants must also be read in the light of the provisions of the “Dealing Code” which is
applicable within the Company and available on the Company’s website (www.celyad.com). 

  
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	1.	 DEFINITIONS 

  

			
		
	Share	  	 :  A new share of the Company, granting the same rights and advantages as the
existing shares of the Company.

		
	Allocation	  	 :  The allocation of Warrants following the acceptance of an Offer.

		
	Bad Leaver	  	 :  Has the meaning given in article 8.6 of the Plan.

		
	Beneficiary	  	 :  A current Member of the Staff, of the management or of the Board of Directors of
the Company, working as an employee, as a self-employed people or through a management company, to whom at least (1) Warrant has been allotted.

		
	Conditions for Exercice	  	 :  The conditions under which the Beneficiaries are entitled to exercise a Warrant
during the Exercise Periods.

		
	Board of Directors	  	 :  The board of directors of the Company.

		
	Offer Letter	  	 :  The template attached hereto in Annex 1 – offer letter.

		
	Reply Form	  	 :  The template attached hereto in Annex 2 – Reply form.

		
	Exercise Form	  	 :  The template attached hereto in Annex 3 – Exercise form.

		
	Good Leaver	  	 :  Has the meaning given in article 8.6 of the Plan

		
	Act relating to Stock Options	  	 :  The Act of 26 March 1999 relating to the Belgian action plan for employment
of 1998 and having various provisions.

		
	Member of the Staff	  	 :  Has the meaning provided under Article 1:27 of the new companies and
associations Code

		
	Offer	  	 :  The offer of at least one (1) Warrant to one or more
Beneficiaries, in accordance with the provisions of the Plan.

		
	Warrant	  	 :  A subscription right issued by the Company, granting the Beneficiaries the right
to subscribe, in accordance with the terms and conditions as set out in the Plan, during the Exercise periods, to a number of Shares determined by the Plan, against payment of the Price of Exercise.

		
	Exercice Period	  	 :  The period during which the Warrants may be exercised in accordance with the
Plan.

  
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	Plan	  	 :  This incentive plan.

		
	Exercise Price	  	 :  The amount payable for the exercise of a Warrant pursuant to the
Plan.

		
	Company	  	 :  Celyad Oncology SA, a public limited liability company, registered with the
register of legal entities kept at the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises under number 0891.118.115 (RLE Brabant Wallon) and of which its shares are listed on EURONEXT Brussels, EURONEXT Paris and NASDAQ Global Market.

		
	Affiliated Companies	  	 :  Means any company controlled by the Company.

  

	2.	 GENERAL MECHANISM OF THE OFFER OF WARRANTS 

Pursuant to the Plan, the Company allots to the Beneficiaries a certain number of Warrants. These Warrants have been issued by decision of the
Board of Directors within the framework of the authorized capital. The Warrants are then allotted upon decision of the Board of Directors resolving on the recommendation of the Remuneration Committee. 

Each Warrant gives its holder the right (but not the obligation) to subscribe, under the Exercise Conditions, during the Exercise Periods and
against payment of the Exercise Price, to one Share. 
  

	3.	 BENEFICIARIES 

The Warrants may be offered to any individual performing professional services, whether in principal or secondary, for the direct or indirect
benefit of the Company or an Affiliated Company, in his capacity of an employee or future employee, in his capacity of a current or future self-employed people (as the case may be through a management company) or in his capacity of director. 

The Warrants Offer does not create any right, on the part of the Beneficiaries, to receive (additional) Warrants in the future. 

The Warrants Offer and the right to exercise these are not part of the employment agreement or service agreement concluded with the Company and
therefore cannot be considered as an acquired right. 
 Since the allocation and the exercise of the Warrants do not depend of the past or
future performances of the Beneficiaries, it cannot be qualified as a variable remuneration under Article 7:92 of the Companies and Associations Code. 

  
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 In addition, the Beneficiaries expressly accept that the decisions relating to the Warrants fall
within the exclusive and discretionary competence of the Company. This grant shall not be taken into account in the calculation of any indemnity whatsoever which may be due to the Beneficiaries. 

 

	4.	 CLOSED PERIODS  

The Beneficiaries shall have to comply, if need be, with the provisions imposed by the Company. Amongst other rules, the Warrants cannot be
exercised during the “closed periods” determined by the Company or by the law. 
  

	5.	 WARRANTS  

  

	5.1	 Number of Warrants per Beneficiary  

The number of Warrants offered to each of the Beneficiaries is freely determined by the Board of Directors, acting upon the recommendation of
the Remuneration Committee. As the case may be, the Board of Directors may empower the managing director (CEO) in order to determine the allocation of Warrants in favor of Beneficiaries (other than members of the Board of Directors and members of
the Executive Committee). 
  

	5.2	 Nature of the Warrants  

The Warrants are exclusively in registered form. As soon as they are offered and accepted, the Warrants will be numbered and recorded in a
special register, which will be kept up to date as regards the amount of Warrants held by each Beneficiary. 
  

	5.3	 Price of the Warrants  

The Warrants will be allotted free of charge to the Beneficiaries. 
  

	5.4	 Term of the Warrants  

Warrants are allotted for a limited term at their issuance. 

Notwithstanding this term, the Exercise Period is determined by the Board of Directors in accordance with the article 8.4. 

Any Warrant that has not been exercised on its date of maturity may no longer be exercised without the Beneficiary being able to invoke any
right to compensation. 
  

	5.5	 Non-transferability and securities  

The Warrants are strictly personal and may not be transferred after the Offer, except in the event of death as provided in article 9 below.

 Warrants may not be pledged or used as security, of any kind, as principal or accessory. 

  
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 Warrants that may have been transferred, pledged or used as a security of any kind, whether as a
principal or accessory, in violation of the provisions of this article 5.5, shall not be exercisable. 
  

	6.	 OFFER OF WARRANTS  

 

	6.1	 Date of the Offer  

The Company will send each Beneficiary a personalized Offer Letter for a number of Warrants. 

The Warrants are deemed to be offered to the Beneficiaries as from the date of dispatch of the Offer Letter. 

 

	6.2	 Acceptance or rejection of the Offer  

The Beneficiary is free to accept the Offer, either in whole or in part, or to reject it. 

