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These measures are an addition, and not a substitute for or superior to, measures of financial performance prepared in accordance with IFRS and should not be considered as an alternative to net income, operating income or any other performance measures. The SCHMID Group and Pegasus believe that these additional financial metrics (including on a forward-looking basis) provide useful supplemental information about the Group. Use of Projections Any financial information in this Presentation (including specifically the projections) that are forward-looking statements are based on estimates and assumptions that are inherently subject to significant uncertainties and contingencies, many of which are beyond the SCHMID Group’s and Pegasus’s control. Such information and projections are necessarily speculative and involve increasingly higher levels of uncertainty the further out the projection extends from the date of preparation. 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1864 Founded in Germany 5 th Generation Family-Owned & Managed ~800 Employees ~150 Scientists & Engineers 2 Production Facilities in Germany & China >25% 2024E Recurring EBITDA Margin2 32,000 Sq. Ft. Lab & Prototyping Facility 5 Global Sales & Service Centers 100+ Patents And Industrial Property Rights >40% 2021A-2024E Revenue CAGR2 1960s Began Serving Electronics Industry €5Bn 2024E Total Addressable Market1 SCHMID AT A GLANCE 4 1) Total Addressable Market (“TAM”) reflects Total PCB Equipment TAM of €5.3 billion in 2024E per Prismark Partners LLC. 2) Estimates and assumptions are based on currently available information and expectations of management, actual results may differ. Financial information presented here reflects IFRS figures. See page 18 and “Preliminary Financial Information” in Disclaimer for additional information.

SCHMID & PEGASUS: JOINT FORCES FOR SUCCESS − CEO & Chairman SCHMID Group joined 1998 − CEO of SCHMID Group since 2000 − Board positions at Schweizer Electronic AG, a stock listed company − China trade award and the first German Chairman of a stock-listed company in Taiwan Dipl. Wirtsch-Ing. (FH) Helmut Rauch − COO SCHMID Group joined 1994 − COO of SCHMID Group since 1997 − SAP introduction in 1996 − Build up China entity in 2003 (100% ownership) Prof. Dr. Sir Ralf Speth FRS FREng KBE − Chief Executive Officer and Chairman − 40+ years experience − Member of the BoD of Tata Sons − Non-executive director and vice-chairman of the board of Jaguar-Land Rover, former SCHMID Leadership Team Pegasus Team Dipl. –Kffr. Julia Natterer − CFO SCHMID Group joined 2021 − 2010 – 2020 Director Finance & Controlling at SUESS MicroTec SE, − Former Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and Tax Advisor at KPMG Laurent Nicolet − Vice President Electronics joined 2006 − 2000 – 2006 CTO Multek (USA, DE, China) − 1988 – 2000: CTO of Cicorel, PCB manufacturing in Switzerland − 1982 – 1988: CTO of Seprolec, PCB manufacturing Dr. Christian Buchner − Vice President Photovoltaics joined 2004 − 2004 – 2009 CEO of SCHMID Technologies Niedereschach − 1996 – 2004 CEO of Heidelberg Instruments Dr. Stefan Berger − Chief Investment Officer − 15+ years experience − Former Director of Electrification at Jaguar-Land Rover − Served as Vice President to the Chairman’s Office at Tata Sons Dipl.Ing. (FH) Thomas Widmann − Vice President R&D and Engineering joined 1999 − 1999 – 2020: Vice President Electrical Engineering − 1998 – 1999: Software developer at HOMAG − 1992 – 1998: Software developer at ARBURG F. Jeremey Mistry − Chief Financial Officer − 20+ years experience − Co-Founder, Pali Hill Capital Management (venture capital & advisory) − Former Head of Industrials/ Automotive sector investment banking, Morgan Stanley (India) Dipl. Wirtsch-Ing. (FH) Christian Schmid 5

INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS Manufacturing higher spec devices, cost efficiently in a more environmentally friendly manner while shortening global supply chains Public Listing SCHMID Solutions Well-Positioned Strong Financials Compelling Valuation New ET (Embedded Trace) process and production lines deliver a complete solution >40% 2021A – 2024E Revenue Growth Est.1 >25% 2024E Recurring EBITDA Margin1 Free Cash Flow Positive in 2024E 1 13.2x 2024E EBITDA1 vs. average comps at 16x2 SCHMID expects to outpace strong industry growth given the increasing penetration of its next gen technology and a close cooperation with industry-leading OEMs Validation as public company facilitates the pursuit of larger scale deployments with its blue-chip, global customers Proceeds to fund working capital and growth. Key Industry Challenge SCHMID is a global supplier of proprietary, industry leading capital equipment levering its core expertise in surface treatment. It supports manufacturers of printed circuit boards and panel level packaging, photovoltaics and specialty glass. Emerging markets include green energy and hydrogen​ 6 1) Estimates and assumptions are based on currently available information and expectations of management, actual results may differ. Financial information presented here reflects IFRS figures. See pages 18, 20 and “Preliminary Financial Information” in Disclaimer for additional information, reported figures. 2) See page 21 and 22 for additional information on valuation.

KEY GROWTH INITIATIVES 7 SCHMID is particularly well-positioned to capitalize on industry trends and outperform peers by levering deep-rooted know-how around surface treatment processes and equipment Continued penetration of high-end PCB and packaging solutions in the overall market, benefitting our existing semi-additive (SAP/mSAP) process solutions Introduction of Embedded Trace technology enabling more advanced technical designs with significant environmental benefits Major growth opportunities in new end markets like Automotive Levering of existing technological know how to new industries like hydrogen / fuel cell applications

GO-TO-MARKET Long-standing, strong customer relationships, including partnerships with customers’ customers, driving demand pull Proven track record in delivering disruptive technology solutions for OEMs, creating competitive moats Technology Center Modular Approach High Touch Service Responsible Partner Early technology insights gained through customer relationships Development accelerated through cooperative network of industry partners and research institutes Fast transfer from R&D to industrial application, and ramp to high volume manufacturing Capture high-margin licensing revenues Unique modular approach to design and manufacturing reduces lead times, improves reliability, lowers costs, while maintaining a high level of customization for customers SCHMID products benefit volume manufacturers as a single line can easily be used to produce a variety of products Our success is based on the knowledge and commitment of our employees, together we stand for “We are SCHMID” Global network delivers proximity to customers Partnership with all stakeholders R&D geared towards helping our customers achieve their CO2 neutrality targets Customer & OEM Relationships 8

ILLUSTRATIVE EV END MARKET APPLICATIONS 9 Flexible PV for Car Roofs (Solar Cell & Thin Film) Radar Systems for Autonomous Driving (High Frequency Applications) Interior Design (Metal Etching) PV for Charging Situation (Solar Cell & Module) Display (Anti-Glare) Communication 5G (Packaging + HDI) EV-Battery (Nano Silicon Anode Material) Processor (Packaging) LED Lighting (Etching Thick Copper) High-Power Solutions (Etching Thick Copper) VRB for Stationary Energy Storage (Full Battery Know How)

CASE STUDY OF SCHMID GO-TO-MARKET Manufacturing solution for textured rear side glass SCHMID worked closely with mobile phone manufacturers… …to apply PV silicon wafer & PCB wet blasting technology to glass… …repurposing significant percentage of existing components… …to develop manufacturing process for textured glass allowing wireless charging while maintaining the elevated look and feel of a metal back. First Contract Start of Sampling Design Freeze Pilot Line Delivered 1 st HVM Delivery 80 HVM Systems Delivered Jun ‘19 Jul ‘19 Sep ‘19 Oct ‘19 Jan ‘20 Aug ‘20 Jun ‘19 Specs Received Aug ‘19 Optimization Design Freeze HVM Nov ‘19 Dec ‘19 P/O HVM Timeline 1 0 PV cells Anti-Glare Textured Glass SCHMID Production Lines Technology Center Customer & OEM Relationships + + CHALLENGE SCHMID SOLUTION SCHMID developed a unique manufacturing solution for the textured back covers for one of the leading mobile phone manufacturers Modular Approach

SCHMID leveraged its long-standing expertise in glass while repurposing exisiting equipment to develop manufacturing solutions for a Tier-1 semiconductor company’s glass substrate initiative CASE STUDY OF SCHMID GO-TO-MARKET Manufacture of next-gen glass substrates for high-end compute SCHMID is working closely with Tier-1 semiconductor companies to assist in developing production solutions for their revolutionary glass substrates for advanced packaging… …combining experience from anti-glare texturing, cleaning and etching in flat panel display and photovoltaic glass with traditional integrated circuit substrate manufacturing technology and adapting to glass interposer… ...to allow for better performamance at lower cost than current stop gap fan out method interposer, enabling high-end applications like AI and CoWoS (Chip on Wafer on Substrate). Technology Center Customer & OEM Relationships + + CHALLENGE SCHMID SOLUTION Modular Approach 1 1 ...using existing equipment while changing the process sequence... “Intel Unveils Industry-Leading Glass Substrates to Meet Demand for More Powerful Compute” — Press Release September 18, 2023 Organic Interposer Glass Interposer

