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Presenters ____________________ iCar Asia ASX release 22-Feb-2019 Bridgetown 2 Holdings Prospectus, as of March 2020 Joe Dische Chief Financial Officer Hari V Krishnan Chief Executive Officer, Managing Director 4 Daniel Wong Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer, Bridgetown 2 Holdings Matt Danzeisen Chairman, Bridgetown 2 Holdings Two decades of technology industry leadership across Asia Pacific and the US Former Vice President, Asia Pacific and Japan at LinkedIn – led one of the fastest growing regions for the business, having started as the first hire in Asia MBA from INSEAD 20 years of global financial experience across listed and private companies Former CFO at ASX-listed iCar Asia: largest automotive internet portal in South East Asia(1) Accountant ICAEW, Graduate Member of Australian Institute of Company Directors Leads venture investment and major M&A at Pacific Century Group Raised $6.7bn worth of financing for FWD(2) Former Senior Managing Director and member of the Executive Committee of PineBridge, an asset manager managing over $55bn across Asia(2) Heads Private Investments at Thiel Capital, with a primary focus on investing in private companies and funds in the US and Asia Raised and deployed over $550mm throughout South Korea and Southeast Asia(2) Former Vice President and Portfolio Manager at BlackRock

Overview of Bridgetown 2 Holdings Limited 5 ____________________ ASEAN Key Figures, 2020 Singapore Business Review, ASEAN to become world's fourth largest economy for 2030: Singapore PM Lee, August 2018 Google, Temasek and Bain & Company e-Conomy SEA 2020 Report Targeting companies with operations or prospective operations in the "new economy sectors" within technology, financial services and media in Southeast Asia and South Asia BT2 to confirm if okay to use logos To Capture Growing Opportunities SEA as one of the fastest growing regions globally (1), predicted to be 4th largest economy by 2030 (2) We believe the move to e-commerce in SEA could parallel China's similar migration 10 years ago SEA Internet users to reach ~ 400 million in 2020, 70% of total population (3) SEA digital economy expected to reach US$300bn by 2025 (3) Poised to make an impact and create value in the technological space of Southeast Asia Backed by Prominent Sponsors Execution know-how, operational value-add and exclusive access to proprietary network Key Investments: Key Investments:

Investment Thesis Vibrant, increasingly affluent property seekers to drive property sector growth for foreseeable future. Optimal time to invest into business with markets poised for recovery. 6 https://www.asiapropertyawards.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Singapore.jpg https://sg2-cdn.pgimgs.com/developer-listing/4392329/OUPHO.129414271.V800/UP-TO-$670-000-ADDITIONAL-DISCOUNTS!-RIVIERE-by-Frasers-Property-Singapore-Alexandra-Commonwealth-Singapore.jpg https://www.propertygurugroup.com/wp-content/themes/PropertyGuru/assets/images/lens_new.png After Well Positioned to Monetise Post-COVID Period. Group has driven digitization and market share growth 1 Before Recent Track Record of Growth & Profitability(1). Revenue growth CAGR of ~25% for four years entering COVID period(2) During Transformative Investment During COVID. Capturing COVID-driven unique opportunities including strategic M&A Experienced Management Proven Business Model Market Leadership(3) Large TAM(4) ____________________ Adjusted EBITDA positive in CY19A and CY20A; Adjusted EBITDA excludes SBP, costs of REA acquisition & integration, one-off & ongoing costs of listing, as well as impact from Listing proceeds investments. Refer to slide 44 for CY19A & CY20A reconciliation to net loss In terms of revenue based on statutory accounts; growth CAGR for periods CY15A to CY19A Please refer to slide 26 for details on market share and ranking Please refer to slide 15 for further details on TAM assumptions Joe to check on 25% figure Joe to confirm certain points

7 Our Vision To be the trusted advisor to every person seeking property

____________________ Note: Financials based on assumed completion of acquisition of REA Group’s Malaysia and Thailand assets (refer to slide 10 for further details); USDSGD FX rate of 1:1.327 Revenue forecasts excludes impact from Listing proceeds investments; Please refer to slide 44 for further details on historical and forecast financials Adjusted EBITDA excludes SBP, costs of REA acquisition & integration, one-off & ongoing costs of listing, as well as impact from Listing proceeds investments. Refer to slide 44 for CY19A & CY20A reconciliation to net loss Please refer to slide 15 for further details on TAM assumptions; Core TAM refers to “Agent & Developer Marketing”, Adjacent TAM refers to “FinTech”, “Data Services”, “Developer OS”, and “Home Services” Please refer to slide 26 for details on market share and ranking Organic traffic (which is traffic to a website that is not a visit generated by a paid advertisement and all mobile application traffic) as a proportion of total visits as sourced from Google Analytics, last 6 month average as at 31 December 2020 for all priority markets, excludes impact of REA Assets to be acquired (refer to slide 10 for further details) Data from PropertyGuru; Calculated as the number of listings created during the month for Vietnam and total listings at the end of the previous month for other markets, excludes RumahDijual and Dothi, as well as impact of REA Assets to be acquired (refer to slide 10 for further details); Data represents last 3 months average as at 31 December 2020 Data sourced from Google Analytics (number of website visits), excludes impact of REA Assets to be acquired (refer to slide 10 for further details); Data represents last 3 months average as at 31 December 2020 Data from PropertyGuru; An agent with a valid subscription (valid for 12 months following payment) for Singapore, Malaysia and Other Asia, whereas active agents in Vietnam are classified as agents who credit money into their accounts; Data represents last 3 months average as at 31 December 2020. Excludes impact of REA Assets to be acquired (refer to slide 10 for further details) 1 >2.8 million monthly real estate listings (6) 29% pro forma CY20A–25F revenue CAGR(1) >49,000 active agents(8) US$8.1 billion in core and adjacent TAM (3) >37 million monthly property seekers (7) Declining net loss in CY20A & Adjusted EBITDA(2) positive in CY19A and CY20A US$75.7 million CY21F revenues(1) #1 Player in 4 priority markets(4) 74% organic traffic (5) 8 PropertyGuru at a Glance PG to provide backup excel for monthly RE listing, property seekers, and active agents

