SBC Fintech Amsterdam 1921 B.V. Interim Report 2025

Dear Shareholder,

We hope you are doing well and have been enjoying the summer months.

As we close the second quarter of 2025, we are pleased to present the latest report for SBC Fintech Amsterdam 1921 B.V.. We encourage you to review it in detail and welcome any questions or insights you may have.

We are grateful for your continued engagement, collaboration, and investment, which make it possible to scale responsible innovation and drive sustainable growth.

For inquiries, investment opportunities, or to receive direct updates, please contact Marc Jellema, Chief Executive Officer a.i., at marc.jellema@startupbootcamp.org.

Q1 2025 Report - SBC Fintech Amsterdam 1921 B.V.

Dear Shareholder,

We hope all is well with you.

As we close the first quarter of 2025, we are pleased to present the latest report for SBC Fintech Amsterdam 1921 B.V.. We encourage you to review the report in detail and welcome any questions or insights you may have.

We’re grateful for your continued trust in our mission to scale responsible innovation globally. Thank you for being an integral part of this journey.

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Marc Jellema, Chief Executive Officer a.i., at marc.jellema@startupbootcamp.org.

Startupbootcamp's Investor Magazine - Edition 05

Dear Shareholders,

Welcome to the fifth edition of Investor Magazine—your monthly update on Startupbootcamp’s publicly traded startup portfolios and the founders who are turning bold ideas into scalable impact.

This month, we spotlight four ventures making serious progress across fintech, sustainable fashion, agri-tech, and circular energy:

- In the Netherlands, Cyan Reef is strengthening its financial governance engine for sustainable investing after securing a grant from Innofund and hiring key tech talent.
- US-based Glam You Up is onboarding high-end fashion clients like Viktoria Varga, Tombolini, and Malo, proving its AI stylist platform is more than a nice-to-have—it's a growth tool.
- Kenyan agri-fintech Zaoshinani is growing fast, with new clients, new hires, and a well-earned spot on Yale Startup Review’s Top 30 African Startups of 2025.
- And Nigeria’s QuadLoop is scaling its circular energy tech, moving into its own facility and shipping 500 solar units to Mozambique in its first international contract.

These updates show what our portfolios are all about: measurable traction, real-world value, and early wins that signal long-term potential. We’re proud to support these founders—and to have you with us as we back the next generation of impactful innovation.

Enjoy the read,
Zahira & The Startupbootcamp Team

Partial Exit from Brickken Marks First Realization for SBC Fintech Amsterdam 1921 SPV

Amsterdam, Netherlands – April 1st, 2025 — We are pleased to announce the first liquidity event for our SBC Fintech Amsterdam 1921 B.V. SPV through a partial exit in Brickken (Brickken Solutions S.L.), one of our portfolio companies. This milestone comes just 2.5 years after our initial investment, underlining the quality and momentum of the ventures within this SPV.

We have successfully received the exit proceeds from Brickken and are currently finalising the necessary legal documentation. Once the share transfer is completed, we will proceed with the distribution of dividends in accordance with the IM.

This partial exit reflects our ongoing commitment to generating (early) value for our investors, and we look forward to sharing more positive developments from the Fintech 1921 SPV in the near future.