CASE STUDY OF SCHMID GO-TO-MARKET Expand into the hydrogen market SCHMID is working closely with leading institutes and manufactures for fuel cells and electrolysers, including Tier-1 automotive suppliers… …leveraging 25 years of expertise in the photo chemical etching and adapting to bipolar plates of fuel cells and electrolysers… SCHMID has a history of entering new markets by levering its core competence around surface treatment …to introduce modular production equipment for bipolar plates, central part of stack electrolysers and fuel cells. …combing existing technologies to meet the specification of the different manufacturing methods… Technology Center + + CHALLENGE SCHMID SOLUTION Modular Approach 1 2 Electrolyser Stack Etched Metal Sheet Etched Bipolar Plate Customer & OEM Relationships

ET: ENABLING PCB/PACKAGING TECHNOLOGY ROADMAPS − Narrower line widths, increased numbers of I/Os, higher aspect ratios, new materials all at acceptable costs and yields − Improved supply security and shorter lead times through near shoring − Achievement of CO2 reduction goals and greener manufacturing as demanded by end customers NEEDS...… PROBLEM...… − Current manufacturing techniques are hitting limitations to further miniaturization, increased complexity, and more advanced physical properties SOLUTION...… − SCHMID’s new ET technology unlocks this roadmap Illustrative OEMs Illustrative Volume Manufacturers 1 3 Roadmap Advanced packaging Industry / minimum values high volume manufacturing (HVM) Pathway 1D to 3D Semiconductor Packaging

TECH BENEFITS OF EMBEDDED TRACE 1 4 20-30%1 less electrical losses ~40%1 higher integration ~50%1 improved thermal properties Replacement of laser vias Less power consumption Leading to longer battery lifetime Supporting new IC architectures by bridging the gap between IC and PCB I/Os Higher yield in manufacturing including design independent product run time ENABLING Offering new electrical design possibilities changing the rules of routing Design 10/10 traditional Design 10/10 ET 1) Technical benefits of SCHMID’s enhanced production process for ET based on company estimates for illustrative customer deployments relative to traditional processes. Actual results may differ.

ECO BENEFITS OF EMBEDDED TRACE ~30%1 Reduction in CO2 emissions ~70%1 Reduction in water consumption ~40%1 Reduction in chemicals consumed ~30%1 Reduction in energy required Urban Fabs can be located in Europe, the US and SE Asia by meeting environmental standards Greener PCB & Substrates help deliver lower carbon footprint to meet end-customer demand Total Cost of Ownership advantage over current processes ENABLING Apple Committed to Carbon Neutrality by 20302 As PCB and substrate manufacture are today’s second largest carbon contributor, ET is a key enabling technology for Apple to meet its goal 1 5 1) Environmental benefits of SCHMID’s enhanced production process for ET based on company estimates for illustrative customer deployments relative to traditional processes. Actual results may differ. 2) Source: Apple 2023 Environmental Progress Report.

ABF Lamination Sputtering Cu Layer Resist Lamination Exposure Etching Cu hole Deep etch holes Resist lamination Developing Developing & flash etch Seed layer sputtering Exposure Traces & via filling Planarization TYPICAL FAB SCHEMATIC Vacuum PlasmaLine Automation InfinityLine A+ Wet Process Infinity C+ Line Infinity V+ Line Infinity P+ Line CMP 1 6 CMP 1) Penetration opportunity for SCHMID based on company estimates. Actual results may differ. ET drives significant penetration opportunity for SCHMID from 30% of the equipment CapEx spending in traditional fab to over 90% in an ET fab1 Deep etching (hole & tranche)

