December 2021 Analyst Day Presentation

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Presenters 3 Danny Yeung Group CEO & Co-Founder Ben Cheng CEO of Artisan Acquisition Corp. Stephen Lo, CPA, CFA Chief Financial Officer Mike Ma, PhD Chief R&D Officer Frank Ong, MD Chief Medical officer Avi Lasarow CEO – EMEA

4 Time Duration Topic Speaker 8:00-8:10am HKT 7:00-7:10pm EST 10 min Opening Remarks Danny Yeung Group CEO & Co-Founder 8:10-8:20am HKT 7:10-7:20pm EST 10 min Artisan’s Investment Thesis Ben Cheng CEO of Artisan Acquisition Corp 8:20-8:45am HKT 7:20-7:45pm EST 25 min Vision and Business Updates Prenetics EMEA Overview Danny Yeung Group CEO & Co-Founder Avi Lasarow CEO – EMEA 8:45-9:25am HKT 7:45-8:25pm EST 40 min Product Pipeline and Technology Mike Ma, PhD Chief R&D Officer Frank Ong, MD Chief Medical officer 10 Minute Break 9:35-9:55am HKT 8:35-8:55pm EST 20 min Financial Summary Stephen Lo Chief Financial Officer 9:55-10:25am HKT 9:55-9:25pm EST 20 min Commercialization and Strategy (Live Product Demo) Danny Yeung Group CEO & Co-Founder 10:25-11:00am HKT 9:25-10:00pm EST 35 min Closing Remarks and Q&A Danny Yeung Group CEO & Co-Founder Today’s Agenda

Opening Remarks 5

6 Telehealth Global Laboratories Rapid POC / At-home Testing Prevention Diagnostics Personalized Care Bring Health Closer to People Integrated E-Pharmacy Programs Prenetics is Building the Future of Healthcare

Understanding Prenetics in 5 Questions 7 Through 3 different pillars of our business units from Prevention, Diagnostics and Personalized Care. We further intend to integrate telehealth services to make it easy for anyone, anywhere to get access to innovative health solutions. By launching new pipeline products into our existing markets and by entering into new geographies including the United States, Europe and Southeast Asia. With acquisitions which fit into our vision of decentralizing of healthcare. These acquisitions include digital health, rapid diagnostics and clinical laboratories globally. We continue to scale at an impressive rate, with 1H 21 revenues at US$136.5m, up 1,039% year-over-year. We expect to exceed our FY21 revenue target of US$205m. We grew from a small laboratory of 11 people in 2014 to now being a leading diagnostics and genomics testing company in UK and Hong Kong with more than 700 employees globally in 9 locations. Current healthcare system is dysfunctional, often too reactive and centralized which results in the lack of accessibility, quality and affordability. Prenetics’ innovative solutions focus on a patient-first model by providing decentralized testing and digital health services at Point-of- Care and for use at-home. How Do We Do It? What Have We Accomplished? 2 3 How Will We Grow? What Is The Potential? We have the opportunity to build a health eco-system comprising of the best in technology and delivering value to millions of patients around the world. With the proceeds of our impending business combination and aligned vision, we have the opportunity to make Prenetics from a billion dollar startup to a ten billion dollar enterprise. What Problem Are We Solving? 1 4 5 Source: Frost & Sullivan

Artisan’s Investment Thesis 8

Adrian Cheng Led Team Backed by Strong Independent Directors 9 Dr. Adrian Cheng Founder of Artisan Acquisition Corp. William Keller Independent Director Mitch Garber, C.M. Independent Director Frank Yu Independent Director Sean O’Neill Independent Director Ben Cheng Chief Executive Officer of Artisan Acquisition Corp.

Prenetics is a Clear Fit for Artisan Acquisition Corp. 10 Source: Frost & Sullivan. Notes: 1. Global opportunity as of 2030; represents global market sizes and target addressable markets, except for colorectal cancer screening which does not include mainland China. Target Criteria – Clearly Met by Prenetics Focus on disruptive lifestyle technologies in healthcare, consumer, technology Strong fundamentals with significant value creation opportunities Well-positioned to deliver value and synergies in the group’s global cultural ecosystem Growth upsides through tapping global consumers’ unmet demands and burgeoning markets 1 2 3 4 5 Investment Thesis for Disrupting & decentralizing global healthcare with large global opportunity of over US$1.3trn1 Strong R&D and product innovation capabilities backed by experienced in-house team, strategic collaboration with Oxford University and vibrant scientific ecosystem First-mover advantage in target geographies with robust product pipeline and high growth potential; well positioned to replicate U.S. success stories in its target geographies Inspirational founder backed by strong leadership team of tech, biotech, healthcare and consumer veterans Strong financial profile and highly attractive expected valuation relative to peers

Significant Synergies—Prenetics and Adrian Cheng’s Ecosystem 11 Education & Sports Healthcare & Wellness Hospitality Infrastructure & Aviation Roads Logistics Construction Cultural Retail Residential Workspace Services Culture & Social Innovation Adrian Cheng's 14M Members Global Eco-system Significant Synergies • Healthcare channel and user access • Broad network of locations covering healthcare, retail, hospitality and other sectors • Extensive customer, user, and fan base across platforms • Direct corporate use cases across eco-system

Transaction Summary 12 Notes: USD/HKD FX rate of 7.78; 1. Excludes (i) the impact of any equity awards issued at or after the closing of the transaction, (ii) the dilutive impact of 18.7mm warrants (11.3mm SPAC public warrants, 5.9mm of sponsor warrants, 1.5mm of FPA warrants) with a strike price of $11.50 per share, and (iii) the impact of shares with super-voting rights. Includes 9.98mm total Class B ordinary shares; 2. Includes SPAC directors; 3. Includes net cash to balance sheet of $419mm post the transaction, and Prenetics balance sheet net cash of $35.4mm, the pro-forma amount of which includes a cash balance of $9.4mm as of 1Q 2021 and $26.0mm of proceeds from pre-IPO fundraising;4. Includes total 9.13mm Class B ordinary shares held by the Sponsor, 0.75mm Class B ordinary shares held by the FPA providers, and 0.1mm Class B ordinary shares held by SPAC directors. Transaction Overview1 Illustrative enterprise value of $1.25 billion Artisan Acquisition Corp. to merge with Prenetics An implied multiple of 4.6x 2022E Revenue and 4.1x 2023E Revenue Concurrent with the transaction, $60mm raised in the form of forward purchase agreements (“FPAs”) from Aspex and PAG, in addition to another $60mm raised in a PIPE from Lippo, Dragonstone, Xen Capital and others at $10.00 per share 100% of Prenetics existing shareholders roll into the new entity. No existing shareholders are exiting Proceeds to be used for strategic acquisition or investments, R&D, product roll out, geographic expansion and general corporate purposes Illustrative Ownership1 67.3% 25.3% 7.5% Prenetics Equity Rollover Artisan Shareholders PIPE Investors (including the investors under FPAs) Illustrative Enterprise Value1 Illustrative Sources & Uses Assumes 0% redemption by SPAC Shareholders Share Price $10.00 Shares Outstanding (mm) 170.92 Illustrative Post-Money Equity Value $1,709 (-) Net Cash to Balance Sheet3 $455 Illustrative Enterprise Value $1,254 EV / 2022E Revenue 4.6x EV / 2023E Revenue 4.1x Sources Existing Target Shareholder Equity Rollover $1,150 Sponsor Promote4 100 Cash Available in SPAC Trust Account 339 Forward Purchase Agreement 60 PIPE 60 Total Sources $1,709 Uses Existing Target Shareholder Equity Rollover $1,150 Sponsor Promote4 100 Transaction Expenses 40 Net Cash to Balance Sheet 419 Total Uses $1,709 2

We decentralize healthcare We seek to decentralize healthcare by making the three pillars Prevention, Diagnostics and Personalized Care comprehensive and accessible to anyone, at anytime and anywhere. Private and Confidential Our Mission

Prenetics 14 Source: Frost & Sullivan. Notes: Global opportunity as of 2030. 1. Represents global target addressable market for early colorectal cancer screening (except for mainland China) and global market size for consumer genetic testing. 2. Represents global target addressable market for hair loss and erectile dysfunction and global market size for personalized nutrition. 3. Represents global market size for medical device. 4. Represents each business segment revenue as % of total revenue expected in 2025. Decentralizing Healthcare Diagnostics Prevention Personalized Care Future Products Existing Products Personalized nutrition, hair & sexual health products Covid-19 testing, POCT / At-home diagnostic testing and medical genetic testing Consumer genetic testing and early colorectal cancer screening 2025E Revenue $640mm 24.9%4 7.3%4 67.8%4 Global Opportunity: US$117 Billion+1 Global opportunity: US$849 Billion+3 Global opportunity: US$376 Billion+2

Source: Frost & Sullivan. Notes: 1. Include Circle DNA and Covid-19 tests; as of October 31, 2021. 2. Assays to test other infectious diseases are currently under development. Leading Diagnostics / DNA testing company in HK and UK 11 Labs 7 mobile / airport labs in HK & UK and 4 fixed labs $85M Lifetime Fundraising $205M 2021E Revenue 700+ Total Employees 6M+ Total tests processed1 Covid-19 PCR test enabled by in-house developed, cloud- based, automated end-to-end solution with capability to perform over 40K tests daily Covid-19 rapid testing developed by the University of Oxford, utilizing NAAT Patent pending POC & at-home rapid detection health monitoring system (e.g. Covid-19 & other infectious disease testing2) On-going development of at-home blood based testing for routine health check Whole exome sequencing with proprietary 31mm DNA datapoint algorithm The only NMPA approved non-invasive FIT-DNA colorectal cancer screening test OX- LAMP Prevention Diagnostics 15 Prenetics Today

16 Private and Confidential Exceptional Growth Momentum Well Capitalized High Operating Efficiency with Profitable Margins Diversified Footprint US$136.5mm 1H2021 Revenue (All-time High) 1,039% YoY Growth Primarily driven by increased demand for laboratory testing, including travel related COVID-19 testing 50:50 1H2021 Revenue Split (HK:UK) US$97.9mm Jun-21 Cash & Receivables US$57.1mm 1H2021 Adj. Gross Profit1 US$31.5mm 1H2021 Adj. EBITDA2 23.1% 1H2021 Adj. EBITDA Margin 41.8% 1H2021 Adj. Gross Profit Margin Strong Financial Growth with Diversified Footprint Notes: 1. Adjusted Gross Profit represents gross profit before deduction of depreciation and amortization expenses. 2 Adjusted EBITDA represents net profit (loss) before depreciation, amortization, net finance income / (expenses), ESOP or share-based compensation, other non-operating expense including impairment expenses and foreign exchange gains or losses, and income tax.

