Vinci Compass Investments (VINP) investor relations material

Deal rationale and strategic fit

• AustralRe anchors VPCS, a permanent-capital vertical separate from Asset Management, creating a balance-sheet business alongside the asset-light division.

• VPCS is intended to fund GP commitments, seed strategies and expand fundraising across Latin America through market cycles, using capital not subject to LP redemption cycles.

• AustralRe brings a profitable reinsurance platform operating in 16 countries, with R$3.0bn in gross written premiums and R$1.8bn in cash and investments as of June 2026.

• The transaction builds on more than 15 years of shared history and aligns AustralRe’s investment capital with fund investors.

Financial terms and conditions

• Priced at 1.0x tangible book value, with estimated consideration of R$336m after pre-closing capital distributions and extraordinary dividends.

• Estimated consideration is R$247m in cash and 1.7m new Class A shares; the final mix depends on minority shareholders’ cash-or-stock elections.

• A R$150m–R$200m pre-closing distribution is planned, alongside a R$900m equity contribution at closing.

• Expected to be immediately accretive on a cash basis, with double-digit accretion to distributable earnings per share.

• Approval included an independent board committee, a Kroll fairness opinion, equal terms for AustralRe shareholders and private equity fund LPAC approval.

Synergies and expected cost savings

• Each R$1 of AustralRe long-term balance-sheet capital could unlock at least R$13 of third-party fee-paying AUM, based on historical results.

• AustralRe’s investable assets can support GP commitments, seed strategies and fundraising; alternative allocations may enhance portfolio yields and ROE over time.

• VPCS will absorb 100% of GP commitments and future capital calls, leaving Asset Management cash flows available for shareholder returns or VPCS growth.

• Shared Latin American markets may create commercial and corporate-development opportunities, including premium generation and reinsurance partnerships.