Singulus Technologies Aktiengesellschaft: SINGULUS Takes Out Loan to Repay Liabilities to Triumph.  Sale of Triumph Shares to German Investor Completed

Kahl am Main (pta030/21.10.2026/20:10 UTC+2)

Press Release

SINGULUS TECHNOLOGIES Takes Out Loan to Repay Liabilities to Triumph. Sale of Triumph Shares to German Investor Completed

Kahl am Main, 21 October 2026

SINGULUS TECHNOLOGIES today secured a subordinated secured loan of approximately EUR 22.75 million. The lender is the same technology company, which had already provided financing in March 2026. This new subordinated loan is intended to repay all outstanding liabilities to Triumph Science and Technology Group Co., Ltd., China ("Triumph") and its affiliates. These liabilities stemmed from loans and advance payments received for projects and are now being repaid, so they no longer give rise to delivery obligations.

In this context, Triumph transfers its approximately 16.75% stake in SINGULUS TECHNOLOGIES to a German investor. Following the sale of the shares, Mr. Denan Chu, who represents Triumph as the company's largest shareholder on the Supervisory Board, will resign from his position effective immediately. A decision on the appointment of the fourth Supervisory Board member will be made shortly.

For many years, Triumph was one of SINGULUS TECHNOLOGIES' most important customers and, until now, its largest shareholder. Over the years, both companies have evolved in their respective markets and their strategic orientations, resulting in a steady decline in the economic scope of the project business for production facilities. Triumph and SINGULUS TECHNOLOGIES reached a mutual agreement in a spirit of partnership, and Triumph initiated the sale of its shareholding. The two companies will continue their constructive collaboration on ongoing projects, such as servicing existing production facilities and cooperating on specific joint projects.

The Executive Board of SINGULUS TECHNOLOGIES AG would like to express its sincere gratitude to Triumph and the China National Building Material Group Corporation (CNBM) for their long-standing, trusting, and successful collaboration. Together, they have achieved significant technological advances in thin film solar technology in recent years and have successfully implemented them in industrial practice. Even during the challenging period of the COVID-19 pandemic, the partnership proved reliable and built on mutual trust. Furthermore, Triumph has supported the company over many years through key financing initiatives, thereby contributing significantly to the company's positive development.

SINGULUS TECHNOLOGIES – Synergies in Vacuum Coating & Wet Processing
SINGULUS TECHNOLOGIES develops and assembles innovative machines and systems for efficient thin-film coating and surface treatment processes, which are used worldwide in the Photovoltaics, Semiconductor, Medical Technology, Packaging, Glass & Automotive as well as Battery & Hydrogen markets.

The company's core competencies include various processes of coating technology (PVD sputtering, PECVD, evaporation), surface treatment as well as wet-chemical and thermal production processes.

SINGULUS TECHNOLOGIES sees sustainability as an opportunity to position itself with innovative products. In the focus are environmental awareness, efficient use of resources and avoidance of unnecessary CO₂ pollution.

SINGULUS TECHNOLOGIES attaches great importance to responsible and sustainable corporate governance.

SINGULUS TECHNOLOGIES AG, Hanauer Landstraße 103,
63796 Kahl/Main, Germany
WKN A1681X / ISIN DE000A1681X5

Contact:
Maren Schuster, Investor Relations
Phone: + 49 (0) 160 9609 0279
Bernhard Krause, Company Spokesman
Phone: +49 (0) 172 833 2224
E-Mail: bernhard.krause@singulus.de

www.singulus.de

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Emitter:	Singulus Technologies Aktiengesellschaft Hanauer Landstraße 103 63796 Kahl am Main Germany
Contact Person:	Bernhard Krause
Phone:	+49 172 833 2224
E-Mail:	bernhard.krause@singulus.de
Website:	www.singulus.de
ISIN(s):	DE000A1681X5 (Share) DE000A2AA5H5 (Bond)
Stock Exchange(s):	Regulated Market in Frankfurt; Free Market in Dusseldorf, Hamburg, Hannover, Munich, Stuttgart, Tradegate BSX