A Reply Form is sent to each Beneficiary together with the Offer Letter, by which the Beneficiary notifies his decision as regards the Offer:
acceptance (either in whole or in part) or rejection. 
 The Reply Form is delivered, completed and signed, at the latest on the date
mentioned on the Reply Form, at the address mentioned therein. 
 The Offer of Warrants will be considered as altogether rejected if the
Beneficiary did not accept the Offer in writing within sixty (60) days as from the date of the Offer, without the Beneficiary being able to claim any right to indemnification. 

In case of absence of a signature, or if the Reply Form is not returned or is returned belatedly, the Offer will be considered as rejected as a
whole. 
 From a Belgian tax point of view, the Stock Option Law considers that the Warrants are deemed to have been allotted on the sixtieth
(60th) day following the date of the Offer, provided that the Beneficiary has notified in writing his Acceptance of the Offer before expiry of this period. The acceptance of the Offer must be notified to the Company prior to the expiry of the sixty
(60) day period referred to above, in accordance with this article 6.2, otherwise the Offer is deemed to be altogether rejected. 
  

	6.3	 Acceptance of the Plan  

Acceptance of the Offer by the Beneficiary entails the unconditional acceptance of the Plan. 

  
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	7.	 ACQUISITION (VESTING) OF WARRANTS  

Notwithstanding the Allocation of the Warrants to the Beneficiaries, the Warrants are acquired by the Beneficiaries, subject to compliance with
the Conditions for Exercise provided for in article 8 and without prejudice to an eventual acceleration as provided under article 8.9, in accordance with the following terms: 
  

	 	•	 	 If the Beneficiary stops exercising his professional activities for the benefit of the Company before the first
anniversary of the Offer, the Warrants awarded to him shall be qualified as void and they cannot be exercised anymore; 

  

	 	•	 	 If the Beneficiary stops exercising his professional activities for the benefit of the Company during the second
year after the Offer, 33% of the Warrants awarded to him shall be considered as vested; 

  

	 	•	 	 If the Beneficiary stops exercising his professional activities for the benefit of the Company during the third
year after the Offer, 66% of the Warrants awarded to him shall be considered as vested; 

  

	 	•	 	 If the Beneficiary still exercises his professional activities for the benefit of the Company after the third
anniversary of the Offer, 100% of the Warrants awarded to him shall be considered as vested. 

 For the purposes of this
article the Beneficiary shall no longer be deemed to be carrying on his professional activity for the benefit of the Company as from the date on which he issued or received a notice of termination of his employment or
co-operation agreement. 
  

	8.	 THE EXERCICE OF WARRANTS  

 

	8.1	 Conditions for Exercice  

The exercise of Warrant is subject to Conditions for the Exercise provided for in the Plan. 

 

	8.2	 Exercice Price  

The Exercise Price is equal to the fair market value of the Company’s shares at the time of the Offer. This value is determined by the
Board of Directors and corresponds to: 
  

	 	•	 	 either the closing price of the Company’s Share on the day before the date of the Offer;

  

	 	•	 	 or the average of the thirty (30) calendar days preceding the date of the Offer of the closing price of the
Company’s Share. 

 The exercise price of each Warrant will be stipulated in the Letter of Offer to each Beneficiary.

  

	8.3	 Consequences of the Exercice  

In the event of exercise of the Warrants, the Shares issued in consideration for the exercise will be in registered or dematerialized form
according to the decision of the Beneficiaries. Such Shares shall have the same characteristics as the existing Shares of the Company. 

  
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	8.4	 Exercise Period  

Without prejudice to article 8.9 of the Plan, the Warrants can be exercised between the first day of the fourth calendar year following the
Offer and until the last day of the seventh calendar year following the Offer (the “Exercise Period”). 
 Without prejudice
to the respect of the Exercise Period, and in order to streamline the exercise of the Warrants and to limit the costs associated with their exercise, the exercise of the Warrants and the corresponding capital increases may only take place during
exercise windows (the “Exercise Windows”) corresponding to the first month of each quarter during the Exercise Period. 

Where relevant, the exercise of the Warrants will be recorded by notary deed within a maximum of 30 days following the closing of each Exercise
Window. 
  

	8.5	 Number of Shares per Warrant  

One (1) Warrant gives right to subscribe to (1) Share. 
  

	8.6	 Attendance – Good Leaver and Bad Leaver  

 

	8.6.1	 In the event that the employment agreement or service agreement between the Company (or one of its Affiliated
Companies) and a Beneficiary (or management company of a Beneficiary) comes to an end: 

  

	 	(a)	 as a result of death, incapacity, retirement, termination of the employment agreement or service agreement
without any serious misconduct of the Beneficiary, resignation of the Beneficiary or unilateral breach by the Beneficiary of his employment agreement or service agreement, the Beneficiary shall be referred to as “Good
Leaver”; 

  

	 	(b)	 as a result of termination of the employment agreement or service agreement for serious misconduct of the
Beneficiary, the Beneficiary will be referred to as “Bad Leaver”. 

 The qualification as Good
Leaver or Bad Leaver will take place on the date of the determination of the above situation, namely on the date on which the event is brought to the attention of the parties. In this regard, the Beneficiary is referred to as Good / Bad Leaver on
the date of notification of termination of his contract, even if he must then provide a notice period. 
 With regards to the people enjoying
the status of Beneficiary because they are Director or provide products or services to the Company as a self-employed but on a regular basis (or, when appropriate, via a management or services company), the words “dismissal or revocation”
and “voluntary termination” refer to the various hypotheses in which a contract for the delivery of these products or services is being terminated permanently either by the Company or by the Beneficiary or the management or services
company. The words “serious misconduct” refer to the hypothesis in which this termination is based on a serious breach by the Beneficiary or the management or services company of their contractual obligations. An interruption of more than
six months in the delivery of the products or the services is considered as a permanent termination. 

  
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 In case the labor contract is suspended for more than six months in total, the consequences of
said suspension on the rights related to the Warrants granted by the Company will be determined individually by the Company. 
  

	8.6.2	 Notwithstanding the realization of the vesting provided for in article 7 of the Plan, Warrants can no longer be
exercised in the event that the Beneficiary is considered to be a Bad Leaver prior to the exercise of the Warrants. 