Global Presence with Operations in 9 Locations 17 Operating Presence Across Asia: Hong Kong, India, the Philippines, Thailand, etc. EMEA HQ London Asia HQ Hong Kong Research Partner Oxford University Prenetics-Oxford Innovation Tech Centre for Advanced Molecular Diagnostics Suzhou, China Circle HealthPod US FDA EUA Approval Expected by 1H 2022 Private and Confidential

Combined research with Oxford University enables Prenetics to have its own research centre at Oxford University Prenetics R&D team already works closely with Oxford team of Professors, with collaboration further enabling us to commercialize novel inventions Prenetics’ ROFR to acquire technology / IP Key research directly with Oxford and the team of professors from March 2021 Initial focus: a) Improving sensitivity and time to results of Covid-19 reagent b) Development of enzymes to lower cost c) Assay development (e.g. infectious disease, STD) Key research directly with the only overseas research centre by Oxford Initial focus will be on a) HealthPod general development b) HealthPod for Clinicians development Strategic R&D Collaboration with Oxford University 18 Dame Caroline Wilson (British ambassador to China) at OSCAR opening – June 2021 Prenetics Molecular Diagnostics Research Center at Oxford University Oxford University 3-Year Research Grant OSCAR – Oxford Suzhou Centre for Advanced Research Close Collaboration with Prenetics In-house R&D Teams Dr. Lawrence Tzang, Ph.D. Co-founder & Chief Scientific Officer Scientific & Laboratory team Dr. Senthil Sundaram, M.D. Chief Clinical Officer Clinical & Bioinformatician team Dr. Mike Ma, Ph.D. Chief R&D Officer Clinical R&D team Dr. Peter Wong, DPhil Chief Technology Officer Engineering & Development team Frank Ong, MD Chief Medical Officer Circle Snapshot R&D & Setup Private and Confidential

World-class Leadership Team of Tech, Biotech, and Healthcare Pioneers 19 Management Team Danny Yeung Group CEO & Co- Founder Stephen Lo, CPA, CFA Chief Financial Officer Lawrence Tzang, PhD Chief Scientific Officer & Co-Founder Avi Lasarow CEO – EMEA Mike Ma, PhD Chief R&D Officer Frank Ong, MD Chief Medical Officer Key Scientific Advisers Prof. Zhanfeng Cui Donald Pollock Professor of Chemical Engineering, University of Oxford Prof. Wei Huang Associate Professor in Dept. of Engineering Science, University of Oxford Dr. Monique Andersson Medical Advisor, Director of Microbiology, Oxford University Hospitals, NHS Foundation Trusts Prof. Michael Yang Chair Professor of Biomedical Sciences, Vice-President (R&D) City University of Hong Kong Private and Confidential

20 Prenetics EMEA Presence

The Prenetics EMEA Story Private and Confidential Prenetics instrumental in sector opening 21 Acquired by Prenetics HK Awarded two Queen’s Awards Launched Bupa SmartDNA in partnership with Bupa UK Launched AETNA & Generali Partnered with Investec South Africa Won the English Premier League contract - end to end COVID-19 testing solution which saw the league return - Awarded COVID-19 testing contract for The Walt Disney Company 1st Flight path to HK opened by Prenetics at London Healthrow Airport Acquisition of OXSED Limited Won Carnival Cruises and Disney Cruise Lines contract - Return to Voyage Selected as preferred COVID-19 testing partner to Virgin Atlantic HMPPS - Outbreak testing in prisons Launched D2C COVID-19 for UK travel Publication of Peer Reviewed Genetic Study Launched CircleDNA Excome One of the first private providers accredited to offer Day 2 Antigen tests Government Project with WBE analysis - UK Home Office

Prenetics EMEA 2021 Summary 8 Labs 6 Mobile / Airport Labs in UK, and 2 Fixed Labs ~1.8M Covid-19 Tests Performed1 Blue Chip Clientele of Corporates US$67.6mm 1H2021 Revenue Sports Cruises Govt Airports / Airlines Productions Notes: 1. As October 31, 2021. Corporate 22

Private and Confidential Prenetics EMEA Capabilities 6 Mobile / Airport Labs in UK, and 2 Fixed Labs 8 Lab Integrations (Europe) Italy, Ireland, Copenhagen ISO 27001 ISO 15189 ISO 22870 Sigma Fulfilment House with strong last mile proposition Six Call Centre with Telehealth enabled 24x7 At home consumer DNA tests On site “end to end” COVID-19 testing operations At home blood testing At home D2C COVID-19 testing for travel 23

24 Prevention Product and Technology

Prevention 25 Source: Frost & Sullivan; Notes: 1. Global market size for DTC molecular testing services based on projection for 2030; Covid-19 testing service market is not included while influence of Covid-19 has been considered in the market sizing. CircleDNA One of The World’s Most Comprehensive Consumer DNA Test 2021E CircleDNA Projected Revenue 2020A-2025E Revenue CAGR 120k+ CircleDNA tests delivered since July 2019 launch In Asia and UK consumer genomics Leading Brand More data than the competitors 45-50x Global Market Size1 $16bn+ $19mm 34% Private and Confidential

CircleDNA — An All-New Industry Standard in Genetic Testing 26 High false negative rate: Will miss >90% mutations associated with cancer and disease Pre-defined and specific SNP Readings Limited Data, can only resolve single letter “typos” Static, will need to test again as science evolves Read protein-coding genes Clinical-grade consumer testing 45–50x more data over genotyping One test, a Lifetime of Value Identify up to 90% genetic variants associated with cancer and other disease Genotyping ~600k 125 Reports 31 Million Whole Exome Sequencing 500+ Reports 23andMe DNA Data Points Genotyping Technology Our Next Generation - Whole Exome Technology Private and Confidential

CircleDNA – the Forefront of Health Diagnostics & Disease Prevention Covering Screening, Wellness, Proactive and Preventive Measures 27 Family Planning Early Detection Precision Medicine Health & Disease Origins Talents & Performance Traits Diet & Lifestyle 500+ Reports Discovered Across 20 Categories A Snapshot of CircleDNA Tests Family Planning & Disease 375 reports Diet, Wellness, Lifestyle 69 reports Traits 70 reports 103 Reports Drug Response 157 Reports Carrier Screening 36 Reports Cancer Risk 65 Reports Disease Risk 6 Reports Dementia & Brain Health 8 Reports Common Health Risk 8 Reports Stress & Sleep 20 Reports Nutrition 15 Reports Diet 14 Reports Skin 5 Reports Pollution Sensitivity 7 Reports Well-Being 4 Reports Gender Traits 5 Reports Behavioral Traits 12 Reports Physical Traits 15 Reports Ancestry 18 Reports Sports & Fitness 9 Reports Success Traits 2 Reports Music & Dance 5 Reports Personality Traits Private and Confidential

DTC Testing – Comparison of Whole Exome Sequencing and Genotyping 28 Source: Frost & Sullivan. Whole Exome Technology Whole Exome Sequencing (WES) vs. Genotyping WES, an advanced technology for sequencing exome and identifying gene variations in the protein-coding region, is a relatively comprehensive and efficient method to identify possible pathogenic mutations. By thoroughly scanning through the exome region and identifying potential mutations associated with cancers and other diseases, WES is able to empower disease diagnosis substantially. Therefore, whole exome technology for analysis of variants in coding regions may be a powerful tool in disease diagnosis. High false positive and negative rate: Will miss most mutations associated with cancer and disease. Pre-defined and specific SNP Readings: Probes are all designed based on the known SNPs, therefore most variants identified are common variants Limited Data: Low-frequency mutations and new mutations can not be identified. Mutation sites are located in regulatory region: Most of the identified sites related with disease are located in the intergenic region and introns Static: Will need to test again as science evolves Reading protein-coding genes: WES is an efficient sequencing approach which focuses only on the protein-coding regions of the genome, in which most known disease-causing genes are presented. This is accomplished by a process called exome enrichment, during which the exome or relevant regions of interest are isolated for WES analysis More data over genotyping: Deep sequencing of whole exome technology can find low-frequency mutations, rare mutations with the likelihood of occurrence below 1%and new mutation sites associated with cancer and disease Clinical-grade consumer testing: The direct detection of genetic variants locates pathogenic gene in exonic regions which qualifies it with high-standard identification to serve consumers with clinical grade testing One test can provide comprehensive understanding of whole exome. Genotyping Technology Whole Exome Technology Genomic DNA Fragmentation (100- 300bp), denaturation Elution, sequencing, bioinformatics Intron s Exons 3’ 5’ Binding to exon- specific, matrix-bound oligos 5’ 3’

