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Private & ConfidentialPRIVATE PLACEMENTMEMORANDUMIncorporated in the Republic of South AfricaRegistration No. 2017/443756/07SARS Reference No. VCC-0113FSP License No.48973

1.DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATIONSIn this private placement memorandum and in the annexure hereto, unless the context indicatesotherwise, the words in the first column have the meanings stated opposite them in the second column,references to the singular include the plural and vice versa; words denoting one gender include the othergender; and expressions denoting a natural person include an artificial person and vice versa:“The Act” or “the Companies Act”The Companies Act, 71 of 2008;“Application form”the application form in respect of the private placement, attachedto and forming part of this private placement memorandum;“Business day”any day other than a Saturday, Sunday or official public holidayin South Africa;“12 J”PERSEUS VC1 LIMITED (2017/443756/07), a public companyduly registered and incorporated in accordance with the laws ofSouth Africa;“Certificated shares”12 J shares, title to which is represented by a share certificate orother physical document of title;“CIPC”Companies and Intellectual Property Commission;“Company secretary”the company secretary of 12 J;“Commissioner”Commissioner: South African Revenue Services;“Directors”the directors of the 12 J;“Documents of title”share certificates, certified transfer deeds in respect of balanceReceipts or any other documents of title acceptable to 12 J inrespect of shares;“FAIS Act”Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act, 37 of 2002;“FSB”Financial Services Board, administrator of the Financial ServicesBoard Act, 97 of 1990, and the FAIS Act;“Impermissible trade”trade carried on in respect of immovable property other than asa trade carried on as an hotel keeper, banking as defined in theBanks Act, 94 of 1990 , money-lending or hire-purchasefinancing, long-term insurance as defined in the Long-TermInsurance Act, 52 of 1998 , short-term insurance as defined inthe Short-Term Insurance Act, 53 of 1998 , financial or advisoryservices (including legal, tax advisors, stock broking,management consulting, audit or accounting), gambling, liquor,tobacco, arms, ammunition, a franchise or any trade carried outmainly outside of South Africa;“Income Tax Act”the Income Tax Act, 58 of 1962, as amended;“IRR”internal rate of return;“Management”any qualified company or qualified natural persons as appointedby the Directors from time to time;“Offer”,the private placement of class ‘A’ ordinary shares, in terms of anoffer “placement” for subscription;

“PPM”Private Placement Document;“Prohibited investor”any person, firm or other entity, whose holding or intendedholding of shares in 12 J, may in the sole and conclusive opinionof the directors:-contravene any provisions of section 12 J of the Income TaxAct;cause 12 J or any of its shareholders to suffer any regulatorydisadvantage; orpreclude 12 J or any shareholder from the benefits affordedin terms of section 12 J of the Income Tax Act;“Qualifying company”In terms of section 12 J (1) of the Income Tax Act ‘qualifyingcompany’ means any company if: (a) that company is a resident;(b) the company is not a controlled group company in relation toa group of companies contemplated in paragraph (d)(i) of thedefinition of ‘connected person’; (c) the tax affairs of the companyare in order and the company has complied with all the relevantprovisions of the laws administered by the Commissioner; (d) thecompany is an unlisted company as defined in section 41 or ajunior mining company; (e) the company is not carrying on anyimpermissible trade; (f) the sum of the investment income, asdefined in section 12 E (4) (c), derived by that company duringany year of assessment does not exceed an amount equal to 20percent of the gross income of that company for that year;“Qualifying share”An equity share held by a venture capital company which isissued to that company by a qualifying company, and does notinclude any share which would have constituted a hybrid equityinstrument, as defined in Section 8E (1) but for the three yearperiod requirement contemplated in paragraph (a) of thedefinition of “hybrid equity instrument” in that section; orconstitutes a third-party backed share as defined in Section 8EA(1);“Qualifying investor”any investor who is not a prohibited investor;“ROI”Return on investment;“SARS”South African Revenue Service;“Shares” or “Ordinary Shares”ordinary shares with no par value of in the share capital of 12 J;“Unlisted company”a company not listed on a South African exchange or not licensedin terms of the Financial Market Act of 2012;“ZAR” or “R”South African Rand, the official currency of South Africa;