  

	8.6.3	 Terms of Exercise 

A Beneficiary willing to exercise its Warrants will specify, upon their exercise, the numbers of the Warrants that he intends to exercise. In
situations where the Beneficiary does not specify the numbers, the Beneficiary will be deemed to have exercised its Warrants in the chronological order in which they were allocated, from the oldest to the most recent. 

The Warrants can be exercised upon delivering an Exercise Form to the Company, for the attention of the Board of Directors. The Exercise Form
can be (i) delivered in person with delivery receipt, (ii) sent by registered mail or (ii) faxed with immediate confirmation by registered mail. 

The Exercise Form must be completed in full and signed by the Beneficiary, and must mention the number of Warrants that the Beneficiary intends
to exercise. 
  

	8.7	 Terms of payment 

The payment shall be made by bank transfer of the Price of Exercise of all exercised Warrants to the Company’s account as indicated by the
latter in the Exercise Form. 
 The Beneficiary shall have a period of ten (10) days as from the sending of the Exercise Form to proceed
with the payment.     
  

	8.8	 Acceleration of the vesting and exercise of the Warrants 

Notwithstanding the delays and periods provided under articles 7 and 8.4 of the Plan, the Warrants can be immediately exercised by the
Beneficiaries in the following situations: 
  

	 	(a)	 share capital increase in cash without suspension of the preferential rights of the existing shareholders;

  
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	 	(b)	 Takeover bid on the Shares of the Company as of the announcement of the public offer by the FSMA;

  

	 	(c)	 Change of control on the Company; 

 

	 	(d)	 Conclusion of a “Strategic Partnership” with an important industrial actor, active in the
life-science sector, and only if the “Strategic Partnership” is qualified as such by the Board of Directors. 

As soon as possible and from the occurrence of one of these events at the latest, the Company shall notify the Beneficiaries in order to allow
them to exercise their Warrants for a minimum ten (10) days period since notification. If the Warrants are not exercised during this ten (10) days period they will only be exercised under the conditions provided by articles 7 and 8.4 of
the Plan. 
 The Shares issued further to the exercise of the Warrants under the present article 8.9 can be, upon decision of their holder,
immediately dematerialised, listed and traded on the market. 
 The eventual tax consequences of the acceleration of the vesting and exercise
will be borne by the concerned Beneficiaries. 
  

	9.	 DEATH OF THE BENEFICIARY 

In the event of the death of the Beneficiary, its Warrants can be exercised by its legal successors. Successors and assigns are subject to the
same rules than the Beneficiaries. 
 In the event of the death of the Beneficiary prior to the exercise of Warrants, the provisions of
article 7 (vesting) will not be applicable. Legal heirs will therefore be able to exercise 100% of the Warrants that were allocated to the deceased Beneficiary. 

The rules of succession will be followed. However, where they are several legal heirs or where bare property rights/usufruct have been
separated, a sole representative of the succession will be appointed by the successors and assigns for the purpose of exercising the Warrants. 

The Company reserves the right to suspend the right to exercise the Warrants as long as this appointment has not taken place and as long as it
has not been duly notified. 

  
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	10.	 NATURE OF THE SHARES ISSUED UPON THE EXERCISE OF THE WARRANTS 

 

	10.1	 Nature of the Shares  

The Shares are shares identical to the other shares issued by the Company. 

 

	10.2	 Rights attached to the Shares  

The Shares issued upon the exercise of the Warrants will benefit from the same rights and advantages (including voting rights) than the
existing Shares of the Company. 
  

	10.3	 Transferability of the Shares 

The transfer of Shares is subject to the terms and conditions defined in the articles of association of the Company.    

  

	11.	 OPERATIONS AUTHORISED  

Without prejudice to the legally prescribed exceptions, the Company may pass all resolutions that it deems necessary in relation to its
capital, its articles of association or its management. Such resolutions may include, amongst others, capital reduction, with or without reimbursement for the shareholders, a capital increase by way of incorporation of reserves whether or not with
the issue of new shares, a capital increase in kind, a capital increase in cash with or without restriction or cancellation of the preferential subscription rights of the shareholders, the issuance of profit shares, convertible bonds, preferred
shares, bonds cum warrants or conventional bonds or warrants, an amendment the provisions of the articles of associations with regards to the distribution of the profits or the (net) liquidation proceeds or other rights attached to the common
shares, a splitting of shares, a payment of dividend in shares, the dissolution of the Company, a legal merger, a legal demerger or a contribution or transfer of a totality or a branch of activity whether or not combined with the exchange of shares.
The Company may pass such resolutions even if these implied or may imply that the benefits for the Warrant Holder arising from the issuance and the Warrant exercise provisions or the law may be reduced unless such reduction is, in an obvious way,
the sole objective of such a resolution. 
 However, in the event of a merger or demerger, the Board of Directors has an obligation of means
to ensure that the Warrants outstanding at the date of these transactions are adjusted in accordance with the exchange ratio applied to the Company’s existing shares. 

Moreover, in case of a capital reduction or any similar transaction resulting into a decrease of the Company’s equity as a result of a
decision of the shareholders taken by the general assembly, the exercise price of the Warrants may be modified by decision of the Board of Directors notified to the Beneficiaries in order to compensate for the loss of value resulting from the equity
decrease. The possible amendment will be applicable as soon as the Beneficiaries have been notified, without them having to formally accept it. 

  
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 The number of shares corresponding to the Warrants will be adjusted to reflect and take into
account any increase or decrease in the number of shares of the Company resulting from a demerger or regrouping, as the case may be. 
  

	12.	 COSTS  

  

	12.1	 The Company  

All costs associated with the issue of Warrants will be borne by the Company. 

If the underlying Shares are delivered on a securities account, the subscribed Shares will be delivered free of charge insofar as the account
is being held at a financial institution in Belgium. 
  

	12.2	 The Beneficiaries  

Nihil 
  

	13.	 INTERPRETATION OR AMENDMENT OF THE PLAN  

The Board of Directors is competent for making any decision deemed useful or necessary in order to interpret, amend or implement the Plan in
compliance with all applicable laws. Any decision having legal effect will be communicated in writing to the Beneficiaries concerned. 
  

