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Welcome to the LOTOMIX Investor Data Room

This Data Room is structured to separate current operating evidence, pipeline, management targets and financial-model assumptions.

We recommend reviewing the Investment Overview first, followed by the Business & Economics, Rollout and Financial sections before opening the underlying source documents.

How to Read the Information

Use the following controlled labels.

EXECUTED

A signed or formally completed contractual / corporate document.

DEPLOYED

Physical infrastructure currently installed where supported by operating evidence.

OPERATING

Currently active in the operating environment.

TESTED

Functionality has been tested but should not automatically be interpreted as proven at full commercial scale.

PIPELINE

Identified future opportunity or expressed interest that has not yet converted into deployment or recognised revenue.

MODELLED

A financial or operating assumption contained in the approved management model.

MANAGEMENT TARGET

A future execution objective.

CURRENT ACTUAL

Observed operating or financial data as of the stated date.

SUPERSEDED

Historical material retained for traceability but no longer the current basis for investment analysis.

IMPORTANT

Potential network access, pipeline, installed locations, activated locations, monetised locations and completed locations are different metrics and should not be interpreted interchangeably.

Potential Network→Pipeline→Installed→Activated→Monetised→Completed

Financial Information

BC 6.7 is the current principal management financial model for the LOTOMIX investment case.

Investor-facing summaries may simplify calculations for readability, but detailed financial assumptions and projections should reconcile to BC 6.7.

GTV and LOTOMIX recognised revenue are reported separately.

Current vs Forward-Looking

Current information is based on available operating, contractual or technical evidence.

Forward-looking information includes pipeline, management targets, sensitivities and financial-model assumptions.

Forward-looking information should not be interpreted as guaranteed operating performance.

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Investors should rely on documents marked CURRENT / APPROVED or EXECUTED / FINAL for current analysis. Historical material remains available for traceability.

Current Financial Model

BC 6.7

Current Principal Management Financial Model

Current Rollout Definitions

Canonical interpretation of network, pipeline, location and screen metrics.

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Do not display undated operating metrics as live information.

Different Elements Are at Different Stages

Different elements of LOTOMIX are at different stages of maturity. For example:

• A contract may be executed

• Infrastructure may be deployed

• Technology may be tested

• A revenue stream may still be modelled

• A rollout milestone may remain a management target

The Data Room therefore uses explicit status labels rather than presenting all information as equally mature.

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LOTOMIX

Caso de Inversión de Un Vistazo

Resumen de Comité de Inversión en una pantalla

Data as of: 2026-10-01·Financial Model: BC 6.7·Tiempo de revisión: 60–90 seg

TODAY

WHAT EXISTS

~7,000

Potential FENAMIX network perimeter

CONTRACTUAL NETWORK ACCESS

~370

Existing reader footprint

DEPLOYED

1,200+

Current rollout / expressed-interest pipeline

PIPELINE

Core Platform

Developed / testing

TECHNOLOGY

BC 6.7

Current financial model

CURRENT MANAGEMENT MODEL

CURRENT FINANCING

THE ASK

€3M

CURRENT FUNDRAISING REFERENCE

Capital intended to support technology completion, hardware, deployment, commercial activation and working capital.

Existing Assets→Capital→Deployment→Monetisation→Operating Evidence

NEXT 3 MILESTONES

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

December 2026

NOT STARTED

Broad commercial rollout target

March 2027

NOT STARTED

Additional display deployment

April 2027

NOT STARTED

~770 completed locations targeted

MANAGEMENT ROADMAP

WHAT DRIVES THE CASE?

CRITICAL DRIVERS

1

Rollout

MODEL

Activated / monetised locations

Base: 770 POS target · Actual: —

2

Traffic

MODEL ASSUMPTION

Actual location footfall

Base: 800 visits/day · Actual: —

3

Interaction

MODEL ASSUMPTION

Reader capture rate

Base: 30% capture · Actual: —

4

Advertising

MODEL RANGE

Fill + realised CPM / pricing

Base: €6–€9 CPM · Actual: —

5

Digital

MODEL ASSUMPTION

MAU + monetisation / conversion

Base: 20–30% MAU · Actual: —

6

Capital Efficiency

MODEL

Deployment cost + OPEX discipline

Base: BC 6.7 OPEX · Actual: —

WHAT COULD MOVE THE CASE?

PRINCIPAL EXECUTION RISKS

Rollout Conversion

Mitigation: Pipeline-to-installation tracking + phased deployment gates

Advertising Monetisation

Mitigation: Commercial team + agency channel + fill monitoring

Digital Adoption

Mitigation: Product iteration + acquisition cost discipline

Scale Execution

Mitigation: Production hardening + load testing before scale

Cash / Capital Efficiency

Mitigation: Rolling forecast + milestone-gated capital deployment

WHAT IS PROVEN TODAY?

EVIDENCE STATUS

CONTRACT

FENAMIX / relevant executed agreements

EVIDENCE AVAILABLE

DEPLOYMENT

Existing physical reader footprint

DEPLOYED

TECHNOLOGY

Core functionality developed / tested

PARTIALLY VALIDATED

COMMERCIAL

Current activity classified by actual status

VALIDATION REQUIRED

FINANCIAL

BC 6.7 driver-based model

MODELLED

PIPELINE

1,200+ expressed-interest / rollout pipeline

EARLY DATA

WHAT REMAINS TO PROVE?

Pipeline → Activated Locations

Modelled CPM → Realised CPM

Installed Screens → Paid Fill

Digital Users → Paying Behaviour

Modelled Unit Economics → Actual Contribution

Tested Technology → Scale Evidence

CURRENTDEPLOYEDPIPELINEMODELLEDMANAGEMENT TARGETVALIDATION REQUIRED

INVESTMENT CASE IN ONE SENTENCE

LOTOMIX is seeking to convert an existing lottery-retail network position, deployed infrastructure and developed technology into a broader monetised operating network, with the current €3M financing intended to fund the next stage of deployment and commercial validation.

LOTOMIX — Confidential Investor Information

Financial Model: BC 6.7

Data as of 2026-10-01

LOTOMIX Investor Data Room

Investment overview, operating model, financial case and supporting due diligence evidence

~370

Existing reader footprint

DEPLOYED

1,200+

Rollout / expressed-interest pipeline

PIPELINE

~7,000

Potential FENAMIX network perimeter

POTENTIAL NETWORK

~770

Completed-location target by Apr 2027

MANAGEMENT TARGET

€3M

Current financing reference

FUNDRAISING

Start Here

Understand what LOTOMIX is, what exists today, how the business monetises, what the financing unlocks and where the principal evidence sits.

8 DESTINOS PRINCIPALES

El Data Room en ocho puertas

01

INVESTMENT OVERVIEW

La tesis de inversión, punto de inflexión actual, milestones principales, preguntas clave y evidencia headline.

02

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

Cómo LOTOMIX genera ingresos y cómo se desarrollan las economics desde una localización hasta network scale.

03

NETWORK & ROLLOUT

Footprint físico actual, pipeline, configuración de hardware y el roadmap desde el estate actual hasta los próximos milestones.

04

FINANCIALS & FUNDING

BC 6.7 · CURRENT PRINCIPAL FINANCIAL MODEL

Modelo financiero actual, sensibilidades, funding requirement, use of funds y análisis de liquidez.

05

TECHNOLOGY & PRODUCT

Arquitectura de plataforma, product maturity, ticket validation, administración integration y scalability readiness.

06

COMMERCIAL TRACTION

Relaciones contracted, pilots, oportunidades comerciales activas, advertising activity y evidencia de pipeline actual.

07

LEGAL & CORPORATE

Estructura corporativa, acuerdos materiales, legal readiness, regulatory matters, IP y transaction preparation.

08

EVIDENCE & FULL DATA ROOM

Acceso directo a acuerdos ejecutados, documentos fuente, modelos financieros, materiales técnicos y evidencia histórica.

What Exists Today

✓ FENAMIX relationship
✓ Existing reader footprint
✓ Developed technology
✓ Current operational testing
✓ Rollout pipeline

What the Capital Unlocks

Technology→Deployment→Commercialisation→Monetisation→Operating Leverage

Next Milestones

MANAGEMENT ROADMAP

December 2026

Broad commercial rollout target

March 2027

Additional display deployment

April 2027

~770 completed locations targeted

What Must Be Proven

? ¿Puede el pipeline convertirse en localizaciones activas?
? ¿Puede la publicidad lograr fill y pricing suficiente?
? ¿Pueden las unit economics reales validar el modelo?
? ¿Puede el uso digital generar ingresos incrementales?
? ¿Puede lograrse scale dentro del envelope de capital planificado?

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Análisis detallado (drill-down): sensibilidades y vías de salida

SENSIBILIDADES · AÑO DE LANZAMIENTO

¿Qué ocurre si el rendimiento baja?

Stress test ilustrativo sobre BC 6.7. Los porcentajes son relativos al caso base, no tasas absolutas ni escenarios aprobados por dirección.

VariableAdversoBaseFavorable
Tráfico diario75%100%110%
Tasa de interacción80%100%110%
Ocupación publicitaria70%100%115%
CPM del lector85%100%110%
Despliegue monetizable75%100%110%
Ingresos media retenidos416.710 €872.757 €1.171.566 €
Ingresos ilustrativos971.530 €1.427.578 €1.726.387 €
EBITDA ilustrativo-95.954 €360.094 €658.903 €
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Ingresos: 1.427.578 € · EBITDA: 360.094 €

Fórmulas, fuentes y alcance

Peso del lector = 240 interacciones × 26 días × 2 impactos × CPM 5,60 € / 1.000. Peso trasera = 112,32 €/mes. Peso frontal retenido = 400 € × 70% conversión comercial × 70% LOTOMIX = 196 €/mes. Tráfico, interacción y CPM afectan solo al peso PPI; ocupación y despliegue afectan al conjunto media.

Se aplica el ratio ponderado a 872.757,34 € de ingresos media del año de lanzamiento. El resto de ingresos, coste de ventas (158.641,22 €) y OPEX (908.842,80 €) permanecen constantes. Es una aproximación anual: no recalcula el calendario mensual, costes variables, CAPEX, caja ni el efecto del despliegue en app o SaaS. No sustituye al modelo completo.

Fuente: BC 6.7, supuestos y desglose de ingresos activos del portal. El caso base reproduce ingresos y EBITDA del año de lanzamiento.

Vías de salida estratégicas

Operadores de lotería y gaming

Distribución y adquisición digital de clientes.

Plataformas de tecnología de loterías

Software, integración y relaciones con puntos de venta.

Grupos omnicanal del sur de Europa

Conexión entre red física y experiencia digital.

Retail media e infraestructura de pagos

Red conectada, audiencias medibles y capacidad transaccional.

Precedentes de M&A y valor ilustrativo

OperaciónValor anunciadoMúltiplo / referenciaFuente
Flutter–Sisal (2021)€1.913bn7.71× EBITDA FY2021E (€248m)Flutter
DraftKings–Jackpocket (2024)$750mEBITDA no publicado en el anuncioSEC / DraftKings

Sisal: ratio calculado de contraprestación anunciada (incluido repago de deuda) / EBITDA consolidado previsto; incluye 13 M€ atribuibles a minoritarios. Jackpocket: contraprestación anunciada, no múltiplo de EBITDA. Las diferencias de escala, rentabilidad, jurisdicción y derechos requieren ajustes.

Ejemplo ilustrativo: EBITDA proyectado Año 3 BC 6.7 × 7,71 = 56.121.325 €

Resultado mecánico de aplicar un precedente histórico: no es una valoración actual, un precio de equity ni una previsión de venta. Estas categorías de comprador son hipótesis estratégicas; no indican interés ni negociaciones.

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LOTOMIX

Technology, digital media and consumer services integrated into Spain's mixed-lottery retail environment

Investor Summary — Current Data Room Edition

Data as of: 3 de octubre de 2026Current Financial Model: BC 6.7

A · INVESTMENT SNAPSHOT

~7,000

Potential FENAMIX network perimeter

CONTRACTUAL NETWORK ACCESS

~370

Existing reader footprint

DEPLOYED

1,200+

Current rollout / expressed-interest pipeline

PIPELINE

~770

Completed-location target by April 2027

MANAGEMENT TARGET

€3M

Current financing reference

FUNDRAISING

B · WHAT EXISTS TODAY

Existing Foundation

✓ FENAMIX commercial / network relationship
✓ Approximately 370 existing reader locations
✓ Developed LOTOMIX software platform
✓ Ticket-validation and administration-integration functionality materially developed / testing
✓ 1,200+ additional locations currently within the rollout / expressed-interest pipeline

C · INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

LOTOMIX is seeking to convert an existing network position, deployed infrastructure and developed technology into broader commercial scale.

The financing supports:

• Expanded physical deployment• Advertising commercialisation• Administration activation• Digital monetisation• Operating working capital

D · REVENUE ARCHITECTURE

DIGITAL MEDIA

Reader, rear-display and large-format advertising.

SAAS

Recurring platform fee from paying administrations where applicable.

TRANSACTIONS

LOTOMIX fee on eligible transaction activity.

MEMBERSHIPS

Premium consumer subscriptions.

PEÑAS

Commission / participation economics under the approved product and legal structure.

GTV and LOTOMIX recognised revenue are reported separately.

E · CURRENT NETWORK & ROLLOUT

~370 Existing Reader Locations→500 Initial Reference Deployment→Broad Commercial Rollout — December 2026→Additional Display Deployment — March 2027→~770 Completed Locations — April 2027 Target
1,200+ current rollout / expressed-interest pipeline~7,000-point potential FENAMIX network perimeter

These numbers are not cumulative or equivalent.

Current Hardware Architecture

11.6-inchA1D / PPI reader
23.8-inchRear display
43-inchLarge-format LOTOADS display

Where the complete three-screen configuration applies: 1 completed location = up to 3 monetisable digital surfaces.

Not all existing 370 locations currently have all three displays.

F · FUNDING & USE OF CAPITAL

Current Financing: €3M

• Technology / platform readiness• Hardware• Installation• Administration activation• Commercialisation• Digital activation• Working capital
Existing Assets→€3M Capital→Deployment→Monetisation→Operating Leverage

G · KEY FINANCIAL DRIVERS

Rollout

Number and timing of activated / monetised locations.

Advertising

Traffic, fill and realised CPM / pricing.

SaaS

Number of paying administrations.

Digital

MAU, transactions, paying conversion.

Cost

Hardware deployment and central OPEX.

Detailed driver model available in BC 6.7.

FENAMIX Economic Treatment: The current 30% FENAMIX revenue share applies to the large-format advertising display economics and not to reader or rear-display advertising revenue.

H · What Must Be Proven

Rollout Conversion

Can pipeline convert into active and monetised locations?

Advertising Economics

Can inventory achieve sufficient fill and realised pricing?

Unit Economics

Can actual locations develop toward BC 6.7 contribution assumptions?

Digital Adoption

Can users become active, transact and convert to paid services?

Operating Leverage

Can contribution scale faster than central operating costs?

Downside Framework

BC 6.7 includes driver-based sensitivity analysis for materially weaker execution.

Slower rolloutLower advertising fillLower CPM / pricingLower traffic / interactionSlower digital adoptionHigher deployment costs

Management can respond by adjusting discretionary deployment and expenditure where operationally and contractually possible.

I · NEXT MILESTONES

MANAGEMENT ROADMAP

December 2026

Broad commercial rollout target

March 2027

Additional display deployment

April 2027

Approximately 770 completed locations targeted

Evidence Status Legend

EXECUTEDDEPLOYEDTESTEDPIPELINEMODELLEDMANAGEMENT TARGET

J · EVIDENCE & DATA ROOM LINKS

Source Control

Financial: BC 6.7
Network: Rollout Reconciliation / current operating evidence
Hardware: Current approved specification
Pipeline: Current pipeline evidence
Commercial / Contracts: Evidence Map / executed documents

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Investor Summary Version: 1.0·Last Material Update: 3 de octubre de 2026

LOTOMIX Investor Data Room

Confidential — Investor Review

Data as of 3 de octubre de 2026 · Current Financial Model: BC 6.7

EXECUTIVE VERSION — VALUE CREATION BRIDGE

TodayMilestoneEvidence Created
PipelineActivated locationsActual network conversion
Modelled CPMPaid campaignsRealised CPM
Modelled SaaSPaying administrationsActual MRR
Tested technologyProduction operationReliability data
Modelled unit economicsMature location cohortsActual contribution
Forecast runwayPost-investment executionActual capital efficiency

CURRENT vs FUTURE STATE

LOTOMIX — Current State vs Future State

What exists today versus what the current investment plan is intended to build.

Data as of: 3 de octubre de 2026Future State based on: BC 6.7 / approved management plan

TODAY = EVIDENCE

Current / Deployed / Tested

FUTURE STATE = EXECUTION OF THE APPROVED PLAN

Management Target / Planned / Modelled — not guaranteed

STATUS LEGEND

CURRENTExisting today.
DEPLOYEDPhysically installed / operating where evidenced.
TESTEDFunctionality tested but not necessarily proven at scale.
PIPELINEPotential future conversion.
MANAGEMENT TARGETPlanned operating outcome.
MODELLEDFinancial-model assumption.

INVESTMENT THESIS TRANSITION

TODAY

Assets

Technology

Network Access

Pipeline

↓

€3M FINANCING

↓

EXECUTION

Deployment

Commercialisation

Digital Activation

↓

FUTURE OPERATING STATE

Larger Monetised Network

Recurring Economics

Operating Evidence

Bridge: CAPITAL + EXECUTION + VALIDATION

Network

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

~370 existing reader locationsDEPLOYED
1,200+ rollout / expressed-interest pipelinePIPELINE
~7,000 potential FENAMIX network perimeterNETWORK ACCESS / POTENTIAL

These figures are not combined — each has a distinct meaning.

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

~770 completed locations targeted by April 2027MANAGEMENT TARGET
3,370 locations by 2029 (secondary reference)MODELLED

3,370 is a longer-term management target, not visually dominant.

Physical Infrastructure

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

A1D / PPI Readers — current deployed estateDEPLOYED
Rear Displays — current verified deployed countDEPLOYED
Large-Format Displays — current verified deployed countDEPLOYED

Where actual count is not available: CURRENT COUNT TO BE VERIFIED. Future rollout quantities are not substituted.

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

1 × 11.6-inch reader + 1 × 23.8-inch rear display + 1 × 43-inch LOTOADS per completed locationMANAGEMENT TARGET
Up to 3 digital surfaces per completed locationPLANNED
500-location reference case: 500 readers + 500 rear + 500 large = 1,500 screensMODELLED

Labelled REFERENCE DEPLOYMENT CASE — not CURRENT ESTATE.

Software Platform

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Core LOTOMIX platform developedCURRENT
Backend materially developedCURRENT
Reader integration functioningTESTED
Ticket-validation functionality testedTESTED
Administration integration materially developedTESTED
Operational testing underwayTESTED

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

Production-hardened platformPLANNED
Broader administration deploymentMANAGEMENT TARGET
Scaled device managementPLANNED
Live commercial monitoringPLANNED
Expanded user activity & transaction/media processingMODELLED
Investor KPI reporting operatingPLANNED

Classification: PLANNED SCALE STATE. Future scale not claimed as already technically proven.

Ticket Validation

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Technical functionality tested in the current environmentTESTED

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

Ticket validation operating reliably across the broader commercial estateOPERATING TARGET

Scale validation required. Future scale is not used as proof of current readiness.

Administration Integration

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Integration work materially developedTESTED
Current testing / validation statusTESTED
Existing administration interactions where verifiedCURRENT

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

Repeatable administration onboardingPLANNED
Broader active administration baseMANAGEMENT TARGET
Standardised installation / activationPLANNED
Scalable support processesPLANNED

Classification: OPERATING MODEL TARGET.

Advertising Network

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Physical inventory — existing digital infrastructure where verifiedDEPLOYED
Commercial status — current advertiser / pilot / campaign statusCURRENT
Revenue status — actual recognised advertising revenue only where verifiedCURRENT

Not populated with theoretical media capacity.

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

Expanded reader / rear-display / large-screen inventoryMANAGEMENT TARGET
Increasing commercial fillMODELLED
Recurring advertiser relationshipsPLANNED
Measurable campaign delivery & realised media pricingMODELLED

Classification: MODELLED / MANAGEMENT COMMERCIAL TARGET. Full future fill not implied.

Advertising Economics

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Active advertisers, actual fill, realised CPM / price, actual advertising revenue — where actual data existsCURRENT

Where unavailable: COMMERCIAL VALIDATION DATA ACCUMULATING. BC assumptions not shown as actual results.

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

Traffic, interaction, fill, CPM / effective price, active screens — principal model driversMODELLED

Label: MODELLED ECONOMICS.

FENAMIX Economics

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

30% FENAMIX revenue share applies to large-format advertising revenue onlyEXECUTED
Does NOT apply to reader advertising or rear-display advertisingEXECUTED

This is a structural commercial rule, not a future target. Same treatment in both columns.

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

30% FENAMIX revenue share continues to apply to large-format advertising revenue onlyEXECUTED
Reader and rear-display advertising remain outside the FENAMIX splitEXECUTED

Structural rule unchanged by scale.

SaaS

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Current paying administrations — only where actual data existsCURRENT
Current pricing reference: €30/month where applicableCURRENT

If not commercially active at scale: COMMERCIAL ACTIVATION.

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

Larger base of active paying administrationsMANAGEMENT TARGET
Recurring SaaS revenueMODELLED

Not all completed locations are automatically paying SaaS customers.

App / Consumer Digital

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Product development & existing app functionalityCURRENT
Ticket scanning & user flows — testingTESTED
Current users where verifiedCURRENT

No forecast downloads in the TODAY column.

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

Downloads → Registered Users → MAU → Transactions → Paying Users → Recurring Digital BehaviourMODELLED

BC 6.7 planning assumptions where numerical values are shown.

Transactions

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Technical capability — current transactional functionality where verifiedTESTED
Legal readiness — separate from technical capabilityREVIEW REQUIRED
Actual transaction activity — where verifiedCURRENT

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

Increasing transaction activityMODELLED
GTV and LOTOMIX recognised fee revenue reported separatelyMODELLED

GTV is not used as company revenue.

Memberships

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Product status — currentCURRENT
Current commercial activationCURRENT
Actual paying memberships where applicableCURRENT

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

Larger paying-member base & recurring membership revenueMODELLED
Retention data & tier mixMODELLED

2.5% conversion assumption is not presented as achieved performance.

Peñas

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Product — current product / feature statusCURRENT
Legal — current legal-readiness statusREVIEW REQUIRED
Commercial — current actual adoptionCURRENT

These three are not merged.

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

Active peñas, participating users, transaction / participation volumeMODELLED
LOTOMIX fee revenue (GTV and LOTOMIX revenue remain separate)MODELLED

Commercial Traction

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Contracted — verified countEXECUTED
Live — verified countCURRENT
Pilot — verified countTESTED
Advanced Discussion — verified countPIPELINE
Pipeline — verified countPIPELINE

Target accounts are not shown as traction.

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

Pipeline → Contracted → Live → RepeatMANAGEMENT TARGET

Emphasis on repeatable commercial conversion, not simply a larger logo list.

Revenue

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Actual recognised LOTOMIX revenue — only if verified and currentCURRENT

Always include Data as of [date]. No forecast values in TODAY.

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

BC 6.7 forecast revenueMODELLED

Explicit label: MANAGEMENT FORECAST. Not visually styled like actual historical revenue.

Revenue Mix

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Actual contribution of revenue streams — only where sufficient actual data existsCURRENT

If commercial revenue not yet mature: Revenue mix still developing during commercial activation.

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

Modelled contribution of media, SaaS, transactions, memberships, peñas, approved digital revenuesMODELLED

Unit Economics

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Early / Actual Unit Economics — only where actual operating history supports themCURRENT

If not: EARLY VALIDATION DATA.

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

BC 6.7 Mature / Modelled Unit Economics with main drivers visibleMODELLED

Newly activated locations are not compared directly with mature future-state locations without showing ramp.

OPEX

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Current actual operating-cost base where appropriateCURRENT

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

Scaled operating structure required to support the larger estate (BC 6.7)MODELLED

OPEX increases with scale but is expected to grow differently from revenue / contribution. Not implied to remain flat.

EBITDA / Operating Leverage

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Actual EBITDA / operating result — only where appropriate and verifiedCURRENT

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

More Monetised Locations → Higher Contribution → Central OPEX Absorption → Operating LeverageMODELLED

No future EBITDA target without a clear forecast label. Link to BC 6.7 for actual values.

Cash / Funding

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Actual cash where investor disclosure is approvedCURRENT
Current financing process & funding reference: €3MFUNDRAISING

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

Capital converted into operating capacity and monetisation milestonesMANAGEMENT TARGET

€3M does not automatically produce a specific valuation outcome. Use Funding → Milestones Bridge.

Team / Organisation

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Current operating functions and team structure at a high levelCURRENT

No unnecessary biographies.

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

Scaled organisation supporting operations, technology, commercial, support, finance / governancePLANNED

No headcount numbers not contained in BC 6.7.

Reporting / Governance

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Current Data Room & BC 6.7CURRENT
KPI architecture & investor reporting framework preparedCURRENT

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

Monthly actual-vs-budget reporting & quarterly investor reviewPLANNED
Risk monitoring, capital-deployment reporting, rolling forecastPLANNED

Classification: POST-INVESTMENT GOVERNANCE FRAMEWORK.

Risk Profile

TODAY

Current / Deployed / Tested

Rollout scale uncertaintyPIPELINE
Advertising validation uncertaintyTESTED
Digital adoption uncertaintyMODELLED
Scale performance uncertaintyMODELLED

CURRENT PLAN — AFTER SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION

Management Target / Planned / Modelled

Greater evidence on location conversion & repeat advertiser demandPLANNED
Actual unit economics, user behaviour & operating leverage validatedPLANNED

Use 'more validated' rather than 'risk eliminated'. Future state is not stated as no-risk or low-risk.

WHAT CHANGES

→ Network scale
→ Monetisation
→ Commercial evidence
→ Consumer adoption
→ Operating data
→ Contribution
→ Organisational scale

WHAT DOES NOT CHANGE

≠ Need for evidence
≠ GTV vs revenue distinction
≠ FENAMIX commission treatment
≠ Disciplined capital allocation
≠ Requirement to validate economics through actual data

From Existing Foundation to Commercial Scale

Today, LOTOMIX already has network access, an existing reader footprint, developed technology and an identified rollout pipeline.

The current financing plan is intended to convert those assets into a broader activated and monetised network, with stronger advertising, SaaS and digital economics and materially more operating evidence.

The future-state column represents the successful execution of the current management plan — not current operating performance or guaranteed outcomes.

LOTOMIX INVESTOR DATA ROOM — EXECUTIVE INDEX

Índice Ejecutivo del Data Room de Inversor

Acceso en un clic a la información requerida para entender, testear y verificar el caso de inversión LOTOMIX. El mapa de navegación del Data Room — los documentos subyacentes permanecen en sus ubicaciones controladas existentes.

8 categorías principalesUNDERSTAND → TEST → VERIFYUna sola fuente canónica para BC 6.7, contratos, KPIs y rollout

⚠ No crea nuevo contenido. No duplica BC 6.7, contratos, definiciones de KPI o definiciones de rollout. No expone KYC, legal o banking restringido. No coloca documentos superseded antes de los actuales.

Cómo está organizado este Data Room

El Data Room de inversor separa los resúmenes de inversión de la evidencia subyacente de due diligence. El análisis actual orientado al inversor se organiza en ocho categorías principales, mientras que los contratos ejecutados, archivos técnicos, modelos financieros y otros materiales fuente permanecen accesibles a través de enlaces directos de evidencia y el repositorio del Full Data Room. La información actual, histórica, modelada y de pipeline se distingue claramente en todo momento.

UNDERSTAND→TEST→VERIFY

Búsqueda global del Data Room

Resultados priorizan CURRENT → EXECUTED → EVIDENCE → SUPERSEDED. Los documentos superseded no aparecen antes que los actuales.

CURRENTEXECUTEDEVIDENCESUPERSEDEDRESTRICTED

Últimas actualizaciones materiales

Últimas actualizaciones significativas: financieras, comerciales, rollout, legales, técnicas. Útil para inversores que regresan.

Ocho categorías principales

Cada categoría muestra Start Here, Then Review y Evidence para que el inversor no abra documentación cruda antes de entender el contexto.