Prevention 29 ColoClear The Only Non-Invasive Colon Cancer Screening Test Approved by NMPA Launching in 1H 2022E Source: Frost & Sullivan. Notes: 1. Global target addressable market for colorectal cancer screening based on projection for 2030, except for mainland China; target population is the age group of 40-74 years old. 96% Sensitivity - Highly Accurate Cost Effective Comparing to Colonoscopy Successful Model Comparable to ColoGuard in the US $101bn+ Addressable market1 Private and Confidential

Early Colorectal Cancer Screening – Overview 30 Source: Frost & Sullivan. Imaging Stool-based Test Colonoscopy FOBT/FIT FIT-DNA Advantages Gold standard for colorectal cancer diagnosis and is also often used for screening purposes Visualization Able to apply resection and biopsy High sensitivity and specificity Requires less frequent screening Non-invasive Low price Better compliance than colonoscopy Non-invasive No dietary restrictions or bowel preparation Superior clinical performance (e.g. sensitivity, specificity, and PPV) than FIT Disadvantages Invasive and inconvenient Lack of professional colonoscopy surgeons and anesthetists to operate in China Not suitable for specific population with other underlying diseases Low sensitivity Multiple attempts for sampling required FOBT may require dietary restrictions Higher price than FOBT/FIT 5 days turnaround time Application Scenario Hospital Hospital Clinic At-home Hospital Clinic At-home Colonoscopy procedures and FOBT/FIT are the two key technologies for colorectal cancer screening. Currently colonoscopy is still the gold standard for colorectal cancer diagnosis but has complicated process and poor patient compliance. FIT-DNA as one of the Stool-based tests, is non-invasive, painless and convenient. When FIT-DNA testing results are positive, further colonoscopy screening is required, which improves patient compliance and screening rate in early colorectal cancer screening, providing a better way for scientific and personalized early colorectal cancer screening

Early Colorectal Cancer Screening – Comparison of Stool- based Test 31 Source: Frost & Sullivan. Stool-based Test FOBT FIT FIT-DNA Detection Object Occult blood in stool Occult blood in stool Detect colorectal neoplasia associated with DNA markers and the presence of occult hemoglobin Detection Principle Small samples of stool are placed on the cards and the guaiac causes the stool sample to change color An antibody that binds to a blood protein called hemoglobin is used to detect any blood Combines the FIT with a test that detects altered DNA in the stool Sensitivity 62-79% 79-88% >92% Specificity 87-96% 91-93% 87% Ability to Detect Precancerous Lesions No No Yes Despite being considered as the “gold standard” for colorectal cancer diagnosis, colonoscopy requires a relatively complicated process to administer and receives poor patient compliance due to its invasive nature. As a relatively new screening strategy, FIT-DNA combines FIT with testing for altered DNA biomarkers in cells exfoliated into the stool. Compared with FIT alone, FIT-DNA has a higher sensitivity rate for detecting colorectal cancer. In addition, the clinical trial results of FIT-DNA also demonstrate its ability to detect advanced precancerous lesions such as advanced adenomas as small as one centimeter in diameter Moreover, FIT-DNA test enables users to collect samples at home, which eases the burden to visit hospitals. Because of its reliable performance and convenience, FIT-DNA is recognized as the best available noninvasive colorectal cancer screening technology. FIT-DNA has been recommended in cancer screening guidelines in the U.S., an example of which is an updated recommendation statement for colorectal cancer screening issued by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force

Non-invasive Tests Sensitivity Specificity Detection limitations Sample size needed Dietary restrictions CRC AA gFOBT (Hemoccult II) 40% 12% 98% Intermittent bleeding 3 bowel movements Yes FIT (Faecal Immunochemical Test) 70% 22% 95% Intermittent bleeding Single sample No FIT-DNA (ColoGuard) 92% 42% 87% CRC and AA continuously exfoliate cells Single sample No FIT-DNA (ColoClear) 96% 64% 87% CRC and AA continuously exfoliate cells Single sample No Diagnostic Invasive Test Sensitivity Specificity CRC AA Colonoscopy >95% 95% 90% ColoClear – Industry Leading Performance 32 Source: Company filings, Colorectal cancer development and advances in screening. Clin Interv Aging. 2016 July 19; 967-976. FIT-DNA has higher sensitivity when comparing with other non-invasive Colon Cancer screening tests. Sensitivity=True positive /（True positive + False negative）*100%; Specificity=True negative /（True negative + False positive）*100%. Closest CRC sensitivity to actual colonoscopy standards

Product and Technology 33 Diagnostics

Diagnostics 34 Source: Frost & Sullivan. Notes: 1. As October 31, 2021. 2. Based on projection for 2021; represents global market size; only consists of tests performed in independent clinical laboratories. Project Screen Covid-19 Testing $32bn+ Global Market Size2 11 Labs 7 Mobile / Airport Labs in HK & UK, and 4 Fixed Labs 6M+ Covid-19 Molecular Test Performed1 $51mm 2020A Covid-19 Testing Revenue 77% 2020A-2022E Revenue CAGR Blue Chip Clientele of Governments & Corporates Prenetics laboratory inside Hong Kong International Airport

Major COVID-19 Testing Technologies Comparison 35 Source: Frost & Sullivan. Through-put & Scalability Use-Case Availability Mobility & Lab Required Accuracy Speed Nucleic Acid Amplification Test (RT-LAMP) Reaction time: 15 – 20min Higher: 96% No Need Laboratory No Lab Technicians Yes Symptomatic & Asymptomatic Highly Scalable Antigen Test (Proteins) Reaction time: 15 - 30min Symptomatic: 90% or above Asymptomatic: 27% No Need Laboratory No Lab Technicians Yes Symptomatic (7 days of infection) Highly Scalable Nucleic Acid Amplification Test (RT-PCR) Reaction time: 4 – 6 Hours Highest: 99% Need Laboratory Lab Technicians Yes Symptomatic & Asymptomatic Not scalable PCR-Quality Technology from Oxford

Game Changing POC / At-Home PCR-Quality Testing Technology from Oxford University 36 Notes: 1. Reaction time. 2. Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency. 3. Approved CE Marketing on In-Vitro Diagnostic medical devices. Rapid 15 – 20 mins1 (positive will be faster) Speed that PCR cannot achieve and scale Accurate 98.4% concordance with the q-PCR test Effective in detecting delta, omicron variants Point-of-Care Technology Application of advanced thermo-technology that enables POC application and self-administration Low Cost Enabling frequent testing Scalable No lab or specialist equipment Throat or nasal swabs OX-LAMP Approvals / Recognitions MHRA2 in UK CE IVD3 in EU for POC use • Application for US FDA in process; Expected by 1H 2022 Inside Oxford Lab Developing 30-minute Coronavirus Test

Source: Company Website. Please view Circle HealthPod Product video here: https://circlepod.co/.

Diagnostics 38 Source: Frost & Sullivan. Notes: 1. Represents global market size for medical device based on the projection for 2030. 2. According to trials done primarily by professors and scientists of University of Oxford. Circle HealthPod A Lab. In Your Pocket $849bn+ Global Market Size1 98.4%2 Concordance with the q-PCR test <30min Time to result Mobile & Scalable No lab or specialist equipment Painless Pain-free nasal swab CE-IVD Marked Expect to receive US FDA EUA by 1H 2022 Officially Launched in Hong Kong Nov 2021 Expected to be launched in the EU, the US, and Southeast Asia Detects Covid-19 with NAAT PCR-Quality Technology Influenza / Flu STDs Future Assays:

Illustrative Representation of HealthPod Manufacturing Process .. Assay consumables Subtier supply chain Testingsites Providers Home/personal Labs Point-of-caresystems Analyzer production Reagents Collection consumables Manufacturingequipment/integration Analyzer components Cartridgecomponents High-throughput analyzers Point-of-careanalyzers Home-use cartridges Rapid-result cartridges To labs, testing sites, in-home test kits, providers,and others Assay kits Level of vertical integration varies based on OEM, technology, and platform Test/kit production Sample processing Sample collection Degree of supply-chain constraint (e.g., capacity limitations, small number of suppliers) Less constrained More constrained Circle HealthPod

Near-term Regulatory Roadmap 40 Obtained CE-IVD mark for professional use. In preparation to apply for EU notified body assessment as required by EU IVDD1 to certify Circle HealthPod for home use In preparation to obtain Emergency Use Authorization “EUA”) from US FDA, having commenced a clinical validation and completed a usability study with UserWise Inc.2 In preparation to obtain relevant authorizations, licenses and registrations to distribute Circle HealthPod Other Regions (including SEA / India / South Africa) Notes: 1. European Union Directive 98/79/EC. 2. US based consulting firm focused on US FDA compliance, regulatory approval and usability engineering services for medical products.

Diagnostics 41 Circle SnapShot Health Check. At Home. 50+ Wide Range of Tests for Everyone Digital Health Platform Track your Health Progress Painless Blood collection at home Successful Model Comparable to Everlywell, Letsgetchecked $6bn+ Global Market Size1 Launching in 2022E Source: Frost & Sullivan. Notes: 1. Global market size for at-home health testing based on projection for 2030; does not include home testing kits which do not require lab tests; Covid-19 at-home test has not been considered.

