In connection with the commencement of trading in Vzajemna shares, we would like to remind all market participants of the importance of careful and well-considered order management, particularly when using market orders.

A market order is an order to buy or sell a financial instrument at the best currently available prices in the market. This means that the order can be executed immediately or as soon as possible, but at the price available in the order book at the time of execution. The final execution price may differ from the price the investor expects or sees at the moment of submitting the order.

We would like to emphasize in particular that:

• a market order does not contain a price limit;
• in conditions of increased market activity, it may be executed at several different price levels;
• deviations may occur between the last published price and the actual execution price;
• by submitting a market order, the investor accepts the risk of execution under the prevailing market conditions,
• can in certain conditions be more susceptible to market manipulation.

We advise investors, prior to submitting an order, to:

• carefully verify the order type and its content;
• assess their own tolerance for potential price deviations;
• review the order book, i.e. the market depth, as the available quantities at individual price levels directly affect the final execution price.

In certain cases, the use of a limit order may be more appropriate, as it allows the investor to specify the maximum purchase price or minimum selling price at which they are willing to conclude a transaction.

The objective of an organized market is to ensure transparent and fair trading; however, the responsibility for selecting the appropriate order type always rests with the investor.

For further information, investors are encouraged to contact their brokerage firms or other authorized market members.

Thank you for your understanding and responsible order management.