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Investor Relations Portal for NEXTROCK Investment Group and its groups SVCV Global, BCKD Capital, IBGX Global, OBIT Global رسالة إلى المساهمين رسالة إلى المساهمين Managing Partner Erich S. Colucci Lamas is the Principal of NextRock and Co. In his role, he works in conjunction with the managing partners and directors to provide additional firm-level investment oversight across the Private Equity (PE) complex, including Corporate PE, Infrastructure, Tactical Opportunities, Growth, and Life Sciences. Before NextRock, Mr. Lamas was has worked at multiple financial and entertainment companies, including but not limited to JP Morgan, HSBC, Universal Music and Hybe. Mr. Lamas has lived in over 25 countries and speaks five languages, including, Portuguese, English, Spanish, Korean (Intermediate), French and Japanese (Beginner) Mr. Lamas graduated from the HIC Montreal with a Master’s in Economics. He is also involved with SVFO, a charitable foundation which provides resources to improve the lives of children and young people living in poverty.

Investor Relations Portal for NEXTROCK Investment Group and its groups SVCV Global, BCKD Capital, IBGX Global, OBIT Global رسالة إلى المساهمين رسالة إلى المساهمين Managing Partner Erich S. Colucci Lamas is the Principal of NextRock and Co. In his role, he works in conjunction with the managing partners and directors to provide additional firm-level investment oversight across the Private Equity (PE) complex, including Corporate PE, Infrastructure, Tactical Opportunities, Growth, and Life Sciences. Before NextRock, Mr. Lamas was has worked at multiple financial and entertainment companies, including but not limited to JP Morgan, HSBC, Universal Music and Hybe. Mr. Lamas has lived in over 25 countries and speaks five languages, including, Portuguese, English, Spanish, Korean (Intermediate), French and Japanese (Beginner) Mr. Lamas graduated from the HIC Montreal with a Master’s in Economics. He is also involved with SVFO, a charitable foundation which provides resources to improve the lives of children and young people living in poverty.

Investor Relations Portal for NEXTROCK Investment Group and its groups SVCV Global, BCKD Capital, IBGX Global, OBIT Global رسالة إلى المساهمين رسالة إلى المساهمين Managing Partner Erich S. Colucci Lamas is the Principal of NextRock and Co. In his role, he works in conjunction with the managing partners and directors to provide additional firm-level investment oversight across the Private Equity (PE) complex, including Corporate PE, Infrastructure, Tactical Opportunities, Growth, and Life Sciences. Before NextRock, Mr. Lamas was has worked at multiple financial and entertainment companies, including but not limited to JP Morgan, HSBC, Universal Music and Hybe. Mr. Lamas has lived in over 25 countries and speaks five languages, including, Portuguese, English, Spanish, Korean (Intermediate), French and Japanese (Beginner) Mr. Lamas graduated from the HIC Montreal with a Master’s in Economics. He is also involved with SVFO, a charitable foundation which provides resources to improve the lives of children and young people living in poverty.

Investor Relations Portal for NEXTROCK Investment Group and its groups SVCV Global, BCKD Capital, IBGX Global, OBIT Global

NextRock Group to Launch NextRock & Co, NextLife Insurance and SVCV, Inc رسالة إلى المساهمين رسالة إلى المساهمين The Japanese Group Unveils Insurance, Asset Management and Cultural Holding Strategy Japanese financial group NextRock Group, formerly known as NextRock Investment Group, is launching the life insurance platform “NextLife,” the asset management platform “NextRock & Co.,” and its cultural holding firm, “SVCV.” NextRock is advancing its structured financing strategy, which it describes as combining “private equity economics with public credit liquidity” as it prepares to launch a next-generation asset holding platform anchored in regulated financial services. The group has developed a strategy to launch a Bermuda-based life insurer, a multi-strategy credit platform and a cultural holding company focused on consumer, entertainment, luxury and fashion assets. Inspired by the reinsurance model popularized by firms such as KKR, Brookfield Asset Management and Apollo Global Management, the firm plans to acquire life insurance businesses and partner with insurers around the world in exchange for management rights over portions of insurers' investment portfolios, with the aim of generating higher risk-adjusted returns. NextRock plans to finance acquisitions through a combination of credit facilities and strategic co-investment partnerships. The group plans to operate an integrated platform in which each business maintains separate capitalization and governance while retaining limited flexibility to invest in affiliated platforms under board-approved investment policies. NextRock aims to build a permanent-capital investment platform centered on private credit, life insurance and intellectual property. Over the coming years, the company plans to establish multiple special-purpose vehicles to pursue acquisitions of music catalogs, insurance businesses and credit platforms. If completed, the acquisitions would give SVCV exposure to luxury, jewelry, eyewear, beauty, music, talent management, film, streaming media, marketing, events and e-commerce under a Japan-centered cultural strategy. The company describes its strategy as a diversified permanent-capital model with an emphasis on insurance, credit and intellectual property, though its success will depend on completing acquisitions, securing regulatory approvals across multiple jurisdictions and attracting investor demand for a hybrid investment platform. The group plans to launch the platforms in early 2027. According to the company, the businesses are expected to be backed by institutional sponsors and led by former sovereign wealth fund chief investment officers. The founding team and initial acquisitions are expected to be announced in the coming months. The group plans to pursue public listings in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Bermuda and New York over the coming years. The strategy is divided into four phases, each with a specific institutional partner, capital target, and strategic objective, culminating in a public-market listing strategy. NextRock Group has outlined a multi-billion-dollar expansion strategy structured in four phases. It leverages institutional partnerships for execution, aiming to build a diversified holding company across finance, insurance, and culture. The launch comes as investor interest in Japanese assets has increased in recent years, though execution remains the principal challenge. The strategy depends on securing institutional partners, completing acquisitions, obtaining regulatory approvals across multiple jurisdictions and managing bridge financing costs.