9 Our Journey 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 PropertyGuru launches in Singapore Acquires RumahDijual In Indonesia Expands into Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand Acquires SaaS platform ePropertyTrack (now FastKey) Acquires Asia Property Awards Expands into Vietnam with strategic investment in Batdongsan.com.vn PropertyGuru celebrates 10 year anniversary Expands in Vietnam, wholly acquiring Batdongsan.com.vn Closes funding from angel investors Strategic investment by Deutsche Telekom and Immobilienscout24 Closes funding from TPG, Emtek, and Square Peg Capital Hari V. Krishnan appointed as CEO Closes funding from KKR Launch of PropertyGuru Lens and Home-Loan Pre-Approval 1 1 1 1 Launches home mortgage marketplace, PropertyGuru Finance 1 Closes Series F funding Acquires MyProperty Data in Malaysia Acquisition of IPP Assets from REA(1) PG to provide press release for launch of PG Lens and Home-Loan Pre-Approval (yellow circle) ____________________ Refer to slide 10 for further details

10 Acquisition of REA Group’s Malaysian and Thai Assets(1) Malaysia is the 3rd large growth market for PropertyGuru Revenue(3) & Adjusted EBITDA(3) accretive deal REA Group as new strategic shareholder with an expected 18% stake on closing Further strengthening of our position as the leading(2) Proptech group in Southeast Asia ____________________ The transaction is expected to close sometime end July 2021 – mid August 2021, subject to customary closing conditions including REA’s divestment of its 27% interest in 99 Group, operator of 99.co, iProperty.com.sg and rumah123.com. PropertyGuru understands from REA that it is on track to close Please refer to slide 26 for further details Revenue excludes impact from Listing proceeds investments; Adjusted EBITDA excludes SBP, costs of REA acquisition & integration, one-off & ongoing costs of listing, as well as impact from Listing proceeds investments. Refer to slide 44 for CY19A & CY20A reconciliation to net loss Based on Relative Engagement Market Share, which is defined as time spent on the PropertyGuru website multiplied by the number of visits relative to the time spent on comparable websites multiplied by the numbers of visits. This is calculated using data from SimilarWeb accessed 2 March 2021, last 3 month average as at 31 December 2020. The average time on site is calculated as the time elapsed between the first and last page view per visit (visits are closed after 30 minutes of inactivity); Closest peer as identified by data from SimilarWeb. From October 2020, Malaysia business started using a beta SimilarWeb algorithm that more accurately reflects mobile traffic 63% Market share in Malaysia(4) 33% Market Share in Malaysia(4) 5% Market Share in Thailand(4) LW/PG to confirm if sources are reliable

12 ____________________ Source: Frost & Sullivan Difference between total SEA urban population expected in 2023 and 2013 Average for 5 countries from 2015 to 2025 Difference between total SEA internet users expected in 2023 and 2013 Urban Population (millions) 1. URBANISATION: Halfway through a decade of urbanization, over 50 million urbanites needing housing(1) 2. MIDDLE CLASS EXPANSION: Increasing purchasing power, +61% expected growth(2) over a decade GDP per Capita (US$’000) Digital marketplaces have proven to be the most efficient means to create economic activity within the property sector 3. DIGITALISATION: More than 200 million people moving online(3) Internet Penetration (% Population) PropertyGuru Today: A Proven Model with 3 Macro Tailwinds 2013 2023 2015 2025 2015 2025 Mallika / HM to confirm TAM

Offline-to-Online Migration Provides Runway for Growth Southeast Asian markets are ~10 years behind certain developed markets and are forecast to experience significant growth ____________________ Source: Frost & Sullivan (1)As a % of total real estate advertising expenditure Online Penetration of Real Estate Advertising Expenditure (1) in Our Priority Markets vs. Certain Developed Markets 2020 2015 2010 13 2025E 2020 2015 Mallika / HM to confirm TAM

14 Profitable model with efficient customer acquisition and retention Strong network effects PropertyGuru marketplaces efficiently match supply and demand (listings and seekers) Listings Leads PropertyGuru Tomorrow: Go Broad to Go Deep Suite of B2B platforms tech-enable property sector players; digital transformation of workflows needed Agents Developer OS Sales process automation and bookings Actionable insights for research & construction Property management Operating system (OS) software manages all the systems and resources that a user needs to be effective Developers Agent OS Access to financing, valuations Actionable insights Value-added services (photography, staging, etc. ) Marketplace Property Seekers / Sellers Banks / Valuers Banks / Valuers Valuers’ workflow automation Automated valuation models Risk management solutions Property Seekers / Sellers Access to financing Market insights – price, timing Post-transaction home services Lifetime value financial services Investment & portfolio management

____________________ Source: Frost & Sullivan Note: USDSGD FX rate of 1.327; Adjacent TAMs (ex-Agent & Developer Marketing) as per Frost & Sullivan Go-to-Market Strategy Expanded Long-term TAM of ~S$10.7bn or ~US$8.1bn from incremental market share in core segments and growth into adjacencies 15 Our Business Today Mallika / HM to confirm TAM ____________________ Source: Frost & Sullivan Note: USDSGD FX rate of 1.327; Adjacent TAMs (ex-Agent & Developer Marketing) as per Frost & Sullivan Agent and developer marketing core TAM calculated as sum of agent commissions and developer marketing TAMs across the 5 Southeast Asia markets. Agent commissions TAM refers to a 15% wallet share from total agent commissions (earned as a % of total transaction value including sale and rental transactions). Developer marketing TAM calculated as 3% marketing margin earned from total primary sale values of developers across the 5 Southeast Asia markets Mortgage leads, property and rental insurance Valuation & data consultancy services for valuers, banks, developers and governments Contractor services and moving services Enabling core IT systems automation for developers in sales, marketing, and property management Core listings marketplace and developer marketing solutions(1) z z z Agent & Developer Marketing ~US$2.3bn FinTech ~US$1.7bn Data Services ~US$0.5bn Home Services ~US$2.7bn Developer OS ~US$0.9bn

____________________ These Agents pay annual upfront fees that generally may not be refunded after the initial 30 day trial period has elapsed so are considered recurring Depth Products are optional features and add-ons that Agents can purchase, from within or on top of their subscription packages, to enhance visibility and performance. Examples include Boost and Repost, refer to slide 54 for further details Agent / Agencies Developers Financial Institutions Value Proposition Online Property Classifieds Marketplaces Digital Sales and Marketing Mortgage Marketplace Agents advertise properties and marketplaces match buyers / tenants with sellers / landlords Developers market new projects and automate their sales process Buyers are matched to suitable mortgages, advertised by banks and brokered by PropertyGuru Select Customers PropertyGuru has referral arrangements with a number of major banks in Singapore Revenue Model Recurring revenue model in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia (1) Annual subscriptions and tiered packages Pay per listing (in Vietnam only) Depth Products in all markets except Vietnam (2) Digital advertising: banners and content marketing for new project launches Awards and Events: ticket sales, marketing packages, sponsorship, booths SaaS sales process automation solution: software license per project Commissions on mortgage fulfilment Digital advertising products: sponsorship / banners 17 Integrated Revenue Model with Recurring Subscription Benefits Marketplaces FinTech PG to confirm if consent required from select customers Mallika / HM Edited post-recording