How it works Customer purchases online or in-store, registers a Circle account, and activate kit in App Customer collect blood samples with self- administered test kit Patient return sample kit back to the lab Receive results in ~7 business days. Patient receive report via Circle App, and download lab results to share with doctors Activate Kit Collect Return Results Private and Confidential Snapshot Snapshot

Digital SnapShot of Your Health 43 SnapShot is both an off-the-shelf and white-label solution (including API functionality) offering an E2E service. This includes fulfilling the blood test kits, delivering to the customer including returns, processing of samples and release of results. SnapShot is a user-friendly results delivery system that capitalises on market trends and consumer expectations. The device will work to analyse blood markers across health categories including, for example: Liver Function Heart Health Diabetes Risk Men’s Health Women’s Health

2022E Product Offering Tentative Launch Dates Product Offerings SKUs Biomarkers Tested End of Q1 Food Sensitivity Food Sensitivity Test (Basic) 96 Food IgG Food Sensitivity Test (Comprehensive) 204 Food IgG General Health Heart Health Lipids profile: HDL, LDL, Total Cholesterol, Trig/ HDL ratio, Hba1c Women’s Fertility Women’s Fertility (Basic) FSH, E2 (AMH) Men’s Hormones Men’s Hormones (Basic) Total Testosterone Q2 (TBD) Women’s Hormones Women’s Perimenopause FSH, LH, E2 Women’s Post-menopause E2, Progesterone Women’s Fertility Women’s Fertility (Comprehensive) FSH, LH, E2, AMH, TSH, Free T4, Prolactin, Progesterone, Total T, SHBG Men’s Hormones Men’s Hormones (Comprehensive) Total T, FSH, LH (Progesterone, Prolactin) General Wellness Metabolism (Thyroid) TSH, Free T3, Free T4 General Wellness Stress Cortisol x4, Cortisone x4 Q3 (TBD) General Wellness Men’s Health Complete Free T, Total T, E2, Cortisol, DHEA, SHBG, Thyroid panels General Wellness Women’s Health Complete FSH, LH, E2, AMH, TSH, Free T4, Progesterone, Total T, SHBG, Thyroid panels, Cortisol Q4 (TBD) STI HIV (Screening & Confirmation) HPV HIV HPV STI STI Complete Chlamydia, Gonorrhoea, Syphilis, Trichomoniasis, HIV, HSV2, Hep C

Private and Confidential A Snapshot of Your Health, at your Fingertips. Circle App Review test results and recommendations Personalized digital health coach based on your DNA & biochemistry profile Track health status with regular screening tests Physician-backed and inspirational health tips to take your next steps Need to update image to fit into the phone Snapshot

Diagnostics 46 Launching in 2023E Source: Frost & Sullivan. Notes: 1. Global market size for clinical molecular test service based on projection for 2030; Covid-19 testing service market is not included while influence of Covid-19 has been considered in the market sizing. 20+ Wide range of tests for everyone Next Generation Sequencing Advanced Technology Successful Model Comparable to Invitae, Natera $59bn+ Global Market Size1 Circle Medical Genetic Testing for Physicians

Moving into Medical Genetic Testing (Circle Medical) – Launching in 2023E 47 Circle Medical Single Gene Testing Rapid & Low-Cost 20 Genes BRCA1 BRCA2 APOE CYP2C19 CHEK2 FH Monogenic Panels 15+ Specialities 500+ Panels Oncology Reproductive Health Neurology Pediatrics Immunology Hematology Exome Sequencing 1,000’s of Rare Diseases Confirm the diagnosis for complex or unclear symptoms Identify or rule out the mutation that causes the symptoms Genome Sequencing Most Comprehensive 1,000’s of Rare Diseases Point Mutations Structural Variants Complex Mutations Non-Coding Mutations Disease Susceptibility Revealing the cause of genetic diseases | Targeted and symptoms-based diagnostic testing

Product and Technology 48 Personalized Care

Personalized Care 49 Source: Frost & Sullivan. Notes: 1. Based on CircleDNA customer survey conducted in Feb 2020. 2. Represents global target addressable market for hair loss and erectile dysfunction and global market size for personalized nutrition based on projection for 2030. Circle One / F1x / Fem Testing into personalized care Recurring Revenue Subscription model 63% of CircleDNA customers want Circle One1 Data- based Personalized solution based on data analytics Cross Selling Leverage existing CircleDNA customer base $376bn+ Addressable market2 Launching in 2023E

How It Works 50 Circle One / F1x / Fem 31M Genetic Data Points1 Combine Customer and Genetic Data Personalized Supplements 120K+ Customer Data1 Unspoken Needs Treatments Use Algorithm to Process the Data

DNA Profile Based Personalized Nutrition 51 Source: Frost & Sullivan. Comparison DNA Profile Based Personalized Nutrition Questionnaire Based Personalized Nutrition Definition Healthcare that is based on an individual‘s genetic profile Healthcare that use questionnaires Object Gene variations Habits of lifestyle including sport, diet, etc. Accuracy Cost Examples Consumers with variants of FTO gene (which affects carbohydrates), are recommended with a diet of higher carbohydrate intake Recommendations of food balance according to diet and sport habits Major Approaches to Achieve Personalized Nutrition Benefits of DNA Profile Based Personalized Nutrition Personalization: offers nutritional advice, products or services tailored to each individual’s needs Health Management: ensures consumers have a stronger sense of participation in their own health management Comprehensive Health-related Information: assessment of disease risk based on user’s DNA profile The growth drivers of the DNA profile based personalized nutrition market primarily include increasing need for improving health and preventing diseases due to unhealthy lifestyle, rising awareness of the benefits of healthcare services, consumption upgrade and preference for high-quality diets and personalized services, and technological advancement

Illustrative Telehealth Journey – Planned Launching in 2022E 52 Select reason for consultation Integrated E- Pharmacy Website or Mobile App Tele-Health consultation Delivered to your home Source: Frost & Sullivan. 1. Global market size for personalized nutrition based on projection for 2030. 2. Global target addressable market for hair loss and erectile dysfunction for 2030. Near-term Plan Future Solutions Personalized Supplements Unique formulas to meet individual genetic variations Supplements tailored to each individual’s unique biology $10B+1 Circle F1x / Fem Hair loss, erectile dysfunction, etc. $366B+2

Financial Summary 53

Prenetics Continues To Transform Itself, Now At An Incredible Rate 54 100.0% 21.9% 78.1% 9.7% 90.3% 24.9% 67.8% 7.3% 2019A Revenue $9mm 2021E Revenue $205mm 2025E Revenue $640mm Revenue Evolution1 Multiple Shots on Goal, While Benefiting from Significant Customer and Operational Synergies Across Platform 2 Commercialized Product Lines 4 Commercialized Product Lines 7 Commercialized Product Lines CAGR of 58% Diagnostics Personalized Care Prevention 1 Commercialized Product Line 2020A Revenue $65mm Notes: USD/HKD FX rate of 7.78. For financial projections, please refer to the "Use of Projections" portion of the disclaimer. 1. 2019 and 2020 financials based on audited accounts – Prevention segment revenue includes other service fees and adjustments. 2021 and 2025 financials based on management forecast.

Driven by Robust Organic Growth and Product Launch Strategies 55 Notes: USD/HKD FX rate of 7.78. For financial projections, please refer to the "Use of Projections" portion of the disclaimer. 1. 2019 and 2020 financials based on audited accounts – Prevention segment revenue includes other service fees and adjustments. 2021-2025 financials based on management forecast. Diagnostics Personalized Care Prevention 9 14 20 31 69 102 159 51 185 236 215 290 434 4 23 37 47 9 65 205 272 307 429 640 2019A 2020A 2021E 2022E 2023E 2024E 2025E Revenue in US$ millions Product Launch Year Personalized Care 124% CAGR (22E-25E) Diagnostics 54% CAGR (20A-25E) Prevention 61% CAGR (19A-25E)

We conservatively assumed COVID-19 testing market is not here to stay. Instead, it has allowed us the opportunity to build the tools and expand our platform in order to better serve the new world order of healthcare COVID-19: An Opportunity to Better Reimagine Healthcare 56 Notes: USD/HKD FX rate of 7.78. For financial projections, please refer to the "Use of Projections" portion of the disclaimer. 1. 2019 and 2020 financials based on audited accounts – Prevention segment revenue includes other service fees and adjustments. 2021-2025 financials based on management forecast. Testing the New Norm Self Care as Necessity Brand & Trust Network Time to Market New Technology 159 434 47 2019A 2020A 2021E 2022E 2023E 2024E 2025E Prevention Diagnosis (ex. Covid-19 Testing) Personalized Care Covid-19 Testing Revenue in US$ millions1

