Your Interest In My Proposal

Dear sir Re. Your Interest In My Proposal Thank you very much for response to my proposal and interest in doing business with us We are consulting for Aniemax and Capital Portal . We work with our clients to secure long term and low interest loans for supporting genuine business men. Secondly we have potential investors who are looking for capable foreign partners for mutually beneficial investment partnership. Please let me know which areas we can work with you to enable us present our proposals for needed review and agree on terms of engagement Aniefiok Anie Effiom

Attention Danny Smith Dear sir Re. Your Latest E-mail Thank you for your latest email and information provided though you did not specifically indicate the area you would like me and partners to come. If you are looking for low interest loans to support and expand your business we are here to assist you to secure and structure loans of between $5Million - $750Million with terms and conditions which we can make available to you Secondly, we have a potential investor who is looking for a reliable foreign partners for making a investment iof $75,5Million in the areas of real estate, hospitality and technology The potential investor is from a politically exposed family and would like to carry out the investment quietly Here is my private phone/ WhatsApp no +44 7418 376 420 . Please feel free to call or chat me up on WhatsApp Aniefiok Anie Effiom > Sent: Wednesday, June 10, 2026 at 8:02 pm > From: [redacted] > To: [redacted] > Subject: Your Interest In My Proposal > > Hi Aniefok, > > Thanks so much for the email — I really appreciate you taking the time to respond. I’ve been reviewing your proposal about the Aniemax and Capital Portal collaboration, and I’m genuinely excited about the possibility of working together. The idea of long-term, low-interest loans for business development makes a lot of sense, especially for someone like me who’s been focused on energy and infrastructure projects in Texas lately. > > I’ve been trying to set up a few new client connections through the Houston oil and gas circle, and I’m actually just starting to explore alternative financing models that could benefit small but solid operations — like independent drilling teams or local renewables projects. That might actually be a perfect fit for your investor network. > > Just to clarify: do you have any documentation or sample loan structures you can share? And are the potential investors primarily based in Africa or international markets? I’d love to understand more about how the partnerships would work — especially around due diligence and approval timelines. > > Also, I’ve been trying to keep up with the new Texas oil regulations — they changed a bit last month, and I was just reading about a new compliance portal that might affect how we structure loan agreements. I’m happy to go over that with you if helpful. > > Looking forward to hearing more. > > Best, > Danny Smith > Sent from my iPhone > > Best regards, > Danny Smith > +17163259415

Attention Danny Smith Dear sir Thank you for your prompt reply to my earlier email Here are loans and terms: 1. Value of finance/Loan: US$ 2 Million - US$750Million 2. Terms of loan: 2 years to 10 years maximum. 3. Currency: USD or Euro 4. Rate of interest: Fixed 3.5% per year 5. Type of security: Insurance performance bond ( 2%) 6. Grace period: 12 months 7. Repayment: To be paid within 10 years and renewable after 10 years 8. Repayment source: Proceed from operational cash flow and other sources acceptable 9. Closing budget cost US$15,400 - US$155,000 depending on the loan amount 10. ANIEMAX AND CAPITAL PORTAL ENGAGEMENT ( FACILITATION) fee to be paid after loan disbursement 11. Timeline for process: We will review the complete application/project materials and approve the loan amount prior for disbursement within the timeline mentioned below: Documents Review, Processing: Seven (7) - Ten (10) banking days. Loan Disbursement: Three Banking Days. 12. We expect to receive the funding requirements as listed below to enable us to initiate the co- financing due diligence for the proposed project. 1 Company profile/ Certificate of incorporation 2 6 months statement of the company bank account 3 Details of outstanding loans from other banks if any 4 Business plan and project feasibility report 5 Project cash flow report 6 Legal licences and agreements related to the project if any 7 Payment plan and sources of income 8 Profile of the project owners in form of a CV ( CEO) 9 A copy of Data page of the international passport or driver's licence from the project owners( CEO) 10 Filled KYC/ Loan application form to support the documents required 11 The information requested above is for further cooperation and due diligence by the lender to enable us to open the credit file and make the official presentation Please chat me up on my private phone WhatsApp no.+44 7148 376 420. This is preferred for flow of communication. Aniefiok Anie Effiom > Sent: Thursday, June 11, 2026 at 7:07 pm > From: [redacted] > To: [redacted] > Subject: Your Latest E-mail > > Hi Aniefok, > > Thanks so much for the quick reply — I really appreciate the clarity and the details on the loan structure and investor interest. I’ve been thinking about how the $5M to $750M range could actually work with some of the smaller independent drilling crews in East Texas, especially those looking to expand into new shale zones with minimal debt burden. The low-interest angle is very attractive, especially given the current market volatility. > > I’ve been chatting with a few local operators lately about how they’re struggling with traditional bank financing — so this could be a real game-changer. And the quiet investment from the politically exposed family? That’s interesting — I’ve heard similar stories from folks in the energy sector about off-the-record partnerships that stay under the radar. > > Just to confirm: do you have any sample loan documents or templates available, particularly for the renewable energy or tech side of things? Also, could you clarify whether the investor is open to co-ownership or just capital injection? And what kind of due diligence would be expected from a potential partner like me? > > I’ve been working on a new compliance checklist for oil and gas financing recently — it might help us align with the investor’s expectations. I’d love to go over it with you sometime, maybe over a quick call? > > Looking forward to your thoughts. > > Best, > Danny Smith > Sent from my iPad > > P.S. Just saw a new solar farm project getting approved in Lubbock — could be a perfect fit for the hospitality and tech angle. Might be worth a mention in our discussion. > > Best regards, > Danny Smith > +17163259415