18 ____________________ Note: Our subscription packages are similar across all of our markets with the exception of Vietnam which operates under a “pay as you go” model Basic functionality refers to non real time project data and basic listing performance insights Limited functionality refers to non real time project, unit, and market data, as well as advanced listing performance insights Full functionality refers to real time data and full listing performance insights Standard Most basic 10 Concurrent Listings 550 Ad Credits 12 months Data - basic functionality(1) Basic Premium Features Advance Best for starters 25 Concurrent Listings 3,000 Ad Credits 12 months Data - limited functionality(2) Additional Premium Features Premier Best for full-time Agents 60 Concurrent Listings 9,000 Ad Credits 12 months Data - full functionality(3) Additional Premium Features Business Suits highly active Agents 100 Concurrent Listings 35,000 Ad Credits 12 months Data - full functionality(3) Additional Premium Features Agent Subscription Packages Ability to purchase additional credits to be used for Depth Products PG to provide screenshot or sales brochure of the different agent subscription packages. To also include more information on the different levels of data functionality and premium features (basic/limited/increased/full)

Priority Markets Selected Markets Only Other Markets Offered China Hong Kong Macau Cambodia Myanmar India Australia Sri Lanka Mongolia Philippines Japan 19 Developer Products A broad suite of developer oriented offerings Digital advertising and software Others Digital Advertising FastKey Brand advertising and lead generation campaigns SaaS based sales automation solution enables end-to-end project management from launch to sales conversion Marketing as a Service (MaaS), database marketing etc Awards and Events Awards Events Property awards ceremonies honour top developers for their achievements in various categories. Digital promotion of category winners Virtual and physical events such as showcases and exhibitions PG to provide evidence that developer products are in these 5 priority markets PG to provide brochure/invoice for Awards’ “Other Markets”

20 Deliver smart home financing experiences that empower users Digitally integrate the home financing ecosystem Leverage customer data to build life-time value services Our Approach Our Growth Strategy Make home loans accessible to all property buyers Leverage our property agents Expand into adjacent products Innovation by moving up the value chain FinTech Enabling Frictionless Home Financing Key Priority Market Insights Addressable Market 50k annual finance-able transactions (>US$30bn p.a.) for Singapore(1) US$49m of annual commissions, mainly to bank-employed brokers for Singapore(1) Consumers Dissatisfied due to low trust in banks and unfamiliarity of agents with mortgage products(2) Mortgage consumers generally have high life-time-value (refinancing, insurance, and others)(3) Regulatory Supportive of FinTech players to enter and compete with banks ____________________ Note: USDSGD FX rate of 1:1.327 Data sourced from Frost & Sullivan Data sourced from PropertyGuru’s surveys Data sourced from Deloitte’s 2018 report on “The Value of Mortgage Broking”, where c. 70% of leads come from existing mortgage customers; Survey was conducted in Australia, which has a more established and mature real estate mortgage broking market Mallika / HM PG to provide source for 3rd bullet of “Addressable Market” and bullets under “Consumers” Home Loans for PropertyGuru marketplace consumers Agent-referrals to expand the base Lifetime value services – Refinance & Insurance Business model innovation e.g. White-label Revenues & Margin Customer Base Edited post-recording

21 Demand & supply Pricing Past Transactions Location POIs Commute PropertyGuru Clickstream Demographic Agents Property Seeker Developers Banks Valuers Seller / landlords Single source of truth: Proprietary consumer demand data Reference price data in countries without official records Data science and technology capabilities Ease of data access through more intuitive interfaces Our Approach Valuation management system for valuers and banks Automated valuation solutions for banks and property owners Property market intelligence for agents, developers, buyers, city planners Our Growth Strategy Data Business: Building Trust through Transparency Property Information

22 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Technology Innovation Enhances Market Leadership Three pillars of focus: Artificial Intelligence, Immersive Content and Enterprise Software Proprietary AI Recommendations: Personalisation(1) Proprietary Quality Photos Guide: Image Moderation Park Levine 2 Faber Lane Park Levine 2 Faber Lane Park Levine 2 Faber Lane Park Levine 2 Faber Lane ____________________ Illustrative addresses and pictures for reference only

23 Immersive Content Technology Innovation Enhances Market Leadership Three pillars of focus: Artificial Intelligence, Immersive Content and Enterprise Software Point, Tap & Discover Homes On-The-Go! Market-defining immersive content products PropertyGuru Green Score PropertyGuru Lens: Visual search using smartphone camera Storyteller: Explore properties/ neighbourhoods virtually Drone video: Neighbourhood research Proprietary IP to drive sustainability choice ___________________ Note: Kindly refer to video “PG product video – final” in VDR for more information

24 Enterprise Software Technology Innovation Enhances Market Leadership Three pillars of focus: Artificial Intelligence, Immersive Content and Enterprise Software SaaS Based Sales Process Automation Solution End-to-end solution which centralises key project processes Sales collateral delivery Sales channel performance tracking Digitisation of document generation Real-time bookings management Agent outreach and media content creation PG to provide sales brochure or product feature guide ___________________ Note: Kindly refer to video “Property_Guru_FastKey_Finalv3” in VDR for more information

25 ___________________ Note: USDSGD FX rate of 1:1.327 Sourced from Frost & Sullivan; Includes only Agent & Developer TAM; Please refer to slide 15 for further details on TAM assumptions Does not include revenue contributions from FinTech and Data, as such disclosed percentages will not sum up to 100%; 25F includes impact of REA Assets to be acquired (refer to slide 10 for further details) but excludes impact from Listing proceeds investments Year Entered Agent & Developer TAM (US$bn)(1) Revenue Contribution(2) Singapore Vietnam Malaysia Thailand Indonesia 2007 2016 2011 2011 2011 CY20A CY25F 56.8% 32.0% 22.3% 22.4% 9.6% 21.0% 7.5% 10.6% 2.6% 1.4% Agent & Developer Business Scale across five Southeast Asian regions Mallika / HM to confirm TAM