PENETRATION TRENDS DRIVING SCHMID GROWTH 1 7 PCB Finish Board Production Area1 – Million Square Meters (MSM) Total PCB Equipment Market Size (€m)1 − Higher end panels are outpacing commoditized boards and are growing at approximately twice the rate − Within higher end panels, traditional substractive processes have and continue to be replaced by additive mSAP/SAP, where SCHMID has high share − Moving forward, we believe some production will utilize ET, where SCHMID has the sole solution currently − A typical fab with 170,000 m2 6-layer panel capacity moving to ET represents less than 0.05% of the 2022A total PCB finish board production area – however, this represents a significant revenue opportunity for SCHMID given the $450 million capital budget for a typical fab, of which SCHMID’s ET equipment covers 90% − Anticipated new greenfield projects will be increasingly located outside of China to reduce supply chain risks 2017A 2022A 2027E 2% CAGR +34 MSM 4% CAGR +83 MSM +100 MSM increase in PCB finish board production area from 2017A-2027E with SCHMID’s focus segments growing at 5% CAGR 1) PCB Finish Board Production Area and Total PCB Equipment Market Size data from Prismark Partners LLC. 2) SCHMID’s view of the market based on Company estimates. Estimates and assumptions are based on currently available information and expectations of management, actual results may differ. Panel Type MSM Commodity 178 Flex 57 4-6 Layers 108 8-16 Layers 14 18+ Layers 1 HDI 20 Package Substrate 9 Total: 388 MSM Total: 422 MSM Total: 504 MSM Panel Type MSM Commodity 169 Flex 63 4-6 Layers 137 8-16 Layers 22 18+ Layers 1 HDI 19 Package Substrate 14 Panel Type MSM Commodity 189 Flex 80 4-6 Layers 166 8-16 Layers 27 18+ Layers 2 HDI 24 Package Substrate 16 Type 2019A 2020A 2021A 2022E 2023E 2024E 2025E 2026E CAGR Commodity €417 €419 €519 €520 €543 €568 €594 €620 6% Flex 654 648 804 820 860 902 946 993 6% Multilayer 1,369 1,370 1,700 1,707 1,804 1,907 2,016 2,131 7% HDI 551 549 682 690 730 773 819 867 7% Package Substrate 796 774 961 996 1,053 1,113 1,177 1,245 7% Total €3,786 €3,760 €4,666 €4,733 €4,991 €5,263 €5,552 €5,856 6% Focus Segments SCHMID’s View of the Market2

FINANCIALS UNDERPINNED BY PROFITABLE GROWTH 1 8 1) Financial information presented here reflects IFRS figures. See “Preliminary Financial Information” in Investor Presentation Disclaimer for additional information. Estimates and assumptions are based on currently available information and expectations of management, actual results may differ. 2) 2021A and 2022A EBITDA figures are from the audited financial statements. 2023E and 2024E are EBITDA estimates adjusted for (a) one-time effects in 2023 and (b) costs in relation to the merger with Pegasus and preparations for a New York Stock Exchange listing. Recurring EBITDA reconciliation provided on page 26. (€3) €20 €20 €35 €39 €95 €90 €130 Revenue (€m)1 Recurring EBITDA (€m) 1,2 2021A 2022A 2023E 2024E 2021A 2022A 2023E 2024E 21% 22% 27% Recurring EBITDA Margin (%)

Note: Financial information presented here reflects IFRS figures. See “Preliminary Financial Information” in Disclaimer for additional information. Estimates and assumptions are based on currently available information and expectations of management, actual results may differ. 1) Based on internal controlling numbers and company estimates. Revenue Breakdown by Product (€m)1 DETAILED LOOK AT REVENUE Revenue Breakdown by Region (€m) Additive Processes (SAP/mSAP) ET Equipment & Processes Substractive Processes PV & Glass Aplications Hydrogen & PCM Customer Service USA Europe China Asia Taiwan 1 9 €3 €11 €10 €20 €18 €39 €4 €12 €4 €13 €39 €95 €90 €130 2021A 2022A 2023E 2024E €11 €14 €4 €6 €13 €20 €11 €47 €8 €39 €95 €90 €130 2021A 2022A 2023E 2024E

2022A 2023E 2024E ROBUST CASH FLOW DYNAMICS 2 0 Note: Financial information presented here reflects IFRS figures. See “Preliminary Financial Information” in Disclaimer for additional information. Estimates and assumptions are based on currently available information and expectations of management, actual results may differ. 1) 2022A Operating Cash Flow reflects €0.3m. 2) Free Cash Flow reflects Operating Cash Flow less CapEx. Operating Cash Flow (€m) Free Cash Flow (€m) CapEx (€m) 2 Ongoing CapEx Growth CapEx 2022A 2023E 2024E €5 ~€11 €21 (€4) (€1) €10 €5 €6 €11 2022A 2023E 2024E

