There is not a minimum size requirement to be met in order to be listed. Access to this market should be considered as a step prior to companies´ expected growth and future needs.

Yes, Private Equity Funds are authorized to invest in companies listed on Multilateral Trading Facilities and maintain their investments without time restrictions.

No, Euronext does not demand a company's shares to be traded a minimum number of days.

EURONEXT ACCESS EURONEXT ACCESS + EURONEXT GROWTH EURONEXT (A/B/C) PERMANENT REQUIREMENTS Annual financial statements Yes Annual audited report Semi-annual financing reporting Not required Non audited semi-annual report Audited semi-annual report Price sensitive information, list of insiders, market survey  Applicable (Directive Market Abuse) Declaration of transactions Applicable (Directive Market Abuse) Declarations of breaches of threshold (detention of capital et right to vote)  Non applicable Applicable Anti-money laundering  Applicable Website  Yes

The supervision of a listed and traded company is exercised by the competent authority of the country where the company was incorporated. In the case of Spanish incorporated firms, this supervision is carried out by the “Comisión Nacional del Mercado de Valores” (CNMV). The Market may stablish additional requirements. ArmanexT´s work as Listing Sponsor consists on the supervision, coordination and assistance to the company so all established requirements are met in good time and appropriate manner.

In Spain. Registered office and fiscal residency should not be confused with the market where the shares are listed.