High Operating Efficiency Leading to High Growth 57 Notes: USD/HKD FX rate of 7.78. For financial projections, please refer to the "Use of Projections" portion of the disclaimer. 1. 2019 and 2020 financials based on audited accounts. 2021-2025 financials based on management forecast. 2. Excludes depreciation and amortization expenses and a portion of ESOP. 3. Profit sharing to New Horizon for ColoClear is also included. 4. Non-operating expenses primarily attributable to fair value adjustments for ESOP and convertible securities issued by the Company. Includes tax expense and tax credit. Financials in US$ million1 2019A 2020A 1H21A 2021E 2022E 2023E 2024E 2025E Revenue 9 65 136 205 272 307 429 640 YoY % NA 606% 1039% 215% 33% 13% 40% 49% Gross Profit2 3 27 57 85 118 137 185 295 Gross Margin % 33% 41% 42% 41% 43% 45% 43% 46% Sales & Marketing Expenses2 5 6 6 16 41 72 80 107 Research & Development Expenses2 2 2 3 30 36 50 64 83 Administrative and Other Expenses2,3 9 14 17 19 27 36 48 65 Adjusted EBITDA (Non-GAAP) (12) 4 31 21 14 (21) (7) 39 Adjusted EBITDA Margin % (131%) 7% 23% 10% 5% (7%) (2%) 6% Depreciation and Amortization 2 2 2 8 13 17 20 21 ESOP & Other Non-Operating Expenses4 6 4 37 54 16 18 25 37 Net Profit / (Loss) (20) (2) (8) (41) (15) (56) (52) (19) Net Profit Margin % (219%) (3%) (6%) (20%) (6%) (18%) (12%) (3%) • Revenue growth driven by robust organic expansion and product launch strategies • Significant market opportunity in multiple verticals; Pipeline products expected to benefit from customer and operational synergies across platforms • Significant positive momentum is expected from 2024 onwards as most products are in their high growth stage

Well Capitalised with Strong Balance Sheet Private and Confidential 23 60 Dec-20 Jun-21 13 22 Dec-20 Jun-21 Trade Receivables Trade Payables 14 38 Dec-20 Jun-21 Cash & Cash Equivalents Leverage Nil Bank Borrowings Financials in US$ millions

Peers’ Proven Successes Supported by Substantial Valuation 59 Source: Bloomberg. Notes: 1. Select companies with comparable products focused in the US / China. 2. Market cap for listed companies, or latest private round valuation. 3. Market cap as of November 17, 2021. 4. Valuation after the acquisition of PWNHealth; per Bloomberg, as of March 2021. 5. Post-money valuation for $500mm fundraising; per Bloomberg, as of March 2021. Prevention Diagnostics Personalized Care Prenetics Products Peers1 Current Valuation / Market Capitalization2 $4.0bn3 $1.9bn3 $1.6bn3 $2.9bn4 $4.4bn3 $5.0bn5 Roman Health

Prenetics’ Proven M&A Track Record 60 • Provided us the opportunity to grow business in the UK • Currently, the UK operations contributes c.50% of the total revenue Acquisition of DNAFit (2018) • Provided us the support of nucleic acid amplification technologies (“NAAT”), the technological building block to Circle HealthPod • OSCAR – Oxford Suzhou Centre • Oxford University 3-Year Research Grant • Provided us the exclusive rights to sell and process ColoClear in Hong Kong, Macau, and the Philippines • Launch of ColoClear expected in 1H 2022E Acquisition of Oxsed (2020) Strategic Collaboration with Oxford University Strategic Collaboration with New Horizon Approach to Strategic Acquisitions and Collaborations Deployment of a structured and thoughtful process toward selecting the right acquisition targets with the best technological fit and cultural chemistry Focused on opportunities that provide the right platform or advanced technology to (1) expand product offerings, (2) attract more customers, and (3) enhance global presence Private and Confidential

Commercialization & Strategy 61

Prevention 62 Source: Frost & Sullivan; Notes: 1. Global market size for DTC molecular testing services based on projection for 2030; Covid-19 testing service market is not included while influence of Covid-19 has been considered in the market sizing. CircleDNA One of The World’s Most Comprehensive Consumer DNA Test 2021E CircleDNA Projected Revenue 2020A-2025E Revenue CAGR 120k+ CircleDNA tests delivered since July 2019 launch In Asia and UK consumer genomics Leading Brand More data than the competitors 45-50x Global Market Size1 $16bn+ $19mm 34% Private and Confidential

CircleDNA — An All-New Industry Standard in Genetic Testing 63 USD 189 • 14 Categories – 125 Reports • Diet, Nutrition, Fitness, Stress, Ancestry, Skin, and More • 30 Mins Phone Consultation USD 499 USD 499 USD 629 • 1 Category – 163 Reports • Carrier Screening of recessive genetic diseases • 30 Mins Phone Consultation • 4 Categories – 115 Reports • Cancer, Common Health Risks, Disease Risks, Dementia & Brain Health • 30 Mins Phone Consultation • 20 Categories – 500+ Reports • Vital + Family Planning + Health Bundle + Drug Response • 30 Mins Phone Consultation (2x) Vital Health Premium Family Planning Retail Price Private and Confidential

CircleDNA Marketing Strategy 64 Social Media Celebrity Ambassadors ATL Marketing Vaness Wu Actor & singer 15M+ social media followers G.E.M. Asia’s Taylor Swift 50M+ social media followers Gigi Leung Actor, singer & mother 20M+ social media followers TRAM WATSONS TAXI BILLBOARD Private and Confidential

CircleDNA — Extraordinary Growth with Significant Runway 65 - 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 T+0 T+1 T+2 T+3 T+4 T+14 Forecasted Growth Trajectory after Launch1 (# of Cumulative Tests Sold, ’000) 623k (by 2025E) ~12M Market Size4 US$8.8 bn APAC / EMEA Consumer DNA Test Market Size4 US$5.1 bn US Consumer DNA Test CircleDNA Revenue (US$ millions) 2020 2021 2019 23andMe took 4 years to sell 100k tests, which Prenetics achieved in less than 2 years 23andMe Market cap of $4.0bn2 2020A Rating on Trust Pilot3 23andMe 1.9 / 5.0 4.6 / 5.0 14 19 21 42 52 62 2020E 2021E 2022E 2023E 2024E 2025E Source: Frost & Sullivan. Trust Pilot Review. Notes: 1. Blue dotted line denotes management forecast; grey dotted line is extrapolation of 23andMe. 2. Market data as of November 17, 2021. 3. As of July 12, 2021. 4. Market size for DTC molecular testing services based on projection for 2030; Covid-19 testing service market is not included while influence of Covid-19 has been considered in the market sizing. 10,000

Prevention 66 ColoClear The Only Non-Invasive Colon Cancer Screening Test Approved by NMPA Launching in 1H 2022E Source: Frost & Sullivan. Notes: 1. Global target addressable market for colorectal cancer screening based on projection for 2030, except for mainland China; target population is the age group of 40-74 years old. 96% Sensitivity - Highly Accurate Cost Effective Comparing to Colonoscopy Successful Model Comparable to ColoGuard in the US $101bn+ Addressable market1 Private and Confidential

Significant Whitespace in Asia Markets Presents Attractive Growth Opportunities 67 Colorectal Cancer Screening Market in US (2019) Colorectal Cancer Screening Market in HK & SEA (2019) Screened, 16.5% Unscreened, 83.5% Screened, 5.7% Unscreened, 94.3% 128.2M Addressable Population 16.5% Tested 5.7% Tested Key addressable market for (Market cap of $14.9+bn2) Key addressable market for 93.0M Addressable Population Revenue of ColoGuard for Exact Sciences1 (US$ mm) Projected Revenue of ColoClear for Prenetics (US$ mm) 10 27 50 98 2022E 2023E 2024E 2025E 39 99 266 454 810 2015A 2016A 2017A 2018A 2019A 60 160 300 600 104 244 572 1,680 934 Volume (’000) Volume (’000) Source: Frost & Sullivan. Notes: 1. Before Exact Science’s acquisition of Genomic Health in November 2019, ColoGuard is the only major revenue source for Exact Sciences. 2. Market data as of November 17, 2021.

Strategic Technology Transfer from New Horizon to Launch ColoClear 68 Source: Company Filings. Notes: USD/HKD FX rate of 7.78. 1. Market data as of November 17, 2021. 2. Gross profit = Gross Revenue – COGS for products sold – COGS for lab testing services – Sales & Marketing Expenses (including sales incentives and logistics costs). Establishment of Strategic Partnership with New Horizon Health to Commercialize ColoClear Exclusive rights granted to sell & process ColoClear in Hong Kong, Macau, and the Philippines; plan to expand to Taiwan and other countries and regions of SE Asia Exclusive Under a profit sharing agreement, Prenetics and New Horizon will equally share gross profits2 from sales of ColoClear 50:50 5 years of initial term renewable for another 5 years by mutual consent 5+5 Years Completed technology transfer from New Horizon; certified by New Horizon to perform ColoClear testing at its lab Technology Transfer + (Listed on HKEX with market cap of US$1.9bn1 and FY2020 revenue of US$10mm)

Strategic Partnership with EC Healthcare to integrate all of Prenetics testing products as a service offering to EC Healthcare’s patients 69 Source: Company Filings. Notes: USD/HKD FX rate of 7.78. 1. Market data as of November 17, 2021. 2. Gross profit = Gross Revenue – COGS for products sold – COGS for lab testing services – Sales & Marketing Expenses (including sales incentives and logistics costs). Exclusive rights granted to market and sell Prenetics‘ testing products in Hong Kong and Macau Exclusive EC Healthcare is Hong Kong's largest non-hospital medical group Market Leader EC Healthcare and Prenetics to jointly develop necessary IT solutions to enhance the integration of health data resources and genomics data resources R&D Collaboration aims to enable preventive & precision medicine, drug discovery and health policy steering for governments Future of Medicine + (Listed on HKEX with market cap of US$1.8bn1 and FY2020 revenue of US$267mm)

