Q1 FY22 Investor Report

ISSUE Q1 FY22

INVESTMENTS

OCTOBER 2021

KNOW WHEN TO HOLD 'EM THE LATEST MACH 1 FUND RESULTS THROUGH Q1 FY22

+8 QOQ FUM G R O W T H 1,4

+3.4% QOQ V E H I C L E R E T U R N 1,2

THIS QUARTER'S PODIUM

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LEX PEDERSEN

TRUSTEE

lex@ CHROMETEMPLE.com +614 04 84 64 24

Specialised Investment and Lending Corporation Pty Ltd AFSL number 407100 ACN 149 520 918 investors@ silcgroup.com.au

DISCLAIMER CHROME TEMPLE Investments Pty Ltd ACN 640 888 026 (Investment Manager), a corporate authorised representative (number 001284056) of Specialised Investment and Lending Corporation Pty Ltd ACN 149 520 918 (AFS licence number 407100) (Trustee and AFSL Holder). The authority of the Investment Manager is limited to general advice and deal by arranging services to wholesale clients relating to the CHROME TEMPLE Investments Mach 1 Fund (Fund) only. Specialised Investment and Lending Corporation Pty Ltd ACN 149 520 918 is the trustee of the Fund and the issuer of the information memorandum and supplementary information memorandums.

This document contains general information only and is not intended to provide any person with financial advice or offer of any kind. Prospective investors should carefully consider the contents in the information memorandum and supplementary information memorandums in full and seek professional advice prior to making any decision regarding an investment in the Fund. No reliance may be placed on this document for any purpose nor used for the purpose of making a decision about a financial product or transaction. Information relating to the Fund contained in this document has been prepared without taking into account the objectives, circumstances, financial situation or needs of any person, and may differ to information contained in the information memoranda. This document may also contain forward looking statements regarding our intent, belief or current expectations with respect to market conditions.

Past performance and/or forwardlooking statements are not a reliable indicator of future performance.

Except as required by law and only to the extent so required, neither the Investment Manager, Trustee, AFSL Holder nor its affiliates warrant or guarantee, whether expressly or implicitly, the accuracy, validity,

timeliness, merchantability or completeness of any information or data (whether prepared by us or by any third party) within this document for any particular purpose or use or that the information or data will be free from error. Further, the Investment Manager, Trustee and its affiliates expressly disclaim any responsibility and shall not be liable for any loss, damage, claim, liability, proceeding, cost or expense arising directly or indirectly and whether in tort (including negligence), contract, equity or otherwise out of or in connection with or from the use of the information in this document.

REFERENCES IMPORTANT: Past performance is not indicative of future performance and the expected returns of the Fund may not occur as expected or at all. An investor's balance in the Fund may decrease as well as increase in value. All statements that indicate expressly or by implication an expectation of investment returns are based on reasonable assumptions and commercial judgement and no representation is made or assurance given that such statements, views, projections or forecasts are correct or that the expected returns will arise or that investment balances in the Fund may not decrease. You must read the Disclaimer and the contents of the Information Memorandum in full to understand the risks involved in an investment in the CTi Fund.

1 Past performance is not indicative of future performance.

2 Returns are calculated before fees.

Mach 1 Fund returns represent the percentage increase in value as at 30 September 2021 vs their 30 June 2021 valuations. For Fund vehicles that were acquired after 30 June 2021, returns represent the percentage increase vs acquisition price. For Fund vehicles that sold before 30 September 2021, returns represent their sale price vs their 30 June 2021 valuations.

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3 Based on the returns and values presented in the Mach 1 FY21 Annual Report, which are calculated on the same basis as the current report.

4 Results for the S&P/ASX 200, FTSE100, NASDAQ, Gold (in AUD), HAGI and Hagerty indices calculated as their 30 September 2021 prices vs 30 June 2021 prices. Stock market indices obtained from Yahoo Finance and Wall Street Journal. HAGI and Hagerty obtained from their respective websites.

5 Prices are before fees. For the S&P/ASX 200, FTSE100, NASDAQ and Gold (in AUD) indices prices were rebased to 100 and calculated off of the returns from 17 May 2021 to 30 June 2021 to 30 September 2021. For HAGI and Hagerty indices, prices were rebased to 100 and calculated based on the change in the indices values as at 30 April 2021, 30 June 2021 and 30 September 2021. Mach 1 results were rebased to 100 based on the returns calculated at 30 June 2021 and 30 September 2021.

6 Hagerty Online. “Monterey auctions rake in $343M.” August 2021.

7 Hagerty Online. “The 2021 Monterey Auctions.” August 2021.

8 Target Returns are calculated as gross vehicle returns and do not represent annual returns unless otherwise stated.

All statements that indicate expressly or by implication an expectation of investment returns are based on reasonable assumptions and commercial judgement and no representation is made or assurance given that such statements, views, projections or forecasts are correct or that the expected returns will arise or that investment balances in the Fund may not decrease.

9 Realised returns exclude fees and represent the percentage increase between the sale price and acquisition price. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.

