Mr. Mike Pyle reports

EIC ISR & DEFENCE UPDATE: PROGRESS ON AIR GREENLAND MARITIME SURVEILLANCE OPPORTUNITY AND UPDATE ON AUSTRALIAN TENDER

Exchange Income Corp.'s subsidiary, PAL Aerospace, has been selected by Air Greenland as the missionization partner in its development and delivery of new maritime surveillance capability, comprising the delivery of two missionized DHC-8-200 aircraft and an integrated ground mission environment.

Air Greenland is currently in the final stages of negotiations with the government of Denmark to assume responsibility for surveillance and search-and-rescue operations within the autonomous territory of Greenland. To support this transition, two Air Greenland DHC-8-200 aircraft will be converted by PAL Aerospace into fully missionized platforms equipped with advanced surveillance and sensor systems. The capability will enhance detection-to-response timelines through live mission monitoring, onboard sensor fusion and postflight data exploitation, in close co-ordination with Joint Arctic Command and Joint Rescue Coordination Center Greenland.

Mike Pyle, chief executive officer of Exchange Income, commented: "This selection by Air Greenland is another strong validation of PAL Aerospace's global leadership in missionized aircraft and integrated surveillance solutions. Greenland's requirements are exceptionally complex -- from harsh Arctic weather to vast operating distances -- and PAL Aerospace brings decades of northern operational experience and technical expertise that directly align with these challenges. We are proud to support the development and deployment of this important capability, in partnership with Air Greenland."

"Air Greenland's long-standing partnership with PAL Aerospace in maintaining and sustaining our Dash-8 fleet reflects the strong trust we place in their people and technology and underscores the value we know PAL Aerospace consistently delivers on the global stage," said Jacob Nitter Sorensen, chief executive officer of Air Greenland.

PAL Aerospace has also been informed by the government of Australia that it has not been selected as the successful proponent in the competitive process for the provision of aerial surveillance services, encompassing the provision of scheduled, targeted and persistent surveillance services, to the Australian Border Force, commonly referred to as the Coastwatch program.

PAL Aerospace extends its sincere thanks to its Australian partners for their collaboration, expertise and steadfast support throughout the bidding process. With a long-standing presence in the region and a proven record of delivering mission-critical aviation services globally, the company will continue to engage constructively with Australian governments and industry stakeholders and will pursue future opportunities where its unique, proven capabilities can add value.

Mr. Pyle added: "We remain very confident in the strength and momentum of PAL Aerospace's defence and ISR [intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance] pipeline, with particularly promising opportunities emerging in Canada alongside increased activity in Europe, the United States and Southeast Asia. This growing demand reflects the relevance of our capabilities and positions us strongly for near-term growth."

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