Pre-Engagement Disclaimer

Last Updated: October 2026

This Pre-Engagement Disclaimer (“Disclaimer”) applies to preliminary communications, website submissions, inquiries, meetings, calls, emails, GMG Assistant interactions, and other exchanges of information involving Global Mountain Group LLC (“Company”, “GMG”, “we”, “us”, or “our”) before a specific engagement has been formally accepted in writing by the Company.

By contacting the Company, using GMG Assistant, or submitting information through the website, you acknowledge the principles set out below.

1. Purpose of This Disclaimer

This Disclaimer defines the legal, operational, commercial, and compliance boundaries that apply before an engagement is formally accepted.

• preliminary contact does not create a business relationship or obligation
• publicly described capabilities do not constitute acceptance of a specific mandate
• projects may be reviewed for feasibility, eligibility, counterparties, jurisdiction, risk, and compliance
• all engagement decisions remain subject to the Company’s discretion and written acceptance

2. No Offer, Acceptance, Engagement, Agency, or Brokerage Relationship

Information provided before a written engagement is preliminary and informational only.

Nothing communicated at the pre-engagement stage constitutes or confirms:

• an offer, acceptance, binding quotation, or commitment
• acceptance of a project, transaction, representation mandate, or advisory role
• availability of any asset, vehicle, aircraft, product, supplier, partner, seller, buyer, or opportunity
• feasibility, legality, licensing, certification, approval, timing, pricing, or delivery
• authority to act for any third party
• a client, advisory, agency, brokerage, fiduciary, professional, partnership, joint-venture, or contractual relationship

Binding obligations arise only from a written agreement executed by the Company and, where applicable, the relevant counterparty.

3. Discretion to Engage or Decline

The Company retains discretion to respond, request additional information, continue or stop discussions, accept or decline a matter, or determine the scope under which it may be considered.

The Company is not required to provide reasons, feedback, status updates, timelines, or justification for a pre-engagement decision. Silence, delay, or non-response does not imply approval, acceptance, or commitment.

4. Screening, Eligibility, and Due Diligence Before Engagement

Potential matters may be subject to internal or third-party review before an engagement is accepted. Depending on the project, this may include:

• identity, authority, ownership, and counterparty checks
• company, partner, supplier, buyer, seller, and beneficial-ownership review where relevant
• jurisdictional, territorial, reputational, and operational assessment
• end-user and end-use review where applicable
• sanctions, export-control, licensing, and regulatory screening
• transaction, payment, source-of-funds, or commercial-risk review where appropriate

GMG may request additional information at any stage. Incomplete, inconsistent, misleading, or insufficient information may result in suspension or refusal of further evaluation.

5. No Reliance on Preliminary Information

Preliminary statements, descriptions, indications, research observations, availability information, project pathways, timing estimates, or general views may be incomplete, conditional, subject to verification, or changed without notice.

You should not rely on preliminary communications as the sole basis for legal, financial, regulatory, technical, operational, investment, commercial, or strategic decisions.

6. General Information and No Professional Advice

Before formal engagement, website content, preliminary discussions, and general project guidance do not constitute formal legal, regulatory, tax, financial, engineering, technical, certification, investment, or other licensed professional advice.

GMG may explain general operating models, project pathways, commercial structures, market-entry approaches, transaction processes, or compliance considerations, but project-specific conclusions require appropriate review and, where necessary, qualified professional input.

7. GMG Assistant

GMG Assistant is an automated information tool intended to provide general information about the Company’s activities, capabilities, and typical project pathways.

• responses are informational and do not constitute acceptance of a project or formal advice
• responses may be generated automatically and may require human verification
• the assistant cannot confirm pricing, availability, licensing, certification, transaction terms, or engagement acceptance
• a formal Project Inquiry is required for project-specific evaluation or contact with the GMG team

Do not submit confidential, privileged, classified, controlled, or highly sensitive technical information through GMG Assistant.

8. Third Parties, Local Professionals, and Partners

Where a project requires local or specialist capabilities, GMG may identify, introduce, coordinate, or work with independent professionals, consultants, manufacturers, suppliers, service providers, brokers, agents, technical specialists, or local partners.

Unless expressly stated in a written agreement, such third parties are independent from GMG, may conduct their own eligibility and compliance review, and remain responsible for their own professional services, representations, approvals, and contractual obligations.

An introduction or coordination by GMG does not guarantee acceptance, performance, licensing, authorization, financing, closing, or any other outcome.

9. Commercial Representation and Selected Transactions

GMG may evaluate selected commercial representation, sourcing, intermediation, and transaction-coordination mandates involving specialized vehicles, civil aircraft and helicopters, industrial equipment, and other commercial assets.

Any preliminary description, listing, indication of availability, technical information, seller or buyer introduction, or commercial discussion remains subject to verification. Depending on the transaction, this may include confirmation of ownership or authority, title and documentation, technical condition, inspection, availability, compliance, applicable licensing, sanctions or export-control requirements, and final commercial terms.

Assets and opportunities may be subject to prior sale, withdrawal, changed availability, or other conditions. No transaction is reserved, confirmed, or binding until the applicable written documentation has been executed.

10. Due Diligence and Research

Counterparty, company, market, supplier, asset, or project research may rely on public, official, commercial, professional, or other available sources. Information may be incomplete, delayed, jurisdiction-dependent, or subject to change.

Due diligence reduces uncertainty but does not constitute a guarantee of a person, company, asset, transaction, project, market, or future conduct. The scope and evidentiary standard of any formal due-diligence assignment must be defined in writing.

11. Regulated Activities, Licences, and Authorisations

Projects involving regulated sectors, controlled goods, energy, natural resources, aviation, healthcare, security, defence, dual-use products, financial activities, telecommunications, or other licensed activities may require specific regulatory, professional, governmental, export-control, sanctions, end-use, or local-law review.

GMG may coordinate the project and, where appropriate, qualified local professionals or partners. GMG does not guarantee that any licence, permit, concession, certification, governmental approval, market authorization, or other regulatory outcome will be granted.

12. Confidentiality and NDA

Unless confidentiality has been expressly agreed in writing, including through an NDA or other written confidentiality framework, information submitted during preliminary contact is not subject to a contractual confidentiality obligation.

Restricted, confidential, privileged, classified, controlled, or highly sensitive information should not be submitted through the public website, contact form, or GMG Assistant. Sensitive project information should be exchanged only after the appropriate written framework and communication channel have been established.

13. No Exclusivity or Priority

Pre-engagement contact does not create exclusivity, priority, reservation, continuity, or preferential treatment. GMG may review, discuss, represent, source, or pursue other matters and counterparties at any time, subject to any subsequently agreed written obligations.

14. Right to Refuse, Suspend, or Discontinue

GMG may refuse, suspend, or discontinue preliminary discussions or evaluation where, in its judgment, compliance concerns arise, applicable restrictions apply, risk becomes unacceptable, information is insufficient or inconsistent, the proposed activity is not suitable, or the matter falls outside Company policy or risk tolerance.

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, such refusal, suspension, or discontinuation does not create liability for the Company.

15. Reservation of Rights

All rights not expressly granted are reserved by the Company. Failure to enforce any part of this Disclaimer does not constitute a waiver.

16. Governing Law

Unless mandatory applicable law requires otherwise, this Disclaimer is governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, United States of America.

17. Initial Project Inquiries

Initial project inquiries should be submitted through the Company’s Project Inquiry form. Submission of the form does not constitute acceptance of an engagement.

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