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                       INFORMATION DISCLOSURE TO SHAREHOLDERS
         IN CONNECTION WITH MATERIAL TRANSACTIONS AND AFFILIATED TRANSACTIONS
                            PT MITRA ANGKASA SEJAHTERA TBK


This Information Disclosure is prepared and submitted to comply with Financial Services Authority
Regulation No. 17/POJK.04/2020 concerning Material Transactions and Changes in Business Activities
(“POJK 17/2020”) and Financial Services Authority Regulation No. 42/POJK.04/2020 concerning Affiliated
Transactions and Conflict of Interest Transactions (“POJK 42/2020”).


The information contained in this Information Disclosure is important to be read and considered by the
shareholders of PT Mitra Angkasa Sejahtera Tbk (the “Company”).




                                            Head Office
   Gold Coast Office, Tower Liberty, 6th Floor, Unit 6A & 6M, Jalan Pantai Indah Kapuk Boulevard,
                     Kamal Muara Village, Penjaringan District, North Jakarta,
                                         DKI Jakarta, 14470

                                        Branch Office
              Jalan Dumar Industri Number 10, Asem Rowo Village, Asem Rowo District,
                                   Surabaya City, East Java, 60182

                                        Phone: (021) 50201881
                                         Fax: (031) 33300228

                                 Website: www.masworkspace.com
                                Email: corpsec@masworkspace.co.id




THE COMPANY IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCURACY OF ALL MATERIAL INFORMATION CONTAINED IN
THIS INFORMATION DISCLOSURE AND, AFTER CAREFULLY REVIEWING THE INFORMATION AVAILABLE
REGARDING THE TRANSACTION, HEREBY STATES THAT, TO THE BEST OF THE KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF
OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, THERE ARE NO OTHER MATERIAL OR
IMPORTANT FACTS RELEVANT TO THE TRANSACTION THAT HAVE NOT BEEN DISCLOSED WHICH MAY
CAUSE THIS INFORMATION DISCLOSURE TO BE INACCURATE OR MISLEADING.

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 I.         DEFINITIONS & TERMS
            Affiliate           Parties as referred to in Article 1 paragraph (1) of POJK 42/2020, namely:

                                    a. family relationships by marriage and descent up to the second
                                       degree, both horizontally and vertically;a relationship between a
                                       party and its employee, director, or commissioner;
                                    b. a relationship between 2 (two) companies where 1 (one) or more
                                       members of the board of directors or board of commissioners are the
                                       same;
                                    c. a relationship between a company and a party that directly or
                                       indirectly controls or is controlled by such company;
                                    d. a relationship between 2 (two) companies that are directly or
                                       indirectly controlled by the same party; or
                                    e. a relationship between a company and its major shareholder.


            APKAP               Public Accountant and Public Accounting Firm. In this case, the Public
                                Accountant is Drs. Deswal of Public Accounting Firm Jonardi, Jamaluddin,
                                Sukimto & Rekan.
             NAF                NA Fasteners Pte. Ltd., a company domiciled in Singapore, the Company’s
                                major shareholder
             Transaction        Shareholder Loan Transaction from NAF to the Company
             SLA                Shareholder Loan AgreementPerjanjian
             Affiliated         Transactions as defined in POJK 42/2020, namely any activity and/or
             Transaction        transaction conducted by a public company or Controlled Company with an
                                Affiliate of the public company or an Affiliate of a member of the board of
                                directors, board of commissioners, major shareholder, or controller,
                                including any activity and/or transaction conducted by a public company or
                                Controlled Company for the benefit of an Affiliate of the public company or an
                                Affiliate of a member of the board of directors, board of commissioners, major
                                shareholder, or controller.


I. INTRODUCTION

      The information contained in this Information Disclosure has been prepared in fulfillment of the
      Company’s obligations in respect of Material Transactions as referred to in POJK 17/2020 and Affiliated
      Transactions as referred to in POJK 42/2020, in connection with the execution of the SLA between NAF
      and the Company with respect to the Transaction value.

