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Platinum Square Investment Opportunity

We’re excited to welcome you to our latest EasyProperties commercial investment opportunity: Platinum Square in Rustenburg.

The target for this unique IPO works a bit differently, so here are the answers to some common questions about how this raise is being managed:

What is the minimum and total raise target for Platinum Square?
The minimum raise target is R7.6 million. This is the threshold required for the offer to proceed. The total target is R15.1 million, which represents the full allocation of shares available in this investment.

Why does the raise percentage (e.g. 104%, 97%) keep changing?
The percentage displayed on the platform reflects progress against the current incremental target, not the final R15m cap.

Why use a flexible ceiling instead of a fixed cap?
This approach ensures that as many investors as possible can get involved while still raising the full R15m needed to match the available shares.

How long will the offer remain open?
The offer will remain open for the full investment period, as outlined in the prospectus and on the EasyProperties platform.

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