Amendment to the Invitation to Sell shares through the Share Buybackannounced on 30 May 2023

With regard to current report no. 19/2023, Huuuge, Inc. (the _quot;Issuer_quot; orthe _quot;Company_quot;) hereby informs about an amendment to the content of theInvitation to Sell the Company's shares through a Share Buyback (the_quot;SBB_quot;) as of 30 May 2023 (the _quot;Invitation_quot;), by making technical changesto the procedure concerning the submission of the Sale Offers through anentity for which an omnibus account is maintained and which does notprovide the brokerage service referred to in article 69(1)(b) of the Acton Trading, as described in point 8 (III) of the Invitation.

The amendment is necessary in order to enable Shareholders holding theCompany's shares registered in omnibus accounts to submit Sale Offerswith an entity with which the Shareholder signed an agreement for theprovision of brokerage services.

Following the above, the content of the Invitation has been amended asfollows:

1) Was (point 8 (III) of the Invitation):

III. SUBMISSION OF A SALE OFFER THROUGH AN ENTITY FOR WHICH THE OMNIBUSACCOUNT IS MAINTAINED AND WHICH DOES NOT PROVIDE THE BROKERAGE SERVICEREFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 69 SECTION 2 ITEM 1 OF THE ACT ON TRADING

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In the case that the Qualified Intermediary does not undertake theprimary responsibility for the payment of tax, the Shareholder, togetherwith the submission of its Sale Offer, will be required independently tosubmit a Tax Certificate by logging on to the following linkhttps://webeushrew8prd.ihsmtaxsolutions.com/Huuuge_Prod/ED3. In the casethat the Tax Certificate is not submitted by the Shareholder or issubmitted incorrectly, the Sale Offer will still be valid, however suchShareholder will not be able to benefit from any applicable reduced taxrate, which may result in payment being subject to 30% withholding bydefault (or 24% for U.S. person Shareholder).

A Shareholder who intends to make a Sale Offer for the Company's sharesheld by an intermediary who is not a Qualified Intermediary acting inits capacity as such (a _quot;Non-Qualified Intermediary_quot;), such as theCompany's shares held in an omnibus account for or on behalf of otherpersons but registered in the name of the Non-Qualified Intermediary isrequired to submit:

- with the Non-Qualified Intermediary: two completed copies of a SaleOffer form (attached as Appendix 1 to this Invitation), one copy for theShareholder submitting the Sale Offer and one for the Non-QualifiedIntermediary, and

- an irrevocable instruction to issue a settlement instruction to theNDS system for the transfer of the rights attached to the such shares tothe Company, under the terms and conditions specified in the Sale Offer.The settlement instruction will be the basis for transferring ownershipof the Buyback Shares to the Company.

The Non-Qualified Intermediary submits with the Brokerage House:

- completed in two copies, jointly for all Shareholders who havesubmitted the Sale Offer with a relevant Non-Qualified Intermediary, theSale Offer form (attached as Appendix 1 to the Invitation), one copy forthe Non-Qualified Intermediary and one for the Brokerage House;

- a deposit certificate issued for the Company's shares which theShareholders making Sale Offer with a relevant Non-QualifiedIntermediary intend to sell to the Company in response to theInvitation, with an expiration date as of the Settlement Date;

- Agreement for receiving and transmitting orders in two copies, one forthe Non-Qualified Intermediary and one for the Brokerage House; and

- a summary of the Sale Offers that Shareholders submitted to therelevant Non-Qualified Intermediary, according to a sample provided bythe Brokerage House.

Together with the submission of its Sale Offer, each Shareholder holdingthe Company's shares through a Non-Qualified Intermediary must submit aTax Certificate by logging on to the following linkhttps://webeushrew8prd.ihsmtaxsolutions.com/Huuuge_Prod/ED3. In the casethat the Tax Certificate is not submitted by the Shareholder or issubmitted incorrectly, the Sale Offer will still be valid, however suchShareholder will not be able to benefit from any applicable reduced taxrate, which may result in payment being subject to 30% withholding bydefault (or 24% for U.S. person Shareholder).

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2) Is (point 8 (III) of the Invitation):

III. SUBMISSION OF A SALE OFFER THROUGH AN ENTITY FOR WHICH THE OMNIBUSACCOUNT IS MAINTAINED AND WHICH DOES NOT PROVIDE THE BROKERAGE SERVICEREFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 69 SECTION 2 ITEM 1 OF THE ACT ON TRADING

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A Shareholder who intends to make a Sale Offer for the Company's sharesregistered in an omnibus account maintained by an intermediary who isnot a Qualified Intermediary acting in its capacity as such (a_quot;Non-Qualified Intermediary_quot;) or who holds Qualified Intermediary statusbut did not undertake primary responsibility for the payment of tax isrequired to:

- submit with the Non-Qualified Intermediary or Qualified Intermediarywho did not undertake primary responsibility for the payment of tax anirrevocable instruction to issue a settlement instruction to the NDSsystem for the transfer of the rights attached to the such shares to theCompany, under the terms and conditions specified in the Sale Offer. Thesettlement instruction will be the basis for transferring ownership ofthe Buyback Shares to the Company;

- obtain a deposit certificate issued for the Company's shares which therelevant Shareholder intends to sell to the Company in response to theInvitation; and

- submit with the Brokerage House or an entity with which theShareholder signed an agreement for the provision of brokerage services,as referred to in Article 69 section 2 item 1 of the Act on Trading:

completed in two copies the Sale Offer form (attached as Appendix 1 tothe Invitation);

a deposit certificate issued for the Company's shares which theShareholders making Sale Offer with a relevant Non-QualifiedIntermediary intend to sell to the Company in response to theInvitation, with an expiration date as of the Settlement Date; and

Agreement for receiving and transmitting orders in two copies (refers tosale offers submitted with the Brokerage House with which theShareholder does not have a signed agreement for the provision ofbrokerage services, as referred to in Article 69 section 2 item 1 of theAct on Trading.

Together with the submission of its Sale Offer, each Shareholder holdingthe Company's shares through a Non-Qualified Intermediary or QualifiedIntermediary who does not undertake primary responsibility for thepayment of tax must submit a Tax Certificate by logging on to thefollowing linkhttps://webeushrew8prd.ihsmtaxsolutions.com/Huuuge_Prod/ED3. In the casethat the Tax Certificate is not submitted by the Shareholder or issubmitted incorrectly, the Sale Offer will still be valid, however suchShareholder will not be able to benefit from any applicable reduced taxrate, which may result in payment being subject to 30% withholding bydefault (or 24% for U.S. person Shareholder).

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All other information contained in the Invitation, as well as all otherinformation published by the Company in current report no. 19/2023 as of30 May 2023, remains unchanged.

All capitalized terms not defined in this report shall have the meaninggiven to them in the Invitation.

The consolidated text of the Invitation is attached to the report.

Legal basis: Article 17 (1) of the MAR.