	14.	 INFORMATION OF BENEFICIARIES  

The Allocation of Warrants is not, on the part of the Company, an incentive or a recommendation to subscribe to the Warrants, nor to exercise
them subsequently. The Beneficiaries are consequently invited to inform themselves and, as the case may be, to be advised to make decisions likely to have a significant effect on their assets. 

The Company cannot be held liable for any damage or losses possibly incurred by the Beneficiaries on account of their participation to the
Plan. 
  

	15.	 INVALIDITY OF A PROVISION  

The invalidity or unenforceability of one of the provisions of the present Plan does not affect in any manner the validity or enforceability of
the other provisions of the Plan. In such cases, the invalid or unenforceable provision will be replaced by another equivalent provision, valid and enforceable, with a similar economic effect for the parties concerned. 

 

	16.	 NOTIFICATIONS  

Any notification to the holders of Warrants will be made to the address mentioned in the subscription rights register of the Company. Any
notification to the Company or Board of Directors will be duly carried out to the address of the registered office of the Company. 

  
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 Any changes of address must be notified in compliance with the present provision. 

 

	17.	 APPLICABLE LAW AND JURISDICTION  

 

	17.1	 Applicable law  

The Plan and the Warrants are governed by Belgian law. 
  

	17.2	 Jurisdiction  

Any dispute arising out of the interpretation, execution, application, validity or resolution of the Plan shall be subject exclusively to the
court of the judicial district of the registered office of the Company. 

  
 13EX-4.27

 Exhibit 4.27 
  

 
 AXISPARC 

Office building located at 

12 rue Edouard Belin in 1435 Mont-Saint-Guibert 

LEASE AGREEMENT 
  

 
  

			
	BETWEEN:	 	Axis Parc Fund SA [Société Anonyme - Public Limited Company], having its registered office at 7 Boulevard Roi Albert-II in 1210 Brussels, with company no.
0677.922.805
		
		 	represented by Tribeca AIFM SA, manager AIFM, represented by Arise BVBA, Director, represented by its permanent representative Mr. Philip Walravens,
		
		 	Hereinafter referred to as the “Lessor,”
		
	AND:	 	Biological Manufacturing Services SA, with company no. 0885.826.566, having its registered office at 1435 Mont-Saint-Guibert, Rue Edouard Belin 2.
		
		 	Represented by its CEO, Mr. Filippo Petti.
		
		 	Hereinafter referred to as the “Lessee,”

 IT IS AGREED AS FOLLOWS: 

Article 1: Axisparc 
  

	 	1.1.	 Axisparc is a business center open to businesses. It consists of 4 zones. 

 

	 	•	 	 Zone 1: Axisparc Offices: 9 buildings totaling more than 30,000 m2 of offices. 

 

	 	•	 	 Zone 2: Axisparc Service Center: 1 building that contains a restaurant + fitness center + conference rooms.

  

	 	•	 	 Zone 3: Axisparc High Tech: office buildings, workshops and laboratories in principle intended for SMEs [Small
and Medium-sized Companies]. 

  

	 	•	 	 Zone 4: Axisparc New Tech: office buildings and laboratories in principle intended for large companies.

  

	 	1.2.	 The building concerned by this lease is located in zone 3. 

This zone as well as zone 4 are the subject of a co-ownership arrangement and the co-ownership regulations titled Axisparc High Tech specifications (see Appendix 1), which form an integral part of the obligations for the users and occupants of the premises. 

The percentages of the lease concerned in the building rue Edouard Belin 12 are: 

 

	 	•	 	 Office surface area: 570/1.680 

  
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 Article 2: Allocated space 

a) The Lessor leases to the Lessee, which accepts, in the current state and perfectly known to the Lessee: 

 

	•	 	 Office space located on level -1, as indicated on the plan in Appendix
2; 

  

	•	 	 20 uncovered parking spaces, bearing Nos. 28 through 41 and 47 through 52, located on the first floor, as
indicated on the plan in Appendix 3. 

 Hereinafter referred to as the “Leased Premises,” 

 

	b)	 The lease also includes the right for the Lessee, its staff, the third parties with whom it deals, to
use, at the same time as the Lessor and any others authorized by it, the roads, pathways, serving for access to the business center that serve the leased premises so as to enter it and to allow access to all vehicles necessary for the operation of
its business. 

 Article 3: Intended use 

The premises are leased for production, laboratory and office use. 

The Lessee will be held responsible, in particular for the areas intended for laboratory use, for obtaining the enforceable and final administrative
authorizations required, and must comply with the regulations in force. 
 Throughout the term of the lease, the Lessee undertakes to comply with this
purpose. 
 No modification to this purpose may be made by the Lessee, without the prior written consent of the Lessor, which may always refuse it for just
cause. It is expressly agreed that the intended use of the premises is an essential condition of this lease, without which the Lessor would not have entered into the contract. 

Under no circumstances may the leased premises be allocated to the exercise of a retail business or the activity of a craftsman directly in contact with the
public, even if they are used as demonstration rooms, so that this lease is not and may never be governed by the Law of April 30, 1951, on commercial leases. 

The Lessee is prohibited from exercising any activity in the leased premises that could disturb the tranquility and peaceful enjoyment of its neighbors and
undertakes to comply with the specifications of Axisparc High Tech. 
 Each parking space is reserved exclusively for parking vehicles. It is strictly
forbidden to store goods, wash or maintain vehicles there. The Lessee is not authorized to organize public sales there. 
 The Lessor reserves the right to
modify or swap the designated parking spaces if work or changes among the tenants, the security or internal organization of the building so require, and as such, after the Lessor has notified the tenant of the change or swap at least one
(1) week in advance. 
 Article 4: Term 

This lease will take effect on July 1st 2020. 

  
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 It is concluded for a term of nine consecutive years and will expire on June 30, 2029 without notice, by the
simple expiry of the term. At the end of the lease, the continuation of occupancy of the leased premises may not under any circumstances be interpreted as constituting tacit renewal. 

The parties shall have the option of waiving this lease agreement at the end of the first three-year period and at the end of the second three-year period, by
giving notice by registered letter sent to the other party, at least six months before the end of the term. 
 The lessee shall have the option of waiving
this lease agreement at any time by giving twelve (12) months’ notice by registered letter sent to the other party, without any compensation being due to the other party. 

Article 5: Annual rent 
 The rental of the Leased
Premises is agreed and accepted for an initial annual base rent set at a total annual amount of €91,200.00. 
  

