A total of 600 000 shares will be on offer, from as little as R 10 000 lumpsum deposit, you can own 100 shares within the Unity Share Offer. Shares will be made available from 1 February 2026 – 31 August 2026 through a first come first serve basis, until the window period expires or the total offer is allocated.

Unity Share Offer	Investment Value
100 unity shares	R 10 000
200 unity shares	R 20 000
300 unity shares	R 30 000
400 unity shares	R 40 000
500 unity shares	R 50 000
600 unity shares	R 60 000
700 unity shares	R 70 000
800 unity shares	R 80 000
900 unity shares	R 90 000
1000 unity shares	R 100 000
1100 unity shares	R 110 000
1200 unity shares	R 120 000
1300 unity shares	R 130 000
1400 unity shares	R 140 000

Who can procure shares?

Any individual with a progressive and unity mindset, and is of the age of majority, can invest in the Epicutis Unity Share offer.

How will the funds be utilized?

The capital raised through the shares issued will be strategically utilized to accelerate the company’s growth, strengthen its operational capacity, and position the business for long-term scalability and profitability.

How many times can I procure?

The Unity Shares can be procured as many times as willingness and affordability allow for the prospective buyer. Shares can be procured as a once-off transaction of a minimum of R 10 000 or via multiple transactions (minimum of R 10 000), to be collectively reconciled at the end of the share offer period.

Can I purchase shares on behalf of a minor (under the age of 18)?

Yes, shares may be purchased on behalf of a person under the age of 18 (a minor) by a parent or legal guardian acting in their representative capacity. In such instances, the shares will be registered in the name of the parent or legal guardian as nominee and custodian for the benefit of the minor until the minor attains the age of majority.

Upon the minor reaching the age of 18, the parent or legal guardian may submit a written instruction to the company, together with the required supporting documentation, requesting the transfer of the shares into the name of the beneficiary. The company shall process such transfer in accordance with its standard share transfer procedures and applicable laws.

The company reserves the right to request proof of guardianship, identity documents, and any additional documentation necessary to give effect to such transfer.

When will I receive my share certificate?

Share certificates will be received within 30 working days from the date of purchase. They will serve as a legal confirmation of your investment and will be made available electronically via your email.

How to acquire shares

To acquire Unity Shares, applicants are required to make a payment of R 10 000 for the minimum share offer either by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) or by direct cash deposit into the company’s designated bank account.

When making a payment, the applicant must use their reference number as the payment reference to enable accurate allocation of funds.

Once payment has been made, the applicant must email the proof of payment to the company’s official Unity Shares email address: unity@epicutis.co.za. An acknowledgment of receipt will be issued within 24–48 hours, provided the funds have reflected in the company’s bank account.

Share allocation and confirmation will only be processed once the payment has been successfully verified and matched to the applicant’s details and reference.

The company’s banking details for purposes of payment are as follows:

What to expect once shares are procured?

Incubation period for the investment is 36 months, meaning that the focus will be on expansion and scalability until 31 August 2029. Accordingly, no dividends or profit distributions to Unity Shareholders are anticipated or intended during this incubation period. Only after 31 August 2029, subject to the company’s financial performance, profitability, cash flow position, and the discretion of the board of directors, will the consideration of dividend declarations be undertaken. Unity Shareholders acknowledge and accept this reinvestment strategy as a condition of their share subscription.

Can I opt to sell my shares at a later date?

Yes, Unity Shareholders may elect to sell or dispose of their shares only after the completion of the 36-month incubation period, the period being from 31 August 2026 to 31 August 2029. Following the end of the incubation period, any intention by a Unity Shareholder to sell their shares shall be subject to the company’s internal share transfer policies and applicable legal requirements.

The company shall have a right of first refusal (ROFR) to purchase the shares from the shareholder before such shares may be offered to any third party. Should the company elect to exercise this right, the share purchase price shall be determined based on the valuation conducted by an independent third-party auditor or valuator at the conclusion of the incubation period.

Only in the event that the company declines to exercise its right of first refusal may the shareholder offer the shares to a third party, subject to the same valuation principles and the company’s approval of the proposed transferee.

How will the value of my shares be determined after the incubation period?

Upon completion of the 36-month incubation period, the company shall appoint an independent, suitably qualified third-party auditor or valuator to conduct a formal assessment of the company’s financial position and overall performance. The outcome of this independent evaluation shall be made available to Unity Shareholders for transparency and information purposes.

The valuation of Unity Shares shall be determined with reference to, among other relevant factors:

• The company’s audited financial statements and balance sheet;
• The company’s operational and financial performance;
• Existing commercial/retail contracts, including offtake agreements and revenue streams;
• Assets, liabilities, and overall business sustainability;
• Any other factors reasonably considered by the independent valuator to be material to the company’s fair market value.

The value attributed to the shares shall be derived from this independent company valuation and shall serve as the basis for determining the fair value of Unity Shares at that time.

Will there be meetings and ongoing communication between directors and the Unity Shareholders?

Yes, the company shall maintain ongoing communication with Unity Shareholders regarding the progress and performance of the business. For this purpose, the company may, at its discretion, convene meetings, issue written updates, or provide other forms of communication to keep Unity Shareholders informed of material developments.

In addition, Unity Shareholders shall be entitled to receive annual condensed financial statements of the company, prepared in accordance with applicable financial reporting standards and governance requirements.

Such communication and reporting are intended to promote transparency and keep shareholders reasonably informed, but shall not confer any management, decision-making, or voting rights beyond those attached to the class of shares held.

Does the company have other shareholders?

Yes, they are the main shareholders having invested R 150 000.00 or more.

Are your products available in retail stores?

Yes, see the full updated list on our website here.

Can I get products myself for review if the retail stores are not easily accessible for me?

Yes, you can place an online order here.

What does the investment offer me as a prospective Unity Shareholder?

Upon subscription, a Unity Shareholder shall be issued a minimum of 100 Unity Shares, subject to acceptance of the application and compliance with the company’s Memorandum of Incorporation (MOI) and the Companies Act 71 of 2008.

Unity Shares confer shareholder rights as defined in section 37 of the Companies Act, limited to the rights attached to the relevant class of shares as set out in the MOI. Such rights constitute a beneficial interest in the company as a juristic person and do not confer direct, individual, or proportional ownership of the company’s assets, whether existing or future, which remain the property of the company in accordance with section 19 of the Act.

Unity Shareholders shall be entitled to receive annual financial information in a condensed or summarized form, as contemplated in sections 30 and 31 of the Companies Act. The company reserves the right to lawfully redact confidential, commercially sensitive, or proprietary information, where disclosure may prejudice the company’s interests or is not required by law.

All shareholder rights, including rights to information, participation, dividends, or capital appreciation, shall be exercised subject to the provisions of the Companies Act, the MOI, board discretion where applicable, and the company’s solvency and liquidity requirements as set out in section 4 of the Act.

How much direct shareholding percentage is set aside for the Unity Shares?

10% of the company shareholding will be allocated to the Unity Shares.