      The Transaction constitutes a Material Transaction because, based on the Company’s consolidated
      financial statements for the financial year ended December 31, 2025, which have been audited by the
      Public Accountant and Public Accounting Firm, the Transaction value exceeds the threshold for a
      Material Transaction of 20% (twenty percent) of the Company’s equity as stipulated under Article 3
      paragraph (1) of POJK 17/2020. However, the Transaction does not constitute a Material Transaction
      that requires approval from the General Meeting of Shareholders (GMS), as the Transaction value does
      not exceed 50% (fifty percent) of the Company’s equity pursuant to Article 3 paragraph (1) in
      conjunction with Article 6 paragraph (1) letter d number 1 of POJK 17/2020.

      Furthermore, the Transaction also constitutes an Affiliated Transaction, as the Transaction is
      conducted between the Company and NAF as the Company’s major shareholder, and there are also
      common members of the management of the Company and NAF. The Transaction does not constitute
      a conflict-of-interest transaction, as there is no difference between the Company’s economic interests
      and the personal economic interests of the members of the Board of Directors and the Board of
      Commissioners that may be detrimental to the Company, as referred to in POJK 42/2020.

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  Pursuant to Article 33 letter a of POJK 17/2020 and Article 24 paragraph (1) of POJK 42/2020, where a
  Material Transaction also constitutes an Affiliated Transaction, the Company shall be subject to the
  provisions stipulated under POJK 17/2020.

I. DESCRIPTION OF THE TRANSACTION
   A. Transaction Date
      24 August 2026

   B. Transaction Object
      The Transaction Object is the receipt by the Company of a Shareholder Loan facility from NAF, as
      the Company’s major shareholder.
      The loan is: (a) interest-free;
                   (b) unsecured;
                   (c) for a term of 4 (four) years and may be extended;
                   (d) may be repaid early without penalty.

   C. Transaction Value
      The Transaction Value is US$2,500,000 (two million five hundred thousand United States Dollars),
      or approximately equivalent to Rp44.787.500.000,- (forty-four billion seven hundred eighty-seven
      million five hundred thousand Rupiah).

   D. Parties to the Transaction
       1. Party I – Borrower:

             a. Name                    PT Mitra Angkasa Sejahtera Tbk (BAUT)
                                        Gold Coast Office, Tower Liberty, Lantai 6, Unit 6A & 6M, Jalan
             b. Address                 Pantai Indah Kapuk Boulevard, Desa/Kelurahan Kamal Muara,
                                        Kec. Penjaringan, Jakarta Utara, DKI Jakarta, 14470
             c. Telephone Number        (021) 50201881
             d. Website                 www.masworkspace.com
             e. Business Activities     Wholesale trading of metals for construction materials

            Management Composition:
             Board of Commissioners
             President
                                        Indriani Suhartono
             Commissioner
             Independent
                                        Sihol Siagian
             Commissioner
             Board of Directors
             President Director         Foong Tak Hoy
             Director                   Simon Hendiawan

            Composition of the Company’s Shareholding:
             No. Name of Shareholder                                      Number of Shares        (%)
             1.    NA Fasteners Pte Ltd                                     2.600.000.000        54,16%
             2.    PT FAS Bersama Investama                                  749.900.000         15,62%
             3.    Simon Hendiawan                                            10.030.000         0,21%
             4.    Indriani Suhartono                                          400.000           0,01%

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              5.     Masyarakat                                              1.445.452.969       29,99%
                     Total                                                   4.800.182.969       100,00%


        2. Party II – Lender:

              a. Name                    NA Fasteners Pte. Ltd.
              b. Country of
                                         Republic of Singapore
              Incorporation
                                         Trading of hardware and fasteners (bolts, nuts, screws, sockets,
              c. Business Activities
                                         and other industrial fastening components)
              d. Relationship with
              the Company
                                         Major Shareholder of the Company (54.16%)



    E. Nature of the Affiliated Relationship
       Based on Article 1 of POJK 42/2020, an Affiliated Relationship is a relationship between a company
       and a party that directly or indirectly controls or is controlled by such company.