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Contents

NOTES FROM THE PORTFOLIO MANAGER

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Portfolio Manager, Lex Pedersen, reviews the latest quarter's results

PORTFOLIO IN REVIEW

06

Overview of the Fund's portfolio composition, performance to date and current industry trends

THIS QUARTER'S PODIUM

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Three cars rev'ing up our pulse and the Fund's returns

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THE CTi THESIS CONTINUES TO BE VALIDATED AND WE'RE EVER EXCITED

FEATURE | NOTES FROM THE PORTFOLIO MANAGER

THE AUTOMOTIVE WOLF AMONGST THE SHEEP

best examples of cars not yet on the collectible radar. Whilst others wait for certainty and herd movements, we move amongst the sheep to seek what we firmly believe will be sound investments.

Opportunity abounds.

BY: LEX PEDERSEN With any successful investment, good timing is a constant. It is no different for CTi. Whilst the world reels with uncertainty and unconventional patterns, we find ourselves able to capitalise. Out of fear of an automotive bubble many either divest or stay out of market, but we see the opportunity to accumulate the

As with any investment, there is an art to sifting the good from the great. With the commuter car market showing the first cracks of a re-correction, some cars of distinction are coming to market and the on-market hunting opportunities seem abundant.

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"As sure as the tide will come in today, emissions constriction is removing these cars from production, almost daily."

These same market factors present an opportunity to release some Mk-IV specimens to bolster the Fund's realised returns. In Q2 FY22, we expect to divest 23 of the Fund's vehicles for gain.

POST PANDEMIC COLLECTOR WORLD

rates indicate that there isn't just pent up demand but a tilted shift towards the vehicles displaying aspects targeted by CTi. Aspects such as scarcity, analogue driving inputs and high calibre specimens are fetching greater attention and in turn values. These are the early signals of what we refer to as "the awakening".

As has been the CTi belief, a post pandemic world has seen a shift in both life and investment principles. Life is too short for boring cars and, similarly, boring investments. In line with the warning bells of over-exposure to stocks, the need for diversified portfolios and inflation proof, uncorrelated asset classes has grown.

European activity lags North America, yet it is expected to follow suit. Knowing this, we feel supremely confident that there is still time to capitalise on the domestic opportunity here in Australia before expanding FUM and international trading.

Early indicators out of the US validate this belief. Car prices, volumes and clearing

As ever, thanks for your continued support.

Exciting times lie ahead.

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FEATURE | PORTFOLIO IN REVIEW

Q1 FY22 RESULTS THROUGH 30 SEPTEMBER 2021

HOLD STRATEGIES TAKING OFF

The Mach 1 Fund generated a 3.4% 1,2 quarter over quarter return through Q1 FY22 as hold strategies begin to influence performance. Although this gain might seem modest compared to the Fund's 11% Q4 FY211,3 growth, this quarter's return was more significantly weighted towards hold returns than in Q4 FY21, when results were purely from acquisition returns.

While acquisition returns offer strong upfront upside, over time, we expect that the hold strategy should generate much higher returns than the initial 1,2 acquisition gain. And although the 3.4% return might seem modest when compared to the previous

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VEHICLE PERFORMANCE CTi valuations are based on the m id-point of the third-party assessm ent valuation range.

QUARTER OVER QUARTER RETURNS THROUGH 30 SEPTEMBER 2021

5.2%

1,2,4

3.4% 2.7% 1.3%

HAGERTY

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GOLD

0.7%

HAGI TOP INDEX

quarter's return, Q1 FY22's return outperformed the ASX / S&P 200 by 13x 1,2,3,4 compared to 3x in the previous quarter.

Because of looming economic uncertainty, investments that are uncorrelated to the market and offer natural portfolio hedges, like cars and gold, generally outperformed stock markets in Q1 FY22. For this reason, while stock markets generated <1% QoQ returns through 30 September, gold generated a 2.7% return and cars (Mach 1, HAGI & Hagerty) averaged a 3.3% return.1,2,4 The differing car indices results reflected sentiment in their respective markets. USbased Hagerty grew off the back of the successful return of million dollar cars at auction.

FTSE100

CLASS

0.3%

0.1%

ASX / S&P 200

NASDAQ

QTY

FUM WEIGHT

RETURNS

Mk-I Mk-II Mk-III Mk-IV

3 5 5 1

26% 30% 34% 7%

VEHICLES

14

97%

3.4%

Cash + GST

n/a

3%

n/a

1,2

3.2% 1.9% 4.8% 4.7%

Whilst UK based HAGI saw a far more modest return to transaction momentum and auction energy.

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The 4.8% gain for Mk-III was a result of both acquisition returns and the July sale of the Aston Martin DBS (ex fees - 20% return vs acquisition price and 6% increase from the Q4 FY21 valuation).