					
	 Rented zone
	  	Base rent	 
	 Offices (basement)
	  	€	81,200.00	 
	 Parking spaces (20)
	  	€	10,000.00	 
		  	  
	  
	 
		  	€	91,200.00	 
		  	  
	  
	 

 The rent is payable quarterly and in advance to the account: IBAN BE06 0689 0979 1622 BIC GKCCBEBB. 

The charges are charged to the Lessee separately, from the date of taking on the lease or if the occupation of the property by the Lessee precedes the
commencement of the lease, as soon as the premises are occupied. 
 Article 6: Adjustment of the rent 

 

	6.1.	 The indexing will be done in accordance with the following: 

 

	6.1.1.	 The amount of the rent is linked to the Kingdom’s health index as provided for in the R.D. of 12/24/1993.

  

	6.1.2.	 Without ever being permitted to be lower than the last indexed rent, the rent will be automatically and ipso
jure reviewed each year on the anniversary date of taking on the lease based on the index of the month preceding the revision according to the formula below, the base index being that of the month preceding the signature hereof, according to Article
1728 bis of the Civil Code (base index = May 2020 = 110.10). 

 New rent = Base rent × Index of the month
preceding the month of the review 

                     
                       Base index 
  

	6.1.3.	 In the event that the basis for calculating the official health index is modified or removed, the parties
expressly agree that the amount of the rent will be attached to the conversion rate published by the “Moniteur Belge” or any other system that would replace this index. 

  
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	6.2.	 It is expressly agreed that any waiver on the Lessor’s part relating to the increases resulting from this
Article may not be established other than by a written acknowledgement signed by it. 

  

	6.3.	 If, at a later date, VAT should be applied to this type of lease, it will be paid by the Lessee.

 Article 7: Charges 
  

	A.	 Taxes and duties 

Real estate tax and all taxes, duties and contributions of any kind, levied by any authority whatsoever, which would encumber the rental or occupation of the
buildings, are to be paid by the Lessee. 
 The Lessee shall be required to compensate the Lessor for any damage resulting for it from the delay caused by
the Lessee in paying the taxes incumbent upon it. 
 The taxes and duties referred to above shall be reimbursable to the Lessor within 30 days of their
notification to the Lessee. 
  

	B.	 Axisparc High Tech Communal Charges 

These charges mainly concern the maintenance of roads—access routes and green spaces as well as the costs related to the manager’s remuneration. The
manager of the Axisparc High Tech will allocate the charges to the property owners and tenants concerned. 
 The Lessee’s contribution to these costs
will be proportional to its percentages, as specified in Article 1.2 hereof. 
 The distribution of the percentages may, however, be modified by decision of
the property owners and will comply with the percentages set out in the basic deed. 
  

	C.	 Communal charges of the building 

In addition to the above services, the Lessee will pay the manager of Axisparc High Tech, at the Lessor’s full discharge, its share in the communal
charges of the building which include all overhead costs and in particular the related costs: 
  

	a)	 To the maintenance and cleaning of the front, rear and side facades and exterior windows, including the costs
of water, gas and electricity consumption used for this maintenance; 

  

	b)	 The premiums paid by the Lessor for the building’s insurance policies as specified in Article 18, as well
as the deductibles in the event of a claim. 

  

	c)	 Water consumption and meter rental. 

 

	d)	 General maintenance and repairs to communal items, including repairs other than rental and those due to wear
and tear and to normal use. 

  

	e)	 The remuneration of the building manager. 

  
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	f)	 Gas and electricity consumption for heating and cooling of private areas 

VAT and taxes on these costs or expenses are also part of the communal charges. 

This list of communal charges is indicative and not exhaustive. 

The Lessee’s contribution to these costs will be proportional to its percentages, as specified in Article 1.2 hereof. The distribution of the percentages
may, however, be changed by unanimous decision of the co-ownership of the building concerned. 
  

	D.	 Individual charges 

Subscriptions to electricity and telephone distribution services are the responsibility of the Lessee as well as all related costs such as the connection and
rental of meters, the cost of consumption, etc. 
  

	E.	 Provision for communal charges 

The manager will send the Lessee a debit note for the constitution of a permanent provision in an amount equivalent to 4 months’ estimated charges. 

The manager shall adopt, where applicable, the amount of this provision based on the actual amounts for the past year. 

 

	F.	 Breakdown of communal and individual charges 

At the end of each quarter, or if applicable, at the end of each year, the manager of Axisparc High Tech will draw up a breakdown of the actual charges,
referred to in this Article. Each property owner and tenant will receive these statements of actual charges, per quarter or, where applicable, per year, and will pay the manager its share within 30 days of receipt of the statements 

The manager will have the option of including, in their annual accounts, provisions for exceptional charges relating to maintenance work with a lifespan of
more than one year. 
 The Lessor will be permitted to modify the lessees’ method of payment of advance payments on the charges, depending on changes
in regulations or changes that occur in Axisparc High Tech and in the building. It will notify the Lessee by registered letter at the latest one (1) month before the implementation of the new payment method. 

Article 8: Terms of payment - Late payments 

Rents, taxes and duties, charges and all other amounts due by the Lessee under this lease are payable by their final due date. They are portable and payable to
the account designated by the Lessor. 
 Without prejudice to any other rights and actions of the Lessor, in the absence of payment, the rent, taxes and
duties, charges and all other sums due by the Lessee under this lease will produce interest of 7% per year on the basis of prior formal notice. 

Article 9: Use of the premises 
 The Lessee
undertakes to enjoy the premises in a “prudent and responsible manner,” and in particular to comply with the requirements of Article 10 below with regard to the use of the leased premises and other parts of the building. 

  
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 The maximum loads allowed on the floors, including the weight of the partitions, may not exceed 350 kg/m2,
unless stipulated otherwise in the technical documents. 
 The placement, installation and use of telephone installations, radio and television devices,
teletype machines and other technical devices within the leased premises will be at the exclusive risk and expense of the Lessee and under its full and exclusive responsibility. 

If the placement of the aforementioned devices is likely to result in work outside the building, or in the communal areas, the Lessee must request prior
written authorization from the Lessor. The Lessee shall ensure in its use of said devices that it does not disrupt the enjoyment of the other occupants. These works will be carried out at the exclusive expense of the Lessee. 

