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Restrictions on Transfer of AIM Securities

There are no restrictions on the transfer of the ordinary shares of Palmaris Capital plc except that Waverton Holdings Ltd (34.67%) and Patersons Quarries Ltd (32.94%) require to obtain the approval of the AIM Panel before disposing of any of their shareholding.

Shares not in public hands – 69.8%

In total 155,933,304 shares with a nominal value of 5p each are issued, with one voting right per share. There are no shares held in treasury.