01

Investment Overview

Punto de partida para entender LOTOMIX rápidamente.

START HERE

THEN REVIEW

EVIDENCE

02

Business & Revenue Model

Cómo opera LOTOMIX y cómo genera ingresos.

START HERE

THEN REVIEW

EVIDENCE

03

Network, Rollout & Operations

Red, despliegue, pipeline y operaciones.

START HERE

THEN REVIEW

EVIDENCE

04

Financials & Funding

Proyecciones financieras, unit economics, requisitos de capital, sensibilidades y análisis de financiación.

START HERE

THEN REVIEW

EVIDENCE

QUICK LINKS

05

Technology & Product

Readiness tecnológica, arquitectura, validación y evidencia técnica.

START HERE

THEN REVIEW

EVIDENCE

PRODUCT FUNCTIONALITY

Retail Technology

• Reader• Ticket validation• Administration workflow

Consumer Digital

• App• Ticket storage• Memberships• Peñas• Wallet

Advertising Technology

• Reader media• Rear display• Large display• Campaign delivery• Reporting

Platform

• Backend• APIs• Analytics• Integrations
06

Commercial & Market Evidence

Prueba comercial, pipeline, anunciantes y evidencia de mercado.

START HERE

THEN REVIEW

EVIDENCE

07

Legal, Corporate & Regulatory

Estructura corporativa, contratos, readiness legal y regulatorio.

START HERE

THEN REVIEW

EVIDENCE

QUICK LINKS

08

Full Evidence & Source Documents

Repositorio fuente para inversores / asesores que quieren material fuente completo.

START HERE

Paths por persona de inversor

Atajos para distintos revisores. Usan contenido existente únicamente.

Inversor / IC

→→→→

Revisor Financiero

→→→→

Revisor Comercial

→→→→

Revisor Técnico

→→→→

Revisor Legal

→→→→

Funciones de acceso rápido

¿Verificar un claim?

¿Necesita los números?

¿Necesita los contratos?

¿Necesita el tech?

Secuencia de revisión recomendada

Proporciona orientación sin forzar un único workflow.

→→→→→
INVESTOR-FACINGCURATEDDECISION-CRITICAL

Investor Last Mile Due Diligence Pack

El conjunto limitado de documentos y análisis requeridos para la revisión final del Comité de Inversión.

El propósito NO es reproducir el Data Room completo. Es identificar el pequeño número de materiales que respaldan directamente la decisión de inversión final. Solo material crítico para la decisión.

20

Total Items

15

MUST READ

5

IF NEEDED

20

Max Target

LOTOMIX — Investment Committee Last Mile Pack

The limited set of documents and analyses required for final Investment Committee review

Current Investor Deck

Waterhouse V0.5 — September 2026

Current Financial Model

BC 6.7

Data as of

October 2026

Release Candidate

RC1

Recommended Starting Point

Key Facts

~370

Existing reader footprint

1,200+

Pipeline

~7,000

Potential network perimeter

~770

April 2027 management target

€3M

Financing reference

BC 6.7

Current financial model

Key Questions This Pack Answers

01What exists today?
02What is the current investment ask?
03What does the capital unlock?
04How does LOTOMIX make money?
05What assumptions drive the model?
06What happens if execution is weaker?
07What evidence supports network / technology / commercial claims?
08What remains to be validated?

Readiness Status — Document Readiness, Not Investment Rating

Financial Package

Current / reconciled / review required

Rollout Evidence

Available / review required

Technology

Summary available

Legal

Readiness matrix available

Core Contracts

Available / restricted

Financial Definitions — Visible Inside Relevant Material

GTV ≠ RevenueInstalled ≠ MonetisedGross Large-Screen Revenue ≠ LOTOMIX Net RevenueEBITDA ≠ Cash Flow

This curated pack contains the principal materials required to understand, test and verify the current LOTOMIX investment case. Full supporting due diligence documentation remains available in the Investor Data Room.

Understand → Test → Verify

Three Review Layers

El Last Mile Pack está organizado en tres capas de revisión, manteniendo el paquete conciso.

A

Layer A — Investment Decision

The executive materials required to understand the transaction.

4 items · target 3–5 items4 MUST READ0 IF NEEDED
01

Current Waterhouse Investor Deck

CURRENT APPROVED INVESTOR DECK
MUST READCURRENT

Purpose

Understand the complete investment narrative.

Why IC Needs It

Provides the complete, current investment narrative in the format Waterhouse is presenting to the market. No historical deck versions are included here.

Version

V0.5

Document Date

September 2026

Last Material Update

September 2026

Note: Do not include historical deck versions here.

02

Investor Summary One-Pager

MUST READCURRENT

Purpose

Provide the one-page IC snapshot.

Current networkPipelineFinancingRevenue architectureNext milestonesPrincipal validation points

Why IC Needs It

A single-page snapshot that lets an IC member grasp the full investment position in under two minutes without opening the full deck.

Version

RC1

Document Date

October 2026

Last Material Update

October 2026

03

Investment Case at a Glance

MUST READCURRENT

Purpose

Provide the 60-second live executive dashboard. May be used instead of the One-Pager during live Data Room review.

Why IC Needs It

A live, on-screen executive dashboard for real-time IC review — an alternative to the static one-pager when the Data Room is open live.

Version

Live dashboard

Document Date

October 2026

Last Material Update

October 2026

Note: If the One-Pager and At-a-Glance substantially duplicate each other, include only the two most useful for IC review.

04

Investment Thesis Validation

MUST READCURRENT

Purpose

Show key investment assumptions, evidence today, next validation milestones, and what could challenge each thesis.

Why IC Needs It

One of the most important Last Mile documents — links each investment assumption to current evidence, next validation milestones, and the specific risks that could challenge each thesis.

Version

RC1

Document Date

October 2026

Last Material Update

October 2026

B

Layer B — Analytical Validation

The models and analyses required to test the investment case.

9 items · target 5–8 items9 MUST READ0 IF NEEDED
05

BC 6.7 — Current Principal Financial Model

CURRENT
MUST READCURRENT

Purpose

Detailed financial model and driver architecture. No historical BC version appears in the Last Mile Pack.

Why IC Needs It

Provides the controlling forecast, cash model and underlying operating drivers. All Last Mile links to BC 6.7 point to one canonical model record — no duplicate copies.

Version

BC 6.7

Document Date

September 2026

Last Material Update

September 2026

⚠ No duplicate — one canonical reference. Last Mile Pack is a curated view, not a duplicate file repository.

06

Assumptions That Matter

MUST READCURRENT

Purpose

Show the limited set of critical drivers: rollout, traffic, capture, fill, realised CPM / pricing, digital adoption, monetisation, deployment cost / OPEX.

Why IC Needs It

Allows the investor to understand BC 6.7 without opening every worksheet — isolates the 8 principal drivers that materially move the forecast.

Version

RC1

Document Date

October 2026

Last Material Update

October 2026

07

Downside & Resilience

MANDATORY
MUST READCURRENTMANDATORY

Purpose

Driver-based downside sensitivity, slower rollout, weaker advertising economics, cash / runway implications, and management cash-protection response.

Why IC Needs It

Answers 'What happens if the base case is wrong?' — mandatory given the current Waterhouse review. The pack must not contain deck, forecast and upside without downside.

Version

RC1

Document Date

October 2026

Last Material Update

October 2026

08

Unit Economics

MUST READCURRENT

Purpose

Show economics from one location to network scale: reader, rear display, large display, SaaS, contribution.

Why IC Needs It

The investor must understand what one operating unit is expected to produce and how individual sites scale into network financials.

Version

RC1

Document Date

October 2026

Last Material Update

October 2026

09

Use of Funds & Capital Efficiency

MUST READCURRENT

Purpose

Explain how the €3M maps into technology, hardware, deployment, commercialisation, digital activation, working capital — and the measurable output expected from each category.

Why IC Needs It

Shows exactly what the capital unlocks and the measurable output expected from each spending category, connecting funding to milestones.

Version

RC1

Document Date

October 2026

Last Material Update

October 2026

10

Rollout Reconciliation

MANDATORY
MUST READCURRENTMANDATORY

Purpose

Provide the canonical interpretation of ~7,000; 1,200+; ~370; 500; ~770; 3,370.

Why IC Needs It

Inconsistent interpretation of rollout figures could materially affect the investment decision. This is the canonical source that keeps network access, pipeline, installed, activated, monetised and completed locations distinct.

Version

RC1

Document Date

October 2026

Last Material Update

October 2026

11

Commercial Proof & Traction

MUST READEVIDENCE

Purpose

Show contracted, live, pilot, advanced discussion, pipeline — without overstating relationships.

Why IC Needs It

Gives the IC a factual view of commercial validation, distinguishing what is contracted, live, piloted, in advanced discussion, and pipeline.

Version

RC1

Document Date

October 2026

Last Material Update

October 2026

12

Technology Readiness & Scalability

MUST READCURRENT

Purpose

Show what exists, what has been tested, what is production-ready, what remains before scale, and principal dependencies. Detailed architecture files belong under Core Evidence.

Why IC Needs It

Separates working functionality from proof of scale — lets the IC assess technical risk without reading detailed engineering files.

Version

RC1

Document Date

October 2026

Last Material Update

October 2026

13

Regulatory & Legal Readiness

MUST READCURRENT

Purpose

Concise feature-by-feature view of contractual, legal, regulatory, pre-launch status.

Why IC Needs It

Lets the IC understand legal readiness without reading all source legal documents first — a feature-by-feature readiness matrix.

Version

RC1

Document Date

October 2026

Last Material Update

October 2026

C

Layer C — Core Evidence

The source documents required to verify the most material claims.

7 items · target 4–7 items2 MUST READ5 IF NEEDED
14

FENAMIX Executed Agreement

EXECUTED / FINAL
MUST READEXECUTED / FINAL

Purpose

Verify the principal network relationship. Where amendments exist, include the current contractual chain. No multiple uncontrolled copies.

Why IC Needs It

Verifies the principal network relationship underpinning the rollout thesis. The Last Mile Pack is a curated view, not a duplicate file repository — one canonical reference, not copies.

Version

Current contractual chain (Original → Amdt 1 → Current)

Document Date

Executed

Last Material Update

Current amendment

⚠ No duplicate — one canonical reference. Last Mile Pack is a curated view, not a duplicate file repository.

15

Current Deployment / Installation Evidence

MUST READEVIDENCE

Purpose

Verify the existing reader footprint. Canonical installation inventory, location evidence, hardware deployment evidence. No hundreds of raw photographs as separate documents — link deeper if required.

Why IC Needs It

Verifies the ~370 existing reader footprint with the canonical installation inventory, not hundreds of raw photographs.

Version

Current inventory

Document Date

October 2026

Last Material Update

October 2026

16

Pipeline Evidence

IF NEEDEDEVIDENCE

Purpose

Support the 1,200+ rollout / expressed-interest pipeline reference. Strongest canonical source or concise evidence package. Not proof of contracted deployment.

Why IC Needs It

Supports the 1,200+ pipeline figure with the strongest canonical source — does not treat this as proof of contracted deployment.

Version

Current pipeline record

Document Date

October 2026

Last Material Update

October 2026

17

Technical Validation Evidence

IF NEEDEDEVIDENCE

Purpose

Support key claims around platform, ticket validation, administration integration, current testing. One concise technical evidence package or index. Detailed engineering files remain deeper in the Data Room.

Why IC Needs It

One concise technical evidence package supporting platform, ticket validation, administration integration and current testing claims.

Version

Current evidence index

Document Date

October 2026

Last Material Update

October 2026

18

Material Legal / Regulatory Evidence

IF NEEDEDRESTRICTED

Purpose

Only the most decision-relevant source documentation: relevant authorisation, material legal opinion, core legal framework document. Not every consumer policy or minor legal file.

Why IC Needs It

Only the most decision-relevant legal source documentation — not every consumer policy or minor legal file.

Version

Current

Document Date

As applicable

Last Material Update

October 2026

🔒 RESTRICTED — AVAILABLE ON APPROVED DD ACCESS. The IC should know this document exists.

19

Current Corporate / Cap Table Documentation

IF NEEDEDRESTRICTED

Purpose

Where required for IC review: current corporate structure, current cap table, key entity information. No restricted personal / KYC documentation.

Why IC Needs It

Provides current corporate structure and cap table for IC review — does not expose restricted personal or KYC documentation.

Version

Current

Document Date

October 2026

Last Material Update

October 2026

🔒 RESTRICTED — AVAILABLE ON APPROVED DD ACCESS. The IC should know this document exists.

20

Current Funding / Transaction Parameters

IF NEEDEDCURRENT

Purpose

Where a formal fundraising document exists: current reference for €3M financing, valuation range where applicable, current transaction status. No draft transaction terms unless appropriate and clearly classified.

Why IC Needs It

Current reference for the €3M financing, valuation range and transaction status — no draft terms unless clearly classified.

Version

Current financing reference

Document Date

October 2026

Last Material Update

October 2026

IC Review Paths

Rutas de lectura para revisión de 30 y 60 minutos, rutas de profundización y handoff especialista.

30-Minute Review

Recommended reading-order sequence. These are guides, not rigid time commitments. Detailed technical / legal source documents are not mandatory in this fast track.

1Investor Summary2 minutes
2Investor Deck8–10 minutes
3Investment Thesis3 minutes
4Unit Economics3 minutes
5Rollout3 minutes
6Downside3 minutes
7Funding / Use of Funds2 minutes
8Evidence / Contracts4–5 minutes

60-Minute Review

For deeper committee preparation. This is a review path, not a new content layer.

Executive Materials↓Financial Model↓Critical Drivers↓Downside↓Rollout↓Commercial Proof↓Technology↓Legal↓Core Evidence

Deeper if Questioned

For each Last Mile document, a route to deeper detail — keeps the pack compact without sacrificing depth.

Technology Readiness→
Legal Readiness→
Rollout→
Financials→
Commercial→

Specialist Handoff

If IC wants deeper review, the Last Mile Pack routes specialists deeper rather than containing all specialist material itself.

Change Log, Evidence Check & Final Status

Registro de cambios, verificación de evidencia, material excluido y principio final de selección.

Final Pack Status

IN PREPARATIONREADY FOR INTERNAL REVIEWREADY FOR IC REVIEW

Status refers only to document readiness. Do not use "APPROVED INVESTMENT" or similar language.

Last-Mile Evidence Check

Before marking the pack ready, verify every MUST READ item opens correctly.

Broken MUST READ links

0 required

Superseded MUST READ documents

0 required

Unresolved material financial mismatches

0 required

Material deck / Data Room contradictions

0 required

Last Mile Pack Change Log

Only material pack changes need logging. Maintain when RC changes (RC1 → RC2): review whether any Last Mile material changed and update model version, deck, rollout, evidence, status.

ChangeReasonAffected ItemDate
Initial Last Mile Pack createdCurated IC review pack establishedAll2026-10-01

Excluded from Last Mile

These remain accessible in the Full Data Room where appropriate, but are not in the Last Mile Pack.

✗ Ordinary meeting notes✗ Minor correspondence✗ Old investor decks✗ Historical models (pre-BC 6.7)✗ Routine supplier material✗ Non-material screenshots✗ Cosmetic documentation✗ Raw folder dumps (Technology / Legal folders)✗ Restricted personal / KYC documentation

Final Control

✗ Do not exceed approximately 20 items.

✗ Do not include superseded models.

✗ Do not include historical decks.

✗ Do not duplicate canonical source files.

✗ Do not remove downside.

✗ Do not remove rollout reconciliation.

✗ Do not remove BC 6.7.

✗ Do not turn the Last Mile Pack into another full Data Room.

✗ Do not expose restricted KYC or banking information.

Final Selection Principle

DOES THIS DOCUMENT MATERIALLY HELP AN INVESTMENT COMMITTEE DECIDE?

If the answer is no, it should not be in the Last Mile Pack.

SHORTCURRENTDECISION-RELEVANTTRACEABLEEVIDENCE-LED

El Data Room completo permanece disponible. Este paquete curado contiene los materiales principales para entender, probar y verificar el caso de inversión actual de LOTOMIX.

INVESTOR-FACINGFRAMEWORK · NOT A RECOMMENDATION

Final Investor Decision Matrix

Una vista estructurada de las principales tesis de inversión, la evidencia disponible hoy, las preguntas restantes y la información requerida para resolverlas.

El inversor toma la decisión final. Esta matriz NO recomienda, NO puntúa, NO asigna probabilidades, NO clasifica las tesis.

12

Principal Theses

1

Evidence Available

2

Partially Validated

9

Validation Required

LOTOMIX — Investment Decision Framework

A structured view of the principal LOTOMIX investment theses, the evidence available today, the remaining questions and the information required to resolve them

Current Financial Model

BC 6.7

Current Investor Deck

Waterhouse V0.5 — September 2026

Data as of

October 2026

Release Candidate

RC1

The matrix below separates current investment evidence from the questions that still depend on commercial, operating, technical or legal validation. It is intended to help Investment Committee reviewers identify exactly what is known today, what remains uncertain and where the relevant evidence is located.

Legend

EVIDENCE TODAYCurrent documented support.
REMAINING QUESTIONIssue that still requires analysis or future validation.
RESOLUTIONThe metric, event or document capable of answering it.
SOURCEWhere the investor can review the underlying information.

Investor Use Case — Move row by row asking:

Do I understand the thesis?What proves it today?What don't I know yet?What would answer that question?Where do I verify the evidence?

Connected Sections

Master Decision Matrix

Tesis → Evidencia hoy → Pregunta restante → Qué la resuelve → Documento a revisar.

View:Expandable rows with full detail, cross-links and evidence
01

Network Access

CONTRACTUAL / EXISTING EVIDENCE
EVIDENCE AVAILABLEPARTIALLY▸

Investment Thesis

LOTOMIX has access to a specialised mixed-lottery retail network capable of supporting meaningful deployment scale.

Evidence Today

• Executed FENAMIX relationship where supported• ~7,000-point potential network perimeter• Existing deployed reader footprint

Remaining Question

How effectively can contractual network access convert into actual activated LOTOMIX locations?

What Resolves It

Pipeline conversionLocations scheduledLocations installedLocations activatedLocations monetised
02

Pipeline Conversion

PIPELINE
COMMERCIAL VALIDATION REQUIREDNO▸

Investment Thesis

The current 1,200+ expressed-interest / rollout pipeline provides meaningful near-term expansion potential.

Evidence Today

• Documented rollout interest• Current pipeline records• FENAMIX communications where available

Remaining Question

What proportion of the pipeline converts into actual operating locations and over what timeframe?

What Resolves It

Pipeline → Scheduled → Installed → Activated → Monetised
03

Rollout Execution

DEPLOYED / TESTING
OPERATING DATA REQUIREDPARTIALLY▸

Investment Thesis

LOTOMIX can expand from the existing physical footprint toward the approved near-term deployment plan.

Evidence Today

• ~370 existing reader locations• Existing installation experience• Hardware architecture• Rollout plan

Remaining Question

Can deployment velocity support December 2026 (broad commercial rollout), March 2027 (additional display deployment), and April 2027 (~770 completed-location target)?

What Resolves It

Installations per monthActivation velocityHardware deliveryInstallation lead timeCompleted locations
04

Advertising Monetisation

MODELLED / EARLY EVIDENCE WHERE AVAILABLE
COMMERCIAL VALIDATION REQUIREDPARTIALLY▸

Investment Thesis

LOTOMIX's physical network can generate meaningful digital advertising revenue.

Evidence Today

• Existing / defined screen infrastructure• Advertising architecture• Commercial activity where evidenced• Current financial model

Remaining Question

Can the network achieve sufficient fill, realised CPM / effective pricing, advertiser conversion, and advertiser renewal?

What Resolves It

Advertising FillRealised CPM / PricePaid CampaignsRepeat AdvertisersRevenue per Monetised Location
05

Location Unit Economics

MODELLED / EARLY EVIDENCE WHERE AVAILABLE
OPERATING DATA REQUIREDNO▸

Investment Thesis

A mature LOTOMIX location can produce sufficient contribution to support network-scale economics.

Evidence Today

• BC 6.7 unit model• Reader economics• Rear-display economics• Large-format economics• SaaS model where applicable

Remaining Question

How closely do actual mature locations perform relative to BC 6.7?

What Resolves It

Revenue per monetised locationContribution per locationRealised advertising economicsSaaS revenueDirect costs
06

Multi-Revenue Model

MODELLED / EARLY EVIDENCE WHERE AVAILABLE
PARTIALLY VALIDATEDPARTIALLY▸

Investment Thesis

The same physical / digital network can support multiple monetisation layers (media, SaaS, transactions, memberships, peñas, approved digital services).

Evidence Today

• Each revenue stream has its own current maturity classification

Remaining Question

Which revenue streams develop into material, repeatable and recurring economics?

What Resolves It

First RevenueRepeat RevenueRetentionRevenue ContributionMargin
07

SaaS Recurring Economics

MODELLED / EARLY EVIDENCE WHERE AVAILABLE
OPERATING DATA REQUIREDNO▸

Investment Thesis

Activated administrations can produce recurring SaaS economics where the current commercial model applies.

Evidence Today

• Current pricing reference: €30/month where applicable• Current activation / paying status should be shown from actual data

Remaining Question

What percentage of activated administrations become paying and remain paying?

What Resolves It

SaaS-paying administrationsSaaS MRRPaying penetrationRetentionChurn
08

Digital Consumer Economics

MODELLED / EARLY EVIDENCE WHERE AVAILABLE
OPERATING DATA REQUIREDNO▸

Investment Thesis

The physical retail network can support a broader consumer digital ecosystem.

Evidence Today

• App development• Ticket scanning / storage functionality• Technical user flows• Current product testing

Remaining Question

Can product usage convert into MAU, transactions, paying memberships, peña participation, other monetisation?

What Resolves It

MAUTransactions / MAUPaying ConversionRetentionRevenue / Active User
09

Technology Readiness

DEPLOYED / TESTING
SCALE VALIDATION REQUIREDPARTIALLY▸

Investment Thesis

The LOTOMIX technology platform can support broad commercial operation and subsequent scale.

Evidence Today

• Developed core platform• Backend• Reader integration• Ticket-validation testing• Administration integration• Technical documentation

Remaining Question

Can the system operate reliably under substantially larger device count, location count, user activity, ticket-processing volume, advertising delivery?

What Resolves It

Production readinessLoad testingUptimeIncident historyDevice-fleet metricsTested capacity vs actual load
10

Legal / Regulatory Executability

EXECUTED / LEGAL
LEGAL COMPLETION REQUIREDPARTIALLY▸

Investment Thesis

The intended LOTOMIX commercial model can be implemented within an appropriate contractual, legal and regulatory structure.

Evidence Today

• Executed contracts• Legal / regulatory evidence• Current legal readiness by functionality

Remaining Question

Can any remaining launch-critical items be completed without materially changing the economic model or product architecture?

What Resolves It

Closure of items: payments, wallet, peñas, consumer terms, privacy, administration agreements, other launch-critical functionality
11

Capital Sufficiency

FINANCIAL MODEL
PARTIALLY VALIDATEDPARTIALLY▸

Investment Thesis

The current €3M financing reference can support the next meaningful stage of commercial validation and deployment under the approved plan.

Evidence Today

• BC 6.7• Use of Funds• Cash-flow model• Funding → Milestones framework

Remaining Question

How does capital sufficiency change if rollout is slower, fill is lower, pricing is lower, deployment cost is higher, monetisation starts later?

What Resolves It

Downside cash modelActual burnDeployment costUpdated runwayCurrent forecast
12

Operating Leverage

FINANCIAL MODEL
OPERATING DATA REQUIREDNO▸

Investment Thesis

LOTOMIX can scale contribution faster than its central operating-cost base.

Evidence Today

• BC 6.7 models the relationship between network scale, revenue, contribution, OPEX, EBITDA

Remaining Question

Will actual operating evidence confirm this relationship?

What Resolves It

Revenue GrowthContribution GrowthOPEX GrowthEBITDACash Generation

Evidence Views

Evidencia de decisión, próxima evidencia y qué NO resuelve la pregunta.

Decision Evidence — Strongest Current Form

For each thesis, the strongest current form of evidence — whether supported by contract, actual operating data, or management model.

01 · Network Access

Executed contract

02 · Pipeline Conversion

Pipeline records

03 · Rollout Execution

Installation records

04 · Advertising Monetisation

Paid commercial activity where available

05 · Location Unit Economics

BC 6.7 unit model

06 · Multi-Revenue Model

Per-stream maturity classification

07 · SaaS Recurring Economics

Pricing model (€30/month reference)

08 · Digital Consumer Economics

Product testing / technical user flows

09 · Technology Readiness

Testing / operating evidence

10 · Legal / Regulatory Executability

Legal / contractual documentation

11 · Capital Sufficiency

BC 6.7 cash model

12 · Operating Leverage

BC 6.7 operating leverage model

Next Evidence — What Would Improve Confidence

Exactly what would improve confidence next. Measurable evidence — not vague "more traction".

01 · Network Access

Pipeline conversion

02 · Pipeline Conversion

Scheduled → Installed conversion rate

03 · Rollout Execution

Monthly installation velocity

04 · Advertising Monetisation

Repeat advertiser + realised CPM

05 · Location Unit Economics

Mature location contribution

06 · Multi-Revenue Model

Repeat revenue + retention per stream

07 · SaaS Recurring Economics

Paying MRR / retention

08 · Digital Consumer Economics

MAU / transactions

09 · Technology Readiness

Scale test / operating performance

10 · Legal / Regulatory Executability

Closure of launch-critical legal items

11 · Capital Sufficiency

Actual vs budget / runway

12 · Operating Leverage

Actual contribution vs OPEX growth

What Does NOT Resolve the Question

Analytical control — makes the matrix strong by distinguishing what would NOT answer the remaining question.

01 · Network Access

✗ More expressions of interest alone

02 · Pipeline Conversion

✗ Pipeline count alone without conversion tracking

03 · Rollout Execution

✗ Rollout plan alone without actual velocity data

04 · Advertising Monetisation

✗ Theoretical impressions alone

05 · Location Unit Economics

✗ One pilot location

06 · Multi-Revenue Model

✗ Multiple modelled streams without actual revenue

07 · SaaS Recurring Economics

✗ Activated administration that does not pay

08 · Digital Consumer Economics

✗ Downloads without active usage

09 · Technology Readiness

✗ Architecture diagram alone

10 · Legal / Regulatory Executability

✗ General legal opinion without feature-specific readiness

11 · Capital Sufficiency

✗ Base-case forecast alone without downside

12 · Operating Leverage

✗ Modelled leverage without actual operating data

Decision Framework

LOTOMIX's current investment case is supported by a combination of executed contractual relationships, existing physical infrastructure, developed technology and a driver-based financial model.

Several important components — particularly broader rollout conversion, advertising monetisation, digital adoption, mature unit economics and scale performance — will continue to be validated through execution.

The Decision Matrix makes those distinctions explicit so the Investment Committee can evaluate each element of the thesis independently.

The Final Page Must Answer

WHAT DO WE KNOW?WHAT DON'T WE KNOW YET?WHAT WILL ANSWER IT?WHERE IS THE EVIDENCE?

Final Control

✗ Do not recommend investment.

✗ Do not score the theses.

✗ Do not assign probabilities.

✗ Do not rank theses.

✗ Do not invent evidence.

✗ Do not present future validation as current proof.

✗ Do not create new financial assumptions.

✗ Do not alter BC 6.7.

✗ Do not turn 1,200+ pipeline into contracted deployment.

✗ Do not turn 770 into a current metric.

✗ Do not treat tested technology as proven scale.

✗ Do not treat GTV as revenue.

Once the transaction process begins, the initial Decision Matrix is preserved. Later updates show Initial Evidence → New Evidence → Current View. The original state of diligence is not retrospectively rewritten.

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RESUMEN EJECUTIVO · BC 6.7

Resumen de métricas y estado de documentos

Vista consolidada de los indicadores financieros clave del modelo BC 6.7 y del estado de evidencia del Data Room institucional. Fuente única de verdad: LOTOMIX BC 6.7 — September 2026 / Waterhouse / Investment Committee.