Diagnostics 70 Source: Frost & Sullivan. Notes: 1. As October 31, 2021. 2. Based on projection for 2021; represents global market size; only consists of tests performed in independent clinical laboratories. Project Screen Covid-19 Testing $32bn+ Global Market Size2 11 Labs 7 Mobile / Airport Labs in HK & UK, and 4 Fixed Labs 6M+ Covid-19 Molecular Test Performed1 $51mm 2020A Covid-19 Testing Revenue 77% 2020A-2022E Revenue CAGR Blue Chip Clientele of Governments & Corporates Prenetics laboratory inside Hong Kong International Airport

Prenetics Response To Covid-19 71 Note: 1. Hong Kong International Airport. Extensive Partnerships Across Sectors • Prenetics has become Virgin Atlantic's preferred at-home testing provider, with customers able to order a complete end-to-end travel testing bundle, tailored to their destination + Virgin Atlantic Travel (2022E Revenue $89M) Virgin Atlantic, Carnival Cruise Line, Cruise line operation of an entertainment company, Hong Kong International Airport, Heathrow Airport, London Luton Airport, London Stansted Airport, Manchester Airport, Gatwick Airport, London City Airport, East Midlands Airport Entertainment & Sports (2022E Revenue $15M) English Premier League, Professional Darts Corporation, England and Wales Cricket Board, British Academy Film Awards, Sky TV, Global Media & Entertainment Company, American Film & TV Studio Key Highlights • Airport testing in Hong Kong and the United Kingdom, including HKIA1, Heathrow, Manchester, Stansted, London City, and East Midlands airports • Converted smoking lounge to an ISO-15189 laboratory at the HKIA1. Prenetics is the only Covid- 19 testing provider with operating lab in HKIA1 • Provides daily testing service for more than 3,000 players and club staffs for English Premier League on a regular basis • ~4M tests serviced for HK government Community Testing Quarantine Hotels Hospital Authority Department of Health Food and Environmental Hygiene Department (FEHD) HK Government English Premier League Airport Testing to International & Local Airports

Significant Upside as Travel “Resumes” 72 Source: Frost & Sullivan. Notes: 1. 2020 financials based on management accounts – excludes airline & cruises revenue in EMEA as breakdown is not available. 2. Include entertainment & sports, community testing & screening, corporate B2B testing, etc. 3. Based on projection for 2021; represents global market size; only consists of tests performed in independent clinical laboratories. Covid-19 Testing Revenue Breakdown (US$ millions) 2020A¹ 2021E Travel Others² $51 $173 2% 98% 55% 45% 799 # of Tests (’000) 5,688 $32bn+ Global Market Size3 3.4x

Diagnostics 73 Source: Frost & Sullivan. Notes: 1. Represents global market size for medical device based on the projection for 2030. 2. According to trials done primarily by professors and scientists of University of Oxford. Circle HealthPod A Lab. In Your Pocket $849bn+ Global Market Size1 98.4%2 Concordance with the q-PCR test <30min Time to result Mobile & Scalable No lab or specialist equipment Painless Pain-free nasal swab CE-IVD Marked Expect to receive US FDA EUA by 1H 2022 Officially Launched in Hong Kong Nov 2021 Expected to be launched in the EU, the US, and Southeast Asia Detects Covid-19 with NAAT PCR-Quality Technology Influenza / Flu STDs Future Assays:

Circle HealthPod Product Offering 74 Notes: USD/HKD FX rate of 7.78. Trial Set Starter Set Family Set Single-use Capsule Set Retail Price • 1 x Circle HealthPod • 1 Free Single-use Capsule • 1 x Circle HealthPod • 5 x Single-use Capsule + 1 Free • 2 x Circle HealthPod • 10 x Single-use Capsule + 2 Free • 5 x Nasabl Swabs • 5 x Molecular Capsules • 5 x Specimen Capsules HKD 990 HKD 810 USD 104 HKD 2,910 USD 374 HKD 1,649 USD 212 USD 127

Circle HealthPod B2B Stations 75 Circle HealthPod Dashboard PartnersApp Multiple Circle HealthPods

Use Case 76 • In-patient and out- patient on-site screening • Regular testing for healthcare workers & family • For hotel guests as a complimentary item for their stay or as a paid in-room service • Must-have for every homes to for a peace of mind • At-home testing • On the go testing (with portable charger) Hospitals & Clinics Hotels & Apartments Private Use NGO Community Screen Schools Sports & Entertainment • Rapid testing for schools • Regular testing for students and teachers • Easy and simple test for NGO’s • Regular testing for community members • Rapid at-home testing for attendees • Regular testing for players and staffs

Circle HealthPod Marketing Strategy 77 Concept Stores Celebrity Ambassadors ATL Marketing Circle K11 MUSEA Circle Hysan Place TRAM MTR Billboard TVC TAXI BUS STATION Donnie Yen World-Renowned Filmmaker 2.2M+ social media followers Ian Chan Singer-Songwriter 400k+ social media followers Grace Chan Miss Hong Kong 2013 704k+ social media followers Cecilia Yeung High Jump Record Holder 120k+ social media followers Notes: 1. Number of Instagram followers as of Nov 23, 2021.

Successful Commercialization Case Study: Cue Health 78 Source: Factset, Company Filings, Cue Health Company Website, Bloomberg, Reuters, CNBC. Notes: 1. Market data as of November 17, 2021. The Cue Health Monitoring System • The Cue Health Monitoring System is a fast, compact, highly portable testing platform with high performance and accuracy, utilizing molecular diagnostic technology • Cue Health's COVID-19 cartridge test is authorized by the US FDA for home use with no prescription in Mar 2021. The company filed for a US IPO on September 1, 2021 $1.6bn Market Cap1 $481mm Contract Granted from US Gov’t Go-to-Market Strategy: Key Partners & Target Clients Enterprise Healthcare Provider Direct-to-Consumer Public Sector Henry Schein Fortune 500 Companies Mayo Clinic Hospitals / Private Clinics E-commerce In-store US Department of Defense Government Agencies $202mm 1H 2021 Revenue

Diagnostics 79 Circle SnapShot Your annual health check at home 50+ Wide Range of Tests for Everyone Digital Health Platform Track your Health Progress Painless Blood collection at home Successful Model Comparable to Everlywell, Letsgetchecked $6bn+ Global Market Size1 Launching in 2022E Source: Frost & Sullivan. Notes: 1. Global market size for at-home health testing based on projection for 2030; does not include home testing kits which do not require lab tests; Covid-19 at-home test has not been considered.

Successful Commercialization Case Study: Everlywell 80 Source: Everlywell Company Website, Bloomberg. Notes: 1. Per Bloomberg news article, as of March 2021. Innovative at-home Health Testing • Everlywell’s portfolio of 30+ at-home tests offer simple sample collection and physician-reviewed results and insights sent to your device in 5 to 7 business days • In March 2021, Everlywell announced its acquisition of PWNHealth and Home Access Health Corp. in a cash and stock deal. The combined companies, re-branded as Everly Health, expects to support more than 20 million people annually in the US Popular Everlywell Tests Metabolism Indoor & Outdoor Allergy Sexually Transmitted Disease Food Sensitivity Measure free testosterone, cortisol and TSH levels Test for 40 common indoor and outdoor allergens Screens for 7 common sexually transmitted infections Measure body’s immune systems’ IgG antibody reactivity to 96 foods $2.9bn Valuation1 ~$200mm 2020 Revenue1

Diagnostics 81 Launching in 2023E Source: Frost & Sullivan. Notes: 1. Global market size for clinical molecular test service based on projection for 2030; Covid-19 testing service market is not included while influence of Covid-19 has been considered in the market sizing. 20+ Wide range of tests for everyone Next Generation Sequencing Advanced Technology Successful Model Comparable to Invitae, Natera $59bn+ Global Market Size1 Circle Medical Genetic Testing for Physicians

Significant Growth Potential in Asia / Europe Markets Present Attractive Growth Opportunities 82 Source: Frost & Sullivan. Notes: 1. Billable volume for 2018 – 2019. Accessioned volume for 2017. 2. Market data as of November 17, 2021. 3. While its geographic scope is not limited to certain regions, it is expected to predominantly generate revenue in Hong Kong, SE Asia and Europe during the projection period. 68 148 217 2017A 2018A 2019A 4.6 10.6 Today (2021E) 2025E 4.6 9.2 2016A Today (2021E) Medical Molecular Testing Market in US (US$ bn) Medical Molecular Testing Market in HK / SEA / Europe (US$ bn) 2.0x 2.3x Revenue for Invitae (US$ mm) Projected Revenue of Circle Medical for Prenetics3 (US$ mm) 26 38 56 2023E 2024E 2025E 150 292 469 Volume 1 (’000) Volume (’000) Target market size for 100 150 225 (Market cap of $4.4bn2) US market size for

Personalized Care 83 Source: Frost & Sullivan. Notes: 1. Based on CircleDNA customer survey conducted in Feb 2020. 2. Represents global target addressable market for hair loss and erectile dysfunction and global market size for personalized nutrition based on projection for 2030. Circle One / F1x / Fem Testing into personalized care Recurring Revenue Subscription model 63% of CircleDNA customers want Circle One1 Data- based Personalized solution based on data analytics Cross Selling Leverage existing CircleDNA customer base $376bn+ Addressable market2 Launching in 2023E