27% 41.7% 39.2% 35.5% 35.0% 33.6% 32.5% 31.9% 31.8% 31.8% 31.7% 31.0% 30.7% 30.2% 29.1% 23.1% 13.2x 29.1x 26.7x 22.7x 20.8x 20.7x 18.9x 18.2x 17.1x 13.7x 13.0x 12.0x 7.6x 6.6x 6.3x 6.1x SCHMID is favorably positioned with its premium technical product and blue-chip technology customer relationships that are driving superior growth at robust margins, with valuation attractively set to initiate at 13.2x EV/2024E EBITDA SCHMID GROUP – SELECTED COMPARABLES Notes: Comparable company information per Capital IQ, Wall Street Research and Company filings. Information for comparable companies is based on individual company reporting and accounting metrics, which may differ from the SCHMID Group and the other entities listed. Share price as of January 22, 2024. EUR to USD FX rate of 1.0883 as of January 22, 2024, per Bloomberg. GBP to USD FX rate of 1.2709 as of January 22, 2024, per Bloomberg. 1) Estimates and assumptions are based on currently available information and expectations of management, actual results may differ. See page 18 for financial information, page 22 for valuation information and “Preliminary Financial Information” in Disclaimer for additional information. For SCHMID, reflects Pro Forma Enterprise Value / 2024E Recurring EBITDA. 2 1 49% 22.4% 16.7% 15.8% 12.8% 12.2% 11.8% 10.8% 7.6% 7.4% 7.1% 4.9% 4.8% 4.2% 3.6% (1.7%) 2021A-2024E Revenue Growth 1 Mean: 9.4% Enterprise Value / 2024E EBITDA 1 Mean: 16.0x 2024E EBITDA Margin 1 Mean: 32.6%

SCHMID Group 72.2% Public Shareholders 17.2% XJ Capital 3.5% Founder Shares 7.1% 2 2 TRANSACTION SUMMARY Transaction values SCHMID at a pro forma enterprise value of USD $503 million, implying 13.2x pro forma enterprise value / 2024E recurring EBITDA Pro Forma Valuation (USD $m) Sources (USD $m) Uses (USD $m) Rollover SCHMID Equity6 $320 Rollover SCHMID Net Debt3,9 71 Target Raise7 45 Total Sources $436 Rollover SCHMID Equity6 $320 Rollover SCHMID Net Debt3,9 71 Transaction Cash to Balance Sheet4 11 XJ Capital Payment9 12 Est. Transaction Expenses 22 Total Uses $436 Share Price1 $11.15 (x) Pro Forma Shares Outstanding (m)2 40 Pro Forma Equity Value2 $444 Plus: Standalone Pro Forma Net Debt3,9 71 Less: Transaction Cash to Balance Sheet4 11 Pro Forma Enterprise Value $503 Notes: Estimates and assumptions are based on currently available information and expectations of management, actual results may differ. EUR to USD FX rate of 1.0883 as of January 22, 2024, per Bloomberg. 1) PGSS share price of $11.15 assumed at transaction close. 2) Pro forma equity value is calculated by multiplying the share price of USD $11.15 by 39.8 million shares, consisting of 28.7 million shares attributable to the SCHMID shareholders, 6.8 million shares (Public Shareholders) including 2.8 million incentive Pegasus Class B shares and assuming 4.0 million Pegasus Class A shares remaining in the Trust Account, 1.4 million shares due to XJ Capital and 2.8 million Pegasus Class B shares held by the Sponsor, directors and officers and IPO anchor investors (Founder Shares). 3) Standalone pro forma net debt reflects standalone total gross debt less cash and cash-like assets and participation rights as reflected in page 27. 4) Transaction cash to balance sheet reflects USD $45 million target raise less USD $22 million of estimated transaction expenses and USD $12 million payment to XJ Capital. 5) SCHMID Group pro forma ownership reflects 28.7 million shares due to the shareholders of the SCHMID Group. 6) Rollover SCHMID equity reflects 28.7 million shares at $11.15/share. 7) For illustrative purposes we have assumed that the full $45 million is raised in the form of equity for this analysis. The BCA stipulates a target raise of $45 million comprised of $35 million target equity and $10 million target debt or equity. 8) Founder shares of 2.8 million held by the Sponsor, directors and officers and IPO anchor investors. 9) XJ Capital owns 24.1% equity interest in SCHMID’s subsidiary in China, which is being acquired by SCHMID in several stages starting with an 8% interest at merger closing in exchange for a €10 million payment and 1.4 million shares allotted to XJ. Subsequently, SCHMID will acquire the remaining interests through two payments of €5 million and €15 million, due within 270 and 455 days of the effective time of the merger, respectively. Standalone pro forma net debt includes these subsequent payments of €20 million as current and long-term obligations, while non-controlling interest of €7.1 million has been removed based on contemplated remaining interest acquisition. The XJ agreement incorporates a fixed EUR to USD FX rate of 1.1864. For more information on the XJ Capital agreement, please see Company filings. Pro Forma Ownership SCHMID 2024E Recurring EBITDA $38 Pro Forma Enterprise Value / 2024E Recurring EBITDA 13.2x 5 8 9