BC 6.7 · Management Forecast · Not AuditedNDA Waterhouse firmada

Métricas financieras clave

Financiación equity

€3.0M

Sin redención · Sin repago

Lectores PPI iniciales

370

Base instalada existente

POS Fase 1

770

2.310 dispositivos · 28"+48"+reader

Tarjetas NFC

200K

Capa de adquisición · No en P&L core

Periodo

Revenue

EBITDA

Margen

Caja cierre

Launch Year · Nov 26–Oct 27

€1.43M

€0.36M

25.2%

€1.12M

Año 2 · Nov 27–Oct 28

€5.21M

€3.06M

58.8%

—

Año 3 · Nov 28–Oct 29

€10.21M

€7.28M

71.2%

€5.13M

Estado del paquete de revisión Waterhouse

74

Registros totales

57

Disponibles para revisión

14

Registros con archivo

2

Borradores internos

35

Referencias fuente

5

Restringidos disponibles

11

Archivados / audit trail

1

URL pendiente

16

Items de seguimiento

Cobertura de revisión de Waterhouse

77%

La mayoría de registros del Data Room están disponibles para Waterhouse mediante archivos subidos, borradores internos, evidencia restringida, referencias fuente o materiales archivados de audit trail. Los registros sin URL pública directa no son automáticamente documentos faltantes. Los elementos restantes se clasifican como follow-up normal de due diligence o resolución técnica de URL.

BC 6.7 es la fuente financiera actual. Las cifras son proyecciones de dirección y no están auditadas. BC 6.4 y BC 6.3 están archivadas solo para audit trail. Las apuestas oficiales de lotería y GTV no son revenue de LOTOMIX. NFC es una capa de adquisición, no una línea de revenue separada en el P&L core. Las subvenciones permanecen excluidas del caso base hasta concesión formal.

VALUE CREATION BRIDGE

Value Creation Bridge

How execution converts current uncertainty into measurable operating evidence

The purpose is operational de-risking and evidence creation — not forecasting a future company valuation. The objective is to show how the quality of the investment case improves as management converts assumptions into actual evidence and pipeline into revenue-producing operations.

NO VALUATION MULTIPLE ASSUMPTIONS

This section does not forecast future company valuation, target exit multiple, IRR, investor return or share-price target. No SaaS / advertising / EBITDA / revenue multiples or comparable-company valuation are inserted. Successful execution would produce a business supported by more operating evidence and reduced dependence on unvalidated assumptions — not a guaranteed valuation increase.

CORE VALUE-CREATION LOGIC

TODAY

Network AccessExisting InfrastructureDeveloped TechnologyPipelineModelled Economics
↓

EXECUTION

DeploymentCommercial ActivationMonetisationMeasurement
↓

STRONGER OPERATING EVIDENCE

Active LocationsActual RevenueObserved Unit EconomicsRepeat CustomersRecurring Revenue
↓

REDUCED EXECUTION UNCERTAINTY

Less dependence on assumptionsMore operating evidence

Reduced uncertainty ≠ guaranteed value appreciation.

Master Value-Creation Table

How each milestone improves the quality of the investment case.

Current PositionExecution MilestoneNew Evidence CreatedUncertainty Reduced
Network access & pipelinePipeline → activated locationsActual conversion rate, installation velocity, monetised countNetwork conversion risk
770 locations (management target)Progressive rollout deliveryCompleted locations, monthly velocity, cost per locationExecution / deployment risk
Modelled CPM frameworkPaid campaigns across inventoryRealised CPM, effective slot price, renewalsAdvertising pricing risk
Assumed inventory utilisationCommercialise active inventoryActual fill, sold vs available, advertiser conversionAdvertising demand / utilisation risk
First campaignRepeat commercial behaviourAdvertiser retention, renewal, repeat spendRepeatability risk
Modelled SaaS (€30/month ref.)Paying SaaS administrationsPaying count, MRR, conversion, churnRecurring revenue validation risk
Download / adoption assumptionsDownloads → MAU → repeat usageActivation rate, MAU, retention cohortsConsumer engagement risk
Modelled transaction economicsActual transaction activityReal GTV, transaction count, fee revenueTransaction behaviour / monetisation risk
Peña model assumptionsLegally approved peña activationActive peñas, participants, fee revenueCommunity adoption / monetisation risk
Tested technologyProduction operationAvailability, stability, incident historyProduction-readiness risk
Functioning technologyScale operationAvailability under scale, device health, headroomTechnology scale risk
Hardware purchasedInstalled → activated → monetisedInstallation cost, activation time, revenue per assetCapital productivity risk
BC 6.7 modelled unit economicsMature location cohortsActual reader/rear/large revenue, contributionUnit-economics risk
Planned OPEX structureContribution > central cost growthRevenue/contribution/OPEX/EBITDA progressionOperating leverage risk
Modelled runwayCapital deployed to planActual deployment, burn, cash balance, runwayFunding / liquidity execution risk
Data Room & KPI definitionsMonthly / quarterly reportingActual vs budget, forecast updates, risk evolutionInformation / governance risk
Legal review statusLaunch-critical legal completionExecuted terms, payment architecture, regulatory evidenceLegal implementation risk
Commercial interestInterest → contracted → repeatPipeline conversion, contracted value, repeat revenueCommercial conversion risk

Value-Creation Blocks

3

Network — Access to Activated Locations

CURRENT POSITION

LOTOMIX has access to the broader FENAMIX network perimeter, approximately 370 existing reader locations, and 1,200+ locations in the current rollout / expressed-interest pipeline.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

Convert pipeline into scheduled → installed → activated → monetised locations.

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Actual conversion rate
✓ Actual installation velocity
✓ Activation time
✓ Monetised-location count
✓ Rollout cost
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Network conversion risk

The investment case becomes less dependent on potential network access and more supported by operating network evidence.

4

Rollout — Target to Actual Delivery

CURRENT POSITION

Approximately 770 completed locations by April 2027 is currently a MANAGEMENT TARGET.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

Progressively deliver completed locations according to the approved rollout plan.

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Actual completed locations
✓ Monthly rollout velocity
✓ Hardware cost per completed location
✓ Activation rate
✓ Deployment efficiency
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Execution / deployment risk

Do not describe the target itself as value created. Value creation comes from evidence of successful execution against the target.

5

Advertising — Modelled CPM to Realised CPM

CURRENT POSITION

Reader advertising currently uses a modelled CPM framework, including the existing planning range where applicable.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

Run paid campaigns across sufficient inventory and periods.

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Realised CPM
✓ Realised effective slot price
✓ Advertiser demand
✓ Campaign renewal
✓ Revenue per screen
✓ Revenue per location
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Advertising pricing risk

The investment case moves from modelled media economics toward observed media economics.

6

Advertising — Modelled Fill to Observed Fill

CURRENT POSITION

Future advertising revenue depends materially on assumed inventory utilisation.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

Commercialise active reader, rear-display and large-format inventory.

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Actual fill
✓ Inventory utilisation
✓ Sold vs available inventory
✓ Advertiser conversion
✓ Renewal
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Advertising demand / utilisation risk

One of the most important commercial validation milestones.

7

Advertising — First Campaign to Repeat Advertiser

CURRENT POSITION

The strongest evidence is not simply a first campaign but repeat commercial behaviour.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

Commercial Discussion↓Proposal↓Campaign Contracted↓Campaign Live↓Campaign Delivered↓Advertiser Renews

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Advertiser retention
✓ Renewal
✓ Repeat spend
✓ Commercial sales-cycle data
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Repeatability risk

8

SaaS — Modelled Recurring Revenue to Actual MRR

CURRENT POSITION

SaaS economics may be modelled using the current €30/month reference where applicable.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

Convert activated administrations into paying SaaS administrations.

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Paying administration count
✓ SaaS MRR
✓ Activation-to-payment conversion
✓ Retention
✓ Churn
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Recurring revenue validation risk

Do not classify forecast SaaS as recurring revenue before payments begin.

9

Digital — Downloads to MAU

CURRENT POSITION

The consumer model includes future download / adoption assumptions.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

Downloads↓Registrations↓MAU↓Repeat Usage

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Activation rate
✓ MAU
✓ Engagement
✓ Retention cohorts
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Consumer engagement risk

Downloads alone do not materially validate the digital investment thesis.

10

Digital — MAU to Monetised Users

CURRENT POSITION

Continue the digital funnel from active engagement to monetised behaviour.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

MAU↓Transactions↓Membership↓Peña Participation↓Other Approved Digital Monetisation

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Transactions per MAU
✓ Paying conversion
✓ Revenue per active user
✓ Repeat transaction behaviour
✓ Subscription retention
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Digital monetisation risk

11

Transactions — GTV to Recognised Revenue

CURRENT POSITION

Transactional economics are currently driven by model assumptions where applicable.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

Generate actual transaction activity.

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Real GTV
✓ Actual transaction count
✓ Average transaction size
✓ Realised LOTOMIX fee revenue
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Transaction behaviour and monetisation risk

Maintain GTV ≠ LOTOMIX Revenue throughout.

12

Peñas — Model to Real Participation

CURRENT POSITION

The peñas business case contains assumptions around administrations, number of peñas, members, average participation and applicable fee.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

Activate legally and commercially approved peña functionality and measure actual participation.

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Active peñas
✓ Active participants
✓ Participation frequency
✓ GTV
✓ LOTOMIX recognised fee revenue
✓ Repeat behaviour
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Community adoption / monetisation risk

Do not imply legal completion or commercial validation unless supported.

13

Technology — Tested to Production

CURRENT POSITION

Core technology has been materially developed and important functionality is under testing / validation.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

Complete production-readiness requirements and begin broader commercial operation.

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Production availability
✓ System stability
✓ Incident history
✓ Operational monitoring
✓ Actual transaction / scan volumes
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Production-readiness risk

14

Technology — Production to Scale

CURRENT POSITION

Functioning technology is not automatically proof of scale.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

Support larger location count, device estate, user activity, ticket-validation volume and advertising events.

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Availability under scale
✓ System response
✓ Device health
✓ Incident rate
✓ Infrastructure cost
✓ Performance headroom
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Technology scale risk

This distinction must remain explicit.

15

Hardware — Purchased to Revenue-Producing

CURRENT POSITION

The value-creation event is not hardware purchased. The economically relevant progression is capital invested in hardware becoming revenue-producing infrastructure.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

Ordered↓Delivered↓Installed↓Activated↓Monetised

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Installation cost
✓ Activation time
✓ Utilisation
✓ Revenue per asset
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Capital productivity risk

16

Unit Economics — Modelled to Observed

CURRENT POSITION

BC 6.7 provides modelled location economics.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

Generate sufficient mature location cohorts.

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Actual reader revenue
✓ Actual rear-display revenue
✓ Actual large-screen net revenue
✓ Actual SaaS
✓ Direct cost
✓ Contribution
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Unit-economics risk

This may be one of the most important value-creation events in the entire investment case.

17

Location Cohorts

CURRENT POSITION

Newly activated locations should not be judged against mature model economics immediately.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

Month 0 — Activated↓Month 1–2 — Commercial Ramp↓Month 3+ — More Mature Economics

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Cohort revenue ramp
✓ Time to maturity
✓ Mature vs new contribution
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Maturity-misjudgement risk

Only where this type of ramp is supported by actual model / operating data. Do not invent specific maturity periods.

18

OPEX — Planned Structure to Demonstrated Operating Leverage

CURRENT POSITION

BC 6.7 models how central costs scale with the network.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

Grow contribution faster than central operating cost.

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Revenue growth
✓ Contribution growth
✓ OPEX growth
✓ EBITDA progression
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Operating leverage risk

The relevant proof is actual operating leverage, not simply revenue growth.

19

Cash — Modelled Runway to Demonstrated Capital Discipline

CURRENT POSITION

BC 6.7 models capital requirements and cash runway.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

Deploy capital according to plan while adjusting discretionary investment to actual commercial evidence.

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Actual capital deployment
✓ Budget variance
✓ Monthly burn
✓ Cash balance
✓ Current forecast runway
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Funding / liquidity execution risk

20

Governance — Investment Case to Actual Reporting

CURRENT POSITION

The Data Room contains KPI definitions, reporting structure, financial reconciliation and risk framework.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

Produce consistent monthly and quarterly investor reporting.

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Actual vs budget
✓ Forecast updates
✓ Risk evolution
✓ Capital productivity
✓ Milestone performance
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Information / governance risk

21

Legal — Review to Operational Implementation

CURRENT POSITION

Legal readiness may vary by functionality.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

Complete launch-critical legal / contractual requirements for the relevant product modules.

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Executed terms
✓ Legal review
✓ Payment architecture
✓ Consumer documentation
✓ Relevant regulatory evidence
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Legal implementation risk

Do not describe this as regulatory risk eliminated unless the evidence supports that conclusion.

22

Commercial Pipeline — Interest to Contracted Value

CURRENT POSITION

Each step creates stronger evidence. Do not present interest as economic value creation until it converts.

EXECUTION MILESTONE

Interest↓Qualified↓Proposal↓Pilot↓Contracted↓Revenue↓Repeat Revenue

EVIDENCE CREATED

✓ Pipeline conversion rate
✓ Contracted value
✓ Time-to-revenue
✓ Repeat revenue
UNCERTAINTY REDUCED

Commercial conversion risk

Quality of Evidence Ladder

A factual maturity framework — not a score. Different LOTOMIX revenue streams may sit at different levels.

LEVEL 1

MANAGEMENT ASSUMPTION
↓

LEVEL 2

THIRD-PARTY INTEREST
↓

LEVEL 3

TEST / PILOT
↓

LEVEL 4

PAID COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY
↓

LEVEL 5

REPEAT COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY
↓

LEVEL 6

SCALED HISTORICAL EVIDENCE

Quality of Revenue

Modelled↓Actual↓Repeat↓Recurring↓Historically Predictable

Value creation is not only more revenue but potentially better quality revenue.

Quality of Network

Potential Network↓Pipeline↓Installed↓Activated↓Monetised↓Mature Revenue-Producing Locations

The quality of the network evidence increases at each stage.

Quality of Advertising Evidence

Theoretical Inventory↓Sellable Inventory↓Sold Inventory↓Delivered Campaign↓Paid Campaign↓Repeat Advertiser

Makes the commercial de-risking process highly intuitive.

Quality of Digital Evidence

Downloads↓Registrations↓MAU↓Transactions↓Paying Users↓Retained Paying Users

The higher-value evidence is further down the funnel.

Value-Creation Bridge

Current Investment Case

AccessInfrastructureTechnologyPipelineModelled Economics
↓

Execution Milestones

ActivationMonetisationRepeatabilityScale
↓

Stronger Evidence

Actual KPIsActual RevenueActual Unit EconomicsActual Retention
↓

Higher Quality of Earnings / Operating Evidence

Used carefully — does not imply a valuation conclusion

Used carefully — does not imply a valuation conclusion.

Milestone → Uncertainty Reduced

MilestoneCurrent StatusEvidence ProducedMain Uncertainty Reduced
Broader commercial launchMANAGEMENT TARGET (Dec 2026)Administration activation, platform operation, advertising monetisation, real user behaviourCommercial activation risk
Additional display deploymentMANAGEMENT TARGET (Mar 2027)Deployment efficiency, large-format inventory growth, commercialisation at scale, device managementDeployment scale risk
First / recurring advertising campaignsPENDING EVIDENCERealised CPM, fill, renewals, repeat spendAdvertising pricing & demand risk
Paying SaaS basePENDING EVIDENCEPaying count, MRR, conversion, churnRecurring revenue validation risk
App MAUPENDING EVIDENCEActivation rate, MAU, retention cohortsConsumer engagement risk
Transaction activityPENDING EVIDENCEReal GTV, fee revenue, repeat behaviourTransaction monetisation risk
Peñas adoptionPENDING EVIDENCEActive peñas, participants, fee revenueCommunity adoption risk
Mature location economicsPENDING EVIDENCEActual contribution per location cohortUnit-economics risk
Operating leveragePENDING EVIDENCEContribution growth > OPEX growth, EBITDA progressionOperating leverage risk

Value-Creation Events on the Roadmap

December 2026

Broad Commercial Rollout Targeted

MANAGEMENT TARGET

POTENTIAL EVIDENCE

✓ Administration activation
✓ Platform operation
✓ Advertising monetisation
✓ Real user behaviour

Do not describe as completed before evidence exists.

March 2027

Additional Display Deployment

MANAGEMENT TARGET

POTENTIAL EVIDENCE

✓ Deployment efficiency
✓ Large-format inventory growth
✓ Commercialisation at wider scale
✓ Device management

April 2027

~770 Completed Locations Targeted

MANAGEMENT TARGET

POTENTIAL EVIDENCE

✓ Rollout repeatability
✓ Operating capacity
✓ Commercial scale
✓ Network economics

Important Qualification: This does not automatically create a particular company valuation.

Financial Evidence Progression

BC 6.7 — Management forecast↓Actual Month 1↓Actual Quarter 1↓Cohort Evidence↓Actual vs Budget↓Updated Forecast

Over time, forecast dependence should decrease as operating history increases.

Investor Risk Evolution

Risks do not disappear — evidence shifts.

Rollout

Before: More dependent on assumptions→After: More supported by operating evidence

Advertising

Before: More dependent on assumptions→After: More supported by operating evidence

Technology

Before: More dependent on assumptions→After: More supported by operating evidence

Digital

Before: More dependent on assumptions→After: More supported by operating evidence

Unit economics

Before: More dependent on assumptions→After: More supported by operating evidence

Liquidity

Before: More dependent on assumptions→After: More supported by operating evidence

Link to Investment Thesis

Every value-creation milestone connects back to one or more investment theses.

Location activation→Network thesis
Advertising fill→Media monetisation thesis
Unit economics→Operating model thesis
MAU / transactions→Digital thesis
Production scale→Technology thesis

Monitor & Connect

How LOTOMIX Creates Investment Evidence

The current LOTOMIX investment case already contains tangible assets: network access, an existing physical footprint, developed technology and identifiable rollout demand.

The next stage of value creation is operational rather than theoretical: converting those assets into activated locations, paid advertising, recurring SaaS, digital engagement, observed unit economics and measurable operating leverage.

Successful execution would progressively reduce the proportion of the investment case dependent on assumptions and increase the proportion supported by actual operating evidence.

INVESTMENT THESIS VALIDATION

Validación de tesis de inversión

Los supuestos clave detrás del caso de inversión LOTOMIX, la evidencia que los respalda hoy y los hitos para validarlos. Conecta tesis → supuesto crítico → evidencia → validación → qué la desafiaría.

Sin previsiones nuevas · Sin puntuaciones · Sin veredictoBC 6.7 · Management Forecast · Not Audited

⚠ Framework factual de madurez. No constituye una recomendación de inversión. Cada tesis debe testarse frente a evidencia actual e hitos futuros.

RESPALDADO POR EVIDENCIA ACTUALPARCIALMENTE VALIDADOREQUIERE VALIDACIÓN COMERCIALREQUIERE VALIDACIÓN DE ESCALAREQUIERE CIERRE LEGAL / TÉCNICO

Tabla maestra de tesis

T1 · LOTOMIX tiene acceso a una red física especializada que puede soportar una escala material de despliegue.PARCIALMENTE VALIDADO

SUPUESTO CRÍTICO

El acceso de red y el interés expresado se convierten en ubicaciones LOTOMIX activadas a un ritmo económicamente viable.

EVIDENCIA HOY

Relación FENAMIX ejecutadaACCESO CONTRACTUAL DE RED
Perímetro potencial de red ~7.000 puntosACCESO CONTRACTUAL DE RED
~370 ubicaciones de lector existentesDESPLEGADO
1,200+ pipeline actual de interés / desplieguePIPELINE

SIGUIENTE VALIDACIÓN

• Ubicaciones programadas, instaladas, activadas y monetizadas

• Velocidad de despliegue y conversión de pipeline

• Despliegue comercial amplio: diciembre 2026 · pantallas adicionales: marzo 2027 · ~770 ubicaciones: abril 2027

QUÉ LO DESAFIARÍA

• Conversión de administraciones materialmente más lenta

• Ritmo de instalación o coste materialmente mayores

• Atrición sustancial del pipeline

T2 · La huella física puede generar economía publicitaria significativa a través de múltiples superficies digitales.REQUIERE VALIDACIÓN COMERCIAL

SUPUESTO CRÍTICO

La demanda de anunciantes soporta fill, CPM realizado, repetición de campañas y utilización de inventario suficientes.

EVIDENCIA HOY

Infraestructura de lector desplegadaDESPLEGADO
Formato trasero definidoTÉCNICO
Formato LOTOADS de gran formato definidoTÉCNICO
Modelo publicitario comercialUNIT ECONOMICS MODELADOS
Evidencia comercial / pilotos documentados donde existanACTIVACIÓN COMERCIAL

SIGUIENTE VALIDACIÓN

• Anunciantes en vivo, fill y CPM realizado

• Ingresos de campaña y anunciantes repetidores

• Ingresos publicitarios por ubicación monetizada

QUÉ LO DESAFIARÍA

• Fill persistentmente bajo

• Precio realizado materialmente por debajo de supuestos

• Retención débil de anunciantes

T3 · Una ubicación madura puede generar contribución suficiente para soportar apalancamiento operativo a nivel de red.REQUIERE VALIDACIÓN COMERCIAL

SUPUESTO CRÍTICO

Los ingresos por ubicación se desarrollan conforme a los drivers de BC 6.7 (tráfico, captura, impresiones, fill, precio, SaaS, costes directos).

EVIDENCIA HOY

Modelo de interacción de lector y economía publicitariaUNIT ECONOMICS MODELADOS
Estructura SaaS y configuración hardware actualTÉCNICO
Supuestos unitarios BC 6.7UNIT ECONOMICS MODELADOS

SIGUIENTE VALIDACIÓN

• Ingresos y contribución reales por ubicación

• Fill, CPM realizado y adopción SaaS medidos

• Payback de ubicación donde proceda

QUÉ LO DESAFIARÍA

• Brecha sostenida y material entre contribución modelada y observada tras madurez comercial suficiente

T4 · La misma infraestructura de red puede soportar múltiples capas de monetización.PARCIALMENTE VALIDADO

SUPUESTO CRÍTICO

La red puede soportar ingresos incrementales sin aumento proporcional de infraestructura y OPEX central.

EVIDENCIA HOY

Publicidad — modelo comercial definidoACTIVACIÓN COMERCIAL
SaaS — estructura de producto definidaPRE-COMERCIAL
Transacciones — modelo de comisión LOTOMIXUNIT ECONOMICS MODELADOS
Membresías y peñas — modelo producto/legal aprobadoUNIT ECONOMICS MODELADOS

SIGUIENTE VALIDACIÓN

• Publicicación: fill y precio realizado

• SaaS: administraciones pagadoras

• Transacciones: volumen y comisión reconocida

• Membresías: conversión y retención; Peñas: activas, miembros, ingresos

QUÉ LO DESAFIARÍA

• Conversión o retención baja; gasto de adquisición excesivo

• Complejidad operativa desproporcionada respecto al ingreso

T5 · LOTOMIX puede usar la red física como canal de distribución para su ecosistema digital de consumidor.REQUIERE VALIDACIÓN COMERCIAL

SUPUESTO CRÍTICO

La interacción física se convierte en adopción de app, usuarios activos, engagement repetido, transacciones y usuarios de pago.

EVIDENCIA HOY

Funcionalidad de producto existente y validación de ticketsTÉCNICO
Evidencia de desarrollo de app y flujos de usuarioPRE-COMERCIAL
Pruebas técnicasTÉCNICO

SIGUIENTE VALIDACIÓN

• Descargas, registros y MAU

• Transacciones por MAU y conversión a pago

• Retención e ingreso digital por usuario activo

QUÉ LO DESAFIARÍA

• Descargas sin uso sostenido; MAU bajo

• Conversión a pago débil; coste de adquisición alto

T6 · La plataforma puede pasar de pruebas y despliegue actuales a producción comercial amplia y mayor escala.REQUIERE VALIDACIÓN DE ESCALA

SUPUESTO CRÍTICO

La tecnología soporta más ubicaciones, más dispositivos, más validación de tickets, crecimiento de consumidor, publicidad, transacciones y monitorización.

EVIDENCIA HOY

Arquitectura actual y backend desarrolladoTÉCNICO
Integración de lector y pruebas de validación de ticketsTÉCNICO
Integración de administraciones y material de revisión técnicaTÉCNICO

SIGUIENTE VALIDACIÓN

• Readiness de producción y pruebas de carga/rendimiento

• Gestión de flota de dispositivos y monitorización

• Controles de seguridad y soporte operativo

QUÉ LO DESAFIARÍA

• Limitaciones arquitectónicas o inestabilidad bajo carga de despliegue

• Problemas de ciberseguridad o fiabilidad no resueltos

T7 · LOTOMIX puede operar su arquitectura de producto dentro de un marco contractual y regulatorio adecuadamente documentado.REQUIERE CIERRE LEGAL / TÉCNICO

SUPUESTO CRÍTICO

Las áreas legales críticas para el lanzamiento pueden completarse sin alterar materialmente la economía o propuesta de producto.

EVIDENCIA HOY

Contratos ejecutadosCONTRACTUAL
Análisis legales y evidencia regulatoriaLEGAL
Marco de administraciones y autorizaciones documentadasREGULATORIO

SIGUIENTE VALIDACIÓN

• Términos de consumidor, pagos, peñas y protección de datos

• Onboarding de administraciones y publicidad

QUÉ LO DESAFIARÍA

• Estructura legal que impida monetización clave

• Requisitos de licencia adicionales o rediseño de pagos

T8 · La ronda de 3 M€ puede tender un puente hacia un punto de inflexión comercial material.REQUIERE VALIDACIÓN COMERCIAL

SUPUESTO CRÍTICO

El capital disponible es suficiente para tecnología, hardware, instalaciones, activación, desarrollo comercial y working capital bajo el escenario aprobado.

EVIDENCIA HOY

BC 6.7 y Use of FundsUNIT ECONOMICS MODELADOS
Funding → Milestones Bridge y plan de despliegueUNIT ECONOMICS MODELADOS
Modelo de cajaUNIT ECONOMICS MODELADOS

SIGUIENTE VALIDACIÓN

• Despliegue frente a presupuesto y burn mensual

• Progresión de ingresos, caja mínima y runway

• CAPEX comprometido y apalancamiento operativo

QUÉ LO DESAFIARÍA

• Despliegue más intensivo en capital; ingresos menores; burn mayor

• Break-even retrasado; financiación adicional necesaria antes de lo previsto

T9 · El apalancamiento operativo puede emerger conforme escala la red.REQUIERE VALIDACIÓN DE ESCALA

SUPUESTO CRÍTICO

La escala de red aumenta la contribución sin que el OPEX central crezca proporcionalmente.

EVIDENCIA HOY

Estructura de costes BC 6.7 y unit economicsUNIT ECONOMICS MODELADOS
Supuestos de despliegue y modelo de contribuciónUNIT ECONOMICS MODELADOS

SIGUIENTE VALIDACIÓN

• Crecimiento de ingresos, contribución y OPEX

• EBITDA, contribución por ubicación activa y flujo de caja operativo

QUÉ LO DESAFIARÍA

• Costes centrales escalando a o por encima del ritmo de contribución durante un periodo sostenido

T10 · La posición competitiva puede reforzarse con el despliegue, integración, datos y relaciones comerciales acumulados.PARCIALMENTE VALIDADO

SUPUESTO CRÍTICO

La combinación de acceso físico, infraestructura instalada, software, relaciones y datos es progresivamente más difícil de replicar.

EVIDENCIA HOY

Acceso de red documentado y huella física existenteCONTRACTUAL
Software e integración tecnológica desarrolladosTÉCNICO

SIGUIENTE VALIDACIÓN

• Densidad de despliegue y retención de anunciantes y administraciones

• Datos operativos, efectos de red y fricción de cambio donde sea demostrable

QUÉ LO DESAFIARÍA

• Competidores replicando la propuesta rápidamente

• Retención débil de administraciones o diferenciación limitada de anunciantes

¿Qué ya está parcialmente de-riesgado?

Solo ítems con evidencia. Ningún ítem está totalmente de-riesgado.

Relación de red

Marco de acceso documentado existente.

Riesgo materialmente reducido

Huella existente

Despliegue físico de lectores ya existente.

Riesgo materialmente reducido

Desarrollo de producto

Tecnología núcleo sustancialmente desarrollada.

Riesgo materialmente reducido

Funcionalidad técnica

Flujos clave probados.

Riesgo materialmente reducido

Interés de mercado

Pipeline actual de administraciones existe.