SVCV is Building a Global Powerhouse for the Bad Boys of Fashion and the Cool Kids of Pop رسالة إلى المساهمين رسالة إلى المساهمين The Japanese Group Betting on Fashion's Creative Outsiders The recently announced Japanese group SVCV, Inc. is preparing to launch in early 2027 as a cultural conglomerate backed by institutional investors and partners. SVCV is currently in discussions with multiple brands across luxury, fashion and entertainment regarding potential acquisition and partnership agreements with founders and operators. Targeting the new generation, specifically Generation Z and Alpha, the group aims to create a 'dark luxury' portfolio of brands that have largely remained outside the traditional European luxury establishment, using a partnership model that prioritizes founder creative autonomy while seeking to modernize both emerging labels and heritage fashion houses. The main risk is not capital but founder willingness. What differentiates SVCV from traditional private equity firms and conglomerates is its approach to founders and its acquisition model, which is designed to function more like a partnership rather than a conventional takeover that removes original ownership and creative influence. By partnering with founders who value independence and creative control, SVCV aims to provide an institutional framework through which brands can expand while founders retain meaningful ownership and creative authority—a structure that remains relatively uncommon in private equity. Rather than following the traditional conglomerate model of centralized control, SVCV aims to create a founder-led cultural group where independent maisons, studios, labels and platforms retain creative autonomy while accessing the scale, infrastructure and strategic resources of a global ecosystem. The group is also planning to launch its own fashion house, built around the same avant-garde aesthetic that defines the broader SVCV platform. Negotiations with several creative directors to lead the house launch are currently underway, including discussions with some of the industry's most recognized names. The aesthetic direction follows the same “dark luxury” or "maximalist rock" with a youth-driven edge, drawing references from houses such as Balmain, Saint Laurent, Alexander Wang and Balenciaga. The group’s goal is to avoid what executives see as stagnation in legacy collections and instead push a more provocative, internet-native visual identity. The group's broader thesis is that the next era of luxury will be built less around individual heritage houses and more around interconnected ecosystems where fashion, content and commerce are tightly integrated. SVCV believes that Generation Z and Generation Alpha—audiences with rapidly shifting tastes and a deep affinity for internet culture—remain underserved by traditional luxury brands and may be receptive to a different model of cultural ownership. The ambition is considerable; however, executing such a strategy requires significant operational and financial scale. Multiple attempts—including Lanvin Group, the Chinese-backed publicly listed conglomerate, and streetwear-focused New Guards Group—illustrate the challenges of building a diversified luxury company capable of competing with Europe's established houses. Capri Holdings' recent challenges and Kering's reliance on Gucci's performance further demonstrate that sustained success requires far more than fashion trends alone. The financial blueprint may prove easier to execute than the cultural one. Convincing founders behind culturally influential companies such as A24, Yohji Yamamoto or Gentle Monster to join a broader platform may ultimately become the company's defining test. If successful, SVCV could become one of the first major attempts to build a luxury and cultural conglomerate designed around Generation Z rather than inherited European luxury traditions.