Successful Commercialization Case Study: Roman 84 Source: Roman Company Website, Bloomberg, PR Newswire, Fortune. Notes: 1. Per Bloomberg, as of March 2021. Represents the post-money valuation of Ro, the operator of Roman. 2. Per Bloomberg, as of March 2021. Represents the lifetime fundraising of Ro, the operator of Roman. Roman – Digital Health Clinic for Men • Roman provides personalized solutions to men for the treatment of erectile dysfunction, hair loss, premature ejaculation, etc. • Roman’s daily vitamins and supplements are available in 4,600+ Walmart stores across the United States $5bn Valuation1 $876mm Lifetime Fundraising2 Key Partners Pharmaceuticals Retailers Healthcare Sports & Entertainments Pfizer Greenstone Walmart Ribbon Health Quest Diagnostics MLB

Closing Remarks 85

Prenetics Delivering Favorable Metrics vs. US Peers 5 Years Ago 86 Notes: USD/HKD FX rate of 7.78. 1. 2021-2025 financials based on management forecast. Exact Sciences, Invitae and Natera historical financials sourced from company filings. 2. Indicates primary product focus. 3. Please refer to Transaction Summary page for further details. 4. Market data as of December 31, 2016. 5. Market data as of November 17, 2021. US$ millions Revenue1 Operating Profit (Loss) 1 $1.3bn4 $14.9bn5 $0.25bn4 $4.4bn5 Multiple Product & Pipeline Single Product2: Colorectal Cancer Screening Single Product2: Medical Genetic Testing $1.25bn3 Enterprise Value Substantial revenue with robust product pipeline Efficient cost structure $0.6bn4 $9.7bn5 Dual Product2: NIPT & Carrier Screening Market Cap c. 11x c. 18x c. 16x 2016A 2017A 2018A 2019A 2020A 2016A 2017A 2018A 2019A 2020A 2016A 2017A 2018A 2019A 2020A 2021E 2022E 2023E 2024E 2025E 205 272 307 429 640 99 266 454 876 1,491 25 68 148 217 280 217 211 258 302 391 13 1 (38) (26) 18 (169) (118) (157) (218) (489) (100) (121) (123) (244) (652) (96) (134) (115) (131) (216)

Tremendous Value Potential for Prenetics to be Unlocked via Synergistic Acquisitions 87 Notes: 1. Market data as of December 31, 2016. 2. Market data as of November 17, 2021. 3. Please refer to Transaction Summary page for further details. $1.3bn+ $0.25bn+ Synergistic & Technology-enabling Bolt-on Acquisition Opportunities Liquid Biopsy Bioinformatics Long-read Sequencing $14.9bn+ $4.4bn+ Market Cap (2016)1 ~10 Acquisitions Market Cap (Now)2 Potential Upside from Synergistic Acquisitions ~13 Acquisitions $1.25bn3 Enterprise Value Private and Confidential

88 Telehealth Global Laboratories Rapid POC / At-home Testing Prevention Diagnostics Personalized Care Bring Health Closer to People Integrated E-Pharmacy Programs Prenetics is Building the Future of Healthcare Private and Confidential

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4.1x 9.8x 11.5x 10.6x 6.9x 5.9x 11.9x 10.0x 7.4x 5.9x 5.4x 7.7x Prenetics New Horizon Health 23andMe Natera Exact Sciences Invitae Dr. Lal PathLabs Metropolis Healthcare LumiraDx Invitae Autobio Diagnostics Quidel Benchmarking Analysis 90 Source: Company disclosures, broker reports and FactSet as of November 17, 2021; 1.Prenetics’ EV/revenue multiples are based on illustrative enterprise value of $1.254bn. EV / CY2022E Revenue Multiples EV / CY2023E Revenue Multiples Prenetics Prevention / Personalized Care Diagnostics 4.6x 13.4x 13.1x 8.2x 7.8x 13.3x 11.5x 10.2x 7.8x 6.8x 6.0x Prenetics New Horizon Health 23andMe Natera Exact Sciences Invitae Dr. Lal PathLabs Metropolis Healthcare LumiraDx Invitae Autobio Diagnostics Quidel 1 1 24.0x CY2023E Average: 8.9x CY2023E Average: 8.1x CY2022E Average: 13.3x CY2022E Average: 9.3x

Select Precedent Transactions 91 Sources: Public filings, Dealogic and MergerMarket. Notes: 1. Excludes earnout; 2. Lemonaid’s EV is based on cash consideration of US$102m and share consideration of 23andMe’s 30,0278,958 Class A common stock as disclosed in 23andMe’s 10-Q for Q2 2021. The share consideration portion is calculated with 23andMe’s closing share price on date of announcement of the completion of acquisition (November 1, 2021); 3. EV / LTM EBITDA multiple less than 0.0x. EV/LTM Date Acquiror Target Public / Private EV1 (US$m) Sales (x) EBITDA (x) Nov-21 Public 453.92 –– Sep-21 Private 714.8 –– Aug-21 (85.5%) Private 7,100.0 –– Apr-21 Private 795.0 18.9 – Apr-21 Private 3,000.0 –– Apr-21 Public 1,624.3 3.9 22.3 Mar-21 Public 1,729.0 10.1 – Feb-21 Private 3,500.0 11.5 – Oct-20 Private 1,700.0 –– Oct-20 Private 410.0 –– Sep-20 Private 780.0 10.8 24.1 Sep-20 (80%) Private 309.6 –– Jun-20 Private 886.0 17.7 nm3 Mar-20 Private 95.0 –– Feb-20 Public 51.5 3.8 nm3 Jan-20 (Oncology) Private 37.0 3.7 – Mean 1,449.1 10.1 23.2 Median 787.5 10.5 23.2

Covid-19 Testing CircleDNA Circle HealthPod 2021 Medical Community Recognition Customer & Data Sets Existing: Covid-19 Pipeline: STD, Influenza Extend Consumer Journey / Lifetime Value (“LTV”) 2021 2022 New Product Extension New Product Extension Personalized nutrition, hair & sexual health products At Home Health Tests Medical Genetic Testing Circle Snapshot 2022 ColoClear 2022 Circle Medical 2023 2023 2020 & earlier Near-term Development of Product Pipeline 92 Prevention Diagnostics Personalized Care Lab Tests Required (same lab supporting multiple tests) Existing products Circle One Circle F1x / Fem 2023 2023

Risks Relating to Prenetics’ Business 93 Risks Relating to Doing Business in Hong Kong 1. The business, financial condition and results of operations of Prenetics, and/or the value of PubCo's securities or PubCo’s ability to offer or continue to offer securities to investors may be materially and adversely affected to the extent the laws and regulations of the PRC become applicable to Prenetics. In that case, Prenetics may be subject to the risks and uncertainties associated with the evolving laws and regulations in the PRC, their interpretation and implementation, and the legal and regulatory system in the PRC more generally, including with respect to the enforcement of laws and the possibility of changes of rules and regulations with little or no advance notice. 2. The PRC government has significant oversight, discretion and control over the manner in which companies incorporated under the laws of PRC must conduct their business activities, but as Prenetics operates in Hong Kong and not mainland China, the PRC government currectly does not exert direct oversight and discretion over the manner in which Prenetics conducts its business activities. However, there is no guarantee that the PRC government will not seek to intervene or influence Prenetics’ operations at any time. If Prenetics were to become subject to such oversight, discretion or control, including over overseas offerings of securities and/or foreign investments, it may result in a material adverse change in Prenetics’ operations, significantly limit or completely hinder PubCo’s ability to offer or continue to offer securities to investors and cause the value of PubCo’s securities to significantly decline or be worthless, which would materially affect the interests of the investors. 3. Implementation of the National Security Law in Hong Kong involves uncertainty, and the recent policy pronouncements by the PRC government regarding business activities of U.S.-listed Chinese businesses may negatively impact Prenetics’ existing and future operations in Hong Kong. 4. PubCo’s securities may be delisted or prohibited from being traded “over-the-counter” under the Holding Foreign Companies Accountable Act if the PCAOB were unable to fully inspect or investigate Prenetics’ auditor. The delisting or the cessation of trading “over-the-counter” of PubCo’s securities, or the threat of their being delisted or prohibited, may materially and adversely affect the value and/or liquidity of your investment. Additionally, if the PCAOB were unable to conduct full inspections or investigations of Prenetics’ auditor, it would deprive PubCo’s investors of the benefits of such inspections or investigations. 5. Prenetics may be affected by the currency peg system in Hong Kong and other exchange rate fluctuations. 6. Increases in labor costs may adversely affect Prenetics’ business and results of operations. 7. Unfavorable economic and political conditions in Hong Kong and other parts of Asia could materially and adversely affect Prenetics’ business, financial condition, and results of operations. Key Risks Relating to Prenetics’s Business 1. A significant portion of Prenetics’ historical revenue was, and its near-term revenue will be generated, from its COVID-19 testing services, the demand for which may be substantially reduced with the production and widely administered use of an efficacious vaccine or treatment for COVID-19, and failure of Prenetics to derive significant revenue from other products and services and expand its overall customer base would harm its business and results of operation. 2. The diagnostic testing market, particularly with respect to COVID-19 testing, is highly competitive, and many of Prenetics’ competitors are larger, better established and have greater financial and other resources 3. The consumer genetic testing market is highly competitive, and many of Prenetics’ competitors are more established and have stronger marketing capabilities and greater financial resources, which presents a continuous threat to the success of its consumer genetic testing business. 4. Prenetics’ near-term success is highly dependent on the successful launch of Circle HealthPod and the continued commercialization of its COVID-19 testing services in its target geographies. If Prenetics’ existing or new products are unable to attain market acceptance or be successfully commercialized in all or any of these jurisdictions, its business and future prospects could be materially and adversely affected. 5. Prenetics relies substantially on third-party contract manufacturers for the manufacturing, quality-testing, assembly and shipping of its COVID-19 test kit, Circle HealthPod and other products. Any termination of significant rights under the existing arrangements would disrupt Prenetics’ ability to sell and distribute its COVID-19 test kit, Circle HealthPod and other products until and unless it finds new contract manufacturers, which would materially and adversely affect its business. 6. Prenetics has a number of pipeline products that are currently in the R&D phase, including Circle Medical, Circle SnapShot, future assays of Circle HealthPod, Circle One and F1x and Fem, and may not be successful in its efforts to develop any of these or other products into marketable products. Any failure to develop these or other products or any delay in the development could adversely affect its business and future prospects. 7. Clinical trials, and verification and validation studies necessary to support a future product submission with regulatory authorities will be expensive and may require the enrollment of large numbers of subjects or the availability of a large number of test samples, and suitable subjects or samples may be difficult to identify and recruit or obtain. Delays or failures in Prenetics’ clinical trials will prevent it from commercializing any modified or new products and will adversely affect its business, operating results and prospects. 8. If the third parties engaged by Prenetics to conduct clinical trials fail to render their services as contractually required or expected, Prenetics may not be able to obtain regulatory approval for or commercialize its products. 9. If Prenetics is not successful in leveraging its platform and technology to discover, develop and commercialize additional products, its ability to expand its business and achieve its strategic objectives would be impaired. 10. If Prenetics’ products and services do not deliver reliable results as expected, its reputation, business and operating results will be adversely affected.