Riesgo materialmente reducido

¿Qué queda por de-riesgar?

Conectado al KPI Cockpit.

Tesis → KPI

Cada tesis vinculada a KPIs medibles.

Conversión de red

→ activated-locations · monetised-locations · rollout-velocity

Publicidad

→ advertising-fill · realised-cpm · revenue-per-location

Digital

→ mau · transactions-per-mau · paying-conversion

Financiero

→ revenue · contribution · burn · runway

Escala

→ system-availability · device-health · scan-capacity

Tesis → Caso adverso

El análisis adverso no se desconecta de la tesis.

Próximos 3 eventos de validación

1

Despliegue comercial amplio

Diciembre 2026

OBJETIVO DE DIRECCIÓN

Evidencia requerida: Ubicaciones activadas y monetizadas

Tesis afectada: T1

2

Despliegue de pantallas adicionales

Desde marzo 2027

OBJETIVO DE DIRECCIÓN

Evidencia requerida: Inventario publicitario en vivo y fill

Tesis afectada: T2

3

Escala de ubicaciones completadas

~770 ubicaciones para abril 2027

OBJETIVO DE DIRECCIÓN

Evidencia requerida: Ubicaciones completadas y contribución por ubicación

Tesis afectada: T3

Evolución del caso de inversión

Riesgo de concepto↓Riesgo de producto↓Riesgo de despliegue↓Riesgo comercial↓Riesgo de escala↓Apalancamiento operativo

Posición actual: entre riesgo de despliegue y riesgo comercial. Los riesgos previos no están totalmente eliminados.

Preguntas que el Comité de Inversión debe responder

Sin veredicto en nombre del inversor.

Framework de tesis de inversión

LOTOMIX ya dispone de varios de los activos fundacionales para el despliegue comercial, incluyendo acceso de red, huella física existente y tecnología desarrollada.

El caso de inversión depende principalmente de convertir esos activos en ubicaciones activadas, ingresos publicitarios y digitales medibles, unit economics validados y apalancamiento operativo dentro del envelope de capital planificado.

El Data Room debe permitir probar cada supuesto de forma independiente frente a evidencia actual y hitos operativos futuros.

MAPA DE EVIDENCIA · TRAZABILIDAD AFINACIÓN → EVIDENCIA

Mapa de Evidencia de Inversión

Afirmaciones clave de inversión y la evidencia disponible en el Data Room.

Leyenda — hechos actuales vs proyecciones

HECHOS: CONTRATADO · DESPLEGADO · VALIDADO · EVIDENCIA TERCEROPROYECCIONES: EN PRUEBAS · PIPELINE · OBJETIVO DIRECCIÓN · MODELADO · PLANIFICADO
Afirmación de inversiónEstado actualEvidencia soporteUbicación en el Data Room

A.LOTOMIX tiene acceso contractual a la red de lotería mixta FENAMIX, aproximadamente 7.000 puntos de venta potenciales.

CONTRATADO

Contratado

B.LOTOMIX / infraestructura asociada dispone de aproximadamente 370 ubicaciones con lector existentes en la huella operativa.

DESPLEGADO

Desplegado / huella existente

C.Más de 1.200 puntos adicionales han manifestado interés / están en el pipeline actual de despliegue.

⚠ No describir como ingresos contratados ni despliegue garantizado.

PIPELINE

Pipeline / demanda expresada

D.La plataforma software, validación de tickets, arquitectura backend e integración de administración están materialmente desarrolladas y en pruebas operativas.

EN PRUEBAS

Desarrollado / pruebas / pre-comercial

E.La validación de tickets ha sido probada y opera correctamente en el entorno de desarrollo actual.

⚠ No implicar certificación regulatoria salvo documentación que la acredite.

VALIDADO

Validado en entorno de pruebas

F.LOTOMIX combina tecnología de lotería-retail con una red física de publicidad digital en lector, pantalla trasera y pantalla gran formato.

DESPLEGADO

Infraestructura desplegada / despliegue en expansión

G.El despliegue comercial amplio se prevé durante diciembre 2026, con despliegue adicional de pantallas desde marzo 2027.

⚠ Objetivo de ejecución de dirección, no un resultado garantizado.

PLANIFICADO

Planificado

H.El plan actual de dirección prevé aproximadamente 770 ubicaciones completadas para abril 2027.

OBJETIVO DIRECCIÓN

Objetivo de dirección

I.LOTOMIX tiene múltiples líneas de ingresos identificadas: publicidad digital, SaaS/tarifas de plataforma, economía transaccional, monetización de app, membresías, sindicatos/peñas y servicios digitales.

⚠ No presentar ingresos previstos como ingresos existentes.

MODELADO

Modelado / parcialmente comercializado

J.El 30% de cesión FENAMIX aplica específicamente a los ingresos de la pantalla gran formato y no a los ingresos de lector ni de pantalla trasera.

CONTRATADO

Estructura comercial contractual

K.BC 6.7 es el modelo financiero principal actual que soporta las proyecciones operativas y financieras del caso base.

MODELADO

Modelo financiero de dirección

L.El caso de inversión se ha sometido a stress test con ocupación publicitaria, tráfico y despliegue materialmente inferiores.

MODELADO

Análisis de escenarios

M.La defensibilidad de LOTOMIX se basa en la combinación de acceso físico al retail, hardware desplegado, integración software, relaciones operativas en el sector lotería, infraestructura publicitaria y ecosistema transaccional / de usuarios.

⚠ No presentar el foso como absoluto ni imposible de replicar.

DESPLEGADO

Activos existentes + foso basado en ejecución

El caso de inversión de LOTOMIX está soportado por una combinación de acuerdos ejecutados, una huella física existente, tecnología desarrollada, preparación activa de despliegue y un modelo financiero basado en drivers. Las previsiones y los objetivos de despliegue permanecen claramente separados de la evidencia contratada o desplegada existente.

EVIDENCE GAP CLOSURE PLAN

Plan de Cierre de Brechas de Evidencia

Qué queda por demostrar, cómo LOTOMIX pretende validarlo y qué evidencia operativa cerrará cada pregunta de inversión. El propósito no es debilitar el caso de inversión, sino distinguir claramente entre evidencia disponible, supuestos respaldados principalmente por modelado de dirección, validación que debería surgir durante el despliegue comercial y evidencia que requiere completion técnica, legal, comercial u operativa.

No Evidence ManufacturedFuture Evidence ≠ Current Evidence

⚠ No fabricar evidencia. No presentar evidencia futura esperada como si ya existiera. No marcar un supuesto validado porque dirección cree que es razonable. No usar datos de piloto pequeño como prueba a escala de red sin contexto.

Evidence Types

Supporting evidence is classified into eight controlled types. This classification is used throughout the Evidence Gap Plan.

1

Contractual Evidence

Executed agreements, amendments and formal commitments.

2

Physical Evidence

Installed hardware, location records and deployment evidence.

3

Technical Evidence

Testing, architecture, platform operation and performance.

4

Commercial Evidence

Paid campaigns, contracts, invoices, repeat customers.

5

Operating Evidence

Actual usage, traffic, activation and location-level performance.

6

Financial Evidence

Recognised revenue, contribution, cash flow and actual-vs-budget results.

7

Legal / Regulatory Evidence

Legal opinions, authorisations, contracts and compliance documentation.

8

Management Model

BC 6.7 and approved planning assumptions.

Master Evidence Gap Table

Claim → Evidence Today → Gap → Validation Method → KPI / Proof → Owner → Status. No arbitrary evidence score.

Claim / AssumptionEvidence AvailableEvidence GapValidation MethodKPI / ProofOwnerStatus

Network access to FENAMIX mixed-lottery retail network

Contractual Evidence

Executed relationship documentation, contractual terms, network documentation

Network access ≠ deployment conversion. How much of the available network converts to active LOTOMIX locations?

Rollout conversion tracking

Pipeline Conversion Rate

CommercialEVIDENCE AVAILABLE

~370 existing reader locations form current physical footprint

Physical Evidence

Installation inventory, hardware records, location records, photographs

Exact installed / online / activated / monetised counts require reconciliation — do not answer all four with the same number

Reconciled installation / device database

Installed / Online / Activated / Monetised counts

OperationsPARTIALLY VALIDATED

1,200+ additional locations in expressed-interest / rollout pipeline

Commercial Evidence

FENAMIX communications, registrations, rollout-interest records

Pipeline-to-installation conversion not yet demonstrated at broader commercial scale

Pipeline → Scheduled → Installed → Activated tracking

Pipeline Conversion Rate

CommercialEARLY DATA

LOTOMIX can execute the approved rollout schedule

Operating Evidence

Existing physical deployment, rollout plan, administration demand, operating preparation

Actual deployment velocity at the scale required for the near-term plan

Installations per week/month, activation/month, scheduling-to-activation time, install cost, hardware lead time

Installations per week/month

OperationsEXECUTION VALIDATION REQUIRED

Reader economics may use 800 visits/day

Management Model

Management / model assumption

Reliable observed traffic across a representative location sample

Location traffic measurement, reader interaction telemetry, administration-level traffic reporting

Traffic distribution (high/medium/lower)

OperationsVALIDATION REQUIRED

Reader capture rate ~30%

Operating Evidence

Management / model assumption

Observed conversion from location traffic to reader interaction across representative sample

Track visitors, scans/interactions, capture, variance by location and time period

Observed capture rate

OperationsOPERATING VALIDATION REQUIRED

Two monetisable advertising impacts per interaction

Technical Evidence

Model assumption

Confirm both impressions are technically delivered, commercially saleable, and satisfy approved measurement methodology

Advertising-delivery logs / telemetry

Billable impression count vs technical display events

TechnologyTECHNICAL EVIDENCE REQUIRED

Future media revenue depends on advertising fill

Commercial Evidence

Current commercial pipeline / advertiser activity where available

Observed fill across a meaningful commercial period

Track inventory available / sold / delivered / paid campaigns — separately for reader, rear, large-format

Fill rate by screen type

CommercialCOMMERCIAL VALIDATION REQUIRED

Reader planning may use €6–€9 CPM

Commercial Evidence

Management / model reference

Actual realised market pricing at scale

Track contracted CPM, realised CPM, effective price after discounts, agency channel, campaign duration

Realised CPM (not list price)

CommercialCOMMERCIAL VALIDATION REQUIRED

Rear-display advertising economics

Commercial Evidence

Defined advertising loop / inventory mechanics

Actual advertiser willingness to pay for rear-display inventory

Paid campaigns demonstrating realised slot price, occupancy, advertiser renewal

Realised rear-display slot price

CommercialCOMMERCIAL VALIDATION REQUIRED

Large-format display revenue depends on slots, pricing, occupancy, FENAMIX 30% share

Commercial Evidence

Model assumption

Actual commercial economics across operating displays

Track gross advertiser revenue, discounts, FENAMIX share, LOTOMIX net revenue, revenue per large display, repeat advertisers

Net revenue per large display

CommercialCOMMERCIAL VALIDATION REQUIRED

Advertisers will return after first campaign

Commercial Evidence

Initial commercial activity / discussions where documented

Repeat purchasing behaviour

Track First Campaign → Campaign Completed → Renewal → Repeat Spend

Advertiser Renewal / Repeat Rate

CommercialWAITING FOR OPERATING DATA

Sales cycle duration

Commercial Evidence

Initial commercial activity

Actual time required to convert advertiser from opportunity to paid campaign

Track first contact → proposal → negotiation → contract → live campaign

Observed Sales Cycle

CommercialDATA ACCUMULATING

SaaS activation ~€30/month

Commercial Evidence

Model / activation reference

Actual conversion from activated administration to paying SaaS administration

Track active administrations, paying administrations, billing start, MRR, churn

SaaS Paying Penetration

Digital / ProductCOMMERCIAL VALIDATION REQUIRED

SaaS retention over time

Operating Evidence

Model assumption

Evidence that administrations continue paying over time

Monthly cohorts of paying administrations — retained, cancelled, suspended, unpaid

SaaS retention / churn by cohort

Digital / ProductTIME-BASED VALIDATION REQUIRED

App downloads ~250,000

Operating Evidence

Planning reference

Actual acquisition performance and acquisition cost

Track downloads, source, organic vs paid, acquisition spend

Downloads + CAC

Digital / ProductVALIDATION REQUIRED

MAU sensitivity 20% / 25% / 30%

Operating Evidence

Planning sensitivity reference

Observed active-user behaviour

Track registrations, MAU, DAU, repeat sessions, retention cohorts

MAU / Registered Users and MAU / Downloads

Digital / ProductVALIDATION REQUIRED

15 transactions per MAU per month

Operating Evidence

Planning reference

Actual transaction frequency

Track active transacting users, transactions, transactions per MAU, frequency by cohort

Transactions per MAU

Digital / ProductDIGITAL MONETISATION VALIDATION REQUIRED

Transaction GTV

Financial Evidence

Model assumption

Actual gross transaction volume

Backend transaction records — GTV tracked separately from LOTOMIX recognised revenue

GTV vs LOTOMIX revenue, avg transaction amount, frequency, seasonality

FinanceVALIDATION REQUIRED

0.5% transaction fee

Financial Evidence

Model reference

Confirm actual realised economics after contractual terms, transaction mechanics, payment costs, legal structure

Actual fee recognition from transaction records

Realised transaction fee %

FinanceVALIDATION REQUIRED

Membership conversion ~2.5%

Commercial Evidence

Planning reference

Actual paid conversion

Track eligible users, paying members, tier, MRR, conversion

Membership conversion rate

Digital / ProductCOMMERCIAL VALIDATION REQUIRED

Membership retention

Operating Evidence

Model assumption

Whether paid users remain subscribed

Track cohorts — month 1, 2, 3 and subsequent periods

Churn, retention, MRR retention

Digital / ProductTIME-BASED VALIDATION REQUIRED

Peñas adoption (administrations, peñas, members, participation)

Operating Evidence

BC 6.7 model assumptions

Actual participation behaviour

Track administrations offering peñas, peñas created, participants, repeat participation, avg monthly participation

Peñas participation rate

Digital / ProductPRODUCT / COMMERCIAL VALIDATION REQUIRED

Peñas legal structure

Legal / Regulatory Evidence

Pending

Any legal element remaining pending before commercial activation

Final legal analysis, consumer terms, administration terms, payment/ownership structure, prize-handling framework

Executed legal documentation

LegalLEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIRED

Wallet / payment architecture

Legal / Regulatory Evidence

Pending design

Unresolved legal or technical architecture around planned wallet / payment flow

Payment-provider agreement, funds-flow diagram, legal review, technical integration, reconciliation tests

Executed payment architecture + legal review

LegalLEGAL + TECHNICAL VALIDATION REQUIRED

Ticket-validation accuracy

Technical Evidence

Functionality technically tested where evidenced

Formalised performance metrics across broader ticket samples / live usage

Track successful reading rate, error rate, processing time, unsupported formats, fallback

Validation accuracy metrics

TechnologyTECHNICAL EVIDENCE REQUIRED

Technology production readiness

Technical Evidence

Developed / tested components

Some components may require production hardening before broad commercial deployment

Production-readiness checklist, monitoring, backup, security controls, release/rollback, incident process

Production-readiness sign-off

TechnologyPRE-LAUNCH TECHNICAL EVIDENCE

Technology scale — infrastructure supports larger network

Technical Evidence

Architecture / testing

Evidence that infrastructure can support planned larger network

Load testing, capacity testing, device-fleet testing, performance monitoring, production data

Expected Load vs Tested Load vs Actual Load

TechnologySCALE VALIDATION REQUIRED

Device fleet operations at scale

Operating Evidence

Current device management

Ability to manage hundreds/thousands of distributed devices efficiently

Track online devices, remote updates, incidents, MTTR, replacement, device uptime

Device uptime, MTTR

TechnologySCALE OPERATING VALIDATION REQUIRED

Hardware failure / maintenance profile at scale

Operating Evidence

BC 6.7 assumptions where contained

Actual failure / maintenance profile at larger scale

Track device failure rate, maintenance incidents, replacement cost, downtime

Failure rate, downtime

OperationsVALIDATION REQUIRED

Hardware / deployment cost at scale

Financial Evidence

Approved procurement / deployment cost (BC 6.7)

Actual cost at scale

Compare budget cost vs actual cost for reader, rear display, large display, logistics, installation

Deployment Cost per Location

OperationsVALIDATION REQUIRED

Installation capacity at required velocity

Operating Evidence

Operating preparation

Actual capacity to install and activate locations at required velocity

Track installations per team, installations per month, lead time, rework, failed installations

Installations per team/month

OperationsOPERATING VALIDATION REQUIRED

Location contribution (BC 6.7 assumptions)

Financial Evidence

BC 6.7 model

Observed contribution from mature locations

Measure Recognised Location Revenue minus Direct Location Costs = Actual Contribution, by activation cohort

Actual contribution per location cohort

FinanceVALIDATION REQUIRED

Location payback period

Financial Evidence

Model assumption

Actual time for location contribution to recover incremental deployment capital

Only calculate once deployment cost is actual, mature contribution data exists, commercial ramp is observable

Actual payback months

FinanceVALIDATION REQUIRED

Operating leverage — OPEX scales sub-linearly with locations

Financial Evidence

BC 6.7 model

Observed evidence that contribution scales faster than central OPEX

Track locations, contribution, OPEX, EBITDA — Network Growth vs OPEX Growth

OPEX per location, EBITDA margin trend

FinanceVALIDATION REQUIRED

Cash burn vs BC 6.7 forecast

Financial Evidence

BC 6.7 forecast

Actual post-investment cash usage

Monthly opening cash, operating cash, capex, working capital, closing cash

Actual vs budget cash burn

FinanceFINANCIAL OPERATING EVIDENCE

Runway supports planned capital deployment

Financial Evidence

BC 6.7 forecast

Whether actual capital deployment and commercial performance support planned runway

Rolling forecast incorporating actual revenue, burn, capex, working capital — preserve Original BC 6.7 Runway and Current Forecast Runway

Original vs Current Forecast Runway

FinanceVALIDATION REQUIRED

Potential public funding

Financial Evidence

Potential in certain planning cases

Formal approval / award

Only classify as CONFIRMED PUBLIC FUNDING once formal documentary evidence exists

Formal award documentation

FinancePOTENTIAL / TARGET

38 of 38 gap items shown. No material evidence gap remains UNASSIGNED.

Commercial Proof by Revenue Stream

Each stream may be at a different validation stage.

Revenue StreamCurrent EvidenceMissing EvidenceClosure KPI
Reader advertising370-reader estate + SEUR campaign evidenceRealised fill + CPM at scaleReader fill, realised CPM
Rear advertisingDefined inventory mechanicsPaid campaigns demonstrating slot priceRealised rear slot price
Large-format advertisingModel economics + FENAMIX 30% share structureActual commercial economics across operating displaysNet revenue per large display
SaaSModel / activation reference (€30/month)Paying MRR + retentionSaaS paying penetration, MRR
TransactionsModel reference (0.5% fee)Actual GTV + realised feeGTV, realised fee %
MembershipsModel reference (2.5% conversion)Actual paid conversion + retentionMembership conversion, churn
PeñasBC 6.7 model assumptionsParticipation behaviour + legal structurePeñas participation rate
App monetisationProduct / testingMAU + monetisationMAU, transactions per MAU

Investment Thesis Gap Map

Network Thesis

Needs:

• Pipeline conversion• Rollout velocity

Advertising Thesis

Needs:

• Actual fill• Realised CPM• Renewals

Unit-Economics Thesis

Needs:

• Mature location contribution

Digital Thesis

Needs:

• MAU• Transactions• Paid conversion

Scale Thesis

Needs:

• Production scale• Fleet management

Funding Thesis

Needs:

• Capital efficiency• Actual runway

Evidence Gap → Value Creation

Missing Evidence↓Execution↓Observed KPI↓Greater Operating Evidence

The remaining evidence gaps are exactly what the investment plan is designed to test.

Evidence Gap → Capital

Rollout Conversion

Supported by Deployment capital

CPM / Fill

Supported by Advertising commercialisation

Technology Scale

Supported by Platform hardening

User Adoption

Supported by Digital activation

Capital alone does not guarantee validation — it enables the execution that generates evidence.

Evidence Gap → Timing

PRE-LAUNCHEARLY COMMERCIAL ROLLOUTNETWORK EXPANSIONAFTER SUFFICIENT OPERATING HISTORY

Evidence Gap → Owner

Operations

Rollout / location performance

Commercial

Fill / CPM / advertisers

Technology

Production / scale

Digital / Product

MAU / transactions / memberships

Finance

Contribution / cash / runway

Legal

Peñas / payment / privacy

Top Evidence to Be Created Next

The limited number of evidence items directly associated with the next current milestones. Not ranked by an arbitrary score — updated dynamically as evidence is generated.

1Commercial rollout evidence
2Actual advertising fill
3Realised pricing
4Activated / monetised location count
5Initial unit economics
6Technology production metrics

Evidence Validation Governance

Automatic Evidence Closure

An evidence gap can change status only when the required source has been attached / verified — with source, date and owner/verification. A gap cannot become VALIDATED merely because the field was manually marked complete without campaign evidence.

Partial Validation

PARTIALLY VALIDATED is allowed — e.g. actual CPM exists for 10 locations, one advertiser, one month. This is useful evidence but may not represent network-scale performance. Evidence is not forced into a validated / not-validated binary.

Representativeness

For operating evidence, where relevant: Sample Size, Period, Locations Covered, Revenue / Volume Covered. A small pilot is not presented as network-scale proof.

Evidence Age

Every actual validation item shows "Evidence as of [date]". Where evidence becomes stale or business conditions change: REVALIDATION MAY BE REQUIRED. Historical evidence does not remain equally representative forever.

Validation History

When a gap closes, the original assumption is preserved alongside the evidence progression.

Model CPM→First Campaign CPM→Network Average CPM→Current Forecast CPM

Evidence Created This Quarter

✓ First repeat advertiser

✓ First mature location cohort

✓ Actual SaaS MRR

✓ Actual transaction behaviour

✓ Load-test completion

Evidence Still Being Built

• Network-scale fill and CPM

• Mature location contribution across cohorts

• SaaS retention beyond month 3

• Advertiser renewal rate

• Technology scale under production load

Evidence Gap ≠ Risk. Some evidence gaps represent normal early-stage validation rather than a specific adverse event. The Risk Register is linked only when a gap materially affects a risk.

Executive Investor View

Understandable in under one minute.

AreaEvidence TodayWhat Comes Next
NetworkContract + existing footprintPipeline conversion
AdvertisingInfrastructure + commercial activityFill + realised CPM + renewals
SaaSModel / activationPaying MRR + retention
DigitalProduct / testingMAU + monetisation
TechnologyDeveloped / testedProduction + scale evidence
Unit EconomicsBC 6.7 modelMature location actuals
FinancialForecast modelActual vs budget + runway

From Assumptions to Evidence

LOTOMIX's current investment case combines existing contractual, physical and technical evidence with a number of operating assumptions that will be validated progressively during commercial rollout.

The purpose of the Evidence Gap Closure Plan is to identify those assumptions explicitly and define the operating data, commercial proof, technical evidence or legal documentation required to convert them into verified facts.

As these gaps close, investor analysis can rely progressively less on management assumptions and more on actual operating history.

CORE FRAMEWORK

CLAIM→EVIDENCE TODAY→GAP→VALIDATION METHOD→KPI / SOURCE→VERIFIED EVIDENCE

Cross-References

INVESTMENT CASE PROOF PROGRESSION

Progresión de Prueba del Caso de Inversión

Cómo el caso de inversión LOTOMIX progresa de fundación contractual a evidencia operativa repetible. El propósito no es crear otra previsión, sino mostrar la progresión de evidencia requerida para mover el caso de acceso estratégico y economía modelada hacia rendimiento operativo repetible, medible y escalable.

No Investment ScoreNo Single Stage LabelParallel Systems · Different Stages

⚠ No crear puntuación de inversión. No declarar toda la empresa en una sola etapa de prueba. No tratar un contrato como prueba de ingresos. No tratar instalación como prueba de monetización. No tratar primeros ingresos como ingresos recurrentes.

CENTRAL PROGRESSION

CONTRACT↓DEPLOYMENT↓ACTIVATION↓PAID REVENUE↓REPEAT REVENUE↓VALIDATED UNIT ECONOMICS↓REPEATABLE SCALE↓OPERATING LEVERAGE
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Contractual Foundation

EVIDENCE AVAILABLE

What it means: LOTOMIX has the contractual / strategic rights and relationships required to access the relevant operating environment.

Evidence required: Executed FENAMIX agreement, relevant annexes, administration agreements, material commercial contracts.

Next proof point: Conversion of access into actual deployment

02
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Physical Deployment

DEPLOYED

What it means: Hardware exists in real operating locations.

Evidence required: Installation inventory, hardware records, deployment evidence — ~370 existing reader locations.

Next proof point: Active operating locations

03
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Operational Activation

VALIDATION REQUIRED

What it means: Installed infrastructure is actively functioning within the intended operating environment.

Evidence required: Backend telemetry, administration activation records, device status, operating usage.

Next proof point: Commercial monetisation

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Paid Commercial Revenue

COMMERCIAL VALIDATION REQUIRED

What it means: The operating infrastructure begins to produce recognised LOTOMIX revenue.

Evidence required: Contracts, invoices, billing records, recognised revenue, payment records.

Next proof point: Revenue repeats

05
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Repeat Revenue

WAITING FOR OPERATING DATA

What it means: Commercial activity occurs across more than one period or purchase cycle.

Evidence required: Renewals, retention, repeat transactions, recurring billing, repeat campaign spend.

Next proof point: Unit economics become observable and representative

06
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Validated Unit Economics

VALIDATION REQUIRED

What it means: There is enough operating history to compare actual economics against BC 6.7.

Evidence required: Representative sample across sufficient locations, periods, campaigns, users.

Next proof point: Repeatability across larger cohorts

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Repeatable Scale

SCALE VALIDATION REQUIRED

What it means: LOTOMIX demonstrates the operating model can be replicated across a larger number of locations without disproportionate performance reduction.

Evidence required: Rollout, technology, hardware, commercial, economics, operations evidence at scale.

Next proof point: Operating leverage

08

Operating Leverage

FINANCIAL MODEL / FUTURE VALIDATION

What it means: Revenue and contribution increase faster than the central operating-cost base.

Evidence required: Actual financial history demonstrating contribution growth, OPEX growth, EBITDA progression, cash performance — reconciled with BC 6.7.

Next proof point: Sustained operating leverage

Where LOTOMIX Sits Today

Different parts of the business are at different proof stages. The company is NOT forced into one single stage — parallel systems progress independently.

AreaCurrent Proof StageNote
FENAMIX relationshipContractual FoundationContractual network access / potential network (~7,000-point perimeter)
Reader networkPhysical Deployment~370 existing reader locations deployed
Ticket validationTechnical / Operational ValidationFunctionality technically tested
AdvertisingCommercial Validation RequiredInfrastructure + current commercial activity
SaaSCurrent actual maturityActivation status — paying penetration pending
AppProduct / User ValidationProduct / technical readiness
PeñasProduct / Legal / CommercialLegal structure pending before commercial activation
Unit EconomicsModelled / Early ActualBC 6.7 model — early actual evidence
Network ScaleFuture ValidationRepeatable scale not yet demonstrated
Operating LeverageFinancial Model / FutureForecast model — actual validation future

Proof Matrix by Revenue Stream

Revenue StreamInfrastructureFirst RevenueRepeat RevenueUnit EconomicsScale Evidence
Reader advertisingDEPLOYEDIN PROGRESSNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATED
Rear-display advertisingDEPLOYEDNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATED
Large-format advertisingDEPLOYEDNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATED
SaaSAVAILABLENOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATED
TransactionsAVAILABLENOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATED
MembershipsAVAILABLENOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATED
PeñasNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATED
App monetisationAVAILABLENOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATEDNOT YET VALIDATED

Revenue Stream Progressions

Each revenue stream has its own maturity sequence. Streams are at different stages — do not collapse them into one.

Reader Advertising

Reader Installed↓Reader Active↓Advertising Inventory Available↓Paid Campaign↓Repeat Campaign↓Observed CPM / Fill↓Validated Reader Economics

Rear-Display Advertising

Display Installed↓Display Active↓Inventory Available↓Paid Slots↓Repeat Advertiser Demand↓Observed Revenue per Display↓Validated Economics

9,360 passes/month is an operating inventory metric — not commercial proof.

