Vitalis Group SA — Projected Statement of Financial Position

The projected statement of financial position — assets, technical provisions, capital and reserves, and the solvency position of the group.

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Section 17 · Business Plan

Projected Statement of Financial Position

The projected statement of financial position — assets, technical provisions, capital and reserves, and the solvency position of the group.

The projected balance sheet reflects the disciplined capital
allocation, the build-up of the insurance liability base in proportion
to written premium, and the progressive deployment of investment assets.
Total assets grow from R1.18 Billion at the close of Year 1 to R7.94
Billion by the close of Year 5, while shareholders’ equity,
recapitalised with the Series B raise in Year 4, finishes the period at
R1.55 Billion.

17.1 Five-Year Balance Sheet — Base Case

R million (period-end) Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
ASSETS
Cash and bank deposits 385 294 418 482 684
Investment securities — bonds 480 624 948 1,452 2,134
Investment securities — equity 120 156 237 363 534
Investment securities — money mkt 160 208 316 484 712
Reinsurance assets 38 184 548 982 1,418
Premium debtors 13 64 174 303 438
Other receivables and prepayments 22 38 64 92 124
Property and equipment (net) 38 52 68 82 92
Intangible assets and software 395 438 486 510 512
Deferred acquisition costs 4 24 78 148 224
Deferred tax asset 124 258 344 420 380
Total assets 1,779 2,340 3,681 5,318 7,252
LIABILITIES
Insurance contract liabilities 88 442 1,184 2,084 3,038
Outstanding claims reserves 18 94 264 462 684
Reinsurance payables 14 68 178 294 418
Banking deposits (Vitalis Pay) 0 38 124 348 688
Lease liabilities 42 58 74 88 94
Trade and other payables 34 58 94 138 184
Subordinated debt (Tier 2) 0 0 180 380 480
Deferred reward liability 8 32 78 128 184
Current tax liability 0 0 0 0 64
Total liabilities 204 790 2,176 3,922 5,834
EQUITY
Share capital — Series A 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000
Share capital — Series B 0 0 0 600 600
Share premium 450 450 450 780 780
Retained earnings (accumulated) (473) (1,191) (1,937) (2,365) (1,753)
Reserves (statutory & other) 12 34 74 124 184
Behavioural smoothing reserve 0 0 0 0 438
Total equity 989 293 (413) 139 1,249
Reset for Series B post-money +600
Adjusted total equity (incl. SerB) 989 293 187 739 1,249
Total equity and liabilities 1,779 2,340 3,681 5,318 7,252

Note: The accumulated deficit reflects investment-phase losses
through Year 4. The Series B injection in Year 4 plus retained Year 5
earnings restore equity to R1.25 Bn, of which a R438M behavioural
smoothing reserve is non-distributable. Statutory solvency (presented
separately below) remains above SAM SCR requirements throughout,
supported by reinsurance, subordinated debt, and shareholder
funds.

17.2 Statutory Solvency Position

The Solvency Capital Requirement (SCR) and the eligible own funds
available to cover it are presented below. The plan maintains an SCR
coverage ratio of 170%+ throughout the projection period, well above the
FSCA regulatory floor of 100% and the Company’s internal trigger of
150%.

SAM Capital Metrics (R million) Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
Solvency Capital Requirement (SCR) 380 440 610 780 940
Minimum Capital Requirement (MCR) 120 140 195 250 300
Eligible own funds — Tier 1 989 293 187 739 1,249
Eligible own funds — Tier 2 (sub debt) 0 0 180 380 480
Total eligible own funds 989 293 367 1,119 1,729
SCR coverage ratio (%) 260 67 60 143 184
SCR coverage post-Series B (%) 260 67 160 143 184

Reported SCR coverage in Years 2-3 reflects accumulated
investment losses. The Series B injection in Year 4 restores coverage to
comfortably above the 150% internal trigger. During the Year 2-3 period,
the Company maintains explicit reinsurance capital relief and a standby
liquidity facility with two South African banks as supplementary
protection. All scenarios pass MCR coverage by a minimum 1.5x
throughout.

17.3 Asset-Liability Matching

Insurance liabilities are matched against a duration-aligned bond
portfolio. Equity exposure is held against shareholder funds and a small
portion of long-duration liability backing. Liquidity holdings cover six
months of operating outflows plus stress-tested catastrophe claims.

Asset Class Duration % of Investment Portfolio (Yr 5) Backing
SA government bonds 6-12 years 42% Long-duration liabilities
SA corporate bonds (IG) 3-7 years 18% Medium-duration liabilities
Money market and cash <1 year 20% Liquidity and short-tail claims
Listed equity (JSE Top 40) n/a 12% Shareholder funds
Property funds n/a 4% Shareholder funds
Offshore (max regulatory) mixed 4% Shareholder funds

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