Singapore Vietnam Malaysia(1) Thailand(1) Indonesia 3.4x closest peer (2) Market Position (2) Relative Engagement Market Share (3) Organic Traffic (PropertyGuru Only) (4) #1 26 ____________________ Refer to slide 10 in relation to the acquisition of REA Assets which would add to PropertyGuru’s current Malaysia and Thailand businesses Based on Relative Engagement Market Share, which is defined as time spent on the PropertyGuru website multiplied by the number of visits relative to the time spent on comparable websites multiplied by the numbers of visits. This is calculated using data from SimilarWeb accessed 2 March 2021, last 3 month average as at 31 December 2020. The average time on site is calculated as the time elapsed between the first and last page view per visit (visits are closed after 30 minutes of inactivity); Closest peer as identified by data from SimilarWeb. From October 2020, Malaysia business started using a beta SimilarWeb algorithm that more accurately reflects mobile traffic Singapore is aggregate of propertyguru.com.sg (72%) and commercialguru.com.sg (3%). Vietnam is aggregate of Batdongsan.com.vn (63%) and Dothi.net (2%). Malaysia is aggregate of propertyguru.com.my (63%) and iproperty.com.my (33%). Thailand is aggregate of ddproperty.com (53%), thinkofliving.com (3%) and prakard.com (2%). Indonesia is aggregate of rumah.com (21%) and rumahdijual.com (11%); This is calculated using data from SimilarWeb accessed 2 March 2021, last 3 month average as at 31 December 2020. Organic traffic (which is traffic to a website that is not a visit generated by a paid advertisement and all mobile application traffic) as a proportion of total visits as sourced from Google Analytics, last 3 month average as at 31 December 2020, excludes impact of REA Assets to be acquired (refer to slide 10 for further details) #1 #1 #1 #2 2.3x closest peer (2) 24x closest peer (2) 2.2x closest peer (2) 0.6x closest peer (2) #1 Market Positions Strong network effects create significant competitive advantage and drive increased profitability Expected to approach SG/VN levels in the mid-term, post acquisition of REA Assets Mallika / HM

27 PropertyGuru Consumers Green Travel Policies Rewarding Green Developers Carbon Footprint Audit Lower Carbon Footprint policy launched in Q1 2020 Assessment of Carbon Footprint Remedial actions to start in 2021 Awareness & Education 100+ Articles “How to” pieces, green projects and home loans Thought-leadership Consumer sentiment survey Elevated recognition for sustainability category in Asia Property Awards Increase in entries to Green categories How-to Green Offices SG, MY, ID, TH & VN 50+ Some initiatives include: GreenGuru Advocates in 5 offices came together to implement initiatives to transform into Green Offices E-Waste disposal & recycling bins Discourage single-use plastics in the office Personal lunch boxes, cutlery and re-usable bags issued to employees Green station to borrow re-usable bags, coffee and lunch containers Our Green Progress Report Driving change in the sector using our market leadership, brand and reach PG to provide sales brochure or screenshot Context of “+50%”; Over what time period?

29 ____________________ Note: USDSGD FX rate of 1:1.327 Refers to Indonesia’s revenue Dai Viet Technology and Investment Joint Stock Company Wholly acquired Refers to Vietnam’s revenue Actual CY20A revenue contribution from MPD post-acquisition Actual full year CY20A revenue of the REA assets The transaction is expected to close sometime end July 2021 – mid August 202 (refer to slide 10 for further details) Increase the range of our offerings and fast-track expansion into new markets Strategic M&A: A Core Component of Strategy Proven track record of strategic acquisitions supplementing organic builds – to drive penetration and growth Acquisition of REA Group’s Malaysia and Thailand property portal business(7) To gain access to data analytics platform in Malaysia To gain access to Vietnam(2) Jul-15 Dec-15 Jan-16 Oct-16; Oct-18(3) Nov-20 Announced on May-21, expected to close sometime end July 2021 – mid August 2021 CY20A Revenue Contribution: US$13.8m(4) To strengthen Developer relationships and marketing solution CY20A Revenue Contribution: US$3.7m To solidify leadership in Indonesia CY20A Revenue Contribution: US$1.6m(1) To build sales process automation capability CY20A Revenue Contribution: US$0.75m CY20A Revenue Pro Forma: US$12.2m(6) CY20A Revenue Contribution: US$0.45m(5)

30 US$62m Our Core Strategic Focus Aided by Expanded TAMs = A Long Runway for Growth 1 2 FinTech Data Services Developer OS Home Services ____________________ Note: USDSGD FX rate of 1:1.327 ARPA is defined as agent revenue divided by number of agent customers Depth Products are optional features and add-ons that Agents can purchase, from within or on top of their subscription packages, to enhance visibility and performance. Examples include Boost and Repost, refer to slide 54 for further details Agents ARPA(1) growth through Depth Products(2) Increasing acquisition in growth markets 1 Developers Performance-focused value proposition Continued innovation of FastKey Offline-to-online migration Vietnam, Thailand 2 Expanded play into adjacent TAMs Near-term: FinTech: Mortgage, property insurance Data Services: Valuation / data consultancy services Mid-term: Developer OS services Home services 3 3 Illustrative Chart; Not Up to Scale to Represent Any Forecasted Revenues

32 Group Financials Overview Group Adjusted EBITDA(2)(3) Group Adjusted EBITDA(2) Margin (%) (16%) 14% 5% 8% 18% COVID Recovery 33% 26% Group Revenue(1) ____________________ Note: USDSGD FX rate of 1:1.327 Revenue excludes impact from Listing proceeds investments Adjusted EBITDA excludes SBP, costs of REA acquisition & integration, one-off & ongoing costs of listing, as well as impact from Listing proceeds investments. Refer to slide 44 for CY19A & CY20A reconciliation to net loss Please refer to slide 44 for reconciliation from net income for CY19A and CY20A

33 Pro Forma Revenue(1) Bridge CY21: COVID recovery year with 22% YoY revenue growth; YTD May 2021 revenue at +19% growth over YTD May 2020 CY22 and CY23: organic revenue growth of c.30% each year Malaysia to contribute to 15.8% of CY23F revenue and 16.4% of CY25F revenue due to incremental contribution from REA Assets Total YoY growth of 44% and 30% in CY22 and CY23 respectively Additional upside potential with Listing proceeds investments(3) +30% YoY +25% YoY +25% YoY +22% YoY +44% YoY ____________________ Note: USDSGD FX rate of 1:1.327 Includes revenue contribution from REA Assets to be acquired, which would add to PropertyGuru’s current Malaysia and Thailand businesses (refer to slide 10 for further details), excludes impact from Listing proceeds investments Refers to revenue from Thailand and Indonesia Illustrative impact from investment based on 7.0-9.0x of revenue; additional growth rate assumed post-investment; Refer to slide 47 for further details 15% 29% 105% ‘20A – ‘25F CAGR 29% 51% 34% SG VN MY Other Asia Data & FinTech Total PG to provide for square brackets in 1st bullet of grey strap box Joe Data and FinTech Revenue Other Asia(2) Singapore Vietnam Malaysia Marketplaces