Large-Format Advertising

Large Screen Installed↓Commercial Inventory Live↓Paid Advertiser↓Gross Revenue↓FENAMIX Share (30%)↓LOTOMIX Net Revenue↓Repeat Revenue↓Validated Net Economics

30% FENAMIX share applies only to large-format advertising revenue.

SaaS

Administration Activated↓SaaS Billing Starts↓Paying Administration↓Monthly Renewal↓Retention↓Observed MRR↓Validated Recurring Economics

€30/month is a pricing reference — paying penetration pending actual data.

Transactions

Registered User↓MAU↓Transaction↓Repeat Transactions↓GTV↓LOTOMIX Fee Revenue↓Observed Transaction Economics

GTV ≠ LOTOMIX Revenue.

Memberships

Eligible User↓Trial / Conversion↓Paying Member↓Renewal↓Retention↓Observed Subscription Economics

2.5% conversion remains an assumption until actual data exists.

Peñas

Feature Legally / Technically Ready↓Administration Activation↓Peña Created↓Members Join↓Participation↓Repeat Participation↓LOTOMIX Fee Revenue↓Observed Peña Economics

Legal / product readiness must not be skipped before commercial proof.

Parallel Proof Progressions

Technology Proof

Developed↓Tested↓Production-Ready↓Production Operating↓Observed Reliability↓Scale Tested↓Proven Under Larger Operating Load

Rollout Proof

Network Access↓Pipeline↓Scheduled↓Installed↓Activated↓Monetised↓Completed↓Repeated Rollout at Scale

Standard visual language used across the Data Room.

Commercial Proof

Target Account↓Qualified Opportunity↓Proposal↓Pilot / Negotiation↓Contracted↓Live↓Repeat

Financial Proof

BC 6.7 Forecast↓Initial Actuals↓Actual vs Budget↓Location Cohorts↓Repeatable Unit Economics↓Operating Leverage↓Cash Generation Evidence

This progression is not automatic.

Operating Leverage Chain

More Monetised Locations↓Higher Contribution↓Central Cost Absorption↓Improving EBITDA↓Improving Cash Generation

Do not declare operating leverage based solely on forecast numbers.

Next Proof Points

Populated from current execution priorities. Items already validated are not displayed as future proof points.

1

More Activated Locations

KPI: Number activated

Evidence: Backend telemetry + activation records

Thesis: Network thesis

2

Actual Advertising Fill

KPI: Sold / available inventory

Evidence: Inventory delivery logs

Thesis: Advertising thesis

3

Realised CPM / Pricing

KPI: Campaign economics

Evidence: Contracted + realised CPM records

Thesis: Advertising thesis

4

Repeat Advertiser

KPI: Second contracted campaign

Evidence: Second contract, invoice, campaign delivery — not stated intention

Thesis: Commercial repeatability

5

Paying SaaS Base

KPI: Actual MRR

Evidence: Billing records + paying administrations

Thesis: Recurring revenue thesis

6

Actual MAU

KPI: App analytics

Evidence: MAU / registered users + retention cohorts

Thesis: Digital thesis

7

Mature Location Contribution

KPI: Recognised revenue less direct cost

Evidence: Cohort contribution data across sufficient periods

Thesis: Unit economics thesis

8

Technology Scale Evidence

KPI: Load vs tested vs actual

Evidence: Load test results + production monitoring

Thesis: Scale thesis

Evidence Quality Control

What qualifies as sufficient evidence at each stage. No manual relabelling without supporting evidence.

Paid Revenue:Invoice / recognised revenue + actual commercial delivery
Repeat Revenue:Second / recurring commercial activity
Validated Unit Economics:Representative data, consistent definition, sufficient operating history
Scale:Repeated execution across a larger estate

Timeline Overlay

Roadmap milestones overlaid without implying certainty.

December 2026EXPECTED VALIDATION WINDOW

Broader commercial rollout may create additional operational / commercial evidence

March 2027EXPECTED VALIDATION WINDOW

Additional display deployment may create broader advertising and device-scale evidence

April 2027EXPECTED VALIDATION WINDOW

770 completed-location target may provide stronger rollout and scale evidence

Validation History

For each material proof point, an audit trail of de-risking is preserved.

Original PositionDate of First EvidenceDate of Repeat EvidenceCurrent StatusSource

Post-Investment Status Progression

As evidence develops, statuses move only when evidence exists. Historical status changes are preserved.

NOT YET VALIDATED→EARLY EVIDENCE→REPEAT EVIDENCE→SCALED EVIDENCE

Proof ≠ Guarantee. Each successive stage reduces dependence on unvalidated assumptions but does not eliminate commercial, operational or financial risk.

Current vs Future State

Shows where LOTOMIX is now versus the current plan.

Evidence Gap Plan

Identifies missing evidence. Proof Progression shows the maturity sequence that evidence creates.

More mature evidence → less dependence on assumptions → stronger operating case.

Executive Investor View

Compact summary — approximately six lines.

Proof AreaEvidence TodayNext Proof
NetworkAccess + deployed reader footprintPipeline conversion / activation
AdvertisingInfrastructure + current commercial activityFill + realised pricing + repeat
SaaSCurrent activation statusPaying MRR + retention
DigitalProduct / technical readinessMAU + monetisation
Unit EconomicsBC 6.7 model / early dataMature actual contribution
ScaleExisting deploymentRepeatable rollout + operating leverage

No overall score. No percentage validated, maturity score or investment readiness score. Different evidence categories cannot be meaningfully collapsed into one number — stage descriptions only.

From Access to Operating Proof

LOTOMIX's current investment case is already supported by contractual relationships, existing physical infrastructure, developed technology and identifiable rollout demand.

The next phase of the investment case is about converting those foundations into progressively stronger forms of evidence: active locations, paid revenue, repeat revenue, observed unit economics, repeatable deployment and ultimately operating leverage.

The Data Room tracks these stages separately so investors can distinguish clearly between what has already been demonstrated and what remains to be validated through execution.

CENTRAL PROGRESSION

CONTRACT→DEPLOYMENT→ACTIVATION→PAID REVENUE→REPEAT REVENUE→VALIDATED UNIT ECONOMICS→REPEATABLE SCALE→OPERATING LEVERAGE

Cross-References

INVESTOR-FACINGEVIDENCE PROGRESSIONINVESTOR CONTROL38 SECTIONS

Cronología de Progresión de Evidencia

Cómo el caso de inversión LOTOMIX progresa de fundación contractual a evidencia operativa.

INVESTOR-FACINGVALUE CREATION · PROOF PROGRESSIONINVESTOR CONTROL38 SECTIONS

Evidence Progression Timeline

How the LOTOMIX investment case moves progressively from contractual foundation to operating evidence

The purpose is to show how the investment case becomes progressively less dependent on assumptions as actual operating evidence accumulates.

CONTRACTUAL EVIDENCE→PHYSICAL DEPLOYMENT→OPERATIONAL ACTIVATION→PAID COMMERCIAL EVIDENCE→REPEAT REVENUE→VALIDATED UNIT ECONOMICS→SCALE EVIDENCE→OPERATING LEVERAGE

Do not imply that reaching one stage guarantees progression to the next.

§ 27 · INVESTOR 'WHY THIS MATTERS' NOTE

The LOTOMIX investment case becomes stronger when assumptions are replaced by operating evidence. This timeline shows which forms of evidence already exist and which validation steps remain ahead.

No promotional language is required.

§ 28 · DO NOT CALL IT 'CONFIDENCE SCORE'

Although the concept is investor confidence, do not label any section 'Investor Confidence Score'. Use:

Evidence ProgressionInvestment Evidence Timeline

The Data Room should provide evidence.

The investor decides how much confidence to place in it.

§ 1 · CREATE THE MASTER TIMELINE

Evidence StageWhat It ProvesCurrent LOTOMIX EvidenceNext Proof Point
CONTRACTUAL EVIDENCEthe contractual framework exists.——
PHYSICAL DEPLOYMENTLOTOMIX has moved beyond concept and has physical infrastructure in the market.——
OPERATIONAL ACTIVATIONinstalled infrastructure is genuinely operating.——
PAID COMMERCIAL EVIDENCEsomeone is actually paying for the economic proposition.——
REPEAT REVENUEcommercial activity is beginning to repeat rather than occurring as a one-off event.——
VALIDATED UNIT ECONOMICSShow when LOTOMIX has enough operating evidence to compare actual economics meaningfully with BC 6.7.——
SCALE EVIDENCEthe model is becoming repeatable at a larger scale.——
OPERATING LEVERAGE———

Each stage should display:

Current StatusEvidence DateSourceNext Evidence Required

Do not create an overall confidence score.

§ 2 · STAGE 1

CONTRACTUAL FOUNDATION

EXECUTED / CONTRACTED where supported.

PROVES:

the contractual framework exists.

Evidence:

FENAMIX executed relationshiprelevant commercial agreementsadministration agreements where applicablematerial technology / supplier agreements

DOES NOT PROVE:

✗ rollout conversion✗ revenue✗ scale✗ unit economics

§ 3 · STAGE 2

PHYSICAL DEPLOYMENT

PROVES:

LOTOMIX has moved beyond concept and has physical infrastructure in the market.

Existing Reader Footprint:

approximately 370 existing reader locations where still current.

Evidence:

installation inventorydevice recordsdeployment documentationlocation evidence

DOES NOT PROVE:

✗ activation✗ monetisation✗ completed three-screen deployment

§ 4 · STAGE 3

OPERATIONAL ACTIVATION

PROVES:

installed infrastructure is genuinely operating.

Progression:

Installed→Online→Activated

Evidence:

backend telemetrylive device dataadministration usageticket-validation activityactive platform sessions

KEY KPI:

Activated Locations

Do not use installed count as a substitute.

§ 5 · STAGE 4

PAID COMMERCIAL EVIDENCE

PROVES:

someone is actually paying for the economic proposition.

Show the first point where operating infrastructure begins generating recognised revenue.

Evidence:

Advertising

Paid campaign.

SaaS

Paying administration.

Transactions

Actual LOTOMIX fee revenue.

Membership

Paying subscriber.

Peñas

Recognised LOTOMIX fee revenue.

Do not include these as paid commercial evidence:

✗ pipeline✗ proposal✗ theoretical inventory✗ GTV

§ 6 · STAGE 5

REPEAT REVENUE

PROVES:

commercial activity is beginning to repeat rather than occurring as a one-off event.

Evidence:

Advertiser RenewalRepeated Paid CampaignSaaS RenewalMembership RetentionRepeat TransactionsRepeat Peña Participation

This should be visually important.

Do not classify first revenue as repeat revenue.

§ 7 · STAGE 6

VALIDATED UNIT ECONOMICS

Show when LOTOMIX has enough operating evidence to compare actual economics meaningfully with BC 6.7.

Evidence:

Revenue / Monetised LocationContribution / LocationAdvertising Revenue / ScreenSaaS Revenue / Paying AdministrationDirect Operating CostDeployment Cost

Use:

Original BC 6.7vsActualvsCurrent Forecast

Do not declare unit economics validated from a single location or a single campaign.

§ 8 · STAGE 7

SCALE EVIDENCE

PROVES:

the model is becoming repeatable at a larger scale.

Show evidence that LOTOMIX can reproduce the model across a broader estate.

Evidence:

Rollout

Repeated activation of locations.

Technology

Larger device fleet and load.

Commercial

Broader advertiser demand.

Operations

Support capability.

Economics

Stable / understandable unit economics across cohorts.

It does NOT mean all business risk disappears.

§ 9 · STAGE 8

OPERATING LEVERAGE

Show evidence that contribution growth is outpacing central OPEX growth.:

Evidence:

recognised revenuecontributionOPEXEBITDAcash-flow development

This should be based on actual operating history. Do not classify forecast EBITDA as operating leverage evidence.

§ 10 · SHOW LOTOMIX'S CURRENT POSITION BY AREA

Do NOT place the whole company at one single stage.

AreaCurrent Evidence StageNext Evidence
Network relationshipContractual FoundationDeployment conversion
Reader networkPhysical DeploymentActivation / monetisation
Ticket validationTechnical / Operational EvidenceProduction-scale evidence
AdvertisingCurrent commercial stageRepeat paid revenue
SaaSCurrent maturityPaying MRR / retention
DigitalProduct / early usage stageMAU / monetisation
Unit EconomicsModel / early actualRepresentative cohorts
ScaleFuture validationRepeatable network evidence
Operating LeverageModel / early actualHistorical financial evidence

Populate only using current evidence.

§ 11 · CREATE A QUARTERLY VERSION

For quarterly investor reporting show a compact timeline:

Evidence at Investment→Evidence Last Quarter→Evidence This Quarter

For each material area, identify only the progression that genuinely occurred.

Example — Advertising:

Day 0:Modelled CPM.
Q1:First paid campaign.
Q2:Repeat advertiser.
Q3:Broader realised CPM / fill history.

Do not move stages simply because time passed.

§ 12 · CREATE 'NEW EVIDENCE SINCE LAST REVIEW'

New Evidence Created Since Last Review

Maximum approximately 5–7 items.

Examples:

• new activated locations• first repeat advertiser• realised CPM• paying SaaS administrations• actual MAU• mature location contribution• load-test completion

Every item should link to source evidence.

§ 13 · CREATE 'ASSUMPTIONS STILL DOMINANT'

Areas Still Primarily Modelled

Examples where applicable:

• long-term rollout• mature digital conversion• later-stage network economics• operating leverage

This prevents the timeline from implying that the entire business has become actual simply because some areas have.

§ 14 · CREATE 'EVIDENCE QUALITY' DEFINITIONS

CONTRACTUAL

Documented contractual position.

PHYSICAL

Installed / deployed evidence.

OPERATIONAL

System / location actively operating.

COMMERCIAL

Paid customer / advertiser evidence.

REPEAT

Commercial behaviour repeated.

ECONOMIC

Observed unit economics.

SCALE

Repeated evidence across a broader estate.

FINANCIAL

Operating leverage / cash history.

These are categories, not scores.

§ 15 · SOURCE EVERY TIMELINE EVENT

Every material timeline event should include:

DateEvidence TypeSource

Examples:

Paid Campaign — 12/2026

Source: campaign / invoice evidence.

Load Test Completed — [date]

Source: technical test record.

Do not allow timeline events based only on management narrative.

§ 16 · DO NOT USE PLANNED MILESTONES AS COMPLETED EVIDENCE

The following remain future until actual evidence exists:

• December 2026 rollout• March 2027 additional displays• April 2027 ~770 completed locations
The timeline may show them separately as:PLANNED VALIDATION EVENTSbut not:EVIDENCE CREATEDbefore completion.

§ 17 · CREATE A SEPARATE FORWARD-LOOKING ROW

Under the evidence timeline show:

Next Expected Validation Events

Examples:

• Broad Commercial Rollout• Additional Display Deployment• Larger Completed Estate• More Mature Advertising Data• SaaS / Digital Monetisation Data
Clearly label: FORWARD-LOOKING / MANAGEMENT PLAN

Do not visually merge with completed evidence.

§ 18 · CONNECT CAPITAL TO EVIDENCE

For each significant new evidence stage, optionally show:

Capital Category Supporting It

Hardware / Deployment Capital

→active locations.

Commercial Capital

→paid campaigns.

Technology Capital

→production / scale evidence.

Digital Capital

→MAU / monetisation evidence.
Capital Deployed → Evidence Created

Do not imply direct one-to-one causality where multiple factors contribute.

§ 19 · CONNECT TO INVESTMENT THESIS

Each timeline stage should show which thesis it strengthens.

Pipeline Conversion→Network Thesis.
Realised CPM→Advertising Thesis.
SaaS MRR→Recurring Revenue Thesis.
Mature Contribution→Unit Economics Thesis.
Load Evidence→Technology Scale Thesis.

This provides a direct connection between execution and IC reasoning.

§ 20 · CONNECT TO EVIDENCE GAPS

When evidence is created, update the relevant Evidence Gap Closure Plan.

Example:

Gap: realised reader CPM
New evidence: paid campaigns
Status may become:EARLY ACTUAL EVIDENCEnot necessarily:FULLY VALIDATED.

Status may become EARLY ACTUAL EVIDENCE, not necessarily FULLY VALIDATED.

§ 21 · CONNECT TO DECISION MATRIX

When the evidence level changes materially, update the Final Investor Decision Matrix.

Example:

Before:

"Will advertisers pay?"

→

After:

"Is the realised pricing repeatable across wider inventory?"

The question should evolve with the evidence.

§ 22 · CONNECT TO FORECAST ACCURACY

Actual evidence such as rollout, fill, CPM, cost should feed the Forecast Accuracy Tracker.

This allows the investor to see both:

evidence maturityforecast accuracy

This allows the investor to see both evidence maturity and forecast accuracy.

§ 23 · CREATE 'PROOF DENSITY' WITHOUT A SCORE

Do NOT create:

✗ 80% evidence-based✗ 70% de-risked✗ confidence score

Instead show factual counts where useful:

• Contractual Evidence Items [count]• Paid Commercial Evidence Items [count]• Repeat Commercial Evidence Items [count]• Representative Actual KPIs [count]

Only if these counts are meaningful.

Do not convert them into an overall rating.

§ 24 · INVESTOR-FACING DESIGN

Use a clean horizontal timeline on desktop. Recommended visual:

Contract→Deploy→Activate→Paid→Repeat→Unit Economics→Scale→Operating Leverage

Below each stage show only: current status, one or two evidence examples, next proof point.

Do not display long paragraphs in the visual.

§ 25 · MOBILE DESIGN

On mobile use a vertical progression. Each stage should show:

StageCurrent EvidenceNext Evidence

Avoid horizontal scrolling.

§ 26 · PDF / PRINT

The executive timeline should export cleanly in landscape format. Include:

Data as of [date]Evidence status based on current Investor Data Room sources.

Do not include interactive-only information without static equivalent.

§ 29 · PRESERVE HISTORICAL TIMELINE

Do not remove earlier evidence events when later evidence arrives.

• contract signed• first installation• first paid campaign• first repeat campaign

These form the historical proof chain.

Correct errors through documented amendment rather than silent removal.

§ 30 · CREATE MATERIAL-EVENT FILTER

Only include events that materially increase understanding of:

✓ network✓ commercial demand✓ technology✓ unit economics✓ scale✓ financial performance

Do not include:

✗ ordinary meetings✗ routine product updates✗ minor website improvements✗ investor conversations

The timeline should remain meaningful.

§ 31 · CREATE 'EVIDENCE REGRESSION' HANDLING

Evidence can sometimes weaken.

• A pilot advertiser does not renew.• A technical test reveals a scale issue.

Do not remove prior evidence. Add the new evidence and update current interpretation.

Evidence progression is not guaranteed to move in only one direction. This is important.

§ 32 · CREATE 'EVIDENCE REVISED' STATUS

Where new data materially changes interpretation, use:

EVIDENCE REVISED

And explain:

prior evidencenew evidencecurrent view

Do not present the timeline as an uninterrupted success story.

§ 33 · CREATE A CURRENT QUARTER FOCUS

Quarterly reporting should highlight:

New EvidenceRevised EvidenceNext Evidence

This is more useful than repeating the full historical timeline every quarter.

Link to full history where required.

§ 34 · DO NOT DUPLICATE PROOF PROGRESSION

Use the existing Proof Progression framework as the conceptual structure.

This change adds: dates + evidence events + quarterly movement.

It should not become a separate competing conceptual model.

§ 35 · DO NOT DUPLICATE VALUE CREATION

Value Creation:Value Creation explains why evidence matters.
Evidence Timeline:The Evidence Timeline explains when evidence appeared.

Cross-link them. Do not repeat the same narrative in both.

§ 36 · DO NOT DUPLICATE DAY 0 VS TODAY

Day 0 vs Today:Day 0 vs Today compares starting operating metrics with current operating metrics.
Evidence Timeline:Evidence Timeline shows the sequence of proof creation.

Keep roles distinct.

§ 37 · INVESTOR SUMMARY

From Assumptions to Operating Evidence

LOTOMIX's investment case begins with contractual access, existing infrastructure and management assumptions.

Commercial execution progressively adds stronger forms of evidence: operating locations, paid revenue, repeat revenue, observed unit economics, repeatable scale and ultimately financial operating history.

The Evidence Progression Timeline preserves that evolution so investors can see exactly when and how the original investment case becomes supported by actual operating data.

§ 38 · NAVIGATION

Integrate under:

Value Creation / Proof ProgressionInvestor Reporting

Cross-link to:

Day 0 vs TodayQuarterly Thesis vs RealityCapital Deployed → Evidence CreatedForecast AccuracyEvidence Gap ClosureDecision MatrixKPI Cockpit
View Evidence Progression Timeline →

Do not create a new homepage category.

FINAL CONTROL

✗ Do not create an investor confidence score.

✗ Do not assign probabilities.

✗ Do not imply later evidence stages are guaranteed.

✗ Do not classify pipeline as commercial evidence.

✗ Do not classify first revenue as repeat revenue.

✗ Do not classify repeat revenue as scale evidence.

✗ Do not classify forecast economics as actual unit economics.

✗ Do not rewrite historical events.

✗ Do not hide negative or revised evidence.

✗ Do not create a separate competing proof framework.

THE PERMANENT EVIDENCE CHAIN MUST REMAIN:

CONTRACTUAL EVIDENCE↓DEPLOYMENT EVIDENCE↓OPERATIONAL EVIDENCE↓PAID COMMERCIAL EVIDENCE↓REPEAT REVENUE↓UNIT ECONOMICS↓SCALE EVIDENCE↓OPERATING LEVERAGE

with dates, sources, and next proof points attached to each stage.

SAVE ALL CHANGES IN THE EDITOR ONLY. DO NOT PUBLISH.

INVESTMENT CASE

Una posición construida, no un punto de partida teórico.

Esta sección explica por qué LotomiX no es simplemente una app de loterías. Es una posición de infraestructura construida que combina acceso contractual al canal, hardware instalado, software operativo, captura de datos y retail media monetizable.

Acceso al Canal

Marco estratégico y ruta documentada de acceso al canal de lotería minorista mixta.

Infraestructura Instalada

Dispositivos SphereScan/PPI, equipos de punto de venta minorista y soportes digitales.

Software Operativo

LotoAds, LotomiX, telemetría, APIs, gestión de campañas y software operativo.

Capa de Monetización

Retail media, DOOH, campañas CPM, participación en ingresos y potencial de datos comerciales.

Business Case

Una visión estructurada de por qué LotomiX es invertible.

Problema

El canal de lotería mixta sigue sin digitalizar suficientemente, con procesos manuales, telemetría limitada, operaciones fragmentadas y baja monetización de medios.

GROUP STRUCTURE

PREMIA TECH GROUP Estructura Operativa

PREMIA TECH GROUP actúa como la estructura holding que coordina las tres unidades operativas principales del ecosistema: SPHERE, LOTOMIX y LOTOADS. Juntas combinan infraestructura, software de consumo y monetización de retail media en una plataforma integrada.

HOLDING COMPANY

PREMIA TECH GROUP

Coordinación del grupo

Ecosistema operativo integrado que combina infraestructura minorista, software y monetización.

Hoja de Ruta

Cronograma de Ejecución

La hoja de ruta separa lo que ya es operativo de lo que se está expandiendo, revisando o preparando para la due diligence de inversores.

Phase 1

Base Operativa

Completado
SphereScan/PPI installations
LOTOADS in production
Backoffice & telemetry live
National campaign executed

Phase 2

Despliegue Comercial

En Progreso
770 POS Phase 1 target
Store-by-store activation
FENAMIX-backed path
Commercial structure

Phase 3

Expansión de Software

En Progreso
LOTOMIX / LOTOADS evolution
Campaign management
API / integration layer
Telemetry scale-up

Phase 4

Capa de Producto Consumo

Planificado
Peña OS
Ticket Vault
Explainable AI
Media Manager

Phase 5

Revisión Inversor & Legal

Activo
Business Case 6.4
Financial review
Contractual review
Asset inventory
Due diligence docs

Esta actualización para inversores resume el estado del software en Premia Tech Group, incluyendo SphereScan/Sphere, LotomiX y LotoAds.

Modelo de ingresos

How LOTOMIX Makes Money

Esta es la explicación principal del modelo de negocio de LOTOMIX. El inversor identifica quién paga, por qué paga y qué ingresos retiene LOTOMIX. Otras secciones del Data Room remiten a este bloque mediante un resumen breve y un enlace.

Fuente: BC 6.7Previsión de dirección · No auditado
1 · Resumen de fuentes de ingresos

Retailer SaaS

Pagador

Establecimiento adherido

Servicio

Acceso a la plataforma y herramientas contratadas

Ingreso

Tarifa recurrente por establecimiento activo y facturable

Caso base Y1247.340 €
Y2: 392.480 €Y3: 523.770 €

DOOH / Retail Media

Pagador

Anunciante o agencia

Servicio

Publicidad en lectores, pantallas traseras y pantallas frontales

Ingreso

Publicidad comercializada según el formato y las condiciones del modelo

Caso base Y1872.757 €
Y2: 4.173.084 €Y3: 8.676.577 €

App / Digital Advertising

Pagador

Anunciante o cliente de campañas

Servicio

Publicidad y comunicaciones digitales, sujetas a audiencia disponible y consentimiento cuando corresponda

Ingreso

Campañas o impactos monetizados según los supuestos documentados

Caso base Y17607 €
Y2: 15.848 €Y3: 25.063 €

Memberships

Pagador

Usuario suscriptor

Servicio

Funcionalidades premium

Ingreso

Suscripción, según precio y conversión del modelo activo

Caso base Y1182.850 €
Y2: 380.953 €Y3: 602.470 €

Peñas / Transaction Services

Pagador

Usuario, peña o establecimiento, según el servicio y contrato

Servicio

Tecnología y gestión

Ingreso

Comisiones o tarifas expresamente contempladas en BC 6.7

Caso base Y1117.024 €
Y2: 243.810 €Y3: 385.581 €

No se añade como ingreso activo ningún fee transaccional que no esté incluido en BC 6.7. Cualquier fee transaccional adicional queda como sensibilidad upside fuera del caso base hasta su validación.

2 · Las tres capas publicitarias
SoporteDescripciónEspecificaciónParticipación FENAMIX
PPI ReaderPublicidad del lector11,6″ lectorSin participación
Rear ScreenPublicidad de pantalla trasera23,8″ vertical (actual)Sin participación
Large-Format Front ScreenPublicidad frontal LOTOADS43″ (actual) · 48″ (procurement BC 6.7)30% sobre neto

El reparto del 30% de FENAMIX aplica exclusivamente a la publicidad en pantalla frontal de gran formato. No aplica a la publicidad del lector PPI ni a la pantalla trasera.

Existente / histórico

43″ — unidades instaladas de muestra/históricas

BC 6.7 Fase 1

48″ — procurement previsto (770 unidades)

3 · Conversión de facturación a ingreso retenido
4 · Separar GTV de ingresos

Las apuestas oficiales de lotería son volumen de transacción (GTV), no ingresos de LOTOMIX. Solo las tarifas o comisiones aplicables se reconocen como ingresos.

ConceptoTratamiento¿Es ingreso LOTOMIX?
Volumen de apuestas (GTV)Volumen de transacciónNo
Premios y saldos de usuariosPasivo / fondos de tercerosNo
Tarifa o comisión aplicableIngreso de servicioSí
Ingreso reconocido (Peñas Y1)Comisión de tecnología/gestión117.024 €
5 · NFC como adquisición

Customer Acquisition & Referral Layer

Las tarjetas NFC (200.000 en BC 6.7) funcionan como capa de captación de clientes y trazabilidad de referencias. Dirigen usuarios a la app y a las peñas, permitiendo medir la adquisición por canal.

No es línea de ingresos en el P&L core No duplicar ingresos de usuarios captados por NFC
6 · Actividad actual y proyecciones
FuenteEstado comercialEvidencia disponibleDriver financieroIngreso caso base Y1Dependencias
Retailer SaaSOperativoPlataforma desplegada, tarifa definidaPOS activos facturables × tarifa mensual247.340 €Adhesión de establecimientos, activación de facturación
DOOH / Retail MediaParcial: lectores operativos, pantallas en prueba370 lectores PPI, campaña SEURPOS-mes × ocupación × precio por formato872.757 €Instalación de pantallas, validación de fill, rate cards de agencia
App / Digital AdvertisingPrevistoApp en desarrollo, infraestructura de notificaciones previstaUsuarios registrados × campañas × CPM (€6)7607 €Lanzamiento de app, consentimiento de usuarios, escala de audiencia
MembershipsPrevistoDefinición de producto avanzadaUsuarios × 1,5% conversión × ARPU €25182.850 €Lanzamiento de app, integración de pagos, funcionalidades premium
Peñas / Transaction ServicesEn pruebaEstructura legal de peñas pendiente de validaciónPeñas × 3% conversión pagante × ARPU €8117.024 €Estructura legal, vía SELAE, wallet/custody

La existencia de software operativo no debe presentarse automáticamente como evidencia de ingresos comerciales.

