Question 1

Where can I buy and sell EGX?

Accepted Answer

EGX is no longer being sold by Enegra on the primary market, and can only be purchased from existing token-holders on the secondary market. EGX is currently listed on the following centralised exchanges (CEX):

You will first need to qualify your CEX deposit address before you are able to deposit EGX onto the CEX.

EGX can also be traded off-market between qualified parties.

|| EGX does not trade via any decentralised exchange (DEX) liquidity pool due to the need to ensure that all parties in any trade are qualified in order to remain compliant.

Question 2

What is EGX?

Accepted Answer

Enegra has tokenized one hundred percent (100%) of the equity in Enegra Group Ltd, with equity represented by the ERC-3643 compliant EGX security token issued on the Polygon network (ISIN MYA159590209 issued by Bursa Malaysia). There are currently EGX 87,000,000 issued. EGX uses the T-REX contracts written by Tokeny, which have been audited by Haken.

All Enegra Group Ltd shares are held by a licensed Trust Company, Beyond International Trust Ltd, as Nominee on behalf of EGX token-holders, and all rights and distributions are passed on to the token-holders, including dividends and voting. As EGX are securities, in order to hold EGX in a self-custody wallet, investors need to first pass KYC/AML checks, agree to the EGX Terms & Conditions, and have

Question 3

Who is Enegra?

Accepted Answer

Enegra Group Ltd (Enegra) enables commodity miners in emerging markets to compete globally, via world-class trading expertise, risk management, logistics, and governance. The success of our model makes Enegra one of the largest owners of physical commodity offtakes in the world. This offtake provides Enegra with an audited net asset value of over USD 60 billion. More information about Enegra can be found at Linktree and in the EGX Overview.

Enegra started life as a public, unlisted company in Australia in 2011. In 2019 a new holding company was formed in Labuan (Malaysia) to take advantages of the tax and token regulations of the Labuan Financial Services Authority (LFSA). Enegra has now exited Australia, and has subsidiaries in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and USA.

Enegra has experienced board, executive, operational, and advisory teams. The board is lead by chairman David Vincent. The Executive team is lead by CEO Matthew Averay. The Operational team is lead by COO Eli Weir. The Advisory team is lead by Mark Darras. With a clear focus on governance and compliance, Enegra complies with regulations in all jurisdictions in which it operates, and is audited by Crowe.

| Enegra has tokenised 100% of its equity into the EGX security token.

Question 4

How do I manage my Investor Profile?

Accepted Answer

Once you have qualified to hold EGX via the Investor Portal, you will be able to login to the Investor Portal using the same email address and password used during qualification. After signing in, you will be able to manage your profile, and see your holdings.

As a company registered in Labuan (Malaysia), Enegra is required by the Labuan Financial Services Authority (LFSA) to ensure that we have up-to-date contact information for all of our beneficial owners, being the EGX token holders.

| It is important to update your contact information via the Investor Portal at least every 12 months.

Question 5

Why do I have to get qualified to hold EGX?

Accepted Answer

The equity of Enegra is represented by the ERC-3643 compliant EGX security token issued on the Polygon network (ISIN MYA159590209 issued by Bursa Malaysia). All Enegra Group Ltd shares are held by a licensed Trust Company, Beyond International Trust Ltd, as Nominee on behalf of EGX token-holders, and all rights and distributions are passed on to the token-holders, including dividends and voting.

EGX are securities, with EGX token-holders being the beneficial owners of Enegra Group Ltd. In order to be compliant with the regulations imposed by Labuan Financial Services Authority (LFSA), Enegra is obliged to perform KYC/AML checks on prospective token-holders.

This process is automated via the Investor Portal. Prospective token-holders create an account and submit their information after agreeing to the [EGX Terms & Conditions](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kc4b55WjJJl

Question 6

What are security tokens?

Accepted Answer

Security tokens are digital assets that represent ownership or control of a physical asset, such as real estate, a company, or a commodity. They are issued on a blockchain network such as Polygon and are used to facilitate transactions and provide access to different services.

Security tokens such as EGX offer advantages compared to the assets they represent or other digital assets, for example:

Security. They are more secure, due to the immutability of the blockchain and its ability to store data in a decentralised manner. This makes them harder to misappropriate or manipulate.
Fractionalisation. Security tokens can represent fractions of the value of the assets they represent. The ability to fractionalise an asset, and for portions of a security token to be bought and sold, is a key advantage of tokenisation.
Transparency. Security tokens are more transparent. All transactions are recorded on the blockchain, meaning that users can track them and verify their authenticity. This makes them more reliable and trustworthy than traditional assets.
Liquidity. Security tokens are often more liquid than traditional assets. They can be easily and quickly traded on exchanges, allowing investors to buy and sell them quickly and easily. This makes it easier for investors to enter or exit the market.
Programability. As Security tokens are essentially defined by software, they can

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