Transaction Drivers Target Raise $45 Trust per Share $11.15 Non-Redemption Structure Full Trust Total NRAs ($ in USD m) $35 $40 $45 $50 Shares (m) 3.1 3.6 4.0 4.5 Available B shares (m) 2.8 2.8 2.8 2.8 Total public shares (m) 6.0 6.4 6.8 7.3 Total shares per NRA share 1.9 1.8 1.7 1.6 Effective price per share $5.88 $6.25 $6.57 $6.86 Effective Pro Forma Equity Value ($ in USD m) $229 $246 $261 $276 Effective Pro Forma Enterprise Value ($ in USD m) $298 $310 $321 $330 SCHMID 2024E Recurring EBITDA ($ in USD m) $38 Effective Multiple 7.8x 8.1x 8.4x 8.7x ILLUSTRATIVE: NON-REDEMPTION AGREEMENT STRUCTURE 2 3 Notes: EUR to USD FX rate of 1.0883 as of January 22, 2024, per Bloomberg. 1) For illustrative purposes we have assumed that the full $45 million is raised in the form of equity for this analysis. The BCA stipulates a target raise of $45 million comprised of $35 million target equity and $10 million target debt or equity. 2) Under the Business Combination Agreement, Pegasus, the Sponsor and the SCHMID Group can decide to use up to 2.8125 million Class B shares to incentivize Class A shareholders to enter into non-redemption agreements. This slide shows a hypothetical scenario if all such Class B shares are used for such non-redemption agreements at different aggregate numbers of non-redemption agreements. 1 Illustrative example showing the use of 2.8 million class B shares for privately negotiated non-redemption agreements2

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(€m) HY 2023 FY 2023E FY 2024E EBIT €2 9 €3 7 €2 5 Plus: Depreciation & Amortization 3 6 €7 EBITDA €3 2 €4 4 €3 2 Less: One-time non-operational impairment (Silicon Group) (€2 1) (€2 1) -- Less: Other income (Earn-outs from divestitures) (9) (9) -- Less: One-time non-operational impairment (Shareholder loan) (1) (1) -- Plus: De-SPAC related costs 6 8 3 Recurring EBITDA €6 €2 0 €3 5 RECURRING EBITDA RECONCILIATION 2 6 Recurring EBITDA Reconciliation Table (€m) Note: Financial information presented here reflects IFRS figures. See “Preliminary Financial Information” in Investor Presentation Disclaimer for additional information. Estimates and assumptions are based on currently available information and expectations of management, actual results may differ. 1) 2024E EBITDA forecast reflect the current Recurring EBITDA forecast; no one-time items except the costs associated with the merger with Pegasus are anticipated. 2) De-SPAC related costs for the Schmid Group in H1 2023 include a provision for payment to a financial advisor, costs of the PCAOB audit, legal, accounting and PR related advisor costs and certain miscellaneous costs. Costs in H2 2023 are estimated to be substantially lower than H1 2023 as the provision for a potential payment to a financial advisor was already reflected in H1 2023. Estimated de-SPAC related costs in 2024 include PCAOB audit, legal, accounting and PR related advisor costs until and in connection with the business combination. 1 2