7 · Reconciliación con BC 6.7

Continúa tu revisión

LOTOMIXLa Red Digital de Publicidad de Lotería

La Primera Red Publicitaria Integrada de 3 Pantallas para Lotería

Despliegue Fase 1 BC 6.7: 770 POS · 2.310 dispositivos

LA RED PUBLICITARIA DE LOTERÍA MÁS POTENTE

3 Touchpoints Publicitarios

Impacto máximo en el punto de venta

Audiencia Captiva de Alto Valor

Jugadores, ganadores y personas en cola

Programmático & DOOH

Inventario CPM con campañas premium

Interactivo & Dinámico

Pop-ups, promociones y contenido en tiempo real

Ingresos Recurrentes Escalables

Suscripciones + CPM + Data & Analytics

Vista Explotada — Ecosistema de 3 Pantallas

43"
Pantalla Frontal LotoAds

Pantalla Frontal LotoAds

  • Publicidad DOOH de alto impacto
  • Campañas CPM premium
  • Visibilidad de marca
  • Contenido interactivo
  • Retail media
11.6"
Lector PPI SphereScan

Lector PPI SphereScan

  • Validación de premios
  • Verificación de boletos
  • Promociones interactivas
  • Pop-ups instantáneos
  • Campañas cross-selling
  • NFC / QR
23.8"
Pantalla Trasera

Pantalla Trasera

  • Publicidad para clientes en cola
  • Alto dwell time
  • Visibilidad premium
  • Marketing de cola
  • Campañas programáticas

Fotografías reales de hardware instalado · Evidencia visual bajo NDA · No renders ficticios

770

Puntos de Venta

BC 6.7 Fase 1 — circuito completo

2,310

Pantallas Digitales

3 por ubicación (770 × 3)

370

Lectores PPI Instalados

Pantallas táctiles capacitivas activas de 11,6"

+400

Lectores en Despliegue

BC 6.7 Fase 1: 770 POS (370 + 400)

3

Touchpoints Publicitarios

Por ubicación

LotoAds CMS

Interfaz ilustrativa de LotoAds CMS

↕

43"

↕

11.6"

↕

23.8"

  • Gestión centralizada de contenido
  • Control remoto de pantallas
  • Programación de campañas
  • Segmentación de audiencia
  • Analítica de rendimiento
  • Monitorización en tiempo real
  • Una sola plataforma

CÓMO FUNCIONA LA RED

Jugador
Escaneo de Premio
Lector PPI
Pantalla frontal 43"
Pantalla trasera 23,8"
LotoAds CMS
Analítica

Beneficios Clave

Visibilidad Máxima

3 Touchpoints

DOOH Programático

Campañas CPM

Interactivo

Data & Insights

Ingresos Recurrentes

Retail Media

Una ubicación minorista. Tres touchpoints digitales. Una plataforma publicitaria centralizada. Máxima monetización de cada visita de cliente.

El pipeline de expansión de LOTOMIX se extiende más allá del circuito inicial de Fase 1 de 770 POS. Las ubicaciones futuras no se tratan como inventario activo de tres pantallas hasta que estén instaladas y activadas.

La estructura contractual Sphere/PPI cubre el lector PPI, la capa de pantalla trasera, la instalación y la explotación, sujeta a verificación legal final de los acuerdos ejecutados y anexos a nivel de tienda. El reparto FENAMIX 70/30 aplica solo al contrato de pantallas grandes LotoAds de 43", sujeto a verificación legal final.

LA PRIMERA Y ÚNICA RED DE RETAIL MEDIA DE LOTERÍA DE 3 PANTALLAS

LTX-DOC-TECH-ADNET-001

Infografía — Arquitectura de Red Publicitaria

Archivo real · PNG + PDF
LOTOMIX Advertising Network Architecture
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Formato

PNG + PDF

Resolución

1920×1080

Aspect ratio

16:9

Versión

2026-07-10

Presentación de dirección. La activación de red, el inventario publicitario y los ingresos permanecen sujetos a instalación, contratos y venta de campañas. Pantalla PPI: 11,6" táctil capacitiva activa (especificación comercial actual).

MÉTRICAS Y SUPUESTOS · RESUMEN ORIENTADO AL INVERSOR

Métricas Operativas Clave y Supuestos

Resumen compacto de los valores aprobados vigentes. Las categorías distinguen visualmente hechos actuales, pipeline, objetivos de dirección y supuestos de modelo. Fuente: Registro Maestro KPI (BC 6.7). Previsión de dirección, no auditada.

ACTUAL

Hechos y activos existentes / acuerdos ejecutados.

Red potencial FENAMIX

puntos de venta / points of sale

7,000

Contracted network access / potential footprint

Huella de lectores existente

ubicaciones / locations

370

Existing / deployed footprint

Lector A1D / PPI

pantalla / screen

11.6-inch

Current commercial specification

Pantalla trasera

pantalla / screen

23.8-inch

Current specification

Pantalla gran formato LOTOADS

pantalla / screen

43-inch

Current commercial specification

Economía comercial FENAMIX

% del revenue publicitario de pantalla gran formato / % of large-format advertising revenue

30% FENAMIX / 70% LOTOMIX

Contractual commercial structure

Modelo financiero

BC 6.7

Current principal management financial model

Ronda de capital

€3 million

Current fundraising parameters

Rango valoración pre-money

€12m–€15m

Current fundraising parameters

PIPELINE

Interés expresado / demanda, no despliegue contratado.

Lista de espera / interés de despliegue actual

ubicaciones adicionales / additional locations

1,200+

Pipeline / expressed interest

OBJETIVO DIRECCIÓN

Objetivos de ejecución de dirección, no resultados garantizados.

Ubicaciones completadas objetivo — abril 2027

ubicaciones / locations

770

Management rollout target

Objetivo de red a largo plazo

ubicaciones / locations

3,370 by 2029

Long-term management target

Despliegue comercial amplio

fecha / date

December 2026

Management execution target

Despliegue adicional de pantallas

fecha / date

March 2027

Management execution target

770 ubicaciones completadas

fecha / date

April 2027

Management rollout target

SUPUESTO MODELO

Supuestos de modelo, no datos operativos medidos salvo validación.

Configuración de despliegue completo inicial (500 ubicaciones)

ubicaciones y pantallas / locations & screens

500 locations / 1,500 screens

Reference deployment case

Supuesto SaaS

por mes / per month

€30

Approved base assumption

Visitas diarias por lector

visitas/día / visits/day

800

Model assumption

Tasa de captura / lectura

%

30%

Model assumption

Lecturas por lector y día

lecturas/día / readings/day

240

Model assumption

Días operativos

días/mes / days/month

26

Model assumption

Impresiones por lector y mes

impresiones/lector/mes / impressions/reader/month

12,480

Model assumption

Rango CPM del lector

CPM

€6–€9

Model assumption

Slot publicitario pantalla trasera

10s slot / 100s loop / 10 advertisers

Operating assumption

Pasadas mensuales por pantalla trasera

pasadas/mes / passes/month

9,360

Operating assumption

Slots publicitarios gran formato

slots publicitarios / advertising slots

10

Model assumption

Precio referencia gran formato

por slot/mes / per slot/month

€40

Model assumption

Descargas de app

descargas / downloads

250,000

Planning reference

Sensibilidad MAU

% de descargas / % of downloads

20% / 25% / 30%

Model assumption

Transacciones por MAU

apuestas/MAU/mes / bets/MAU/month

15

Behavioural assumption

Comisión de transacción

% del GTV / % of GTV

0.5%

Model assumption

Conversión a membresía

%

2.5%

Model assumption

Mix de membresía

%

40% Lottery / 30% Football / 30% Full-Plus

Model assumption

Modelo de peñas / sindicatos

500 admin × 5 = 2,500 peñas × 20 members = 50,000 positions

Model assumption

Referencia de financiación pública

por administración / per administration

€10,000

Target / potential support assumption

GTV (volumen de transacción) ≠ revenue reconocido LOTOMIX. Descargas ≠ usuarios activos. Objetivos de despliegue no son resultados garantizados. Los supuestos de modelo no son datos operativos medidos salvo validación.

FINANCIAL MODEL RECONCILIATION

Reconciliación del modelo financiero

Asegurar que cada número financiero para inversores reconcilia con BC 6.7 y traza a su driver operativo. BC 6.7 permanece como la fuente financiera de control. No se crea un segundo modelo.

BC 6.7 · Controlling SourceGTV ≠ Revenue · 30% FENAMIX solo gran formatoManagement forecast · Not audited

⚠ Capa de reconciliación y trazabilidad. No constituye un segundo modelo ni una valoración. Cada número material debe trazar: supuesto → driver → cálculo → estado financiero → flujo de caja.

Mapa maestro de reconciliación

Supuestos operativos↓Unit economics↓Despliegue de red↓Construcción de ingresos↓Contribución bruta↓OPEX↓EBITDA↓Working capital / Capex↓Flujo de caja↓Necesidad de financiación / Runway

Fuente financiera de verdad actual

BC 6.7

MODELO FINANCIERO PRINCIPAL ACTUAL DE DIRECCIÓN

Todos los resúmenes financieros para inversores deben reconciliarse con BC 6.7. Las versiones anteriores pueden permanecer por trazabilidad histórica pero no deben poblar páginas actuales.

November 2026 – October 2029 · Estado: Management forecast · Not audited

RECONCILIACIÓN FINANCIERA REQUERIDA si difiere

Mapa de fuente financiera

Métrica inversorDriver fuenteReferencia BC 6.7Estado
Ingresos publicidad lectorLectores × tráfico × captura × días × impactos × CPMBC 6.7 · PPI CPM €5.60MODELLED
Ingresos publicidad traseraPantallas traseras × slots × fill × precioBC 6.7 · €112.32/POS/mesMODELLED
Ingresos publicidad gran formatoPantallas grandes × slots pagados × precio − 30% FENAMIXBC 6.7 · €400/POS brutoMODELLED
SaaSAdministraciones pagadoras × tarifa mensualBC 6.7 · €30/mesMODELLED
Ingresos transaccionesGTV × comisión LOTOMIX 0,5%BC 6.7 · 0.5%MODELLED
Ingresos membresíasMiembros pagadores × suscripciónBC 6.7 · 2.5% conv.MODELLED
Ingresos peñasGTV peñas × comisión LOTOMIXBC 6.7 · 30% feeMODELLED
Monetización app/comunicacionesMAU × eventos × frecuencia × unit economicsBC 6.7 · notification CPM €6MODELLED
Ingresos reconocidos totalesSuma de líneas reconocidas (no GTV)BC 6.7 · €1.43M / €5.21M / €10.21MRECONCILED
Margen bruto / contribuciónIngresos − costes directos por ubicaciónBC 6.7 · €1.27M (Launch)RECONCILED
OPEXPersonnel, tecnología, comercial, etc.BC 6.7 · €0.91M (Launch)RECONCILED
EBITDAContribución − OPEX centralBC 6.7 · €0.36M / €3.06M / €7.28MRECONCILED
CapexHardware + instalación + tecnologíaBC 6.7 · €2.18M (Launch)RECONCILED
Working capitalCobros − pagos + inventarioBC 6.7RECONCILED
Cash burnEBITDA ± WC − CapexBC 6.7 · FCF −€1.88M (Launch)RECONCILED
RunwayCaja / burn neto aprobadoBC 6.7 · cierre €1.12M (Launch)RECONCILED
Necesidad de financiaciónCaja apertura + proceeds + OCF − capex − WCBC 6.7 · €3.0M equityRECONCILED

Cadenas de drivers por línea de ingresos

Publicidad lector

Lectores activos→Tráfico 800/día→Captura 30%→240 lecturas/día→26 días/mes→6.240 lecturas/mes→×2 impactos = 12.480 imp.→× CPM €5,60→Ingresos lector

Supuestos del modelo salvo telemetría real.

Pantalla trasera

Pantallas traseras activas→Slots 10s / loop 100s→10 anunciantes/posiciones→10 h/día · 26 días→~9.360 pases/mes/pantalla→× fill→× precio realizado→Ingresos trasera

El volumen de pases NO es ingresos. Usa fill y precio de BC 6.7.

Gran formato (43"/48")

Pantallas grandes activas→Slots pagados→× precio realizado (€320/280/240/200)→= Ingresos brutos→− 30% FENAMIX→= Ingresos netos LOTOMIX

El 30% FENAMIX aplica SOLO a gran formato. No a lector ni trasera.

SaaS

Administraciones pagadoras→× €30/mes→= Ingresos SaaS

Pagadoras ≠ activadas ≠ instaladas salvo que BC 6.7 lo establezca.

Transacciones

Usuarios activos→× transacciones/usuario→× valor medio→= GTV→× comisión 0,5%→= Ingresos transacción LOTOMIX

GTV NUNCA se incluye en ingresos reconocidos. €2,275M GTV × 0,5% ≈ €11.375.

Membresías

Base de usuarios→× conversión 2,5%→= miembros pagadores→× suscripción→= Ingresos membresía

Descargas ≠ usuarios activos ≠ miembros pagadores.

Peñas

Administraciones→× 5 peñas/admin→× 20 miembros→× €8 participación→= GTV peñas €400K/mes→× comisión LOTOMIX→= Ingresos peñas LOTOMIX

Los €400K NO son ingresos LOTOMIX. Son GTV.

App / comunicaciones

MAU→× eventos monetizables→× frecuencia→× unit economics realizado→= Ingresos digitales

Sin figuras plug. Cada línea con driver documentado.

Reconciliación de rollout a ingresos

Ubicaciones instaladas↓Ubicaciones activadas↓Ubicaciones monetizadas↓Ubicaciones maduras generando ingresos

El reconocimiento de ingresos sigue la curva de activación de BC 6.7. La fecha de instalación ≠ fecha de ingresos maduros salvo que el modelo lo establezca.

Diferencias de timing

Hito operativoTiming de reconocimientoExplicación
Hardware pedidoSin reconocimientoCompromiso de capex, no ingreso ni caja.
Hardware instaladoSin ingresoActivo en sitio; la activación puede tardar.
Administración activadaSaaS potencialHabilita SaaS; el pago puede no ser inmediato.
Inventario publicitario en vivoIngresos cuando se entrega campañaDisponibilidad ≠ ingresos reconocidos.
Anunciante contratadoIngreso al entregar/facturarContrato ≠ ingreso reconocido.
Campaña entregadaIngreso reconocidoMomento de reconocimiento.
Factura emitidaReceivableIngreso reconocido, caja pendiente.
Caja cobradaCajaConversión a liquidez.

Reconciliación 370 / 500 / 770

~370

Huella de lectores existente

DEPLOYED
500

Referencia de despliegue completo inicial (donde aplique)

REFERENCE
~770

Objetivo de ubicaciones completadas abril 2027

MANAGEMENT TARGET

500 ubicaciones ≠ 1.500 ubicaciones. Ubicaciones y pantallas son separadas.

Recuento de pantallas (config 500)

Lectores500
Pantallas traseras500
Pantallas grandes500
Total pantallas1,500

No aplicar la economía de una pantalla a las 1.500 indiscriminadamente.

Calidad de ingresos

ACTUALCONTRACTEDCOMMERCIAL ACTIVATIONMODELLEDFUTURE

Previsión separada de histórico real.

Bruto vs neto

Valor bruto: GTV, gasto bruto de anunciantes, ingresos brutos de gran formato.

Ingresos reconocidos LOTOMIX: Solo el importe atribuible a LOTOMIX.

No mostrar valor bruto bajo titular 'Revenue'.

Contribución

Ingresos reconocidos − costes directos por ubicación = Contribución.

No restar OPEX central a nivel de contribución. Misma definición en Unit Economics, Financial Model, KPI Cockpit y Downside.

EBITDA

Una definición BC 6.7: Contribución − OPEX central.

No usar EBITDA ajustado/operativo/gestión interchangeably. Todaadjuste divulgado separadamente.

Mapa OPEX

PersonalTecnologíaComercialMarketingServicios profesionalesAdministraciónOperaciones de campoOtros

No reagrupar costes de forma que cambie la interpretación económica.

Capex

• Capex hardware

• Capex instalación

• Capex tecnología / desarrollo

• Otra inversión capitalizada

No tratar toda inversión como OPEX. No capitalizar si BC 6.7 lo trata como gasto.

Working capital / Flujo de caja

EBITDA ± WC − Capex ± otros = Flujo neto de caja.

EBITDA no es sustituto de flujo de caja.

Necesidad de financiación

Caja apertura + proceeds + OCF − capex − WC = Caja cierre.

€3M conectado al modelo de caja real. Cierre año lanzamiento: €1,124,373.

Runway

Caja / burn neto aprobado (forward-looking).

No calcular runway desde un único mes histórico.

Downside / Upside

Alteran drivers, no % arbitrario. Fluyen: Revenue → Contribución → EBITDA → Caja → Runway.

Solo supuestos aprobados en BC 6.7.

Por qué el cálculo simplificado puede diferir de BC 6.7

Despliegue escalonadoActivación de mes parcialRamp de fillRamp de precioActivación SaaS retrasadaTiming de adquisición de usuariosChurnRamp de transaccionesEstacionalidadWorking capitalTiming de reconocimiento de ingresos
Métrica simplificadaCálculo simpleOutput BC 6.7Diferencia
Publicidad lector240×26×2×€5,60/1.000 × lectoresBC 6.7 ramp de fill y lectores activos por mesRamp de fill y activación escalonada
Publicidad gran formato€400 × 70% × 70% × pantallasBC 6.7 precio y fill por mesCurva de precio y fill
SaaS€30 × administracionesBC 6.7 activación retrasadaActivación SaaS retrasada
Ingresos totalesUnit economics × ubicacionesBC 6.7 consolidado €1.43MStaggered rollout + ramp
ContribuciónIngresos − costes directosBC 6.7 €1.27MTiming de costes directos

Mensual / Anual / Run-rate

Especificar en cada métrica. Run-rate ≠ anual real.

Moneda e impuestos

IVA incl/excl, bruto/neto, antes/después revenue share, nominal euros.

Redondeo

€19.394 → €19.4k; €1.070.500 → €1.07m. Reconcilia al valor exacto.

Porcentajes

Denominadores consistentes. 30% FENAMIX solo sobre gran formato.

Registro de supuestos financieros

SupuestoBaseDownsideUpsideFuente
Rollout770 (abr 2027)más lentomás rápidoBC 6.7
Tráfico800/día−25%+10%BC 6.7
Captura30%−20%+10%BC 6.7
CPM lector€5,60−15%+10%BC 6.7
Fillramp 15→70%más bajomás altoBC 6.7
SaaS€30/mesretrasoaceleraciónBC 6.7
MAUBC 6.7más bajomás altoBC 6.7
TransaccionesBC 6.7más bajasmás altasBC 6.7
Conversión membresía2,5%más bajamás altaBC 6.7
Adopción peñasBC 6.7más bajamás altaBC 6.7
Coste hardwareBC 6.7 unitmás altomás bajoBC 6.7

Reconciliación real vs presupuesto

Preparado para reporting futuro. No poblar reales futuros.

MétricaPresupuestoRealDesviaciónExplicación
Instalaciones————
Ubicaciones activadas————
Ingresos————
Contribución————
OPEX————
EBITDA————
Caja————
Capex————
Presupuesto originalRealPrevisión actualizada

No sobrescribir el presupuesto original con previsiones posteriores.

Dashboard de integridad del modelo

Vista admin interna. Objetivo: cero discrepancias materiales sin resolver antes de publicación.

Líneas de ingresos reconciliadas

0

Objetivo: 0

Líneas que requieren revisión

0

Objetivo: 0

Discrepancias unit economics

0

Objetivo: 0

Discrepancias de rollout

0

Objetivo: 0

Problemas GTV / ingresos

0

Objetivo: 0

Problemas bruto / neto

0

Objetivo: 0

Problemas de definición EBITDA

0

Objetivo: 0

Discrepancias de flujo de caja

0

Objetivo: 0

Referencias de fuente obsoletas

0

Objetivo: 0

Flags de consistencia automática

GTV PRESENTED AS REVENUEGROSS / NET MISMATCHLOCATION / SCREEN MISMATCHOUTDATED BC VERSIONROLLOUT / REVENUE TIMING MISMATCHOPEX CLASSIFICATION MISMATCHCASH FLOW RECONCILIATION REQUIRED

No corregir automáticamente casos ambiguos. Requiere revisión de dirección.

¿Qué mueve más el modelo?

Ritmo de rolloutFill publicitarioCPM / precio realizadoTráficoAdopción de usuariosActividad transaccionalCoste de despliegue hardware

Drivers materiales del modelo, no puntuación numérica inventada.

Reconciliación del deck de inversor

Comparación financiera completa entre el deck Waterhouse y BC 6.7: ingresos, conteo de red, unit economics, uso de fondos, EBITDA, rollout, valoración, necesidad de caja.

PRESENTATION ROUNDING / SIMPLIFICATIONDECK FINANCIAL MISMATCH

Cómo funciona el modelo LOTOMIX

Ubicaciones↓× Utilización↓× Precio / Monetización↓= Ingresos reconocidos↓− Costes directos↓= Contribución↓− OPEX central↓= EBITDA↓− Capex + Working capital↓= Flujo de caja

Definiciones financieras para inversores

Revenue

Ingresos reconocidos atribuibles a LOTOMIX (no GTV).

GTV

Valor bruto de transacciones; no es ingresos LOTOMIX.

Gross Media Revenue

Gasto bruto de anunciantes antes de revenue share.

LOTOMIX Net Revenue

Importe atribuible a LOTOMIX tras revenue share.

Contribution

Ingresos − costes directos por ubicación.

EBITDA

Contribución − OPEX central (una definición BC 6.7).

Cash Burn

EBITDA ± WC − Capex.

Capex

Inversión en hardware, instalación y tecnología.

Working Capital

Cobros − pagos + inventario.

Runway

Caja / burn neto aprobado (forward-looking).

MRR

Ingresos recurrentes mensuales.

ARR

Ingresos recurrentes anuales (no run-rate).

Integridad financiera

BC 6.7 es el modelo financiero de control para el caso de inversión LOTOMIX actual.

Los resúmenes para inversores se simplifican por claridad, pero todos los outputs financieros materiales deben reconciliarse con los mismos drivers operativos, supuestos de rollout y lógica de reconocimiento de ingresos.

Donde los cálculos unitarios simplificados difieren de las previsiones consolidadas por timing de rollout, ramp comercial o efectos de flujo de caja, la reconciliación se divulga, no se oculta.

USE OF FUNDS & CAPITAL EFFICIENCY

Uso de fondos y eficiencia de capital

Cómo la financiación propuesta de €3M se convierte en capacidad operativa medible, progreso comercial y reducción de riesgo. Todas las asignaciones monetarias provienen directamente de BC 6.7 o el plan de financiación aprobado.

BC 6.7 · Approved AllocationCapital → Output → KPI → Hito → EvidenciaManagement forecast · Not audited

⚠ No se inventan porcentajes ni ratios de eficiencia. El gasto no se equipara a progreso. El inventario no se clasifica como capacidad desplegada. BC 6.7 permanece como fuente de control.

La financiación propuesta de €3M de LOTOMIX pretende convertir una base tecnológica y de red existente en un despliegue comercial más amplio.

La eficiencia de capital debe evaluarse no solo por categoría de gasto, sino por la capacidad operativa y la evidencia comercial creada por ese gasto.

€3M Capital↓Tecnología + Hardware + Despliegue + Activación comercial + Working capital↓Red activada↓Monetización↓Apalancamiento operativo

Tabla maestra de uso de fondos

Categoría de capitalPresupuesto aprobadoOutput operativoKPIHito objetivo
Adquisición Sphere450.000 €Base de lectores existente integrada (370 lectores)Cierre de adquisición completadoCierre de adquisición Sphere
Hardware1.144.500 €Dispositivos desplegables: lectores, traseras 28", frontales 48", NFCUnidades instaladas / activasHardware entregado para 770 POS
Instalación y despliegue227.200 €Localizaciones físicas activasLocalizaciones activadas / mes770 localizaciones instaladas (14 abr 2027)
Software y servicios tecnológicos375.000 €Plataforma lista para producción, integración, seguridadItems de readiness completadosReadiness comercial dic 2026
Liquidez operativa (caja, no gasto)(caja, no gasto)1.124.373 €Runway de ejecución tras Fase 1Caja mínima / runwayCaja de cierre año lanzamiento
Despliegue de capital (CAPEX + software)2.196.700 €Reconcilia con uso de caja de lanzamiento BC 6.7 2.183.768 €
Financiación total: 3.000.000 €Caja de cierre año lanzamiento: 1.124.373 €RECONCILIADO A BC 6.7

Capital por categoría

Tecnología y plataforma

Outputs

  • Hardening de producción
  • Escalabilidad backend
  • Integración de administraciones
  • Gestión de dispositivos
  • Mejoras de validación de billetes
  • Monitorización
  • Seguridad
  • Funcionalidad app/digital
  • Reporting

KPI

  • Items de readiness completados
  • Estabilidad de plataforma
  • Integraciones completadas
  • Flota de dispositivos soportada
  • Problemas críticos resueltos

→ Readiness comercial dic 2026

Adquisición de hardware

Outputs

  • Lectores A1D/PPI
  • Pantallas traseras
  • Pantallas grandes LOTOADS
  • Equipamiento asociado

KPI

  • Unidades pedidas
  • Unidades entregadas
  • Unidades instaladas
  • Unidades activas

→ Hardware para 770 POS

Despliegue e instalación

Outputs

  • Localizaciones inspeccionadas
  • Localizaciones programadas
  • Localizaciones instaladas
  • Localizaciones activadas
  • Localizaciones completadas

KPI

  • Coste de instalación por localización
  • Instalaciones por mes
  • Tiempo de activación
  • Tasa de completitud
  • Desviación de despliegue

→ 770 localizaciones completadas

Activación de administraciones

Outputs

  • Administraciones contactadas
  • Programadas
  • Onboarded
  • Activadas
  • Pagando SaaS
  • Monetizadas comercialmente

KPI

  • Coste de onboarding por administración activada (cuando existan datos)

→ Activación de administraciones

Comercialización publicitaria

Outputs

  • Capacidad de ventas media
  • Adquisición de anunciantes
  • Engagement de agencias
  • Operación de campañas
  • Medición
  • Reporting
  • Operaciones creativas

KPI

  • Anunciantes cualificados
  • Propuestas
  • Campañas contratadas
  • Campañas en vivo
  • Anunciantes recurrentes
  • Fill
  • CPM/precio realizado
  • Ingresos publicitarios
  • Tasa de repetición

→ Monetización de inventario

Activación consumer y digital

Outputs

  • Lanzamiento/crecimiento de app
  • Adquisición de usuarios
  • CRM
  • Membresías
  • Peñas
  • Activación transaccional

KPI

  • Usuarios registrados
  • MAU
  • Usuarios pagadores
  • Transacciones
  • Miembros de peñas activos

→ Adopción digital

Personal

Outputs

  • Personal crítico de escala
  • Contratación discrecional faseable

KPI

  • Cobertura de roles críticos
  • Contratación discrecional vs tracción

→ Equipo de ejecución

Working capital

Outputs

  • Timing de procurement de hardware
  • Pagos a proveedores
  • Cobros publicitarios
  • Lead times de rollout
  • Inventario
  • Necesidades de caja operativa

KPI

  • Caja mínima / runway

→ Runway de ejecución

Cadena de hardware

El inventario en almacén no es capacidad de red activa.

Presupuestado→Pedido→Entregado→Instalado→Activo

11.6" A1D / PPI reader

400 × 300 €

28" rear display

770 × 300 €

48" front screen

770 × 750 €

Instalación ≠ Activación ≠ Monetización

Comprado→Instalado→Activado→Monetizado

El despliegue de capital no se confunde con éxito comercial.