34 Average Revenue per Agent(1) Singapore Marketplace: Recurring Revenue with Growing Yield Renewal Rate vs. Pre-COVID Plan Since 2016, strong ARPA growth has been driven by two price increases in 2017 and 2019 Lower discretionary spend in 2020 due to COVID-19 (US$ p.a.) (%) While renewal rate under-performed budget during COVID-19 lockdown, since lifting of lockdown restrictions, renewal rate is significantly outperforming by 600–700bps COVID miss Singapore agent business has maintained strong growth momentum, driven by network effect Despite COVID-19, renewal rate has recovered and outperformed management forecast ____________________ Note: USDSGD FX rate of 1:1.327 ARPA is defined as agent revenue divided by number of agent customers PG to provide source for LHS (ARPA) and RHS For Illustrative Purposes Only

35 Group Adjusted EBITDA Before HQ Costs(1) 31% CAGR 9% CAGR 20% CAGR 18% CAGR 38% CAGR 40% CAGR Total Adjusted EBITDA Before Headquarter (“HQ”) Costs excludes HQ costs, SBP, costs of REA acquisition & integration, one-off (c.US$38.0m(4)) & ongoing costs of listing (c.US$6.3m(4)), as well as impact from Listing proceeds investments. Refer to slide 44 for CY19A & CY20A reconciliation to net loss Growth in CY23F expected to be driven by operating leverage in Singapore & Vietnam Malaysia expected to be profitable(1) on back of market leadership Post COVID-recovery, Group profitability(1) trend to be extended ____________________ Note: USDSGD FX rate of 1:1.327 Adjusted EBITDA Before HQ Costs excludes HQ costs, SBP, costs of REA acquisition & integration, one-off & ongoing costs of listing, as well as impact from Listing proceeds investments. Refer to slide 44 for CY19A & CY20A reconciliation to net loss Please refer to slide 44 for reconciliation from net income Includes Adjusted EBITDA from Thailand and Indonesia Estimated (3) (17.4) 9.4(2) (29.8) 25.9 (36.1) 73.1 HQ Costs Adjusted EBITDA Included post-recording

Transaction Overview 37 Illustrative Pro Forma Valuation Illustrative Sources and Uses Total Equity Value(1) $1,783 Existing Net Cash on Balance Sheet(2) ($40) Cash to Balance Sheet from Transaction ($393) Total Enterprise Value $1,350 Implied CY22F EV/Revenue(3) 12.4x (US$m) Sources New Bridgetown 2 Class A Shares $1,352 Bridgetown 2 Cash-in-Trust $299 PIPE Investor Cash $100 REA Option Exercise $32 Total Sources $1,783 Uses PropertyGuru Purchase Equity(1) $1,277 Bridgetown 2 Sponsor Class A Shares $75 Cash to Balance Sheet from Transaction $393 Estimated Fees & Expenses $38 Total Uses $1,783 ____________________ Note: USDSGD FX rate of 1:1.327 Assumes undiluted share count of 127.7 million rollover equity shares, 29.9 million Bridgetown 2 public shares, 7.5 million sponsor promote shares, 10.0 million PIPE shares and 3.2 million REA options shares. Undiluted share count does not include 112,000 warrants held by KKR (4.0 million pro forma shares) and 176,964 restricted stock units and share options (6.4 million pro forma shares). Assumes no SPAC shareholders elect to have their SPAC shares redeemed for cash as permitted Cash on balance sheet as at 31 March 2021; includes pre-Listing adjustments CY22F revenue of US$109.3m; Includes revenue contribution from REA Assets to be acquired (refer to slide 10 for further details), excludes impact from Listing proceeds investments (US$m) Pro forma equity value at Listing of US$1,783m 100% rollover by existing PropertyGuru shareholders REA has committed to $20m of the $100m PIPE and exercised a call option over an additional US$32m of primary shares that will be settled with the PIPE US$433m of pro forma cash held on balance sheet to pursue growth Assumes no SPAC shareholders elect to have their SPAC shares redeemed for cash as permitted Key Transaction Terms

Indicative Pro Forma Ownership 100% rollover by PropertyGuru shareholders and supported by high quality investors in TPG, KKR and REA 38 Post-Deal (2) ____________________ Includes the impact of the acquisition of REA assets (refer to slide 10 for further details) Assumes undiluted share count of 127.7 million rollover equity shares, 29.9 million Bridgetown 2 public shares, 7.5 million sponsor promote shares, 10.0 million PIPE shares and 3.2 million REA options shares. Undiluted share count does not include 112,000 warrants held by KKR (4.0 million pro forma shares) and 176,964 restricted stock units and share options (6.4 million pro forma shares). Assumes no SPAC shareholders elect to have their SPAC shares redeemed for cash as permitted Includes $20 million investment in the PIPE and $32m from exercise of a call option over 88,446 PropertyGuru shares (3.2 million shares on a pro forma basis) which will be settled with the PIPE Free float excludes shares held by TPG, KKR, REA, Employees, Ex-employees and Non-executive Directors Pre-Deal(1) Indicative Free Float: 26.0% (4) Existing PG Shareholders 71.6% (3)

39 Current Market Share(2)(3) Revenue CAGR CY19A-23F(1) EV / CY22F Revenue(1) Avg. Adj. EBITDA Margin CY19A-23F(1) ____________________ Note: Comparables for reference purposes only; All figures in CY As extracted from Factset on July 16, 2021; CY23F revenue estimates not available for REA and Domain, as such their revenue CAGRs and average adj. EBITDA margins includes CY19A-22F estimates only; EV calculated as diluted market cap plus debt (including leases, preferred equity, and minority interests, less cash & cash equivalents and investments in associates) Market share data in their own respective home markets based on public disclosures and press searches PropertyGuru’s market share based on blended market share across its 5 markets, apportioned based on their respective CY20A revenue. Market share based on Relative Engagement Market Share, which is defined as time spent on the PropertyGuru website multiplied by the number of visits relative to the time spent on comparable websites multiplied by the numbers of visits. This is calculated using data from SimilarWeb accessed 2 March 2021, last 3 month average as at 31 December 2020. The average time on site is calculated as the time elapsed between the first and last page view per visit (visits are closed after 30 minutes of inactivity) Revenue excludes impact from Listing proceeds investments Refers to Adjusted EBITDA, which excludes SBP, costs of REA acquisition & integration, one-off & ongoing costs of listing, as well as impact from Listing proceeds investments. Refer to slide 44 for CY19A & CY20A reconciliation to net loss Refer to slide 37 Valuation Benchmarking Closest comparables are real estate classifieds peers however with relatively mature business profile NA 56% 51% 45% 83% 57% 5.8% 36% 61% 73% EBITDA CAGR CY19A-23F(1) (6) (5) (4) (4)