II. SUMMARY OF THE FAIRNESS OPINION REPORT ON THE TRANSACTION
     A. Identity of the Appraiser
        The Fairness Opinion on the Transaction was prepared by KJPP Felix Sutandar dan Rekan (the
        “Appraiser”), with the following details:

         Name of KJPP                    KJPP Felix Sutandar dan Rekan
         Report Reference                Ref. No.: 00359/2.0072-00/BS/05/0022/1/V/2026
         Assignment Letter               No. 0418/FSR/Spn/FS/3004/2026 dated 30 April 2026
         Report Date                     26 May 2026
         Fairness Opinion Report
                                         31 December 2025
         Subject Date
         Licensed Appraiser              Felix Sutandar, M.Sc
         Appraiser Qualification         Property and Business
         Appraiser License               PB-1.08.00022
         STTD                            KEP- 174/KS.13/2026
         MAPPI No.                       81-S-00017
         Register No.                    RMK-2017.00022

        In carrying out the assignment to prepare the Fairness Opinion, the Appraiser acted
        independently, objectively, and impartially, and does not have and/or will not have any conflict of
        interest or Affiliated Relationship with the Company, NAF, or any other parties involved in the
        Transaction, as stated in the Professional Statement of the Appraiser in the Fairness Opinion
        Report Ref. No. 00359/2.0072-00/BS/05/0022/1/V/2026 dated 26 May 2026.

    B. Valuation Object
       The valuation object in the preparation of this Fairness Opinion is the Transaction involving the
       receipt of a Shareholder Loan facility of US$2,500,000 from NAF as the Company’s major
       shareholder.

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C. Purpose of the Valuation
   The valuation is intended to provide a Fairness Opinion on the Transaction. The purpose of the
   Fairness Opinion, in accordance with the assignment received, is to be used as one of the
   materials for the Information Disclosure regarding the Transaction as stipulated under Financial
   Services Authority Regulation No. 17/POJK.04/2020 concerning Material Transactions and
   Changes in Business Activities and Financial Services Authority Regulation No. 42/POJK.04/2020
   concerning Affiliated Transactions and Conflict of Interest Transactions.

D. Assumptions and Limiting Conditions
   The assumptions and limiting conditions in the preparation of the Fairness Opinion by the
   Appraiser include:
    1. This Fairness Opinion is a non-disclaimer opinion.
    2. The Appraiser has reviewed the documents used in the valuation process.
    3. The data and information obtained are from sources whose accuracy can be relied upon.
    4. The Company’s Management projections have been adjusted and reflect the reasonableness
       of the financial projections prepared by the Company’s Management and their ability to
       achieve them (fiduciary duty).
    5. The Appraiser is responsible for carrying out the Valuation and for the reasonableness of the
       financial projections.
    6. The Fairness Opinion Report is open to the public, except for information that is confidential
       in nature and may affect the Company’s operations.
    7. The Appraiser is responsible for the Fairness Opinion Report and the Final Conclusion.
    8. The Appraiser has obtained information regarding the legal status of the Fairness Opinion
       Object from the Assignor.

E. Approach and Valuation Methods
   The valuation was carried out by combining quantitative and qualitative information through the
   following procedures: (1) Transaction Analysis; (2) Qualitative Analysis; (3) Quantitative Analysis;
   (4) Analysis of the Feasibility of the Fund Utilization Plan; and (5) Analysis of Other Relevant
   Factors.

    In this regard, the Appraiser did not perform the following activities or analyses:
     1. Analysis of the tax impact on the parties in relation to the Transaction;
     2. Transactions other than those specified in the Valuation Object for the fairness analysis.

F. Key Findings of the Analysis
   The following are the key findings of the Appraiser’s analysis:
    1. The Transaction is an interest-free loan facility from the major shareholder. No interest is
        charged to the Company, making it more advantageous than loans from third parties that are
        subject to market interest rates.
    2. The Transaction does not constitute a conflict of interest transaction, as stated in the
        Company’s Management Statement.
    3. The loan proceeds are intended for large-scale procurement, retail infrastructure
        development, and enhancement of the Company’s distribution capacity, which are expected
        to support business growth and increase the Company’s profitability. The proceeds will also
        support the Company’s operational continuity through additional working capital to be used
        exclusively for the purchase of product inventories for the operations of the Company and/or
        its Subsidiaries and/or Affiliates, as well as financing of trade receivables, enabling the
        Company to maximize productivity and accelerate business growth.
    4. Based on the analysis of the financial projections With and Without the implementation of
        the Transaction, there is an incremental value contribution to the Company in the form of
        additional net profit ranging from Rp5.1 billion to Rp27.3 billion per year during the 2026–2030
        projection period.
    5. The loan has a term of 4 years, may be extended, does not require installments, and may be
        repaid early without penalty.