Uso de fondos → Output

Tecnología→Plataforma lista para producción
Hardware→Dispositivos desplegables
Instalación→Localizaciones físicas activas
Comercial→Inventario y clientes monetizados
Digital→Usuarios engaged / pagadores
Working capital→Runway de ejecución

Output → KPI

Tecnología → Completitud de readiness
Hardware → Unidades instaladas / activas
Rollout → Localizaciones activadas
Publicidad → Fill + ingresos realizados
SaaS → Administraciones pagadoras
Digital → MAU + usuarios pagadores + transacciones
Working capital → Runway / caja mínima

KPI → Hito

Readiness comercial → Diciembre 2026
Despliegue de pantallas adicionales → Marzo 2027
~770 localizaciones completadas → Abril 2027

Despliegue de capital por fase

Fase 1

Fase 1 — Readiness de lanzamiento

Soporta

Tecnología, hardware inmediato, onboarding de administraciones, operaciones de lanzamiento

Objetivo

Rollout comercial amplio dic 2026

Fase 2

Fase 2 — Escala de despliegue

Soporta

Equipamiento adicional, instalación, operaciones de campo, rollout de pantallas

Objetivo

Hitos de expansión mar/abr 2027

Fase 3

Fase 3 — Escala de monetización

Soporta

Adquisición de anunciantes, activación SaaS, adopción digital, crecimiento de ingresos

Objetivo

Economía recurrente / repetida medible

Comprometido

Gasto contractual / pedido

Planificado

Aprobado, no comprometido legalmente

Desplegado

Ya gastado

Restante

Disponible bajo el plan de financiación

No clasificar gasto previsto como comprometido.

Gating de capex

Gate 1Readiness tecnológica→
Gate 2Activación de administraciones→
Gate 3Validación publicitaria→
Gate 4Validación de unit economics→
Gate 5Aceleración de red

Controles de asignación de capital de dirección, no tramos de financiación de inversor salvo estructura legal.

Capital en riesgo antes de validación

Desplegado antes de validación

Gasto discrecional de crecimiento front-loaded

Desplegado tras validación

Tras demostrar unit economics

Evitar front-load de gasto discrecional excesivo antes de validar unit economics. No inventar porcentajes objetivo.

Métricas de eficiencia de capital (futuras)

Usar solo cuando existan datos reales. No mostrar valores artificiales hoy.

€ por localización instalada€ por localización activada€ por localización monetizada€ por localización completada€ gasto comercial por nuevo anunciante€ gasto digital por usuario activadoIngresos generados por € de gasto de despliegueContribución generada por € de gasto de despliegue

Payback por localización

Capital incremental por localización ÷ contribución mensual. Solo si coste de capital y contribución están definidos y se incluye ramp-up.

No usar contribución madura desde el día 1 si BC 6.7 incluye ramp.

Payback de red

No multiplicar payback individual. Considerar OPEX central, timing de rollout, inventario, ramp comercial, working capital.

Usar BC 6.7. Si no está soportado, no inventarlo.

Productividad de capital

La productividad de capital mejora cuando LOTOMIX convierte hardware y gasto operativo en localizaciones activas generadoras de ingresos rápidamente, y esas localizaciones producen contribución en línea con el modelo.

Caja invertida→Capacidad generadora de ingresos→Contribución generada

Eficiencia de capital real vs presupuesto

Parte de reporting post-inversión. No poblar reales futuros.

MétricaPresupuestoRealDesviaciónExplicación
Gasto tecnología————
Coste hardware————
Coste instalación————
Gasto comercial————
Working capital————
Localizaciones activadas————
Localizaciones monetizadas————

Control de sobrecoste

HARDWARE COST ABOVE PLANINSTALLATION COST ABOVE PLANTECHNOLOGY SPEND ABOVE PLANCOMMERCIAL SPEND ABOVE PLANWORKING CAPITAL ABOVE PLAN

Umbrales aprobados por dirección. No inventar disparadores.

Control de infradespliegue / output

CAPITAL DEPLOYMENT BELOW PLANCAPITAL PRODUCTIVITY REVIEW REQUIRED

El infragasto puede ser eficiencia o retraso. Requiere explicación. Si el capital se despliega sin output, revisión de productividad.

Capital → evidencia

Hardware

Pedidos / facturas / evidencia de entrega

Instalación

Registros de despliegue

Tecnología

Completitud de hitos / documentación técnica

Comercial

Campañas / contratos / CRM

Working capital

Registros financieros

No exponer facturas sensibles en la vista principal. Usar drill-down del Data Room.

Reporting de inversor (post-inversión)

Capital recaudadoCapital desplegadoCapital restanteLocalizaciones activadasLocalizaciones monetizadasIngresos vs planRunway

Cómo LOTOMIX evalúa la eficiencia de capital

El objetivo es medir progresivamente cómo el capital se convierte en infraestructura desplegable → localizaciones activadas → localizaciones monetizadas → contribución → generación de caja. Una vez exista historial operativo suficiente, los ratios de eficiencia podrán reportarse con resultados reales.

No crear ratio sintético de retorno si no hay datos reales suficientes.

Importe de financiación

€3M

Valoración pre-money

Parámetro de ronda actual donde se divulgue

Uso de fondos

Cómo se despliegan los proceeds

Valor de la empresa

Análisis de valoración separado

No tratar la ronda de €3M como un ingreso operativo.

Capital inversor vs financiación pública potencial

Equity / capital de inversiónFinanciación pública potencial (separada hasta concesión formal)

No combinar en un único importe de financiación salvo explicación clara.

Si la ejecución comercial es más lenta

Qué categorías pueden ralentizarse, diferirse, permanecer fijas o protegidas.

Protegido

Plataforma core, mantenimiento, red existente, compliance crítico

Escalable

Nuevas compras de hardware, contratación discrecional, marketing de crecimiento, expansión acelerada

Marco de eficiencia de capital

La financiación propuesta debe evaluarse contra la capacidad operativa que crea, no simplemente el importe gastado.

LOTOMIX vincula el despliegue de capital a outputs medibles: readiness de plataforma, instalación de hardware, activación de administraciones, monetización publicitaria, adopción digital y runway de caja.

A medida que se acumulen datos comerciales, estos outputs pueden compararse directamente con el presupuesto para evaluar si el capital se convierte en capacidad generadora de ingresos al ritmo asumido en BC 6.7.

INSTITUTIONAL RISK REGISTER

Registro institucional de riesgos

Riesgos clave de inversión, indicadores de aviso observables, mitigaciones de dirección y ownership. Conecta directamente a BC 6.7, Investor KPI Cockpit, Downside Survival, Rollout Reconciliation, Technology Readiness y Regulatory & Legal Readiness.

Sin scores numéricos arbitrariosRisk → Trigger → KPI → Impact → Mitigation → Owner → EvidenceManagement forecast · Not audited

⚠ No se ocultan riesgos materiales. No se exagera la efectividad de la mitigación. No se trata el pipeline como garantizado. No se describe la tecnología como probada a escala sin evidencia.

Registro maestro de riesgos

MONITOREDCONTROLLEDMITIGATION IN PROGRESSDEPENDENCYREQUIRES VALIDATIONLAUNCH-CRITICALSCALE-CRITICAL
RiesgoPosición actualIndicador / TriggerImpacto potencialMitigaciónOwnerEstado
#1Ejecución de rolloutEl despliegue de localizaciones progresa materialmente más lento que el plan operativo aprobado.Instalaciones/mes, localizaciones activadas y monetizadas, conversión de pipeline, lead time de instalación, disponibilidad de hardware, onboarding de administraciones.Inventario publicitario, activación SaaS, actividad transaccional, ingresos, contribución, EBITDA, runway, timing del apalancamiento operativo.Priorizar localizaciones de mayor readiness; phasear procurement de hardware; aumentar capacidad de instalación donde sea económicamente justificado; resolver cuellos de botella de onboarding; ajustar secuenciación; ralentizar expansión discrecional si la monetización se retrasa.OperacionesLAUNCH-CRITICAL
#2Conversión de pipelineVer detalle →El pipeline de interés expresado / rollout de 1.200+ convierte a una tasa menor de lo esperado.Menos instalaciones programadas; más aplazamientos; menor engagement de administraciones; mayor caída antes de instalación.Escala de rollout reducida y crecimiento de ingresos más lento.Priorizar administraciones cualificadas; mejorar proceso de onboarding; dar soporte de implementación más claro; monitorizar razones de aplazamiento; mantener desarrollo de pipeline más amplio.ComercialREQUIRES VALIDATION
#3Fill publicitarioEl inventario digital disponible se monetiza a un fill menor al asumido.Inventario no vendido; pipeline de campañas bajo; conversión de propuestas por debajo del plan; baja renovación de anunciantes; menores ingresos por pantalla activa.Reducción directa de ingresos media y contribución.Priorizar inventario de mayor tráfico; empaquetar geográficamente; ampliar segmentación de anunciantes; aumentar ventas locales/regionales; mejorar reporting de campañas; crear paquetes de red; foco en retención de anunciantes.ComercialSCALE-CRITICAL
#4CPM realizado / precio mediaVer detalle →Los anunciantes pagan materialmente menos de lo que asume BC 6.7.CPM realizado por debajo del modelo; más descuentos; menor precio efectivo de slot; menor voluntad de renovación.Menores ingresos publicitarios a pesar de rollout físico exitoso.Mejorar medición de audiencia/interacción; aumentar densidad de red; mejorar reporting; segmentar inventario premium; optimizar empaquetado comercial; testar elasticidad de precio con datos reales de campaña.ComercialSCALE-CRITICAL
#5Tráfico / interacciónVer detalle →El tráfico real por localización o las tasas de interacción del lector están por debajo de los supuestos del modelo.Menos visitas por localización; menor volumen de escaneos; menor interacción con lector; menores impresiones monetizables.Economía publicitaria de lector reducida y potencialmente adquisición consumer más débil.Validar tráfico localización por localización; priorizar localizaciones más fuertes; optimizar placement del lector; mejorar interfaz de usuario; revisar prompts de interacción; adaptar precio media a calidad real del inventario.OperacionesREQUIRES VALIDATION
#6Concentración de anunciantesVer detalle →Los ingresos publicitarios materiales dependen excesivamente de pocos anunciantes o agencias.Concentración excesiva de ingresos; un anunciante con share material; pipeline de reemplazo débil.Volatilidad de ingresos y dependencia de negociación.Diversificar base de anunciantes; desarrollar canales locales, regionales y nacionales; aumentar base de anunciantes recurrentes; monitorizar concentración mensualmente.ComercialMONITORED
#7Activación SaaSVer detalle →Menos administraciones activadas de lo planeado se convierten en clientes SaaS pagadores.Baja penetración SaaS pagadora; retrasos entre activación y facturación; cancelaciones; impago.Menores ingresos recurrentes y menor calidad de ingresos.Asegurar propuesta de valor clara para administraciones; simplificar onboarding; medir conversión activación-a-pago; monitorizar retención.ComercialSCALE-CRITICAL
#8Adopción digital de usuariosLa app consigue descargas pero uso activo repetido insuficiente.Baja registración; bajo MAU; uso repetido débil; baja frecuencia de transacciones; bajo engagement de features.Menores ingresos transaccionales, de membresía, actividad de peñas y monetización de app.Optimizar funnel de activación; aprovechar localizaciones físicas como canal de adquisición; mejorar utilidad de producto; medir retención por cohorte; limitar gasto de adquisición hasta validar engagement.ComercialREQUIRES VALIDATION
#9Conversión / retención de membresíasLa conversión o retención de membresías pagadoras está por debajo de los supuestos del modelo.Menor conversión; cancelaciones; renovaciones débiles; churn alto; bajo engagement de features premium.Menores ingresos digitales recurrentes.Testar tiers de producto; refinar propuesta de valor premium; mejorar onboarding; monitorizar cohortes; evitar escalar adquisición pagada antes de demostrar retención.ComercialREQUIRES VALIDATION
#10Adopción de peñasVer detalle →La adopción de administraciones o usuarios de peñas se desarrolla por debajo de los supuestos financieros actuales.Menos peñas activas; menos participantes; menor participación media; menor participación repetida.Menor GTV y menores ingresos por comisión LOTOMIX.Simplificar creación/participación; soportar activación de administraciones; monitorizar engagement real; refinar producto según datos de adopción.ComercialREQUIRES VALIDATION
#11Readiness tecnológica de producciónLa tecnología requiere más hardening del anticipado antes del rollout comercial amplio.Problemas de producción sin resolver; bugs críticos repetidos; fallos de integración; incapacidad de completar gates de readiness; inestabilidad en testing.Retraso de lanzamiento comercial y mayor coste tecnológico.Checklist formal de readiness; proceso de release controlado; QA; load testing; monitorización; gestión de incidentes; rollout escalonado.TecnologíaLAUNCH-CRITICAL
#12Escala tecnológicaVer detalle →La arquitectura actual funciona correctamente en testing pero no soporta mayor escala de producción eficientemente.Tiempos de respuesta crecientes; tasas de error crecientes; cuellos de botella de base de datos; inestabilidad de servicio; dificultades de gestión de dispositivos; coste de infraestructura excesivo.Restricciones de rollout, problemas de calidad de servicio y mayores costes operativos.Load testing formal; escalado de infraestructura; observabilidad; optimización de arquitectura; etapas de rollout controladas; capacity planning.TecnologíaSCALE-CRITICAL
#13Gestión de flota de dispositivosLa complejidad operativa aumenta conforme se expande el número de dispositivos.Dispositivos offline; software desactualizado; fallos de actualización remota; incidentes de field service crecientes; mayor downtime de hardware.Menor inventario publicitario, insatisfacción de administraciones y mayor coste de soporte.Monitorización central de dispositivos; actualizaciones remotas; diagnósticos; proceso estandarizado de reemplazo; inventario de repuestos; tracking de incidentes.TecnologíaSCALE-CRITICAL
#14CiberseguridadVer detalle →Fallo de seguridad que afecta a usuarios, administraciones, dispositivos, pagos o sistemas corporativos.Vulnerabilidades; intentos de acceso no autorizado; actividad anómala; componentes desactualizados; hallazgos críticos de seguridad.Disrupción operativa, exposición legal, daño reputacional y costes de remediación.Controles de acceso; cifrado; monitorización; security testing; respuesta a incidentes; remediación de vulnerabilidades; credenciales controladas.TecnologíaLAUNCH-CRITICAL
#15Arquitectura de pagos / transaccionesLa arquitectura de pagos, dependencia de proveedor o requisitos de flujo de fondos retrasan o limitan la funcionalidad transaccional planificada.Acuerdos de proveedor sin resolver; problemas de settlement; requisitos regulatorios; reconciliación fallida; retrasos de integración.Monetización transaccional retrasada y potencialmente economía alterada.Estructura de proveedor de pago licenciado donde se requiera; flujo de fondos documentado; revisión legal; controles de reconciliación; plan de contingencia de proveedor.FinanzasDEPENDENCY
#16Dependencia legal / regulatoriaVer detalle →Una funcionalidad planificada requiere trabajo legal, estructura contractual o tratamiento regulatorio adicionales antes del lanzamiento.Revisión legal sin resolver; términos de consumer faltantes; framework de pago faltante; documentación de protección de datos incompleta; asignación de roles poco clara.Retraso de feature, rediseño de producto o limitación comercial.Matriz de readiness legal feature-por-feature; gates legales pre-lanzamiento; revisión documentada de counsel; evitar lanzar funcionalidad no soportada.Legal / DirecciónDEPENDENCY
#17Dependencia FENAMIXVer detalle →LOTOMIX tiene dependencia estratégica material de su relación FENAMIX.Problema contractual; ralentización de adopción de red; desacuerdo operativo; participación reducida; concentración de expansión a través de un canal.Efecto material en potencial de rollout y posicionamiento estratégico.Mantener cumplimiento de contrato; relación operativa fuerte; demostrar valor a administraciones; diversificar canales comerciales con el tiempo; mantener relaciones directas con administraciones participantes.Legal / DirecciónDEPENDENCY
#18Suministro de hardwareEl suministro, fabricación o logística de hardware retrasa el rollout.Lead times más largos; retraso de proveedor; inflación de costes; escasez de componentes; fallos de entrega.Despliegue más lento y potencialmente mayor capex.Planificación de procurement; monitorización de inventario; proveedores alternativos donde estén genuinamente disponibles; pedidos escalonados; control de especificación de hardware.OperacionesLAUNCH-CRITICAL
#19Coste de hardwareLos costes de dispositivo o instalación superan los supuestos de BC 6.7.Varianza de precio de compra; varianza de logística; varianza de coste de instalación; costes de reparación/reemplazo por encima del plan.Menos localizaciones desplegables dentro del envelope de capital de €3M.Disciplina de procurement; negociación con proveedor; priorización de rollout; revisión real-vs-presupuesto; evitar inventario excesivo.FinanzasMONITORED
#20Working capitalRequisitos de caja surgen antes o más intensamente de lo previsto porque el gasto precede a la cobranza.Crecimiento de receivables; aceleración de pagos a proveedores; crecimiento de inventario; cobros más lentos; mayores compromisos de despliegue.Menor runway y potencialmente necesidad de financiación más temprana.Forecasting de caja semanal/mensual; procurement escalonado; monitorización de receivables; capex gating; controles de caja mínima.FinanzasMITIGATION IN PROGRESS
#21Financiación públicaLa financiación pública potencial se retrasa, reduce o no se concede.Retrasos de aprobación; cambios de elegibilidad; falta de concesión formal; retrasos de pago.Mayor necesidad neta de financiación o rollout más lento.La planificación de liquidez base no debe depender exclusivamente de subsidios no aprobados. Usar vistas Con financiación pública / Sin financiación pública donde sea material.FinanzasDEPENDENCY
#22Escalado de OPEXEl OPEX central aumenta más rápido que la contribución de red.Crecimiento de headcount por delante de ingresos; coste tecnológico creciendo desproporcionadamente; coste comercial creciendo sin conversión; margen de contribución sin mejorar con escala.Break-even EBITDA retrasado y mayor necesidad de financiación.Contratación escalonada; aprobación de headcount; monitorización real-vs-presupuesto; expansión vinculada a ingresos; proteger apalancamiento operativo.FinanzasMONITORED
#23Dependencia de persona claveVer detalle →Conocimiento operativo o técnico crítico concentrado en muy pocas personas.Procesos no documentados; ownership unipersonal de sistemas clave; relaciones operativas/proveedor unipersonales; backups faltantes para funciones clave.Disrupción operativa y escala más lenta.Documentación; ownership claro; controles de acceso; cross-training; capacidad de sucesión/backup.OperacionesMITIGATION IN PROGRESS
#24Riesgo de supuestos del modelo financieroVer detalle →Varios outputs financieros actuales dependen de supuestos no totalmente soportados por datos comerciales históricos.Varianza material real-vs-modelo en rollout, fill, CPM, tráfico, MAU, membresías, transacciones, peñas.Ingresos, EBITDA y caja por debajo de previsión.Análisis de sensibilidad basado en drivers; real-vs-presupuesto mensual; rolling forecast; capital gating; actualizaciones rápidas de supuestos cuando existan datos reales.FinanzasREQUIRES VALIDATION
#25Conversión comercialEl interés fuerte de mercado no se convierte en negocio firmado y generador de ingresos al ritmo esperado.Propuestas sin cierre; pilotos sin conversión; ciclo de ventas largo; negocio repetido limitado.Los ingresos comerciales se desarrollan más lentamente que el rollout.Etapas formales de CRM; criterios de cualificación; tracking de conversión; foco en canales de venta repetibles; distinguir pipeline de ingresos.ComercialREQUIRES VALIDATION

Mapa riesgo → KPI

Cada riesgo material conecta a uno o más KPIs monitorizados.

Rollout

→ Instalaciones/mes→ Localizaciones activadas→ Conversión de pipeline

Publicidad

→ Fill→ CPM realizado→ Anunciantes activos

Digital

→ MAU→ Transacciones/MAU→ Conversión membresía

Caja

→ Burn→ Caja→ Runway

Tecnología

→ Uptime→ Tasa de error→ Conectividad de dispositivos

Legal

→ Items launch-critical pendientes

Mapa riesgo → BC 6.7

RiesgoDriver BC 6.7 afectadoEscenario downside disponible
RolloutLocalizaciones activasSí
CPMPrecio mediaSí
FillUtilización publicitariaSí
TráficoImpresionesSí
MAUUsuarios digitalesSí
Coste hardwareCapexSí
OPEXCostes operativosSí

Mapa riesgo → acción de dirección

Trigger → Acción inmediata → Escalación → Respuesta financiera.

Fill publicitario materialmente por debajo del plan→Intensificar / refocusear ventas→Revisar estrategia comercial→Ralentizar expansión discrecional de pantallas si es necesario; actualizar rolling cash forecast

No implementar acciones automáticamente sin aprobación de dirección.

Operaciones

Rollout / instalaciones

Comercial

Publicidad / conversión de anunciantes

Tecnología

Plataforma / escala / dispositivos

Finanzas

Caja / OPEX / modelo

Legal / Dirección

Regulatorio / contratos

No dejar riesgos materiales sin owner. Si la ownership no está resuelta: RISK OWNER REQUIRED.

Revisión mensual

Riesgos operativos y comerciales

Revisión trimestral

Riesgos estratégicos, financieros y de gobernanza

Escalación inmediata

Problemas materiales legales, de liquidez, seguridad o contractuales

No hard-codear gobernanza de board no aprobada. Estructura de monitorización recomendada para el Data Room.

Current watch items

Riesgos que actualmente requieren más atención de dirección según el estado aprobado. No se ranquean como mejores/peores.

Ejecución de rollout

Trigger: instalaciones/mes vs plan

Acción: priorizar high-readiness locations

Próxima revisión: mensual

Readiness tecnológica

Trigger: gates de readiness sin completar

Acción: checklist formal + QA

Próxima revisión: inmediata

Working capital

Trigger: gasto precede cobranza

Acción: forecasting de caja + capex gating

Próxima revisión: mensual

Solo poblar con issues actuales reales. No fabricar preocupaciones para llenar el panel.

Historial de riesgos cerrados

Registro interno de riesgos materiales resueltos. No se eliminan riesgos históricos una vez resueltos.

Riesgo

—

Issue original

—

Mitigación completada

—

Evidencia

—

Fecha de cierre

—

Riesgos emergentes / monitoring

Nuevos riesgos no suficientemente materiales para el registro principal. Mostrar al inversor solo si son materialmente relevantes.

Desarrollos de proveedorCambios de plataformaNueva regulaciónNuevo comportamiento competitivo

Marco de gestión de riesgos

Los principales riesgos de inversión de LOTOMIX se monitorizan a través de indicadores operativos, comerciales, técnicos y financieros observables, en lugar de evaluaciones cualitativas genéricas.

Donde un riesgo afecta al caso financiero, el driver de BC 6.7 correspondiente y la sensibilidad de downside deben ser identificables.

Las acciones de dirección pueden entonces vincularse al trigger operativo subyacente, permitiendo ajustar el despliegue de capital y el ritmo de ejecución conforme se desarrolla la evidencia real.

INVESTOR REPORTING & GOVERNANCE

Marco de reporting y gobernanza de inversor

Cómo LOTOMIX reportará ejecución, rendimiento financiero, despliegue de capital y cambios materiales después de la inversión. Reporting consistente, basado en evidencia, comparable con el caso original, enfocado en métricas materiales y transparente respecto a varianzas.

BC 6.7 preserved as original budgetBudget → Actual → Variance → Current ForecastManagement forecast · Not audited

⚠ No sobrescribir BC 6.7 con previsiones posteriores. No cambiar fechas de milestones original retrospectivamente. No redefinir KPIs sin documentar el cambio. No presentar datos preliminares como finales. No tratar GTV como ingresos reconocidos. No tratar hardware comprado como capacidad desplegada.

Tres vistas financieras

El reporting post-inversión debe distinguir siempre entre presupuesto original, real y previsión actual. Nunca sobrescribir el presupuesto original de BC 6.7 con la última previsión.

Presupuesto original

Caso de inversión aprobado basado en BC 6.7. Históricamente preservado.

Real

Rendimiento financiero y operativo observado.

Previsión actual

Expectativa forward-looking de dirección basada en rendimiento real e información operativa actualizada.

Budget→Actual→Variance→Current Forecast

Reporte mensual de inversor — estructura estándar

Pack de reporting conciso que puede entenderse rápidamente, no una presentación operativa larga.

01Executive Snapshot
02Network & Rollout
03Commercial / Advertising
04Digital & Product
05Financial Performance
06Cash & Runway
07Capital Deployment
08Key Risks / Watch Items
09Milestones
10Material Developments

Executive snapshot

Solo los KPIs más importantes. Cada uno muestra Actual, Presupuesto, Varianza y, donde sea relevante, Mes Anterior.

Installed Locations

Actual: —
Budget: —
Variance: —
Prior: —

Activated Locations

Actual: —
Budget: —
Variance: —
Prior: —

Monetised Locations

Actual: —
Budget: —
Variance: —
Prior: —

Completed Locations

Actual: —
Budget: —
Variance: —
Prior: —

Advertising Fill

Actual: —
Budget: —
Variance: —
Prior: —

Revenue per Monetised Location

Actual: —
Budget: —
Variance: —
Prior: —

MAU

Actual: —
Budget: —
Variance: —
Prior: —

Monthly Recognised Revenue

Actual: —
Budget: —
Variance: —
Prior: —

EBITDA

Actual: —
Budget: —
Variance: —
Prior: —

Cash

Actual: —
Budget: —
Variance: —
Prior: —

Runway

Actual: —
Budget: —
Variance: —
Prior: —

Rollout vs plan

La varianza debe explicar qué cambió, por qué y qué hace dirección. Evitar explicaciones genéricas.

KPIBudgetActualVariancePrior MonthCommentary
Instalaciones—————
Activaciones—————
Localizaciones completadas—————
Despliegue de pantallas—————

Reporting de hardware

⚠ Hardware comprado no debe interpretarse como capacidad comercial operativa.

Lectores

Ordered: —Received: —Installed: —Active: —

Pantallas traseras

Ordered: —Received: —Installed: —Active: —

Pantallas grandes

Ordered: —Received: —Installed: —Active: —

Reporting publicitario mensual

MetricReaderRearLarge-format
Active advertising screensActive advertising screensActive advertising screensActive advertising screens
Available inventoryAvailable inventoryAvailable inventoryAvailable inventory
Sold inventorySold inventorySold inventorySold inventory
Delivered inventoryDelivered inventoryDelivered inventoryDelivered inventory
Advertising fillAdvertising fillAdvertising fillAdvertising fill
Realised CPM / effective priceRealised CPM / effective priceRealised CPM / effective priceRealised CPM / effective price
Active advertisersActive advertisersActive advertisersActive advertisers
New advertisersNew advertisersNew advertisersNew advertisers
Repeat advertisersRepeat advertisersRepeat advertisersRepeat advertisers
Recognised advertising revenueRecognised advertising revenueRecognised advertising revenueRecognised advertising revenue

Reporting económico FENAMIX

El 30% de FENAMIX aplica solo a ingresos publicitarios de gran formato. No aplicar a reader o pantalla trasera.

Gross Large-Format Revenue−FENAMIX Share=LOTOMIX Net Large-Format Revenue

Reporting SaaS

⚠ No asumir que todas las administraciones activas son clientes pagadores. Fee de referencia: €30/mes.

MetricValue
Activated administrationsActivated administrations
SaaS-paying administrationsSaaS-paying administrations
SaaS penetrationSaaS penetration
SaaS MRRSaaS MRR
Cancellations / churnCancellations / churn

Reporting digital

⚠ No usar downloads como active users. No usar GTV como ingresos LOTOMIX.

MetricValue
DownloadsDownloads
Registered UsersRegistered Users
MAUMAU
TransactionsTransactions
Transactions per MAUTransactions per MAU
GTVGTV
LOTOMIX Transaction RevenueLOTOMIX Transaction Revenue
Paying MembersPaying Members
Active Peña ParticipationActive Peña Participation

Reporting de membresías

Donde no exista historial suficiente para retención, mostrar DATA ACCUMULATING en lugar de una tasa asumida.

MetricValue
Paying membersPaying members
ConversionConversion
MRRMRR
RetentionRetention
ChurnChurn
Average revenue per paying memberAverage revenue per paying member

Reporting de peñas

⚠ No reportar volumen total de participación como ingresos de la empresa.