In accordance with safety regulations, fire doors can never be kept blocked in the open position. 

If the Lessee does not comply with the obligations for the maintenance and repair of the leased premises, the Lessor, without prejudice to its other rights,
shall have the right to enter the leased premises and to perform there, at the expense of the Lessee, all the work that the latter has failed to do. 

Article 10: Specifications for Axisparc High Tech 

The Lessee undertakes to comply with the requirements of the specifications, of which it acknowledges having been informed and declares that it accepts them.

 These may be supplemented, modified or amended by the joint owners of Axisparc High Tech in particular in order to safeguard the standing of the
buildings, improve the conditions of their operation or to provide for a better distribution of clauses between the internal regulations and the other documents to be drawn up as part of a new possible
co-ownership arrangement (basic deed, internal regulations). 
 Article 11: Entry premises inventory

 An entry premises inventory definitively committing the parties will be drawn up before taking possession and at the latest when the keys are
handed over to the Lessee or before the refurbishment of the premises on behalf of the Lessee. 
 This premises inventory will be prepared either by an
expert appointed by mutual agreement by the parties, or by two experts, each party appointing and honoring its own. The fees of the expert(s) will be covered equally by both parties. 

It is expressly agreed that the premises will be leased and described in landscape form (i.e. without partitioning, cabling or private equipment). It is
expressly agreed between the parties that the partitioning, wiring and private equipment will be, for the drawing up of the exit premises inventory, considered as transformations having been carried out by the Lessee during the lease, within the
meaning given to this expression by Article 13 below. 

  
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 Article 12: Restoration 

An exit premises inventory will be drawn up, following the same procedure as described in the previous provision, in order to have the amount of the rental
damage and any unavailability compensation prepared by the expert(s). The decision(s) of the expert(s) both upon entry and exit will definitively bind the parties. 

At the end of the lease, the Lessee must restore the leased premises as it received them according to the entry premises inventory except for normal wear and
tear, but without prejudice to the provisions of Article 13 below. 
 It is expressly stipulated that the damage that would be caused by the installation,
modifications and removal of partitions do not constitute normal use and are the responsibility of the Lessee, notwithstanding normal wear and tear and use. 

The necessary restoration work will be carried out before the expiry of the lease by the Lessee. Failing this, the Lessee shall be liable, without prejudice
to its other obligations, for compensation equivalent to the rent in force at the end of the lease and for the charges and taxes, for the time frame estimated by the expert(s) for the restoration of the leased premises. This compensation will not be
due if the delay in the restoration is attributable, in whole or in part, to the Lessor. 
 It is, as far as necessary, specified that if, for one reason or
another, this lease should be renewed and/or should continue after the expiry of the term referred to in Article 3 and that no new premises inventory should be drawn up on this occasion, the premises inventory drawn up at the time of taking effect
hereof, as well as any amendments thereto, will be used as a basis for the determination of rental damage upon exit. 
 Article 13: Refurbishment,
transformation and modification 
 All works, refurbishments, embellishments, transformations, placement of advertising panels and/or satellite
antennas, new layouts of the premises are subject to the prior, express and written authorization of the Lessor, which may not withhold its consent without reasonable cause. 

With its request, the Lessee shall submit to the Lessor the plans of the works that it is prepared to carry out or have carried out in the leased premises, as
well as a detailed description of them, the specifications and the complete list of materials that it intends to implement. It is in any event prohibited for the Lessee to use materials that, although meeting safety standards, are considered
potentially dangerous. 
 The Lessor must communicate its point of view to the lessee within 30 days. 

If, during and/or subsequent execution, one of the materials used no longer meets national or European safety standards and/or is downgraded, the Lessee shall
be required to provide for its replacement as soon as possible after the downgrading or risk has been brought to its attention. The removal work will be carried out by a firm specially approved for this purpose. 

It should be noted that the removal work may affect parts of the building other than those rented herein (e.g. the ventilation of the building in the event of
removal of materials declared dangerous). If the Lessee fails to satisfy it 15 days after a formal notice sent by the Lessor has remained without effect, the Lessor will be authorized to commission the replacement itself at the Lessee’s
expense, which will be required to reimburse it upon simple presentation of a paid invoice. 

  
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 The Lessor shall have the right to have the necessary work carried out urgently and to legally demand the
reimbursement of its disbursements in this regard, insofar as this work is incumbent on the Lessee according to Article 1720, paragraph 2, of the Belgian Civil Code and that the Lessor has sent a request for reimbursement, containing details of the
costs incurred, by registered letter to the Lessee and that this request has remained unanswered by the Lessee for fifteen (15) calendar days. The Lessor undertakes to notify the Lessee of the works before their execution. 

The Lessor reserves the right to monitor, at its own expense, the work that it would have authorized and may require that the Lessee provide proof of
sufficient insurance. 
 In addition, for the completion of all work for which it would have been authorized, the Lessee must comply with the regulations in
force, in particular the town planning, operating or environmental permit and the safety regulations that may apply to the building, including the safety standards required by the insurer, the Lessor and the fire services. 

In the event that significant changes would be made to the leased premises by the Lessee during the lease and if the Lessor agrees that the leased premises
are to be returned in their condition as amended as a result of these modification works, the Lessor reserves the right to have a rider to the entry premises inventory drawn up at the exclusive expense of the Lessee. 

At the end of the lease, for all changes, embellishments and modifications of any kind, the Lessor shall have the option of keeping them, without
compensation, in their current state, or to require their removal and the restoration of the premises, partially or fully, to their initial condition, at the Lessee’s expense, where these works were carried out with the express agreement of the
Lessor, unless the parties agree otherwise in writing and by means of a rider to the premises inventory in accordance with the terms described in the previous paragraph. The same shall apply for all lighting, entry doorbells, computer wiring,
partitions, acoustic barriers, etc. installed by the Lessee. 
 If the Lessor authorizes the maintenance of a technical, electrical or electronic
installation, it reserves the right at the end of the lease to have a compliance check of said installation carried out by a control company at the Lessee’s expense, provided that the Lessee has not communicated a copy of such a compliance
check to the Lessor. 
 Article 14: Work, repairs and maintenance 

Only major repairs as listed in the Belgian Civil Code are the responsibility of the Lessor, provided that they are not attributable to the Lessee; all other
repairs are the responsibility of the Lessee. 
 The Lessee is required to maintain the leased premises, at its own expense, in a good state of repair. In
particular, it has the premises and the interior surfaces of the windows cleaned, so that they are in a constant state of cleanliness. 
 If abnormal damage
should occur, and if the Lessor demonstrates that the responsibility for this abnormal damage is attributable to the Lessee, the latter may require the Lessee, by registered letter, to carry out all repair work and to complete this within two months
of this registered letter being sent. Failing this, the Lessor is then authorized to have all work performed at the expense, risk and peril of the defaulting Lessee. 