Dear Mr Danny Smith Thank you immensely for your prompt responses always Please note that I presented two different proposals to you for consideration. The first proposal is about working with you and your partners to secure a long term and low interest loans to support your businesses with terms and conditions to apply. In response to your question. You can request for between $2Million - $750Million depending on your business plan and ability to fullfill attached conditions. The second proposal is about a mutually beneficial investment partnership between a family whose interests we are representing who is looking for a reliable and capable partner for making investment in the areas of real estate, hospitality and technology or as may be advised. This family is politically exposed and would like to quietly engage . The investment capital is $75Million. Terms of engagement can be discussed and mutually agreed on by the parties Yes we can talk on WhatsApp like you demanded. You already have my private phone WhatsApp no +44 7148 376 420. Please chat me up before calling and remember we are in different zones Aniefiok Anie Effiom > Sent: Thursday, June 11, 2026 at 10:05 pm > From: [redacted] > To: [redacted] > Subject: Loans And Terms > > Hi Aniefok, > > Thanks so much for the detailed breakdown — I really appreciate how thorough you’ve been with the loan terms and the investor profile. The fixed 3.5% interest rate is incredibly appealing, especially for a business like mine that’s been balancing capital constraints with long-term growth in the oil and gas space. > > I’ve been talking with one of my contacts in Sweetwater who’s considering a new horizontal well project in the Permian — they’re currently stuck on financing because of the high bank thresholds. If we could structure a loan under your terms, it might actually be a perfect fit. > > Just to confirm: are the $2M–$750M loan amounts structured as a single disbursement, or is it possible to break it into phased funding (say, $2M first, then a follow-up)? Also, could you clarify whether the investor from the politically exposed family would require any specific confidentiality agreements or legal safeguards, especially around asset tracing or reporting? > > And one small note — I’ve been reviewing the Texas Comptroller’s new compliance portal, and I think it might affect how we present the KYC documents. Would you be open to a quick call on WhatsApp to walk through how the due diligence process aligns with current state regulations? I don’t want to miss any red flags. > > Looking forward to your thoughts. > > Best, > Danny Smith > Sent from my iPad > > P.S. I just had a coffee at the old Waffle House near the Houston Port — the oat milk was divine. Reminded me of how good business feels when it’s grounded in real people. > > Best regards, > Danny Smith > +17163259415

Here is my phone/WhatsApp no +44 7148 376 420 Chat me up or call me Thank you Aniefiok Anie Effiom > Sent: Friday, June 12, 2026 at 7:09 am > From: [redacted] > To: [redacted] > Subject: Your Latest Email > > Hi Aniefok, > > Thanks so much for the clarity — I really appreciate how detailed and transparent you’ve been with both the loan structure and the investor opportunity. Honestly, the 3.5% fixed rate on a 2–10 year term with that kind of flexibility is hard to beat, especially for a project like the Sweetwater horizontal well I’ve been discussing with my contact. > > Just to confirm: if we’re going phased, would it make sense to start with a $2M disbursement based on a preliminary feasibility report, and then structure a follow-up of $10M–$50M depending on operational results? I’m thinking this could give us better cash flow alignment and reduce risk during early development. > > Also, for the politically exposed investor — even though they want quiet engagement — would it be possible to include a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) or a third-party asset escrow clause in the structure? I’m just being cautious from a compliance standpoint, and I’d hate to run into any unintended exposure. > > And yes, I’d love to chat on WhatsApp — I’ve been trying to work on a new Texas compliance checklist for energy clients, and I’d value your input on how the due diligence process might align with current regulations. > > I’m genuinely excited about this — maybe even a little nervous, which is rare for me. You know, last week I tried a new sourdough starter at home, and it took two days to rise. Feels like a business project — patience is key. > > Looking forward to connecting. > > Best, > Danny Smith > Sent from my iPhone > > P.S. I saw a great post about sustainable tech in hospitality — could that be relevant to the investor interest? I’ve been thinking about that too. > > +17163259415 > > Best regards, > Danny Smith > +17163259415