41 Significant Asian Experience in The Digital Space Joe Dische Chief Financial Officer 20 years of finance experience , listed and private companies Former CFO at ASX-listed iCar Asia Accountant ICAEW, Graduate Member of AICD Former Senior marketer at Philips Electronics MSc in International Business Studies, Maastricht University Bjorn Sprengers CMO and Head of FinTech Jeremy Williams Chief Business Officer Former CFO at CarTrade and CarWale MBA from Cornell University Former Head of HR at Telenor Digital, JWT Bachelor of Business, Charles Sturt University Genevieve Godwin Chief People Officer Manav Kamboj CTO and Head of Data Former Head of Product/Technology, Snapdeal PGDBM from IIM Lucknow Hari V Krishnan CEO and Managing Director 20 years of tech industry leadership across Asia and the US Former VP, Asia Pacific & Japan at LinkedIn MBA from INSEAD Seasoned Management Team With Digital Pedigree

Industry-leading and Highly Experienced Board of Directors 42 Olivier Lim Chair and Independent Director Former Group Deputy CEO, CIO and CFO of CapitaLand Current Non-Executive roles include Lead Independent Director of DBS Group Holdings and DBS Bank, Chairman of Certis CISCO and Director of Raffles Medical Group Hari V Krishnan Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director Two decades of tech industry leadership across Asia Pacific and the US Former Vice President, Asia Pacific and Japan at LinkedIn MBA from INSEAD Steve Melhuish Co-Founder and Non-Executive Director Award-winning entrepreneur with 28 years’ experience in Asia and Europe Former CEO of PropertyGuru and two other tech start-ups VC partner, angel investor and board advisor to tech and greentech firms Jennifer Macdonald Non-Executive Independent Director Former CFO and Interim CEO of Helloworld Travel, and CFO at REA Group Currently serves as Non-Executive Director for Bapcor, Redbubble and Australian Pharmaceutical Industries Melanie Wilson Non-Executive Independent Director Over 15 years’ experience in senior management roles across global retail brands Currently serves as a Non-Executive Director of Baby Bunting, iSelect, EML Payments and Shaver Shop Owen Wilson(1) Non-Independent Director Over 30 years’ experience working across information technology, recruitment and banking Currently serves as CEO of REA Group, with prior roles as CFO of Chandler MacLeod Group and COO of ANZ Institutional and Investment Bank Ashish Shastry Non-Independent Director A Partner of KKR, based in Singapore Serves or has served on the boards of Metro Pacific Hospital Holdings Inc, Goodpack, MMI Holdings, Joulon Holdings, Bank BTPN, Parkway Holdings and Parkway Trust Management (manager of Parkway Life REIT) Dominic Picone Non-Independent Director A Partner of TPG, based in Singapore Over 15 years of private equity investing experience in Asia Serves or has served on the boards of Aviva Singlife, XCL Education, Vietnam Australia International School, 8990 Holdings, BFI Finance and Grand Royal Group To be confirmed Non-Executive Independent Director Appointment to be confirmed shortly ____________________ Note: This is the proposed post-closing board of directors Owen Wilson will only commence as a director post-acquisition of the REA Assets; The transaction is expected to close sometime end July 2021 – mid August 2021, subject to customary closing conditions including REA’s divestment of its 27% interest in 99 Group, operator of 99.co, iProperty.com.sg and rumah123.com. PropertyGuru understands from REA that it is on track to close TBC

Our Acquisitions 43 Fastkey Awards Batdongsan iProperty Malaysia Acquisition Date Jul-15 Jan-16 Oct-16; Oct-18(1) Announced in May-21(3) Strategic Value-add [ ] [ ] [ ] 12.4(2) Impact Scorecard ____________________ Wholly acquired Based on Frost & Sullivan report, with Vietnam having the highest GDP per Capita growth between 2013-2025F amongst Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam Refer to slide 10 for further details Storyteller, booking engine, access to Mainland China. First steps into selling an OS to developers Revenue growth whilst developing deep relationships with developers, with front-row seat to other markets Market leadership in fastest growing economy in SEA(2) Market leadership in an attractive market üüü üüü üüü ü üüü üüü üüü üüü ü üü üüü üüü Product Suite Competitive Advantage Revenue Mostly Strategic Impact Strategic + Financial Impact

Net Income to Adjusted EBITDA Reconciliation 44 ____________________ Note: USDSGD FX rate of 1:1.327 US$m CY19A CY20A Net loss (29.0) (10.9) Changes in fair value of preferred shares and embedded derivatives 12.4 (12.3) Net finance costs 8.8 12.0 Depreciation & amortisation 5.8 7.2 Impairment 0.0 0.6 SBP 2.4 5.0 Other gains / (losses) 1.4 1.3 Cost incurred for previous listing attempt 4.7 0.0 Tax expense 2.8 0.4 Adjusted EBITDA 9.4 3.4 To tie with PCAOB audit reconciliation Joe / Michelle PG to provide Adj. EBITDA recon by disclosed segments (i.e. not only in aggregate)

Group P&L Pro Forma for Acquisition of REA Assets 45 ____________________ Note: USDSGD FX rate of 1:1.327; Financials exclude impact of Listing proceeds investments Adjusted EBITDA excludes SBP, costs of REA acquisition & integration, one-off & ongoing costs of listing, as well as impact from Listing proceeds investments. Refer to slide 44 for CY19A & CY20A reconciliation to net loss Adjusted EBITDA drop through calculated with dollar change in Adjusted EBITDA over dollar change in revenue Assumed only 4 months of impact to financial statements from the announced acquisition of REA Assets (refer to slide 10 for further details) Revenue excludes impact from Listing proceeds investments Refer to slide 10 for further details CY21F and CY22F capex excludes one-off costs of REA acquisition & integration (refer to slide 10 for further details) Included post-recording

Group P&L Standalone 46 ____________________ Note: USDSGD FX rate of 1:1.327; Financials exclude impact of Listing proceeds investments Adjusted EBITDA excludes SBP, costs of REA acquisition & integration, one-off & ongoing costs of listing, as well as impact from Listing proceeds investments. Refer to slide 44 for CY19A & CY20A reconciliation to net loss Adjusted EBITDA drop through calculated with dollar change in Adjusted EBITDA over dollar change in revenue Revenue excludes impact from Listing proceeds investments Included post-recording

