Dispersion Holdings - Correction to the Admission Document

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Press Release

29 July 2021 

Dispersion Holdings PLC

("Dispersion" or "The Company") 

Correction to the Admission Document dated 28 April 2021

Dispersion (AQSE: DEFI) has identified that the initial investments disclosure on page 13 of the Company's Admission Document dated 28 April 2021 ("Admission Document") was incorrect. In addition to the investments in NFT Investment plc and ePIC Blockchain Technologies, Inc. the Company had also made the following investments:

An investment of EUR50,000 (£43,029) was made for 50,000,000 common shares in Defy1 SAS, a French incorporated company specialising in decentralised technology development and creating industry-specific social token ecosystems.

An investment of £28,777 was made in convertible debt of Sporting Icons Ltd, a UK incorporated sports-based NFT platform which provides athlete-curated digital art for sports fans.

The additional investments did not have any impact on the Company's net assets at Admission.

The directors of Dispersion Holdings plc accept responsibility for this announcement.

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About Dispersion Holdings PLC:

Dispersion Holdings is an investment company specialising in opportunities in decentralised finance (DeFi), a disruptive technology using blockchain and cryptocurrencies to remove financial intermediaries from transactions, creating a cheaper, more efficient and more secure way of providing financial services. Listed on the Aquis Stock Exchange in London, we apply our expertise to the business operations and strategic plans of FinTech companies in the UK, USA and Canada, and act as an accelerator for start-ups and early-stage companies.