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          6. Based on an analysis of the characteristics of the Shareholder Loan, the amount of USD
             2,500,000 is considered fair. This conclusion is based on:

              (i)      The interest-free structure, meaning that the Company does not incur any operating
                       interest expense;
              (ii)     The unsecured nature of the loan, meaning that the Company is not required to
                       pledge its productive assets; and
              (iii)    The flexibility of repayment, which allows the loan to be extended or repaid early
                       without any penalty, thereby facilitating the management of the Company’s cash
                       flow.

     G. Conclusion of the Fairness Opinion
        Based on the transaction analysis, qualitative analysis, quantitative analysis, and feasibility
        analysis of the fund utilization plan as described in the Appraiser’s report, it can be concluded
        that:
        The Shareholder Loan Transaction from the Shareholder to PT Mitra Angkasa Sejahtera Tbk is FAIR.

III. PROFORMA IMPACT OF THE TRANSACTION ON THE COMPANY’S FINANCIAL CONDITION
     Based on the pro forma consolidated statement of financial position of the Company, the receipt of the
     SLA from NAF has the following impact:
                                                                    31 December 2025
              In Rupiah
                                                Audit                Adjustments*)                Proforma

CURRENT ASSETS                                      -                      -                          -

 Cash and Bank                                    347.414.303          41.955.000.000            42.302.414.303

 Trade Receivables                            22.928.691.683               -                     22.928.691.683

 Other Receivables - Third Parties                 54.000.000              -                        54.000.000

 Inventory                                   134.054.135.920               -                    134.054.135.920

 Advance Payment/Prepaid                      46.372.289.477               -                     46.372.289.477

Total Current Assets                         203.756.531.383           41.955.000.000           245.711.531.383

NON-CURRENT ASSETS                                      -                  -                              -

 Investment Property                          16.243.800.000               -                     16.243.800.000

 Deferred Tax Asset                             1.883.294.114              -                      1.883.294.114

 Property, Plant & Equipment                    4.151.160.346              -                      4.151.160.346

 Advance Payment for Fixed Assets                  13.500.000                           -             13.500.000

 Right-of-use Assets                            3.021.282.288                           -          3.021.282.288

 Other Non-current Assets                         346.631.829                           -            346.631.829

Total Non-current Assets                      25.659.668.577                            -         25.659.668.577

TOTAL ASSETS                                 229.416.199.960            41.955.000.000           271.371.199.960

SHORT-TERM LIABILITIES                 -                        -                           -

 Short term Bank Loans                        17.745.929.776                            -         17.745.929.776

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 Trade Payables                               33.060.156.233                          -        33.060.156.233

 Accrued Expenses                                847.474.542                          -           847.474.542

 Tax Payable                                       64.253.122                         -            64.253.122

 Customer Advances                             1.001.409.010                          -         1.001.409.010

 Current Liabilities - Long-term Debt -                           -                       -
Portion:

  Bank Loans                                     322.519.657                          -           322.519.657

  Consumer Financing                             618.324.552                          -           618.324.552

  Lease Liabilities                              697.729.009                          -           697.729.009

Total Current Liabilities                     54.357.795.901                          -        54.357.795.901

LONG-TERM LIABILITIES                  -                          -                       -

 Long-term Debt                                    17.990.892                         -            17.990.892

 Consumer Financing                              191.283.897                          -           191.283.897

 Other Payables - Related Parties                             -        41.955.000.000          41.955.000.000

 Employee Benefits Obligation                  3.081.099.123                          -         3.081.099.123