47 Forecast Assumptions & Use of Proceeds Revenue Assumptions Revenues forecasted for each business area On a country level for Marketplaces Key drivers include ARPA, revenue per listing, number of agents / listings / events and year-on-year growth assumptions Refer to slides 48-50 for forecast assumptions for Singapore Marketplace, Vietnam Marketplace, and Data & FinTech Use of Listing Proceeds Expected to commence in CY22F with target investment size at 7-9x EV/Revenue of potentially acquired targets Management expectation of acquiring 2-4 potential targets which are strategically accretive to current business and addresses adjacent TAMs as outlined on slides 15 and 30 Listing proceeds investments expected to yield US$28-37m of revenue in CY23F Illustrative impact from investment based on 7.0-9.0x of revenue, with additional growth rate assumed post-investment Majority of the net proceeds expected to be utilised by CY25F Small portion of net proceeds potentially used for organic growth of existing businesses as well Company is currently evaluating potential opportunities and any further investment would be pursued based on strategic fit on a case-by-case basis Cost Assumptions Costs are driven separately for each category on a country level, taking into account the effects of inflation, costs that are variable to revenue growth, cost efficiencies with scale and cost reduction post-acquisition integration of REA Assets(1) Costs include cost of sales, salaries, marketing expenses, IT etc. ____________________ Note: USDSGD FX rate of 1:1.327 Refer to slide 10 for further details

48 Singapore Agents Singapore Revenue ‘20A – ‘23F CAGR 2% 12% 14% ‘20A – ‘25F CAGR 15% 20% ARPA(1) 2,352 2,093 2,236 2,720 3,159 # Agent subscribers Key Singapore Marketplace Metrics Agent Services Developer Services Agent revenue growth through product development and pricing Developer revenues increasing with COVID recovery, pricing and solutions such as Marketing-as-a-Service and FastKey ____________________ Note: USDSGD FX rate of 1:1.327 ARPA is defined as average revenue divided by average number of agent subscribers across the year PG to confirm if “# of agent subscriber” in the model is based on year end or average in the year

49 Vietnam Agents Vietnam Revenue 8% 11% 26% 29% 77% Average listing price / day(1) 0.23 0.20 0.22 0.26 0.30 Agent services Developer services Key Vietnam Marketplace Metrics # Paid listings (mm) Agent revenue expected to grow at 26% ‘20A-’25F CAGR through increasing listing volumes, upselling to premium services and pricing Building a new Developer business with digital products, FastKey and Events ‘20A – ‘23F CAGR ‘20A – ‘25F CAGR ____________________ Note: USDSGD FX rate of 1:1.327 Average listing price / day was calculated with Agent services revenue divided by the number of paid listings for each year and the average listing duration PG to provide verification for CY19A and CY20A metrics

50 Data Revenue 193% 237% n.m. FinTech Revenue Key Data and FinTech Metrics 95% 24% 85% US$m US$m Data: fast revenue growth expected from valuers, banks and developers across region FinTech: continuation of strong organic growth profile expected as brokerage business gains scale in Singapore ‘20A – ‘25F CAGR ‘20A – ‘25F CAGR ____________________ Note: USDSGD FX rate of 1:1.327 MyPropertyData was acquired in November 2020 (1) To consider deleting? PG to provide verification for CY19A and CY20A metrics

Proposed Transaction Structure 51 PropertyGuru Merger with SPAC Post-Merger Structure IPO HoldCo (Cayman) PropertyGuru Shareholders PropertyGuru PropertyGuru Indonesia Subsidiary PropertyGuru Vietnam Subsidiary PropertyGuru Thailand Subsidiary PropertyGuru Malaysia Subsidiary SPAC Shareholders SPAC PropertyGuru (Singapore) PropertyGuru Shareholders PropertyGuru Indonesia Subsidiary PropertyGuru Vietnam Subsidiary PropertyGuru Thailand Subsidiary PropertyGuru Malaysia Subsidiary IPO HoldCo (Cayman) Singapore Merger Subsidiary SPAC Shareholders Step 1: SPAC to merge with IPO Holdco, with IPO Holdco as the surviving entity Existing SPAC shareholders and private placement warrant holders to receive shares and warrants in IPO Holdco Step 2: PropertyGuru to merge with Singapore Merger Subsidiary in an amalgamation under Singapore law, with PropertyGuru as the surviving entity Shares of Singapore Merger Subsidiary will be converted into shares of PropertyGuru, being the surviving entity in the amalgamation Shareholders of PropertyGuru will receive shares in IPO Holdco in exchange for their shares in PropertyGuru pursuant to an agreed and specified exchange ratio Step 3: IPO Holdco to list on the US Stock Exchange 1 2 3 Edited post-recording

Risk Factors 52 The risks presented below are certain of the general risks related to PropertyGuru’s business, industry and ownership structure and are not exhaustive. The list below is qualified in its entirety by disclosures contained in future filings by PropertyGuru, its affiliates or by third parties with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”). These risks speak only as of the date of the presentation, and neither PropertyGuru nor Bridgetown undertake any obligation to update the disclosures contained herein. The risks highlighted in future filings with the SEC may differ significantly from and will be more extensive than those presented below. Additional risks related to PropertyGuru in connection with and following the consummation of the Business Combination are described above under “Forward Looking Statements” and elsewhere under “Disclaimer”. In making any investment decision, you should rely solely upon independent investigations made by you. You acknowledge that you are not relying upon, and have not relied upon, any of the following summary of risks or any other statement, representation or warranty made by any person, firm or corporation, other than the statements, representations and warranties of Bridgetown and the investee entity explicitly contained in any subscription agreement you enter into in connection with the contemplated investment, or any investor presentation prepared in connection with such investment. You acknowledge that you have such knowledge and experience in financial and business matters as to be capable of evaluating the merits and risks of an investment in PropertyGuru, and you have sought such accounting, legal and tax advice as you have considered necessary to make an informed investment decision. Risks Related to Our Business and Our Industry We have a history of losses, and we may not achieve or maintain profitability in the future. Our proposed acquisition of REA’s Malaysian and Thailand businesses is subject to certain closing conditions, including REA’s divestment of its 27% interest in 99 Group, the operator of 99.co, iProperty.com.sg and rumah123.com and may therefore never be consummated. Our strategic investments and acquisitions may not bring us anticipated benefits, may pose integration challenges and may divert the attention of management, and we may not be successful in pursuing future investments and acquisitions. COVID-19 has adversely affected our business and may continue to adversely affect our business. We may not be successful in implementing our growth strategies and our business could suffer if we do not successfully manage our growth. If our customers do not make valuable contributions to our platform or fail to meet consumers’ expectations, we may experience a decline in the number of consumers accessing our products and services and consumer engagement, which could result in the loss of revenue. Our business and operating results may be significantly impacted by general economic conditions and the health of the real estate industry in our Core Markets. Our decision to launch new product or service offerings and increase the prices of our products and services may not achieve the desired results. Our ability to attract, train and retain executives and other qualified employees is critical to our business, results of operations and future growth. Our operating and financial results forecast relies in large part upon assumptions and analyses developed by us. If these assumptions or analyses prove to be incorrect, our actual operating results may be materially different from our forecasted results. We operate in a highly competitive and rapidly changing industry, which could impair our ability to attract users of our products, which could harm our business, results of operations and financial condition. We do not have long-term contracts with most of our customers, and our customers may terminate their contracts on short notice. Our business is dependent on our marketing efforts and ability to attract new, and retain existing, customers and consumers to our platform in a cost-effective manner. We may not be able to attract a sufficient level of traffic to our websites. Our operations and investments are located in South East Asia and we are therefore exposed to various risks inherent in operating and investing in the region. If the methodologies we use to assess property values on our platform are inaccurate, it could have a material adverse effect on our business, sales and results of operation. Reflects latest draft from LW (22 June)