2.3.INTRODUCTION AND CONSIDERATION: The purpose of this PPM is to invite qualifying investors to participate in a private placement of securitiesin 12 J. In terms of section 96(1) (b) of the Companies Act 2008, this document does not constitute an invitationto the public to subscribe for shares in 12 J. The information provided in this PPM is dated 4th December 2018. Venture Capital investments are by their very nature exposed to risks. Information provided in this PPMand its supporting documents must be viewed from that perspective.INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY 4.The Purpose of 12 J is to provide a stable regulated platform for qualifying investors to benefit from thisunique investment opportunity and a favourable tax regime:-The Income Tax Act No. 58 of 1962 (the Income Tax Act) and the provisions contained in Section12 J of the Act allows for significant tax benefits to taxpayers. Qualifying Investors can deductthe full value of their investment, in a SARS approved Venture Capital Fund, from their taxableincome. This is subject to the terms and conditions as set out in the Income Tax Act. Dependingon the tax situation of each qualifying investor this may translate up to a 45% reduction in taxespayable by such an investor.-The difficulty experienced by small to medium enterprises in securing bank and other traditionalsources of funding and the opportunities emanating from the increasingly popular BusinessRescue Provisions of the Companies Act of 2008, provide a unique opportunity favouring venturecapital investment.-Qualifying Investors will benefit from the combined experience and skills of the 12 J managementteam who share among them a vast experience in business turnaround and management of theirown companies. Their invaluable relationships with institutions have already generated a numberof potential qualifying investment opportunities that are currently being evaluated.THE OFFER Participating qualifying investors are offered an opportunity to invest cash with a minimum amount ofR1 000 into 12 J by subscribing for class “A” ordinary shares in the company. Subject to the terms of theIncome Tax Act such an investment will allow for a 100% tax deduction from taxable income (excludingcapital gains), in the qualifying investor’s annual tax return for the relevant year of assessment. Qualifying Investors will receive a tax certificate in respect of funds invested.

5.INVESTMENT STRATEGY5.1TARGET INDUSTRY The 12 J identify and invest in small to medium size companies where there exists a realistic prospectthat, through a management intervention and capitalisation process, the target company is expected toreturn a net profit after tax (NPAT) of 10% on funds invested within a period of three years.5.2INVESTMENT PROCESS The Management together with selected specialists will be responsible for identifying and evaluatingpotential investments presented to the 12 J investment committee. The selection process will consist ofa rigorous due diligence process during which independent industry experts and specialist advisors maybe appointed to perform an in-depth analysis of critical elements of a potential business. The due diligenceprocess will include amongst others:-Confirmation of compliance with the terms and requirements of section 12 J of the Income Tax Act tobe a qualifying company;Legal audit covering all agreements, contracts, compliance and regulatory matters as well as potentiallitigation assessment;Trademarks, patent, intellectual capital, unique skills/competitive advantage validation;Environmental risk analysis;Pensions liability;Independent valuations by reputable institutions;Only if this process yields a favourable result will a formal proposal be presented to the Directors whohave to approve all investments by a majority. The Directors may appoint its own experts to provide itwith independent advice. The decision of the Directors is final.Once the Directors has approved an investment into a qualifying investee company, Management will beresponsible for executing the decision and implementing steps to ensure sound corporate governance,continuous monitoring of the financial and management information ensuring all critical decisions areultimately in the interest of the shareholders.Management is mandated to ensure that interventions into underperforming investee companies are swiftand as extensive as necessary to protect the interests of the shareholders.6.INVESTOR RETURN Subject to the terms of the Income Tax Act an Individual or a Trust will achieve an initial “benefit” of up to45% on their investment through a reduction in taxes payable. Companies will benefit in a similar fashionwith benefit of up to 28%. By investing in a section12 J company the taxpayer is eligible to deduct 100%of their investment from his (non-capital gain) taxable income. This means that before any ROI has beenrealised by the taxpayer on their investment the taxpayer gains an initial actual tax “saving”/”benefit" equalto the amount they invested multiplied by the tax rate applicable to that taxpayer. Returns to the taxpayer will most probably be in the form of dividends from the 12 J which does not attracttax in the hands of the taxpayer. Dividends withholding tax is paid over by the VCC to SARS, so thetaxpayer receives a return net of tax. By reinvesting dividends, qualifying investors may further enhancethe tax benefits in order to optimize their returns. Dividend policy will be determined by the board guidedby industry best practice. Investors are urged to consult a suitably qualified tax practitioner and familiarise themselves with theterms of section 12 J of the Income Tax Act.