Risks Relating to Prenetics’ Business (Cont’d) 94 Other Risks Relating to Prenetics’s Business 1. Prenetics has incurred net losses since its inception, and it anticipates that it will continue to incur losses for the foreseeable future, which could harm its future business prospects. 2. Prenetics is an early-stage company and has a limited operating history, and its near-term business strategy and in-house R&D efforts are centered around new and rapidly developing markets including point-of-care testing (POCT) for infectious diseases diagnosis, which may make it difficult to evaluate its current business and predict its future performance. 3. Prenetics has a limited history introducing new products and services to its customers. The future prospects of its business may be harmed if Prenetics’ efforts to attract new customers and engage existing customers by introducing new products, including Circle HealthPod, are unsuccessful. 4. Prenetics may not be able to achieve or maintain satisfactory pricing and margins, and its pricing strategies may not meet customers’ price expectations, which could adversely affect its revenues and results of operations. Prenetics has increased, and expects to further expand, the size of its organization, and it may experience difficulties in managing its growth. If Prenetics is unable to manage the anticipated growth of its business, its future revenue and operating results may be harmed. 5. Prenetics has increased, and expects to further expand, the size of its organization, and it may experience difficulties in managing its growth. If Prenetics is unable to manage the anticipated growth of its business, its future revenue and operating results may be harmed. 6. The initial use of Prenetics’ test kits requires users to follow instructions, and not adhering to instructions may lead to false results and inaccurate outcomes, which could harm the user experience and customer perception of Prenetics’ products. 7. Some of Prenetics’ marketing initiatives, including celebrity and key opinion leader endorsement and use of social media, may adversely affect Prenetics’ reputation. Prenetics relies substantially on its research collaboration with Oxford for development and commercialization of its POCT infectious disease testing products. If Oxford is unable to achieve projected development milestones or produce any meaningful research results, or experiences delays in doing so, Prenetics may not be able to capitalize on its investment in the collaboration projects and its business and reputation may be adversely affected. 8. Prenetics relies substantially on its research collaboration with Oxford for development and commercialization of its POCT infectious disease testing products. If Oxford is unable to achieve projected development milestones or produce any meaningful research results, or experiences delays in doing so, Prenetics may not be able to capitalize on its investment in the collaboration projects and its business and reputation may be adversely affected. 9. Prenetics relies on a limited number of suppliers for Circle HealthPod components, COVID-19 test kit materials and laboratory testing services for COVID-19 test kit and CircleDNA, and may not be able to find replacements or immediately transition to alternative suppliers, which could adversely affect its ability to meet customer demand. 10. The operating results of Prenetics may fluctuate significantly, which makes its future operating results difficult to predict and could cause its operating results to fall below expectations. 11. Prenetics’ business significantly depends upon the strength of Prenetics’ brands, including Prenetics, CircleDNA and Circle HealthPod, and any harm to Prenetics’ brands or reputation may materially and adversely affect its business and results of operations. 12. If Prenetics cannot provide quality technical and customer and user support, it could lose customers, and its business and prospects may be adversely affected. 13. If Prenetics is unable to successfully expand its sales and marketing infrastructure to match its growth, its business may be adversely affected. 14. Prenetics is highly dependent on its senior management team and key advisors and personnel, and its business and operating results could be harmed if it is unable to retain senior management and key personnel and to attract and retain qualified personnel necessary for its business. 15. The sizes of the markets and forecasts of market growth for the demand of Prenetics’ current and pipeline products and services are based on a number of complex assumptions and estimates that are subject to change, and may be inaccurate. 16. Prenetics may need to raise additional funds to develop its platform, commercialize new products or expand its operations, and it may be unable to raise capital when needed or on acceptable terms. 17. Prenetics plans to enter new business areas, such as clinical genetic testing and personalized care, where Prenetics does not have any experience or has minimal experience. Prenetics would likely face competition from entities more familiar with those businesses, and Prenetics’ efforts may not succeed. 18. Prenetics may engage in acquisitions, investments or strategic alliances in the future, which could require significant management attention and resources, may not achieve their intended results and could adversely affect its business, financial condition and results of operations. 19. Prenetics may incur debt or assume contingent or other liabilities or dilute Prenetics’ shareholders in connection with acquisitions or strategic alliances. 20. If PubCo fails to implement and maintain an effective system of internal controls in the future, PubCo may be unable to accurately report its financial condition or results of operations, which may adversely affect investor confidence in Prenetics and, as a result, the market price of PubCo Ordinary Shares and PubCo Warrants. 21. U.K.’s withdrawal from the European Union could have an adverse impact on Prenetics’ business. 22. If Prenetics, its suppliers or its contract manufacturers experience any significant business disruptions, Prenetics’ operations and financial condition could be seriously harmed. 23. Prenetics depends on the information systems of its own and those of third parties for the effective service on Prenetics’ website, mobile applications, or in Prenetics’ computer or logistics systems, and the overall effective and efficient functioning of its business. Failure to maintain or protect Prenetics’ information systems and data integrity effectively could harm Prenetics’ business, financial condition and results of operations. 24. The COVID-19 pandemic could materially and adversely affect Prenetics’ business and results of operations.

Risks Relating to Prenetics’ Business (Cont’d) 95 Risks Relating to Government Regulation 1. Prenetics’ business collects and processes a large amount of data including personal information, and Prenetics will face legal, reputational, and financial risks if Prenetics fails to protect its customers’ data from security breaches or cyberattacks. Prenetics is also subject to various laws and regulations relating to privacy or the protection or transfer of data relating to individuals, and any change in such laws and regulations or any failure by Prenetics to comply with such laws and regulations could adversely affect Prenetics’ business. 2. Prenetics’ products and services are and will continue to be subject to extensive regulation, compliance of which could be costly and time-consuming or may cause unanticipated delays or prevent the receipt of the required approvals to offer Prenetics’ products and services. 3. Prenetics’ testing products are subject to various regulatory guidelines, and any identified deficiencies or quality issues in the components of the test kits and testing devices could result in product recalls and could harm its reputation, business and financial results. 4. Prenetics plans to expand its business and operations internationally to various jurisdictions in which it does not currently operate and where Prenetics has limited operating experience, all of which exposes Prenetics to business, regulatory, political, operational and financial risk. Risks Relating to Intellectual Property and Legal Proceedings 1. Prenetics may be subject to legal proceedings and litigation, which are costly to defend, and adverse publicity about any investigation, litigation, regulatory or legal action against Prenetics or its senior management could harm its reputation and business. 2. Prenetics’ patent and other intellectual property protection may not be sufficient, and if Prenetics is unable to obtain, maintain and protect its intellectual property rights and proprietary information or prevent third-parties from making unauthorized use of its technology, its business could be harmed. 3. Prenetics depends, and may depend in the future, on intellectual property licensed from third parties for development and commercialization of certain products, and the termination of the licenses or other agreements permitting Prenetics to use such intellectual property or failure of such third parties to maintain or protect such intellectual property could result in the loss of significant rights by Prenetics, which would harm its business. 4. Prenetics could be sued for products liability, which could result in substantial liabilities that exceed its resources. 5. Prenetics may be subject to claims that its employees, consultants or independent contractors have wrongfully used or disclosed confidential information of third parties or that Prenetics’ employees have wrongfully used or disclosed alleged trade secrets of their former employers. 6. The diagnostic testing industry is characterized by intellectual property litigation and in the future Prenetics may be involved in patent litigation or other intellectual property infringement claims or administrative proceedings with respect to intellectual property that could be costly, result in the diversion of management’s time and efforts, and may disrupt its business and operations. 7. Patent terms may be inadequate to protect Prenetics’ competitive position on its products and services for an adequate amount of time. 8. Prenetics uses open source software, which may pose particular risks to its proprietary software and source code. Prenetics may face claims from open source licensors claiming ownership of, or demanding the release of, the intellectual property that it developed using or derived from such open source software. 9. Prenetics relies substantially on its trademarks and trade names. If its trademarks and trade names are not adequately protected, then Prenetics may not be able to build name recognition in its markets of interest and its business may be harmed.