  
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 The Lessee shall tolerate access to the leased premises to the Lessor, its staff, and the professionals
designated by the Lessor, after it has been notified, for the purpose of verifying the condition of the leased premises and the building in general and carrying out the necessary inspections and repairs even when these repairs concern a neighboring
tenant, it being understood that these works will be carried out with normal care. 
 The Lessee shall immediately notify the Lessor by registered letter of
the need for any repairs incumbent upon it, under penalty of being held liable for any damage resulting therefrom and for any harmful consequences, for which the Lessor cannot be held liable in the absence of such notice. 

The Lessor undertakes, on the other hand, to take the necessary measures no later than two months after the registered letter referred to in the previous
paragraph. 
 In the event that the repairs would be covered by the insurers of the building, the Lessee shall intervene up to the amount of the excess,
provided that the loss is incumbent upon it or is attributable to it, and the difference between the insurance compensation and the price actually paid. 

The Lessee shall immediately replace, at its own expense, all broken, cracked or damaged windows, except in the event of fault or omission or negligence
attributable to the Lessor or its agents and employees or, in accordance with Article 1754 of the Civil Code, as a result of hailstones, or other extraordinary accidents and force majeure. 

Article 15: Change of requirements 
 The Axisparc
complex complies with the legal and regulatory requirements in force on the date of the town planning permit. 
 The works imposed by administrative
provisions resulting from the Lessee’s activity will be at its own expense, without it being able to claim reimbursement from the Lessor upon its departure, or claim the dissolution of the lease for any reason, whatsoever. They fall under the
application of Article 13 of this lease. 
 Article 16: Guarantee 

To guarantee the performance of all the obligations incumbent upon it under this lease, the Lessee shall take out for the benefit of the Lessor an irrevocable
guarantee which will be callable upon at the first request from a bank approved by the Lessor and of a value equal to one semester of rent, i.e. €45,600.00. The Lessor will call upon this guarantee insofar that it can demonstrate a serious
breach by the Lessee of the obligations arising from this lease and provide evidence demonstrating the reality of the amount claimed. The Lessor will be given the text of the guarantee 15 days before the start of the lease in order to make its
comments. The guarantee shall take effect at the beginning of this lease. 
 The establishment of the rental guarantee constitutes an essential condition
without which the Lessor would not have entered into the contract. Any breach of such an obligation shall be deemed serious, which fact the Lessee expressly declares to accept. 

In the event of readjustment of the rent, the amount of the guarantee will be adjusted at the same time so as to always represent a sum corresponding to one
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 The bank guarantee will be issued before occupancy of the leased premises. 

In any event, said text must stipulate that the guarantee is constituted for a period expiring no earlier than three months after the expiry of the lease.

 This guarantee will be returned to the Lessee three months after the end of the lease, unless the Lessor demonstrates that the Lessee has not fully
fulfilled its obligations under this lease agreement. During the term of the lease, the guarantee may in no case be offered or allocated, in whole or in part, by the Lessee as payment of the rent or other contractual debts. 

In the event of bankruptcy of the Lessee, the guarantee may be used by the Lessor to offset the arrears of payment and other breaches by the Lessee of its
obligations, including rents and communal charges. 
 In the absence of this guarantee, and in accordance with Article 1752 of the Belgian Civil Code, the
Lessee shall remain obliged to keep the leased premises furnished with furniture of sufficient value to guarantee a minimum of 6 months’ rent. 

Article 17: Assignment and subletting 
 The Lessee
may not assign this lease or sublet the premises, in whole or in part, without the express, prior written consent of the Lessor, it being understood that the latter may refuse the assignment of the lease or the planned sublease for just cause. 

In the event that the Lessor authorizes the assignment or sublease of the premises, in whole or in part, the Lessee, the
sub-lessee, the assignor and the assignee will be bound jointly and severally with regard to the Lessor, to all the obligations arising from this lease and the
co-ownership regulations, the Lessee undertakes to obtain from the sub-lessee or the assignee that which it expressly subscribes in terms of obligations to the Lessor.
Failing this, the assignment or subletting may not take place, even if the Lessor had given its prior written consent, unless at that time it had expressly waived the requirement of such commitment. 

The term of the sublease may not in any case exceed the term of this lease. 

As soon as the transfer or sublease is concluded, and as long as it is authorized, the Lessee shall send the Lessor a registered copy of the agreement
reached. 
 Article 18: Waiver of recourse - Insurance 
  

	A.	 Waiver of recourse 

 

	1.	 The Lessee declares that it waives all recourse against the Lessor due to inconveniences and material and
immaterial damage, the occurrence of which is related to its express occupation of the building, provided that these are not related to repairs that would have been made by the Lessor in accordance with Article 1720, paragraph 2, of the Belgian
Civil Code. This includes accidental deterioration and interruptions that may occur in the water, gas, electricity, heating, doorbell system or any other technical installations serving the building. 

This waiver of recourse benefits both the Lessor and the companies of its group, and their employees. 

  
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	2.	 The Lessee undertakes to have its sub-tenants, plus their occupants and
staff, make the same declaration in writing to the Lessor. In all cases, it is held personally liable for any recourse that these persons may bring against the Lessor or the other persons whom the waiver of recourse should have benefited.

  

	3.	 In return, the Lessor waives any recourse that it may exercise during the lease against the Lessee, the sub-tenants, occupants and staff thereof, on the grounds of the damage covered by the fire policy described in point B 1 below. 

This waiver of recourse benefits both the Lessee and the companies of its group, and their employees. 

 

	4.	 However, the aforementioned waivers of recourse remain of no effect when the persons called upon to benefit
from them under normal conditions have intentionally caused the damage. 

