Frederik Simon Pierre Tchoungui

Our Business Alps Alpine conducts business across three segments: Components, Sensors and Communication, and Modules and Systems. Our products and services tend to the needs of customers in many different sectors, including automotive, consumer electronics, mobile devices and game markets. We also look to break ground and expand our horizons in new application domains, such as industrial equipment and the Internet of Things. Our Business Alps Alpine conducts business across three segments: Components, Sensors and Communication, and Modules and Systems. Our products and services tend to the needs of customers in many different sectors, including automotive, consumer electronics, mobile devices and game markets. We also look to break ground and expand our horizons in new application domains, such as industrial equipment and the Internet of Things. Business Segment Positioning COMPONENTS Industry-leading quality and variety, including TACT Switch™ with its top market share Japanese version only Our economy and market environment are currently undergoing enormous transformation. Lifestyles and values are also changing. Stay-at-home demand generated by the emergence of a new normal has dramatically expanded needs within game and mobile sectors while society as a whole embraces smart technology and develops keener awareness about global warming, resource efficiency and day-to-day health and safety. Since its founding in 1948, Alps Alpine has continued to deliver products capturing the needs of the ever-shifting times. The Components segment, home to some of our key products, delivers industry-leading quality and variety that appeal to customers in an extensive range of markets, including consumer and automotive sectors. We also proactively develop new products, such as non-contact devices and environmentally friendly switches made using biomass-based plastic, and venture into new markets like the industrial equipment sector.

Lead M&A treasury integration “By ensuring seamless cash management, liquidity planning, and banking structure alignment post-acquisition.” Develop and optimize funds flow structures “To facilitate transaction settlements, financing, and post-deal treasury operations.” Analyze and assess key transaction documents “such as Sale and Purchase Agreements (SPA), Term Loan Agreements (TLA), Bridge Facilities and others Loan, ensuring compliance with treasury, Insurance and financing strategies.” Project manage treasury and insurance aspects of M&A deals, “Coordinating cross-functional teams to mitigate risks and ensure smooth execution.” Evaluate and implement funding strategies, “Including syndicated loans, bridge loans, and alternative financing solutions to support acquisitions.” Monitor and manage financial risks, “Including FX and interest rate exposure, ensuring appropriate hedging strategies for M&A transactions.” Ensure compliance with debt covenants and financial reporting requirements, assessing the impact of acquisitions on the group's leverage and liquidity. “Collaborate with banks, legal teams, and external advisors to secure optimal financing structures and streamline treasury operations during M&A transactions.”

Role Overview The financial asset valuer plays a pivotal role in determining the fair market value of financial assets. This involves analyzing market trends, economic data, and financial metrics to provide accurate valuations. These valuations inform a variety of business decisions, such as investment strategies, mergers, acquisitions, and balance sheet reporting. The role is commonly found in investment banks, asset management firms, insurance companies, consulting firms, and large corporations with diversified asset portfolios. Key Responsibilities Valuation Analysis Conduct thorough analyses of financial assets to assess their current and potential market value. Utilize valuation models such as Discounted Cash Flow (DCF), Comparable Companies Analysis (CCA), and Precedent Transactions Analysis. Market Research and Trend Analysis Monitor and interpret market trends, economic indicators, and sector-specific changes impacting asset values. Provide insights on industry trends and potential market risks. Financial Modeling and Forecasting Build, maintain, and update financial models to support valuation processes. Project asset performance based on market forecasts, financial statements, and historical data. Reporting and Documentation Prepare valuation reports, summaries, and presentations for internal and external stakeholders. Ensure compliance with relevant accounting standards (e.g., IFRS, GAAP) and regulatory requirements. Stakeholder Engagement Collaborate with portfolio managers, risk analysts, and accounting teams to support investment strategies. Communicate valuation findings and insights to senior management and clients.

Budgeting and Financial Planning "Develop and manage the annual budget, ensuring alignment with strategic goals, monitoring expenditures, and adjusting forecasts to maintain financial discipline." Financial Analysis and Reporting "Analyze financial performance metrics, prepare detailed reports, and present insights to senior management to inform data-driven decision-making." Cost Control and Profitability Optimization "Implement cost control strategies across departments, identifying areas for savings and process improvement to enhance profitability and efficiency." Cash-Flow and Working Capital Management "Oversee cash-flow planning and ensure adequate liquidity to support business operations, optimizing working capital to enhance financial flexibility." Risk Management and Compliance "Monitor and mitigate financial risks by ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and implementing internal controls to safeguard assets." Stakeholder and Investor Relations "Manage relationships with investors, lenders, and key stakeholders, providing transparent financial information and supporting capital-raising activities as needed."

1. Financial Analysis and Modeling Financial Modeling: Build, update, and maintain detailed financial models (e.g., DCF, LBO, M&A) to assess the impact of various transactions and provide valuation support. Valuation Analysis: Conduct valuations using methodologies such as discounted cash flow (DCF), comparable company analysis (CCA), and precedent transactions. Financial Forecasting: Assist in preparing forward-looking financial forecasts, including revenue projections, cost assumptions, and scenario analysis. 2. Market Research and Industry Analysis Industry Research: Analyze industry trends, competitive dynamics, and market conditions to identify investment opportunities and assess the financial health of target companies. Market Monitoring: Track and analyze the impact of economic events, market conditions, and industry trends on investment opportunities. Competitor Analysis: Research and evaluate the financial performance of comparable companies, providing insight into competitive positioning within the market. 3. Transaction Support Deal Preparation: Assist in preparing materials for clients, such as pitch books, presentations, information memoranda, and transaction documents. Due Diligence: Conduct in-depth due diligence on target companies, reviewing financial statements, regulatory filings, and other documents to assess risks and opportunities. Client Interaction: Work closely with clients, internal teams, and senior bankers to communicate findings and support transaction execution. 4. Reporting and Presentation Presentation Preparation: Create client presentations and investment memoranda, ensuring accurate data and concise messaging to support decision-making. Report Generation: Compile and present market research reports, financial analyses, and investment recommendations to clients and senior management. Portfolio Analysis: Assist in analyzing and reporting on portfolio performance, including risk assessments, return analysis, and sensitivity analyses.

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