As part of the agreement, Triple Dragon is entitled to, but not obligated to, subscribe for up to 1 165 000 new shares in Jumpgate at a subscription price of 1.75 SEK per share. The subscription right may be exercised during December 2026. If fully exercised, the subscription right would add ca 2 million SEK in proceeds before transaction costs, and the number of shares in the Company would increase with up to 1 165 000 shares, from 14 444 614 shares to 15 609 614 shares, and the registered share capital would increase with 40 775 SEK, from 505 561.49 SEK to 546 336.49 SEK. Corresponding with a dilution effect of ca 7.5 percent of the total number of shares and votes in the Company.

Furthermore, Jumpgate has executed an agreement for 2 000 000 SEK in project financing, so called finishing funding, for the game Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown with shareholders Alexander Ivarsson and Jimmy Jönsson. The return for the financiers is limited to a maximum 14 percent calculated from a share of Jumpgate´s share of the revenue from the game as of 30 days after release.

”Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown was previously planned for the end of 2025 and the release date was delayed to February 18, 2026. The extended development period and the delayed revenue as a consequence of the deferred launch is financed by a combination of previously published German public funding and the new project financing. With the expanded loan facility from Triple Dragon, we also get the opportunity to add liquidity when needed during the year. With these two financing solutions in place. We look forward to an exciting start of 2026. During the end of the first quarter, in addition to the Star Trek release, we also have a planned project launch for the new externally financed game project from Tivola Games, with a development budget of ca 19 000 000 SEK, which was announced on December 19”, says Harald Riegler, CEO Jumpgate.

The board of Jumpgate has carefully considered different financing solutions in light of the Company´s current stage of commercialisation, increased market presence and need for financial flexibility. The board, however, is of the opinion after weighing the available options, that the loan facility including the subscription right is the most effective and expedient way to secure the necessary funds required for the continued operational development of the Company. A rights issue would additionally be more time and resource demanding compared with the loan facility, not the least due to the work of securing the rights issue and the fact that there are no guarantees that such a share issue would be fully subscribed. The loan facility including the subscription right, is thus considered the more advantageous alternative compared with a rights issue, and is objectively in the best interest of the Company as well as its shareholders.

For additional information

Harald Riegler CEO, Jumpgate AB E-mail: [email protected]

About the Company

Jumpgate AB is an independent group of game development companies founded in 2011, comprising four game studios: Nukklear (Hannover), Tivola Games (Hamburg), gameXcite (Hamburg) and Funatics (Düsseldorf). The group develops and publishes its own games as well as developing games and other digital products for external companies. The companies in the group have established collaborations with strong industry partners and exciting product portfolios with large potential. The group is engaged in the global market, distributing games on a worldwide basis and has a large international network. For more information: www.jumpgategames.se