Risk Factors (Cont’d) 53 Risks Related to Our Business and Our Industry (Cont’d) We have identified material weaknesses in our internal control over financial reporting and may identify additional material weaknesses in the future or fail to maintain an effective system of internal control over financial reporting, which may result in material misstatements of our consolidated financial statements or cause us to fail to meet our periodic reporting obligations. Catastrophic events may disrupt our business. Industry data, projections and estimates contained herein are inherently uncertain and subject to interpretation. Accordingly, you should not place undue reliance on such information. Fluctuations in foreign currency exchange rates will affect our financial results, which we report in Singapore Dollars. We may need to raise additional capital to grow our business and we may not be able to raise additional capital on terms acceptable to us, or at all. Our historical financial results and the unaudited pro forma financial information may not be indicative of what our actual financial position or results of operations would have been, nor are they indicative of our future consolidated results of operations or financial condition going forward. Unfavorable media coverage could harm our business, financial condition, and results of operations. Some of our potential losses may not be covered by insurance. We may not be able to obtain or maintain adequate insurance coverage. Risks Related to Our Intellectual Property and Technology We rely on third-party suppliers and service providers, many of whom have significant leverage over us. We are subject to privacy, data protection and information security laws in the jurisdictions in which we operate, and these regulations could impose significant compliance burdens. System interruption in our information systems and infrastructure including system capacity constraints may harm our business. We may be unable to adequately protect our intellectual property, which could harm the value of our brands and our business. We may be subject to third party claims for intellectual property rights infringement. Our services utilize third-party open source software components, which may pose particular risks to our proprietary software, technologies, products and services in a manner that could negatively affect our business. Risks Related to Regulatory Compliance and Legal Matters We may not achieve the intended tax efficiencies of our corporate structure and intercompany arrangements, which could increase our worldwide effective tax rate. We could face uncertain tax liabilities in various jurisdictions in which we operate, which could adversely impact our operating results. Uncertainties with respect to laws and regulations in the countries in which we operate could adversely affect us. We are from time to time involved in, and may in the future be subject to, litigation and other claims and disputes in the course of our business. We may be subject to capital controls and other tax laws. Changes in, or failure to comply with, competition and antitrust laws could adversely affect our business, financial condition and results of operations. Our subsidiaries in Thailand and Vietnam are subject to foreign ownership restrictions under local laws, and there are inherent risks in our ownership arrangements in these countries. Risks Related to the Business Combination Unanticipated losses, write-downs or write-offs, restructuring and impairment or other charges, taxes (direct or indirect), levies or other liabilities may be incurred or required subsequent to, or in connection with, the consummation of the Business Combination, which could have a significant negative effect on PubCo’s financial condition and results of operations and the price of PubCo Shares, which in turn could cause you to lose some or all of your investment. Reflects latest draft from LW (22 June)

Glossary 54 Terms Definitions ARPA ARPA is defined as agent revenue divided by number of agent customers Average listing price/day Average listing price / day was calculated with Agent Discretionary revenues divided by number of paid listings and the average listing duration Bridgetown 2 Sponsor Refers to Bridgetown 2 LLC Bridgetown Public Shareholders Ordinary shareholders who have subscribed to Class A shares issued by Bridgetown 2 Holdings Depth Product Depth Products are optional features and add-ons that Agents can purchase, from within or on top of their subscription packages, to enhance visibility and performance Examples include Boost and Repost Boost is a depth product that allows agents to increase the exposure of their listing. Boosted listings will be ranked above regular listings in all relevant searches and are displayed after Featured Agent Listings. Agent profile photos will be displayed alongside their Boosted listings in searches, and the listing details pages will be ads-free, reserving property seekers’ full attention to the property being marketed Repost allows an agent to refresh the listing post date, and enable their listing to rank high on search results within the listing tier (Regular, Boost, Featured) Adjusted EBITDA Adjusted EBITDA excludes SBP, costs of REA acquisition & integration, one-off & ongoing costs of listing, as well as impact from Listing proceeds investments. Refer to slide 44 for CY19A & CY20A reconciliation to net loss FinTech PropertyGuru's existing mortgage brokerage business PropertyGuru is also looking to enter into valuation & data consultancy services for valuers, banks, developers and governments as laid out in the estimated TAM Full year impact for REA Assets Assumed CY21F full year impact of US$12.4m from REA Assets to be acquired Listing As part of the Transaction, PropertyGuru seeks to merge with Bridgetown 2 Holdings Ltd (listed on NASDAQ) and as a result will become a listed company post-transaction Listing proceeds investments Investments made with proceeds obtained from the Listing process including PIPE proceeds PIPE Private Investment in Public Equity; PropertyGuru targets to raise US$100m of estimated PIPE as part of this Transaction REA REA Group (listed on ASX), a wholly owned subsidiary of which would become one of the new major shareholders of PropertyGuru, post their sale of the REA Assets for an equity stake in PropertyGuru (as announced) REA Assets Refers to the contemplated acquisition of shares in certain REA entities which would add to PropertyGuru’s current Malaysia and Thailand businesses The transaction is expected to close sometime end July 2021 – mid August 2021, subject to customary closing conditions including REA’s divestment of its 27% interest in 99 Group, operator of 99.co, iProperty.com.sg and rumah123.com. PropertyGuru understands from REA that it is on track to close Refer to slide 10 for further details SBP Share-based Payments (for employee compensations) SPAC Refers to Bridgetown 2 Holdings Limited TAM Total Addressable Market; Core TAM refers to “Agent & Developer Marketing”, Adjacent TAM refers to “FinTech”, “Data Services”, “Developer OS”, and “Home Services”