Meet SVCV: Japan’s Bet on the Next Cultural Export رسالة إلى المساهمين رسالة إلى المساهمين The newly announced group aims to build a global platform across intellectual property, fashion and entertainment SVCV is betting that Japan can convert its existing cultural influence into a larger global position in intellectual property, fashion and entertainment. As investor interest in Japan has strengthened in recent years, SVCV represents one example of a new generation of companies seeking to transform the country’s cultural influence into globally scalable businesses. For much of the postwar era, Japan’s global influence was defined by industrial scale—automobiles, electronics, and precision manufacturing. Cultural exports, from anime to streetwear, followed later, often succeeding without a unified corporate structure behind them. SVCV is attempting something different: to institutionalize culture itself. The company describes its role as “a platform that organizes capital, culture, and assets across borders.” In practical terms, that means building a holding structure capable of acquiring, scaling, and monetizing brands rooted in youth culture—fashion labels, media properties, and digital platforms—and treating them as long-duration assets. Gen Z is the first generation to come of age entirely within algorithm-driven ecosystems, where culture is distributed, monetized, and reshaped in real time. Their spending power is rising, but their loyalty to traditional institutions—whether legacy luxury houses or established media groups—is less certain. SVCV’s bet is that a gap remains in the market: no major global conglomerate has been designed primarily around this generation’s cultural behaviors and consumption patterns. By controlling not just brands but also distribution, talent, and intellectual property, the group aims to build what it sees as a full-stack cultural platform—one capable of capturing the lifecycle of consumer attention, from creation to monetization. Japan remains one of the world’s largest economies and a cultural powerhouse, but its corporate presence in global luxury and entertainment has lagged behind European groups and, more recently, South Korea’s highly systematized pop culture industry. SVCV is not a music label in the mold of K-pop agencies. But if it succeeds in scaling talent, media, and brands under a unified structure, it could become one of the first Japan-headquartered groups to compete at that level of global cultural influence. The question—implicit in investor discussions—is whether Asia, led by platforms like SVCV, can begin to challenge Europe’s long-standing dominance in luxury and fashion. SVCV’s positioning as a “founder-friendly, culture-first” alternative to traditional buyout firms may help differentiate it in competitive deal environments. Its emphasis on retaining founders and preserving brand identity could appeal to entrepreneurs wary of conventional private equity ownership. But narrative alone will not be sufficient. The broader thesis—that cultural capital can be systematized and converted into durable financial returns—has gained traction in recent years, as intellectual property and brand equity account for an increasing share of enterprise value. SVCV is pushing that idea further, attempting to build a capital allocation machine centered on culture, luxury, and innovation. It is a compelling proposition. It is also structurally complex. In that sense, SVCV sits at a familiar inflection point in Japanese corporate history—where ambition meets execution risk. If successful, it would represent a shift from exporting cultural products to exporting a system for producing and owning them. The possibility is clear, and the ambition is high. In Japanese, “kanōsei” means “possibility”—a word that captures the balance between optimism and execution. For SVCV, the opportunity is clear. The challenge will be proving that cultural influence can be transformed into a durable global business.

Investor Relations | NEXTROCK Investment Group | BCKD Capital | SVCV رسالة إلى المساهمين HISTORY NextRock Investment Group was founded in Tokyo, Japan, as a diversified multi-asset holding structured as a hybrid institutional platform combining: strategic sponsor equity, permanent preferred capital, convertible acquisition financing, insurance-linked structures, structured credit facilities, and thematic co-investment vehicles across credit, infrastructure, hedge strategies, and intellectual property assets. A next-generation Asia-focused permanent capital platform integrating insurance, alternative investments, strategic holdings , structured capital markets and cultural and consumer platforms providing investors with diversity and multiple paths such as public equity upside, broader AUM scaling, insurance float access, strategic acquisition platform, cross-border infrastructure, multi-product economics and generational institution-scale. PLATFORMS SNAPSHOT GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT SHAREHOLDERS WATERFALL HEDGE STRATEGY OWNERSHIP POLICY REVENUE STREAMS DEBT WATERFALL SHARES RISK PRESENTATION MEDIA CONTACT MEDIA For matters associated with media, please contact our communications relations team. Email: press@nextrockandco.com | press@svcvinc.com Call: (212) 785-2121 Visit: www.corporate.nextrockandco.com | www.corporate.svcvinc.com Alternative email address Email your enquiry to nextrockandco@proton.me INVESTOR CONTACT Investors For matters associated with investing, please contact our investor relations team. Email: ir@nextrockandco.com | ir@svcvinc.com Call: (212) 785-2121 Visit: www.corporate.nextrockandco.com | www.corporate.svcvinc.com Alternative email address Email your enquiry to nextrockandco@proton.me علاقات المستثمرين NOTICES DOCUMENTS CALENDAR FUNDS PRESENTATIONS INVESTOR DAY PUBLIC LISTING FORM PF OPENINGS INVESTOR FAQ FORM D INAUGURATIONS FRAUD PREVENTION FORM ADV EARNING CALLS ANNOUNCEMENTS FORM 13F QUARTERLY REPORTS MORE CONTACT COMMUNICATION For matters associated with the press, contact SVCV's communication team. Email: press@svcv.com Call: 647 221 8293 Visit: www.svcvglobal.com For any other matters, email SVCV directly at shareholders@svcv.com LEGAL Email your enquiry to SVCV at legal@svcv.com MORE ALERTS Join our mailing list Email* Subscribe I want to subscribe to your mailing list.

Legal | NEXTROCK Investment Group | BCKD Capital | SVCV رسالة إلى المساهمين علاقات المستثمرين NOTICES DOCUMENTS CALENDAR FUNDS PRESENTATIONS INVESTOR DAY PUBLIC LISTING FORM PF OPENINGS INVESTOR FAQ FORM D INAUGURATIONS FRAUD PREVENTION FORM ADV EARNING CALLS ANNOUNCEMENTS FORM 13F QUARTERLY REPORTS MORE CONTACT COMMUNICATION For matters associated with the press, contact SVCV's communication team. Email: press@svcv.com Call: 647 221 8293 Visit: www.svcvglobal.com For any other matters, email SVCV directly at shareholders@svcv.com LEGAL Email your enquiry to SVCV at legal@svcv.com MORE ALERTS Join our mailing list Email* Subscribe I want to subscribe to your mailing list.