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PORTFOLIO COMPOSITION As at 30 September 2021

Mk-IV 7.2%

Mk-III 35.3%

Mk-I 26.3%

% of FUM

% of Vehicle Weight

Mk-I Mk-II Mk-III Mk-IV

26% 30% 34% 7%

TOTAL VEHICLE % OF FUM

97%

CASH + GST % OF FUM

3%

Mk-II 31.2%

Mk-IV 7.2%

Vehicle Quantity Mk-I Mk-II Mk-III Mk-IV TOTAL FUND VEHICLES

3 5 5 1

Mk-III 35.7%

Mk-I 21.4%

% of Vehicle Quantity

14 Mk-II 35.7%

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FEATURE: THIS QUARTER'S PODIUM

UP CLOSE & PERSONAL

"This Quarter's Podium" is easily both the most fun and hardest section to complete in our investor updates. How could we not be excited to get a chance to talk cars - tell you all their little secrets and accentuate their glorious features! But, also how do we pick just three?

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20 1 4 Ferrari F1 2 Berl i n etta 2 0 0 8 A s t o n Ma r t i n D B S 2014 Ducati 1199 Panigale

The three vehicles featured in the Q1 FY22 report were built with one question in mind "what if..."

Thanks to these questions, in this section we are featuring:

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With the F12 Berlinetta, the team at Ferrari asked what if you could make the fastest Ferrari production car ever?

And when it came to the Aston Martin DBS, the engineers asked "what would a tough guy in a diner suit drive?"

For the Ducati this meant, what if you could build a bike that barely meets the Superbike world championship minimum weight, but takes the power output to extreme levels?

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A car that created the most visceral front-engined GT car experience in the world (inspired

by Enzo Ferrari's words - "the horse doesn't push the cart, it pulls it").

A car that is as sophisticated and sleek as it is aggressive (what else would you expect from a proper James Bond car).

A motorcycle that world champs waited in a queue for a chance to ride (so few were produced, that it didn't meet the homologation numbers required by rules).

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2014 FERRARI F12 BERLINETTA # Produced: 418 (total) AU Delivered: Unknown Year produced: 2014 Transmission: Automatic Horsepower: 731hp Odometer: 2,345 km Provenance: Impeccable Service History: FSH

+8%

CURRENT R E T U R N 1,2

+61%

TARGET R E T U R N 1,8

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3yrs

TARGET HOLD

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Target Return +61%

1,8

Acquisition Price

June 2021

2014

Enzo Ferrari felt that the proper place for the engine in a sports car was in the front, not the back (science says otherwise). But, wanting to produce a car that could rival the Enzo car that once held several records in the testing books, the Ferrari engineers produced the F12.

When it launched, it was the fastest car in the Prancing Horse’s stable. It hits 100 kmph from a standstill in 3.1 seconds and runs the quarter mile in 11.3 seconds at a screaming 212 kmph (max 340 kmph).

While the immense power of that 6.3-liter V-12 overwhelms off the start, the F12 accelerates like few other cars, naturally aspirated or otherwise. The power delivery

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can be brutal, and when shifting manually in race mode the transmission has no qualms about delivering a kick to your posterior with each hard shift. In many ways, the F12 feels like a rocket ship disguised as a grand tourer. It's the only car Jeremy Clarkson said "could do with less power."

It looks absolutely stunning in the metal; it’s Pininfarina-designed body (last car they did for the stable) offers equal doses of modern race-bred aggression and the classic front-engined proportions. Lift the hood and you're greeted by a breathtaking temple to horsepower. A true masterpiece, this car and is set to push well past it's original RRP.

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2008 ASTON MARTIN DBS # Produced: 2,534 (total) # Manual: 984 Year produced: 2008 Transmission: Manual Horsepower: 510hp Odometer: 38,501 km Provenance: Strong Service History: FSH

+20%

REALISED R E T U R N 1,9

74 days

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ACTUAL HOLD

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Actual Return +20%

1,9

Acquisition Price

2008

The Aston Martin DBS V12 is arguably the most iconic modern Aston, thanks in part to Mr James Bond in Casino Royale and the fact that the V12 engine, mated to an analogue manual gearbox are simply drop dead gorgeous. A bit like Daniel Craig's edgier, darker, more intense James Bond, this car was designed to convey strength, power, and agility.

When the DBS V12 Coupe debuted in 2008, it was Aston Martin's technology flagship vehicle. The car was based on the DBR9 model but featured a lower and wider bodywork. It shared its wheelbase and roofline with the DB9 and featured redesigned front bumper - with wider air scoops - and an integrated rear lip spoiler.

May 2021

July 2021

Only 300 were released in 2008, (2,533 over its five-year production life). Manual versions of the DBS V12 Coupe are rarer yet, with only 984 produced globally.

Our first DBS sold for a 20%1,9 return in 74days, representing a 6% 1,2 increase in 30days from its Q4 FY21 valuation. But don't worry, like James Bond, we replaced it with an even more remarkable example.

We feel strongly that the latest addition to the Mk-III "pre-classic" class will see significant demand globally as subsequent iterations of Astons stray from this period of excellence.

Part of my brief was to make [it] look more edgy, like a tough guy in a dinner suit

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- MAREK REICHMAN,ASTON MARTIN DESIGN DIRECTOR

LIFE IS TOO SHORT FOR BORING CARS AND BORING INVESTMENTS