Total Long-term Liabilities                    3.290.373.912           41.955.000.000          45.245.373.912

TOTAL LIABILITIES                             57.648.169.813           41.955.000.000          99.603.169.813

EQUITY                                 -                          -                       -

 Share Capital                                48.001.429.290                          -        48.001.429.290

 Additional Paid-in Capital                  127.097.441.835                          -       127.097.441.835

 Retained Earnings                            (3.020.083.143)                         -       (3.020.083.143)

 Other Comprehensive Loss                       (319.177.975)                         -         (319.177.975)

 Non-controlling Interests                          8.420.140                         -              8.420.140

Total Equity                                 171.768.030.147                          -       171.768.030.147

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY                 229.416.199.960          41.955.000.000          271.371.199.960


*) The Rupiah value uses the BI Middle Rate as of December 31, 2025 (Rp16,782/USD) as a reference for
consistency with the Fairness Opinion. The actual conversion on the settlement date will use the prevailing
exchange rate at that time.

In the Financial Position table, it can be seen that the Transaction has an impact on the Company’s
financial position. The adjustment to the financial position Before and After the Transaction is an increase
in cash and cash equivalents obtained from the Transaction with NAF.

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IV. EXPLANATION, CONSIDERATIONS, AND REASONS FOR THE TRANSACTION
    The Transaction is carried out taking into consideration the following matters:
     1. Fulfillment of Working Capital Requirements. The Company requires additional working capital for
         the purchase of inventories and financing of trade receivables to support the continuity of
         operations and the implementation of its business expansion plans.
     2. Financing Structure Efficiency. The interest-free loan facility provided by the major shareholder
         provides a more efficient financing alternative compared with financing from third parties, which
         generally carries commercial interest rates.
     3. Financing Flexibility. The loan has a term of 4 (four) years, may be extended, requires no
         installment payments during the loan term, and may be repaid early without penalty, providing the
         Company with flexibility in managing its cash flow and financing requirements.
     4. Support for Business Growth. The funds obtained will be used to support increased distribution
         capacity, inventory procurement, and the development of sales activities to support the
         achievement of the Company’s business growth targets.
     5. Fairness of the Transaction. The Transaction is conducted on an arm’s length basis, does not
         contain a Conflict of Interest as referred to in POJK 42/2020, and has obtained a Fairness Opinion
         from KJPP Felix Sutandar dan Rekan as the Independent Appraiser.

    If the Transaction is not implemented or the Company obtains financing from an unaffiliated party, the
    Company may incur higher interest expenses or may not obtain financing facilities on equivalent terms
    and conditions. Such circumstances may result in higher finance costs, reduced flexibility in cash flow
    management, and an impact on the Company’s financial performance and profitability.

V. STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
   The Board of Directors and Board of Commissioners of the Company, individually and jointly, hereby
   state that:
    1. The Transaction constitutes an Affiliated Transaction as referred to in Financial Services Authority
        Regulation No. 42/POJK.04/2020 concerning Affiliated Transactions and Conflict of Interest
        Transactions and a Material Transaction as referred to in Financial Services Authority Regulation
        No. 17/POJK.04/2020 concerning Material Transactions and Changes in Business Activities, but
        does not contain a Conflict of Interest as referred to in POJK 42/2020;
    2. All material information relating to the Transaction has been disclosed in this Information
        Disclosure, and such information is not misleading; and
    3. The Transaction is carried out with due regard to the best interests of the Company and all
        shareholders and is in accordance with the applicable laws and regulations of Indonesia.

VI. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
    Shareholders requiring further information regarding this Information Disclosure are invited to contact
    the Company:

                                    PT MITRA ANGKASA SEJAHTERA TBK
                             Gold Coast Office, Liberty Tower, Lt.6 Unit 06A/06M,
                         Jl Pantai Indah Kapuk Boulevard, Kelurahan Kamal Muara,
                                Kecamatan Penjaringan, Kota Jakarta Utara.
                                             Jakarta, Indonesia.

                                      corpsec@masworkspace.co.id

                                          Jakarta, 26 August 2026

                                                Regards,
                                            Board of Directors


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