XRP Healthcare is advancing toward a public listing on the TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV), guided by a clear strategy focused on credibility, structure, and long-term scalability. This process is the result of significant groundwork – including corporate restructuring, internal governance, regulatory readiness, and the acquisition of audited assets – all aimed at preparing for the rigor of the public markets.We began the listing process by signing a Letter of Intent (LOI) in May 2025, followed by a Definitive Agreement (DA) in June 2025 with AAJ Capital 3 Corp. From that point forward, every step has been executed with an emphasis on compliance – including alignment with Canadian listing requirements, working alongside legal counsel, auditors, and financial advisors, and initiating the necessary filings and documentation under TSXV Policy 2.4.Our listing strategy is about more than capital – it’s about enabling our mission to modernize and consolidate healthcare delivery across underserved markets. With a core presence in Uganda and plans to scale across Sub-Saharan Africa, XRP Healthcare is focused on strategic M&A and real-world AI integration to build a digitally connected healthcare ecosystem from the ground up.M&A: Structuring Scale Through AcquisitionOur M&A strategy is centered on acquiring, consolidating, and modernizing profitable pharmacies and healthcare facilities. This isn’t a theoretical model – we’ve already completed our first acquisition: a pharmacy chain in Uganda consisting of 5 wholesale locations and 2 retail pharmacies. This acquisition has undergone a full audit to meet regulatory requirements and forms the operational foundation of our expansion strategy.These physical locations serve as distribution points for both medicine and healthcare services – enabling access, building trust, and creating a tangible presence in the communities we serve.We believe Africa’s fragmented healthcare landscape presents one of the greatest consolidation opportunities of this decade. Over 600,000 pharmacies are needed across Sub-Saharan Africa to meet growing demand, and we’re building the infrastructure to connect, upgrade, and unify these services through strategic acquisitions and technology.XRPH AI: Tailored for Africa, Built to Scale GloballyOur XRPH AI App is already live and has been developed specifically for mobile-first environments. It offers:• Multilingual health guidance across dozens of African and international languages• Doctor-connect capabilities for remote triage• AI-powered support and symptom triage• Prescription scanner that decodes medication labels, instructions, and side effects• Smart dosage reminders• A soon-to-launch U.S. prescription savings card, accepted at 68,000+ pharmacies and designed to be stored directly in the user’s wallet on Android or iOSThis isn’t a proof of concept – it’s a live, evolving solution. And as smartphone adoption in Africa accelerates, we’re positioned to deliver AI-driven support to the populations who need it most.Why This Model Works in AfricaAfrica is not behind – it’s simply been underserved. The healthcare market is projected to reach $259 billion by 2030, and nine of the world’s 20 fastest-growing economies are in Africa. With youthful populations, rising digital connectivity, and growing demand for accessible healthcare, the region is primed for scalable transformation.XRP Healthcare’s strategy merges physical acquisition with digital innovation. We’re not just building a pharmacy chain or launching an AI app – we’re designing an interconnected ecosystem where both work together to drive real-world outcomes.This is how we scale healthcare in Africa. And this is why we’re going public – not just to raise capital, but to raise standards, access, and impact.
XRP Healthcare is advancing toward a public listing on the TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV), guided by a clear strategy focused on credibility, structure, and long-term scalability. This process is the result of significant groundwork – including corporate restructuring, internal governance, regulatory readiness, and the acquisition of audited assets – all aimed at preparing for the rigor of the public markets.
We began the listing process by signing a Letter of Intent (LOI) in May 2025, followed by a Definitive Agreement (DA) in June 2025 with AAJ Capital 3 Corp. From that point forward, every step has been executed with an emphasis on compliance – including alignment with Canadian listing requirements, working alongside legal counsel, auditors, and financial advisors, and initiating the necessary filings and documentation under TSXV Policy 2.4.
Our listing strategy is about more than capital – it’s about enabling our mission to modernize and consolidate healthcare delivery across underserved markets. With a core presence in Uganda and plans to scale across Sub-Saharan Africa, XRP Healthcare is focused on strategic M&A and real-world AI integration to build a digitally connected healthcare ecosystem from the ground up.
M&A: Structuring Scale Through Acquisition
Our M&A strategy is centered on acquiring, consolidating, and modernizing profitable pharmacies and healthcare facilities. This isn’t a theoretical model – we’ve already completed our first acquisition: a pharmacy chain in Uganda consisting of 5 wholesale locations and 2 retail pharmacies. This acquisition has undergone a full audit to meet regulatory requirements and forms the operational foundation of our expansion strategy.
These physical locations serve as distribution points for both medicine and healthcare services – enabling access, building trust, and creating a tangible presence in the communities we serve.
We believe Africa’s fragmented healthcare landscape presents one of the greatest consolidation opportunities of this decade. Over 600,000 pharmacies are needed across Sub-Saharan Africa to meet growing demand, and we’re building the infrastructure to connect, upgrade, and unify these services through strategic acquisitions and technology.
XRPH AI: Tailored for Africa, Built to Scale Globally
Our XRPH AI App is already live and has been developed specifically for mobile-first environments. It offers:
• Multilingual health guidance across dozens of African and international languages
• Doctor-connect capabilities for remote triage
• AI-powered support and symptom triage
• Prescription scanner that decodes medication labels, instructions, and side effects
• Smart dosage reminders
• A soon-to-launch U.S. prescription savings card, accepted at 68,000+ pharmacies and designed to be stored directly in the user’s wallet on Android or iOS
This isn’t a proof of concept – it’s a live, evolving solution. And as smartphone adoption in Africa accelerates, we’re positioned to deliver AI-driven support to the populations who need it most.
Why This Model Works in Africa
Africa is not behind – it’s simply been underserved. The healthcare market is projected to reach $259 billion by 2030, and nine of the world’s 20 fastest-growing economies are in Africa. With youthful populations, rising digital connectivity, and growing demand for accessible healthcare, the region is primed for scalable transformation.
XRP Healthcare’s strategy merges physical acquisition with digital innovation. We’re not just building a pharmacy chain or launching an AI app – we’re designing an interconnected ecosystem where both work together to drive real-world outcomes.
This is how we scale healthcare in Africa. And this is why we’re going public – not just to raise capital, but to raise standards, access, and impact.
