Title:

First sale of the ODRA system to an industrial client serving thesemiconductor sector in the defense and AI industries in the U.S.

Legal basis:

Article 17(1) MAR - inside information.

Content of the Report:

The Management Board of XTPL S.A. (the "Issuer", the "Company", "XTPL")announces that on March 9, 2026, the Company accepted an order for thedelivery of the ODRA system ("ODRA") from an industrial customerheadquartered in Silicon Valley, U.S. (the "Client"), which constitutesthe conclusion of a sales agreement. The value of the agreement rangesfrom USD 400,000 to USD 500,000. Revenue generated from the delivery ofthe ordered device will have a positive impact on the financial resultsof XTPL S.A. for the fourth quarter of 2026. The order will be processedby XTPL Inc., headquartered in Boston, U.S. The transaction supports theimplementation of the 2026-2028 Strategy, which targets PLN 100 millionin revenues by 2028 [Current Report No. 27/2025 dated September 25,2025].

The ODRA device (previously referred to under the working name DPS+)constitutes XTPL's fourth business line, filling the gap between the DPS(Delta Printing System) laboratory devices and industrial UPD modules.The standalone system is designed for High-Mix, Low-Volume (HMLV)industrial manufacturing, i.e., diversified production in small batches.

Key features of ODRA

1. Potential for repeat orders: professional users typically requiremore than one ODRA system, which differentiates this product line fromDPS (typically one device per client).

2. User profile: industrial clients, including defense sectorcontractors - in contrast to DPS, which is primarily used bylaboratories, research institutes, and R_D centers.

3. Unit price: USD 400,000-500,000 more than twice the price of DPS.

Client profile

The first purchaser of ODRA is an industrial client headquartered inSilicon Valley, California, U.S., specializing in advanced semiconductorpackaging and providing prototyping and High-Mix, Low-Volume (HMLV)production services for demanding clients in the technology and defensesectors. The Client holds ITAR (International Traffic in ArmsRegulations) certification, enabling collaboration with defense-sectorcontractors. The Client is also a member of a prestigious internationalR_D consortium for advanced semiconductor packaging in Silicon Valley.

The Client previously purchased a Delta Printing System (DPS) (CurrentReport No. 48/2024 dated October 14, 2024) and has been using it forover a year to conduct preliminary evaluation of XTPL technology. Thecurrent purchase of the ODRA system represents an important validationof XTPL's technology. The Client is transitioning from a prototypingdevice to a more advanced, production-oriented tool in order to expandits service offerings. There is potential for the purchase of additionalODRA units following successful installation and validation of the firstsystem.

Market context

Advanced semiconductor packaging is one of the fastest-growing segmentsof the global electronics industry, driven by the development ofartificial intelligence (AI), 5G networks, autonomous driving, and theInternet of Things (IoT). XTPL's technology, enabling ultra-precisedeposition of conductive structures, addresses key needs within thissector.

The profile of the first prospective ODRA user, its client portfolio,and its ITAR certification provide significant potential for XTPLtechnology in projects for the defense sector. The Company haspreviously signaled interest from defense-sector entities in UPDtechnology, which led to the sale of a DPS system to a U.S. industrialcustomer from the defense sector (Current Report No. 12/2025 dated March28, 2025). Another DPS device was sold to the University ofMassachusetts, Lowell (Current Report No. 13/2025 dated April 8, 2025),which operates the Raytheon-UMass Lowell Research Institute (RURI)laboratory. Potential applications include electromagnetic shielding fordrones, high-frequency communications for radar systems, and repair ofadvanced microelectronic components in near-field battlefieldenvironments.

Accordingly, for the reasons described above, in the Management Board'sopinion the information disclosed in this current report meets thecriteria of inside information within the meaning of Article 7(1) MAR.