Nimbus Direct Insurance — Conclusion

The closing investment case, summarising why Nimbus Direct Insurance represents a compelling direct, digital-first short-term insurance opportunity for South Africa and Botswana.

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Section 17 · Business Plan

Conclusion

The closing investment case, summarising why Nimbus Direct Insurance represents a compelling direct, digital-first short-term insurance opportunity for South Africa and Botswana.

Nimbus Direct Insurance Group is positioned to capture a meaningful
share of the structural shift underway in the Southern African
short-term insurance market. The combination of high market penetration
on a regional basis, deep distribution inefficiency at the consumer end,
demonstrated consumer appetite for digital-first insurance experiences,
and the established profitability of incumbent direct insurers creates
an attractive market entry opportunity for a well-capitalised,
technology-native challenger.

The Nimbus business model addresses each element of this opportunity
with deliberate, integrated design choices: (i) a pure
direct-to-consumer distribution model that structurally removes the
broker margin and accelerates time-to-quote; (ii) a proprietary,
data-driven rating engine that improves loss-ratio outcomes through
superior risk selection; (iii) the Nimbus Reserve mechanism that
converts a portion of the saved cost into a contractual policyholder
rebate, reframing the insurance contract from adversarial to mutual;
(iv) a mobile-first customer experience designed around the device and
behaviour patterns of the Southern African consumer; and (v) a
disciplined, well-resourced management team operating within a robust
governance and capital framework consistent with the Solvency Assessment
and Management regime.

The financial projections demonstrate that the business model is
economically attractive at scale. From a ZAR 250 million launch GWP in
Year 1, Nimbus reaches ZAR 4.5 billion GWP, 1.4 million customers, a 79
percent combined ratio, and ZAR 747 million net profit by Year 5. The
investment requires ZAR 850 million primary capital (across Seed and
Series A) with a planned ZAR 200 million Series B follow-on, generates a
39 percent base-case gross IRR over a five-year hold, and offers a 5.2x
multiple of invested capital. Sensitivity analysis confirms the
resilience of the financial model: even under pessimistic operating
assumptions, the business achieves profitability and a 12.5 percent
IRR.

The team, the market, the model, and the capital plan are aligned.
Nimbus invites prospective investors to engage in further dialogue,
including detailed financial model walk-through sessions, management
presentations, and reference calls with the existing executive team and
advisors. The first close of the Seed tranche is targeted for the first
quarter of FY2026.

Closing Statement

Nimbus Direct Insurance Group offers a compelling, differentiated,
and well-capitalised opportunity to build the next at-scale direct
insurance franchise in Southern Africa, with attractive risk-adjusted
returns and a clear path to liquidity. We look forward to your continued
engagement.

Confidential — this business plan is provided to prospective investors and lenders for evaluation purposes only and may not be reproduced or distributed without the written consent of Nimbus Direct Insurance Group (Pty) Ltd.