(€m) HY2023 Adjustments HY2023 Pro Forma Non-current borrowings Liabilities towards shareholders €20 €20 Liabilities to other third-party lenders 2 2 Loans from other related parties -- -- XJ Capital Payment -- €16 16 Current borrowings Liabilities to banks 10 10 Loans from debt funds 22 (22) -- Liabilities towards shareholders 8 8 Liabilities to other third-party lenders 1 1 Loans from other related parties 18 18 XJ Capital Payment -- 5 5 Gross Debt €82 €82 Earn out €9 €9 Receivables from the Silicon Group 4 (€4) 0 Cash & Cash Equivalents 25 (18) 8 Cash & Cash-Like Assets €39 €17 Net Debt €43 €65 NET DEBT RECONCILATION 2 7 1) As reported in the Form F-4 filed December 22, 2023. 2) €1.2m 3 rd party loan paid in August 2023. 3) Cash & Cash Equivalents includes €17.7 million of Group 14 shares. 4) XJ Capital owns 24.1% equity interest in SCHMID’s subsidiary in China, which is being acquired by SCHMID in several stages starting with an 8% interest at merger closing in exchange for a €10 million payment and 1.4 million shares allotted to XJ. Subsequently, SCHMID will acquire the remaining interests through two payments of €5 million and €15 million, due within 270 and 455 days of the effective time of the merger, respectively. Standalone pro forma net debt includes these subsequent payments of €20 million as current and long-term obligations, while non-controlling interest of €7.1 million has been removed based on contemplated remaining interest acquisition. The XJ agreement incorporates a fixed EUR to USD FX rate of 1.1864. For more information on the XJ Capital agreement, please see Company filings. 1 2 3 1 4 4 4 4

PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT 2 8 (€m) FY2022 HY2022 HY2023 Revenue €95 €46 €40 Gross profit €33 €16 €13 Gross margin 35% 34% 31% Operating expenses: Selling (11) (5) (6) General and administrative (7) (3) (6) Research and development (5) (3) (4) Other operating income/expenses -- (1) 10 (Impairment) / Reversal on impairment on financial assets 3 2 23 Result from operations (EBIT) €14 €5 €29 EBIT margin 14% 12% 73% Net financing result (12) (2) 11 Result before tax €2 €3 €40 Income tax result 2 4 (4) Net result €4 €7 €36 EBITDA €20 €9 €32 EBITDA margin 21% 19% 80% Recurring EBITDA1 €20 €9 €6 Recurring EBITDA margin1 21% 19% 15% 1) Recurring EBITDA reconciliation provided on page 26.

BALANCE SHEET 2 9 Assets (€m) Equity & Liabilities (€m) (€m) FY2022 HY2023 (€m) FY2022 HY2023 Intangible assets €16 €15 Non-current borrowings €34 €22 Property, plant and equipment 15 15 Provisions for pensions 1 1 Financial assets -- -- Non-current provisions -- -- Deferred tax assets 3 3 Deferred tax liabilities 3 6 Non-current lease liability 1 1 Non-current assets €33 €33 Non-current liabilities €39 €30 Inventories 25 23 Current borrowings 128 60 Trade receivables and other receivables 109 51 Current contract liabilities 31 27 Other current assets 5 22 Trade payables and other liabilities 25 24 Cash and cash equivalents 8 8 Other current liabilities 9 14 Current lease liability -- -- Current provisions -- -- Income tax liabilities 2 2 Total current assets €147 €105 Current liabilities €196 €127 Owner's net investment 70 71 Other reserves (131) (97) Equity attributable to owners of the group (61) (26) Non-controlling interest 7 7 Equity (€54) (€19) Total assets €180 €138 Total equity and liabilities €180 €138

CASH FLOW STATEMENT 3 0 (€m) HY2022 HY2023 Net profit from continued operations €7 €36 Amortization, depreciation and impairment 3 3 Changes in trade and other receivables, inventories, working capital & provisions (29) (6) Net losses from the disposal of intangibles and PP&E -- (0) Reversal of impairments of financial assets, net (2) (23) Other non-cash expenses 10 2 Income tax (benefit) expense (4) 4 Financial result 2 (11) Cash provided by (used in) operating activities (€12) €5 Purchases of intangible assets and property, plant and equipment (2) (3) Investments in financial assets -- -- Payment for loan to shareholder (1) 70 Cash used in investing activities (€3) €67 Proceeds from debt financing 10 -- Payments for debt financing (5) (72) Proceeds from shareholder loans -- -- Payment of lease liabilities (0) (0) Interest paid (0) (1) Change restricted cash -- Cash (used in) provided by financing activities €5 (€73) Net increase (decrease) in cash and cash equivalents (€11) (€1) Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the period €7 €8

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