AIM Rule 17 – Schedule 2(g) update

27 May 2022

LIVERMORE INVESTMENTS GROUP LIMITED

("Livermore" or the "Company")

AIM Rule 17 - Schedule 2(g) update

As part of Strand Hanson Limited's ongoing onboarding due diligence, Livermore notifies the following update in relation to directors' disclosure for Noam Lanir, Chief Executive Officer of the Company, pursuant AIM Rule 17 and Schedule 2(g) of the AIM Rules for Companies.

On 22 September 2016, the Administrative Enforcement Committee of the Israel Securities Authority ("the ISA") certified an enforcement arrangement between the ISA and Babylon Limited ("Babylon"), a company listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, and its officers Alon Carmeli, Noam Lanir, and Shanit Peer Zefoni (the "respondents"). Under the arrangement, Babylon and Carmeli were attributed negligent reporting violations, and negligent inclusion of misstatements in periodic reports was attributed to all respondents. The respondents admitted to the facts stated in the arrangement but did not admit to the commission of the violations. Under the arrangement, a NIS 1 million fine was imposed on Babylon, which undertook to redefine its procedure for issuing immediate reports. A fine of NIS 250,000 was imposed on Alon Carmeli and he was prohibited to serve as a senior officer in a supervised entity for a period of five months. A fine of NIS 150,000 and suspended prohibition to serve as an officer for six months was imposed on Noam Lanir. A fine of NIS 75,000 was imposed on Shanit Peer Zefoni.

Mr Lanir remained Chairman of the Board of Directors of Babylon following the arrangement.

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