KAP INDUSTRIAL HOLDINGS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa) (Registration number 1978/000181/06) LEI code: 3789001F51BC0045FD42 JSE alpha code: KAP (“KAP”) NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Further to the announcement released on SENS on 24 August 2022 notifying debt holders of the availability of KAP’s annual financial statements for the year ended 30 June 2022, debt holders are now advised that the audited annual financial statements of the following guarantors of KAP: • KAP Automotive Proprietary Limited (“KAP Automotive”); • Restonic Proprietary Limited (“Restonic”); • PG Bison Proprietary Limited (“PG Bison”); • Safripol Proprietary Limited (“Safripol”); • Unitrans Passenger Proprietary Limited (“Unitrans Passenger”); and • Unitrans Supply Chain Solutions Proprietary Limited (“Unitrans Supply Chain Solutions”), are available for inspection at KAP’s registered office at 3rd Floor, Building 2, The Views, Founders Hill Office Park, 18 Centenary Street, Modderfontein, Johannesburg, 1645. The audit reports relating to the annual financial statements of the aforementioned guarantors are unqualified. Restatements to KAP annual financial statements and guarantors’ annual financial statements 1. In the annual financial statements of KAP, KAP Automotive, Restonic, PG Bison, Safripol and Unitrans Passenger, the statement of cash flows has been restated to offset the bank overdrafts against cash and cash equivalents as it forms an integral part of the companies’ cash management. Bank overdrafts were previously reflected as cash flows from financing activities. 2. In the annual financial statements of KAP and KAP Automotive, the related-party loans receivable has been restated to reflect the gross cash inflows and outflows 3. In the annual financial statements of Restonic, PG Bison, Unitrans Passenger and Unitrans Supply Chain Solutions, the related-party loans receivable has been reclassified to investing activities in line with the current year treatment. The net movement in related-party loans receivable and payable were previously incorrectly reflected as financing cash flows. The impact of these errors is disclosed in the companies’ annual financial statements. The changes had no impact on profit or loss or the statement of financial position of the companies at 30 June 2021. 4. In the annual financial statements of Unitrans Passenger, there is a restatement of prior year numbers given that, during the year, it was discovered that, during this and prior years, corporate services to related parties were incorrectly treated as non- supplies for purposes of value-added tax (“VAT”) and that Unitrans Passenger had failed to apply the appropriate exempt supply apportionment ratio to VAT inputs claimed on certain general expenditure. The affected periods have been restated to provide for the VAT, penalties and interest estimated to become payable due to these errors. VAT of R8,621,866 was provided for 2022 (2021: R6,453,283, 2020 and prior R15,332,410), interest of R2,458,322 (2021: R1,673,486, 2020 and prior R3,113,122) and penalties of R3,017,653 (2021: R2,258,649, 2020 and prior R5,366,344). The impact of the above is summarised in Unitrans Passenger’s annual financial statements. Stellenbosch 31 October 2022 Debt Sponsor Nedbank Corporate and Investment Banking, a division of Nedbank Limited