  

	B.	 Insurance policies 

 

	1.	 The Lessor shall take out a policy covering the leased property, through the
co-ownership of the building, and shall maintain this in force throughout the term of the lease. This policy will provide for the waiver of recourse referred to in point A.3. of this Article; it will at all
times provide the most extensive coverage that the Lessor will deem prudent to take, and in all cases, damage due to strikes and riots: it will also provide that the Lessee is covered as insured party for bodily damage other than caused to third
parties by fire, explosion and water damage, when the incident is primarily due to the leased property. 

  

	2.	 The Lessee shall take out an insurance policy covering the contents located in the leased property, within one
month of receiving the keys, provided for in Article 26 of this lease and shall maintain this in force throughout the term of the lease. This policy will lead to the waiver of recourse referred to in point A.1. of this article.

  

	3.	 The Lessor and the Lessee may at any time request proof of the existence of the policies in question in points
1 and 2 above and the coverage they grant. 

  

	4.	 The Lessee will contribute to the insurance costs according to the indications in Article 7 of this lease. If a
claim is attributable to it, the deductible will be personally charged to it at the time of the next quarterly statement of charges. 

  

	5.	 In the event that the Lessee’s activities and those for which it is responsible should result in an
increase in the insurance premiums owed by the Lessor and by other tenants of the building, this increase will exclusively be the Lessee’s responsibility. 

Article 19: Exemption from liability of the Lessor and its beneficiaries 

The Lessee must assume the security and effective protection of the premises it leases, it expressly exempts the Lessor and its beneficiaries from any
liability in the event of theft occurring in the leased premises. 
 In the event that administrative or judicial proceedings are initiated against the
Lessor, due to the activity or presence of the Lessee in the leased premises, the Lessee undertakes to take up the cause for the Lessor, and to bear any resulting conviction. 

  
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 Article 20: Collective liquidation procedure 

In the event of winding up, bankruptcy or liquidation of the Lessee, the Lessor has the right, if it so wishes, to terminate the lease agreement, without
notice. The Lessee is obliged to inform the Lessor of any winding up or bankruptcy, or liquidation. The Lessor shall notify its decision by registered letter sent by mail within three months of the event justifying the termination being reported.

 Article 21: Judicial termination 
 In the
event of a judicial termination of this lease due to the fault of the Lessee, the latter shall be liable for a relocation indemnity left to the discretion of the judge, without prejudice to the application of all the Articles of this lease, in
addition to all other costs that the Lessor would be entitled to claim from the Lessee, without prejudice to the application of Article 12 above. 
 This
provision may not under any circumstances be invoked by the Lessee to release itself from the obligations resulting for it from this lease. 
 The Lessee
acknowledges having been notified and having accepted that any breach of the obligations contained in Articles 3, 5, 7, 8, 13, 16, 17 and 18 is considered sufficiently serious only to justify that the Lessor can initiate proceedings to decide on the
termination of the lease due to its fault. 
 Article 22: Expropriation 

In the event of expropriation due to public utility cause, the lease will end on the date on which the expropriating public, private or general interest
authority becomes the owner of the premises. 
 Under no circumstances may the compensation to which the Lessee would be entitled to require from the
expropriating authority reduce the amount of the compensation due to the Lessor. The Lessee may not claim any compensation from the Lessor and must assert its rights with the expropriating authority in separate proceedings. 

The Lessor shall inform the Lessee as soon as possible of any expropriation procedure and its evolution. In the event of expropriation, the Lessee is not
required to restore the leased premises to their rental condition, as stipulated in Article 12. 
 Article 23: Visit to the premises 

The Lessee shall at all times be required to give access to the leased premises to the Lessor and its staff, after it has been notified, in order to allow them
to carry out the inspection visits and, if applicable, the necessary repairs and maintenance. 

  
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 During the six months preceding the end of the lease, as well as in the event of the building being put up for
sale, the Lessee authorizes the display of posters and billboards with authorization to mention the name and telephone number of the realtor(s) and the characteristics of the premises, in visible places of the building, and with no major
inconvenience for the Lessee, announcing its rental or sale, and will allow the leased premises to be visited by persons accompanied by a representative of the Lessor at any time, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. 

Article 24: Lease registration and fees 
 This
lease is subject to registration by and on behalf of the Lessee. 
 For the collection of registration fees, the parties assess the charges imposed on the
Lessee by this lease at 10% of the annual rent. 
 Article 25: Election of domicile 

The Lessee declares that it elects domicile in the leased premises both for the term of the lease and for all consequences of the lease, unless it has, after
its departure, notified the Lessor of a new election of domicile, which must be in Belgium. 
 The Lessor elects domicile at its registered office indicated
above. The Lessee is not authorized to maintain its registered office in the leased premises after the expiry of the lease and undertakes to proceed with the transfer process, at the latest within one month following the expiry date. 

Article 26: Provision of keys 
 The keys will be
given to the Lessee and the latter will only obtain access to the premises after the agreement concluded on the appointment of one or two experts responsible for the entry premises inventory and after the lessee has complied with all the conditions
of this lease agreement (e.g. the establishment of the guarantee, the taking out of an insurance policy, the payment of the rent and charges, etc.). 

Article 27: Global scope of the agreement 
 This
lease agreement constitutes a global agreement including all the agreements fixed between the parties. 
 This lease agreement can only be amended by a
mutual agreement countersigned by both parties. 
 The following documents form an integral part of the lease agreement: 

 

	 	•	 	 Appendix 1 : Specifications for Axisparc High Tech 

 

	 	•	 	 Appendix 2 : Office plan on the first floor 

 

	 	•	 	 Appendix 3 : Parking lots plan 

Article 28: Applicable law 
 This agreement is
governed by Belgian law. 
 Article 29: Validity of clauses 

The validity of this agreement is not affected by the invalidity of one of the Articles or a part of an Article mentioned above. 

  
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 In such a case, the Article or part of this Article shall be deemed to be unwritten. 

Executed in Mont-Saint-Guibert, on June 30, 2020, in three copies, one of which is intended for registration. 

 

			
	The Lessor,	  	The Lessee,

  
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 Appendix 1: 

  
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 Appendix 2: 
  

 

  
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 Appendix 3: 
  

 

  
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