MetricValue
Active peñasActive peñas
Active participantsActive participants
Average participationAverage participation
GTVGTV
LOTOMIX fee revenueLOTOMIX fee revenue
Repeat participationRepeat participation

Rendimiento financiero

Usar las mismas definiciones que BC 6.7. No cambiar definiciones de EBITDA o contribución después de la inversión sin documentar el cambio.

MetricBudgetActualVariance
Recognised RevenueRecognised RevenueRecognised RevenueRecognised Revenue
Gross ContributionGross ContributionGross ContributionGross Contribution
OPEXOPEXOPEXOPEX
EBITDAEBITDAEBITDAEBITDA
CapexCapexCapexCapex
Working Capital MovementWorking Capital MovementWorking Capital MovementWorking Capital Movement
Net Cash MovementNet Cash MovementNet Cash MovementNet Cash Movement
Closing CashClosing CashClosing CashClosing Cash

Bridge de ingresos mensual

Solo usar componentes soportados por datos reales. El objetivo es explicar el cambio, no solo reportar el total.

+ Ingresos mes anterior→+ Nuevas localizaciones→+ Mejora de monetización→+ Crecimiento digital→− Ingresos perdidos / reducidos→= Ingresos mes actual

Bridge de EBITDA

EBITDA presupuesto→± Varianza de ingresos→± Varianza de margen bruto→± Varianza de personal→± Varianza de otro OPEX→= EBITDA real

Reporting de caja

⚠ Runway debe usar la metodología de previsión aprobada. No usar cálculo simplista de caja / burn del último mes si el gasto futuro cambia materialmente.

MetricValue
Opening CashOpening Cash
Capital ReceivedCapital Received
Operating Cash FlowOperating Cash Flow
CapexCapex
Working CapitalWorking Capital
Other Material Cash ItemsOther Material Cash Items
Closing CashClosing Cash
Forecast RunwayForecast Runway

Capital raised vs capital deployed

⚠ No interpretar capital gastado como milestone alcanzado.

MetricValue
Total investment proceedsTotal investment proceeds
Deployed capitalDeployed capital
Committed capitalCommitted capital
Remaining capitalRemaining capital

Productividad de capital

Conectar gasto con outputs. Donde haya gasto sin output esperado, flag para revisión de dirección.

Gasto hardware

→

Localizaciones instaladas / activadas

Gasto tecnología

→

Milestones de readiness entregados

Gasto comercial

→

Campañas / anunciantes / ingresos

Gasto digital

→

Usuarios activados / monetización

Working capital

→

Runway / soporte de rollout

Actual vs budget

Cada KPI importante soporta Budget, Actual, Varianza absoluta y varianza porcentual donde sea matemáticamente significativo. Usar N/M — Not Meaningful donde el denominador sea cero o la comparación sea engañosa.

BudgetActualAbsolute Variance% VarianceN/M — Not Meaningful

Comentario de varianza

Comentario conciso para desviaciones materiales. Los umbrales de materialidad deben ser aprobados por dirección. No inventarlos.

What Happened?→Why?→Financial Impact→Management Action→Expected Resolution / Updated Outlook

Actualización de previsión

En cada ciclo de previsión aprobado: Original BC 6.7 Budget sin cambios, Latest Actuals actualizado, Current Forecast actualizado. La previsión debe indicar fecha, horizonte y cambios clave de supuestos.

Log de cambios de previsión

El inversor siempre debe entender por qué cambió la previsión.

SupuestoOriginal BC 6.7Current ForecastRazón del cambioImpacto financiero
Rollout————
Fill————
CPM————
Traffic————
SaaS activation————
MAU————
Transaction frequency————
Hardware cost————
Hiring————
Public funding————

No reescribir la historia

Si el rendimiento real está por debajo del plan, no modificar el presupuesto histórico para hacer desaparecer la varianza. Mantener Original Budget y Actual visibles. Si el rendimiento supera el plan, no aumentar retrospectivamente el objetivo original. El caso de inversión debe permanecer auditable.

Revisión trimestral de inversor

No crear una arquitectura de reporting separada del marco mensual. El reporte trimestral profundiza las mismas métricas.

Investment Thesis Progress
Financial Performance
Rollout
Commercial Performance
Unit Economics
Technology
Legal / Regulatory
Capital Deployment
Cash & Forecast
Risk Register
Next Quarter Milestones

Tracking de tesis de inversión

A final de trimestre, cada tesis principal con evidencia actual, progreso desde la inversión y próxima validación. No puntuar la tesis. Usar etiquetas factuales de madurez/estado.

Tracking de unit economics

Una vez existan datos suficientes, comparar Actual vs modelo BC 6.7. Uno de los análisis trimestrales más importantes.

Revenue per Monetised LocationActual vs BC 6.7
Contribution per Monetised LocationActual vs BC 6.7
Advertising Revenue per ScreenActual vs BC 6.7
SaaS Revenue per Paying AdministrationActual vs BC 6.7
Transaction Revenue per MAUActual vs BC 6.7

Análisis de cohortes

Una vez exista historial suficiente: cohortes de localizaciones activadas por mes (ramp de ingresos, monetización, contribución) y cohortes de usuarios por mes de adquisición (activación, retención, transacciones, conversión pagada). No crear análisis de cohortes antes de que existan datos suficientes.

Tracking de milestones

⚠ No cambiar la columna Original Target retrospectivamente. Si la fecha esperada cambia, mostrarla separadamente.

MilestoneOriginal TargetCurrent StatusActual / Expected DateEvidence
Rollout comercial amplioDecember 2026NOT STARTED——
Despliegue adicional de pantallasMarch 2027NOT STARTED——
Aproximadamente 770 localizaciones completadasApril 2027NOT STARTED——
NOT STARTEDIN PROGRESSCOMPLETEDDELAYEDREVISED

Evitar usar ON TRACK sin evidencia operativa clara.

Reporting de riesgos

Incluir solo Current Watch Items materiales: riesgo, trigger, evidencia actual, mitigación, owner, próxima revisión. No reproducir el registro completo cada mes.

Desarrollos materiales del periodo

Solo eventos que afecten materialmente: outlook financiero, rollout, tecnología, posición legal, tracción comercial, financiación, estructura corporativa. No llenar con reuniones ordinarias.

Contrato materialCampaña mayorMilestone mayor de rolloutIssue técnico materialDesarrollo legal material

Gobernanza de cambios materiales

⚠ No inventar derechos de gobernanza no contenidos en documentos reales de accionistas o inversión. Esto es un marco de reporting, no un sustituto de acuerdos legales de gobernanza.

Change→Reason→Expected Impact→Approval / Decision Record

Aplica a: presupuesto, estrategia de rollout, uso de fondos, arquitectura tecnológica, contratos mayores, scope de producto, financiación.

Log de decisiones de dirección

DateDecisionRationaleFinancial / Operational ImpactOwner
—————

Registro de definiciones de KPI

Cada KPI reportado tiene una definición estable. Las mismas definiciones se usan en reporting de dirección, inversor, board, Data Room y modelo financiero. No crear una definición para dirección y otra para inversores.

Installed LocationActivated LocationMonetised LocationCompleted LocationAdvertising FillMAUGTVRecognised RevenueContributionEBITDARunway

Data cutoff, preliminar vs final, fuentes y calidad

Data cutoff

Cada reporte mensual muestra Reporting Period y Data Cut-Off Date. Importante donde finanzas cierran después de datos operativos, ingresos publicitarios son provisionales o la caja se actualiza diariamente.

Preliminar vs final

Figuras provisionales: PRELIMINARY. Confirmadas: FINAL. No reemplazar silenciosamente sin preservar trazabilidad.

PRELIMINARYFINAL

Calidad de datos

VERIFIEDMANAGEMENT REPORTEDPRELIMINARYPENDING VERIFICATION

No presentar métricas operativas preliminares con el mismo estatus evidenciario que resultados financieros finales.

Fuentes de reporting

Locations: Operaciones / sistema de instalación
Advertising: Plataforma publicitaria / CRM
Users: Analítica de app
Finance: Contabilidad / reporting de dirección
Cash: Banco / registros financieros
Transactions: Backend transaccional

Excepciones de reporting

Issues materiales no resueltos deben ser visibles para dirección antes de distribuir reportes de inversor.

Missing DataLate ReportingDefinition IssueReconciliation IssueEvidence Missing

Timeline de reporting mensual

No inventar un día específico de reporting salvo aprobación de dirección. Workflow configurable que soporte luego un calendario formalmente acordado.

Period Close↓Data Collection↓Reconciliation↓Management Review↓Investor Report Finalisation↓Distribution

Refresh trimestral de previsión

El modelo incorpora despliegue real, rendimiento publicitario real, métricas de usuario reales, capex actualizado, OPEX actualizado y posición de caja actualizada. BC 6.7 permanece visible como benchmark original del caso de inversión.

Plan anual

Arquitectura preparada para crear Annual Budget separado del Original Investment Case BC 6.7. En periodos posteriores, los inversores pueden comparar tesis original, plan operativo anual y rendimiento real. No sobrescribir uno con otro.

Original Investment ThesisAnnual Operating PlanActual Performance

Acceso del inversor

Área dedicada Investor Updates dentro del Data Room. No duplicar archivos fuente subyacentes.

Latest Monthly Update
Latest Quarterly Review
KPI Cockpit
Current Forecast
Risk Register
Material Data Room Updates

Archivo de reportes

Preservar todos los updates históricamente. Los reportes deben ser inmutables o versionados una vez distribuidos.

202620272028

¿Qué cambió este periodo?

Máximo 5–7 items materiales. No llenar con actividad rutinaria.

• Rollout ahead/behind plan<br/>• Major advertiser activated<br/>• New commercial contract<br/>• Material technology milestone<br/>• Forecast updated<br/>• Material cash variance

¿Qué importa ahora?

3–5 milestones operativos próximos. Cada uno con target, owner y evidencia requerida.

• Target: —<br/>• Owner: —<br/>• Evidence: —

Filosofía de reporting

El reporting de inversor de LOTOMIX está diseñado para preservar el caso de inversión original mientras proporciona visibilidad transparente de la ejecución real y la última previsión de dirección.

Las varianzas se explican en lugar de eliminarse, y los cambios de previsión se documentan en lugar de incorporarse retrospectivamente al presupuesto original.

ORIGINAL PLAN→ACTUAL→VARIANCE→CURRENT FORECAST→MANAGEMENT ACTION

DEAL READINESS & CLOSING CHECKLIST

Deal readiness y closing checklist

Vista estructurada de la documentación, aprobaciones y acciones requeridas para pasar de la decisión de inversión al closing. No predice ni define condiciones legales finales de closing. Proporciona un checklist práctico de dirección.

Sin condiciones de closing inventadasLEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIRED where applicableBC 6.7 — Current Principal Financial Model

⚠ La documentación final de transacción permanece sujeta a negociación legal y documentación formal de inversor. No inventar condiciones de closing, derechos de inversor ni aprobaciones legales.

Deal readiness snapshot

Data Room

AVAILABLE

Actual / controlado.

Corporativo

AVAILABLE

Documentación clave disponible.

Financiero

AVAILABLE

BC 6.7 actual.

Tecnología

AVAILABLE

Evidencia técnica disponible.

Legal

AVAILABLE

Matriz de readiness disponible.

Comercial

AVAILABLE

Mapa de evidencia disponible.

Documentos de transacción

PENDING

Sujeto al proceso de inversión.

Master closing checklist

No etiquetar automáticamente un item como CONDITION PRECEDENT salvo que esté formalmente incluido en los documentos de transacción.

COMPLETEAVAILABLEIN REVIEWIN PREPARATIONPENDINGTHIRD-PARTY DEPENDENCYINVESTOR INPUT REQUIREDLEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIREDCLOSING ITEM
WorkstreamItemEstado actualOwnerDependenciaEvidencia / documento
CorporateDocumentos de incorporaciónAVAILABLELegal—Data Room
CorporateEstatutos / bylawsAVAILABLELegal—Data Room
CorporateExtractos registralesIN REVIEWLegalRegistryData Room
CorporateIdentificación fiscalAVAILABLEFinance—Data Room
CorporateDirectores / administradores actualesAVAILABLELegal—Data Room
CorporateRegistro de accionistasAVAILABLELegal—Data Room
CorporateEstructura de grupo / filialesIN REVIEWLegal—Data Room
CorporateAcuerdos de accionistas existentesAVAILABLELegal—Data Room (restricted)
CorporateBeneficial ownershipIN PREPARATIONLegal——
Cap TableCapitalización actualAVAILABLELegal / Finance—Data Room
Cap TableCap table post-inversión ilustrativoPENDINGLegalTransaction termsILLUSTRATIVE — SUBJECT TO FINAL TRANSACTION TERMS
Shareholder ConsentsAprobación de boardLEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIREDLegalCounsel—
Shareholder ConsentsAprobación de accionistasLEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIREDLegalCounsel—
Shareholder ConsentsAprobación de aumento de capitalLEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIREDLegalCounsel—
Shareholder ConsentsWaiver de derechos de preferenciaLEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIREDLegalCounsel—
Shareholder ConsentsEjecución notarial / registroLEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIREDLegalNotary / Registry—
Fundraising TermsImporte de inversión (€3M referencia)AVAILABLEManagement—CURRENT FUNDRAISING PARAMETERS
Fundraising TermsRango pre-money (€12M–€15M)AVAILABLEManagement—CURRENT FUNDRAISING PARAMETERS
Fundraising TermsInstrumento / entidad de inversiónPENDINGLegalNegotiation—
Fundraising TermsDerechos de gobernanza / informaciónPENDINGLegalNegotiation—
Term SheetTerm sheetPENDINGManagement / LegalInvestorNOT YET ISSUED
Investment DocumentationAcuerdo de inversión / suscripciónPENDINGLegalCounselTO BE PREPARED IF REQUIRED
Investment DocumentationAcuerdo de accionistasPENDINGLegalCounselTO BE PREPARED IF REQUIRED
Investment DocumentationModificación de estatutosPENDINGLegalCounselTO BE PREPARED IF REQUIRED
Investment DocumentationCarta de disclosurePENDINGLegalCounselTO BE PREPARED IF REQUIRED
Investment DocumentationResoluciones corporativasPENDINGLegalCounselTO BE PREPARED IF REQUIRED
Investment DocumentationPoderes notarialesPENDINGLegalCounselTO BE PREPARED IF REQUIRED
Investment DocumentationDocumentación notarial / registroPENDINGLegalNotary / RegistryTO BE PREPARED IF REQUIRED
FinancialCuentas de gestiónAVAILABLEFinance—Data Room
FinancialModelo BC 6.7 actualAVAILABLEFinance—BC 6.7 — CURRENT PRINCIPAL FINANCIAL MODEL
FinancialEvidencia de cajaAVAILABLEFinance—Data Room (restricted)
FinancialSchedule de deudaIN PREPARATIONFinance——
FinancialDeclaraciones fiscalesIN REVIEWFinance / Tax—Data Room
TechnologyMateriales de arquitecturaAVAILABLETechnology—Technology Readiness
TechnologyOwnership de source-code confirmadoIN REVIEWTechnology / Legal—IP chain of title
TechnologyControl de repositorio confirmadoAVAILABLETechnology——
TechnologyDocumentación de seguridadIN PREPARATIONTechnology——
IPOwnership de software / cesión IPIN REVIEWLegal / Technology—IP CHAIN OF TITLE REVIEW REQUIRED
IPMarcas / dominiosIN REVIEWLegal—Data Room
IPLicencias de terceros / open-sourceIN PREPARATIONTechnology / Legal——
RegulatoryMatriz de readiness regulatorioAVAILABLELegal—Regulatory & Legal Readiness
RegulatoryDocumentación de protección de datosIN PREPARATIONLegal——
KYC / BankingKYC / AML del inversorINVESTOR INPUT REQUIREDInvestorInvestor / CounselRestricted
KYC / BankingMecánica de recepción de fondosIN PREPARATIONFinanceBankRestricted
KYC / BankingFirmantes autorizadosLEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIREDLegal / FinanceCounsel—

Dashboard de readiness de closing

⚠ No crear un porcentaje global que pueda implicar falsamente certeza de cierre legal. Mostrar solo progreso por workstream.

Corporate

6 / 9

completado / total

Financial

3 / 5

completado / total

Legal

0 / —

completado / total

Technology

2 / 4

completado / total

Regulatory

1 / 2

completado / total

KYC

0 / 3

completado / total

Transaction Documents

0 / —

completado / total

Documentación corporativa

Asegurar que la estructura corporativa mostrada en el Data Room coincide con la posición corporativa registrada más reciente. Si algún registro permanece pendiente: REGISTRATION PENDING. No presentar cambios corporativos no registrados como completados.

Incorporation documents—
Articles / bylaws—
Corporate registry extracts—
Tax identification—
Current directors—
Shareholder register—
Group structure—
Subsidiaries—
Corporate resolutions—
Shareholder agreements—
Beneficial ownership—

Capitalización actual

Current shareholders

AVAILABLE

Ownership percentages

AVAILABLE

Share classes

AVAILABLE

Outstanding rights

AVAILABLE

Options / warrants / convertibles

AVAILABLE

Shareholder agreements

AVAILABLE

Capitalización post-inversión ilustrativa

Solo una vez que los términos de la transacción estén suficientemente definidos. No crear una cap table post-money final antes de que se acuerden importe, valoración, instrumento y tratamiento de accionistas.

ILLUSTRATIVE — SUBJECT TO FINAL TRANSACTION TERMS

Consents de accionistas

⚠ No asumir qué aprobaciones son legalmente requeridas. Usar LEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIRED hasta que el counsel de la transacción confirme.

Board approval · LEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIREDShareholder approval · LEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIREDCapital increase approval · LEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIREDWaiver of pre-emption rights · LEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIREDBylaws modification · LEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIREDShareholder-agreement amendments · LEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIREDDelegated powers · LEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIREDNotarial execution · LEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIREDRegistration · LEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIRED

Parámetros de transacción

€3M de financiación y €12M–€15M de rango pre-money permanecen como parámetros aprobados de fundraising. Clasificar como CURRENT FUNDRAISING PARAMETERS, no AGREED TRANSACTION TERMS, hasta que se acuerden formalmente con el inversor.

€3M · CURRENT FUNDRAISING PARAMETERS€12M–€15M pre-money · CURRENT FUNDRAISING PARAMETERS

⚠ No inventar términos de deal. Track de importe, valoración, instrumento, entidad, ownership, derechos de gobernanza, información, reserved matters, anti-dilution, liquidation preference, transfer rights y protecciones de inversor solo cuando sean relevantes a negociaciones reales.

Term sheet

NOT YET ISSUEDUNDER DISCUSSIONRECEIVEDUNDER REVIEWAGREED SUBJECT TO DOCUMENTATIONSIGNED

⚠ Donde exista un term sheet, enlazar con acceso restringido apropiado. No resumir economía sensible de forma inexacta.

Documentación de inversión

⚠ Solo mostrar documentos que realmente existen. Documentos futuros: TO BE PREPARED IF REQUIRED.

Investment / Subscription Agreement

TO BE PREPARED IF REQUIRED

Shareholders' Agreement

TO BE PREPARED IF REQUIRED

Articles / Bylaws Amendments

TO BE PREPARED IF REQUIRED

Disclosure Letter

TO BE PREPARED IF REQUIRED

Corporate Resolutions

TO BE PREPARED IF REQUIRED

Powers of Attorney

TO BE PREPARED IF REQUIRED

Notarial Documentation

TO BE PREPARED IF REQUIRED

Registration Documentation

TO BE PREPARED IF REQUIRED

Workstreams de due diligence

⚠ No implicar que el due diligence está completo solo porque se haya subido documentación. Usar DATA ROOM MATERIAL AVAILABLE separado de REVIEW COMPLETED.

WorkstreamStatusOpen ItemsEvidence
CorporateDATA ROOM MATERIAL AVAILABLE—Data Room
FinancialDATA ROOM MATERIAL AVAILABLE—Data Room
TaxDATA ROOM MATERIAL AVAILABLE—Data Room
LegalDATA ROOM MATERIAL AVAILABLE—Data Room
CommercialDATA ROOM MATERIAL AVAILABLE—Data Room
TechnologyDATA ROOM MATERIAL AVAILABLE—Data Room
IPDATA ROOM MATERIAL AVAILABLE—Data Room
RegulatoryDATA ROOM MATERIAL AVAILABLE—Data Room
Data ProtectionDATA ROOM MATERIAL AVAILABLE—Data Room
EmploymentDATA ROOM MATERIAL AVAILABLE—Data Room
Material ContractsDATA ROOM MATERIAL AVAILABLE—Data Room

Tracker de Q&A de inversor

Permite a dirección trackear preguntas de Waterhouse y futuros inversores sin duplicar respuestas.

OPENANSWEREDFOLLOW-UPEVIDENCE REQUIREDCLOSED
QuestionInvestor / AdviserOwnerStatusResponseSupporting Evidence
——————

Tracker de DD request list

RequestDate requestedOwnerData Room locationDate uploadedStatusFollow-up
———————

Contratos materiales

⚠ No reproducir términos comercialmente sensibles en resúmenes no restringidos salvo aprobación.

FENAMIX agreement

Parties · Effective date · Term · Status · Dependency · Data Room

Administration agreements

Parties · Effective date · Term · Status · Dependency · Data Room

Technology agreements

Parties · Effective date · Term · Status · Dependency · Data Room

Hardware suppliers

Parties · Effective date · Term · Status · Dependency · Data Room

Software providers

Parties · Effective date · Term · Status · Dependency · Data Room

Advertising agreements

Parties · Effective date · Term · Status · Dependency · Data Room

Major customer / advertiser agreements

Parties · Effective date · Term · Status · Dependency · Data Room

Financing agreements

Parties · Effective date · Term · Status · Dependency · Data Room

Material leases

Parties · Effective date · Term · Status · Dependency · Data Room

Professional-service agreements

Parties · Effective date · Term · Status · Dependency · Data Room

Change-of-control / consents de inversión

Revisar acuerdos materiales por cláusulas que puedan requerir consent, notificación o waiver en relación con inversión, cambio de ownership, cambio de gobernanza o aumento de capital. No determinar requisitos legales automáticamente. Flag LEGAL REVIEW REQUIRED donde sea relevante.

Propiedad intelectual

El inversor debe entender qué posee la empresa y qué licencia. Si la evidencia de ownership es incompleta: IP CHAIN OF TITLE REVIEW REQUIRED.

Software ownership
Developer / contractor IP assignment
Employee IP provisions
Trademarks
Domains
Proprietary documentation
Hardware designs
Third-party licences
Open-source obligations

Readiness tecnológica de closing

No es un duplicado de due diligence técnico. Solo track de deliverables a nivel de transacción.

Architecture materials available
Source-code ownership confirmed
Repository control confirmed
Key third-party agreements available
Security documentation available
Technical DD questions answered

Control de BC 6.7 en closing

El proceso de transacción inversora referencia el mismo modelo financiero actual.

BC 6.7 — CURRENT PRINCIPAL FINANCIAL MODEL

⚠ Si un modelo posterior del caso de inversión se aprueba formalmente durante negociaciones, preservar BC 6.7 — ORIGINAL FUNDRAISING MODEL y añadir la versión posterior separadamente. No sobrescribir el modelo que los inversores revisaron originalmente.

Deuda / pasivos

⚠ No clasificar trade payables ordinarios como deuda financiera salvo que sea apropiado.

Bank debt—
Shareholder loans—
Intercompany balances—
Financing leases—
Material unpaid liabilities—
Guarantees—
Security—
Contingent liabilities—

Readiness fiscal

⚠ No proporcionar conclusiones fiscales desde el Data Room. Usar TAX ADVISER REVIEW donde se requiera.

Corporate tax filings—
VAT filings—
Payroll taxes—
Tax certificates—
Tax contingencies—
Intercompany tax matters—
Public subsidies / grants—
Tax treatment of the investment—

Empleo / equipo

⚠ No exponer información personal de compensación innecesaria. Usar agregado o acceso restringido donde sea apropiado.

Current employees—
Material contractor relationships—
Key management contracts—
Confidentiality—
IP assignment—
Incentives—
Outstanding employment disputes—

Continuidad de persona clave

⚠ No crear compromisos de empleo o arreglos de retención que no hayan sido acordados.

Role ownership—
Documented responsibilities—
Access continuity—
Technical / operational handover capability—

Readiness regulatoria

Para closing, identificar solo issues que puedan afectar materialmente la transacción o el rollout a corto plazo. No convertir cada tarea legal de producto en una condición de closing.

CompleteLegal analysis availableReview in progressPre-launch itemTransaction dependency

Protección de datos

Privacy documentation
Processor agreements
Consent structure
Internal data map
Data-security policies
Material incidents

Litigios / reclamaciones

⚠ Solo incluir asuntos relevantes a la transacción y soportados por documentación legal. No exponer asuntos personales sensibles no relacionados en el Data Room inversor.

Material litigation—
Claims—
Disputes—
Threatened proceedings—
Regulatory issues—

Seguros

⚠ No implicar que existe cobertura de seguro donde la documentación no esté disponible.

Corporate insurance—
Cyber insurance—
Liability—
Directors & officers—
Equipment—
Other material policies—

Banca / recepción de fondos

⚠ No mostrar números de cuenta bancaria en secciones de acceso general de inversores. Usar acceso restringido.

Investment recipient entity
Authorised bank account
Bank confirmation
Authorised signatories
Treasury process
Capital receipt reconciliation

KYC / AML readiness

⚠ Solo almacenar material KYC altamente sensible en áreas de acceso restringido. No exponer documentos de identidad ampliamente.

Corporate documents—
Beneficial ownership—
Directors—
Identification—
Source-of-funds documentation—
Corporate structure—
Bank details—

⚠ No exponer información sensible de KYC en secciones de acceso general de inversores.

KYC del inversor

Investment entity details · INVESTOR INPUT REQUIREDAuthorised signatory · INVESTOR INPUT REQUIREDKYC · INVESTOR INPUT REQUIREDTax information · INVESTOR INPUT REQUIREDInvestment funding details · INVESTOR INPUT REQUIRED

No asumir la entidad legal inversora del inversor hasta que se confirme.

Signing

Documentos de transacción ejecutados.

Closing / Completion

Inversión legal y financieramente completada.

⚠ No asumir que signing y closing ocurren en la misma fecha. Si la estructura final proporciona signing y closing simultáneos, actualizar el marco.

Condiciones entre signing y closing

⚠ No poblar condiciones precedentes hipotéticas antes de que el counsel las confirme.

ItemResponsible PartyStatusEvidence
————

Proceso de aumento de capital

⚠ No asumir la estructura final. Usar TRANSACTION STRUCTURE — LEGAL CONFIRMATION REQUIRED hasta que se acuerde.

Shareholder resolutionsSubscriptionPayment evidenceNotarial deedUpdated shareholdingRegistry filingBeneficial ownership updateCorporate books

Control de ejecución de documentos

⚠ No permitir que drafts no firmados aparezcan visualmente equivalentes a acuerdos ejecutados.

Agreed version
Signing version
Signatories
Execution date
Executed copy received
Data Room archived

Control de fondos de closing

⚠ No marcar la transacción como completa solo porque se iniciaron los fondos.

Investment Amount Agreed↓Funds Sent↓Funds Received↓Bank Confirmation↓Corporate Completion↓Accounting Recognition

Costes de transacción

⚠ No inventar estimaciones. Distinguir costes de transacción de gastos operativos donde el tratamiento contable difiera.

LegalTaxCorporateNotarialDue diligenceOther approved transaction costs

Proceso de disclosure

⚠ No crear ni interpretar warranties de transacción hasta que el counsel proporcione los documentos finales.

ContractsLitigationIPEmployeesTaxRegulatoryFinancial liabilities

Warranties / representations

No redactar warranties automáticamente. Solo una categoría de tracking. Dirección debe poder mapear evidencia del Data Room contra warranties finales una vez recibidas.

Transaction Warranties — Subject to Final Legal Documentation

Índice de documentos de closing

⚠ Solo crear carpetas / placeholders donde sea técnicamente útil. No poblar con documentos fabricados.

01 Term Sheet
02 Investment Agreement
03 Shareholders' Agreement
04 Corporate Resolutions
05 Notarial Documents
06 Closing Deliverables
07 KYC / AML
08 Funds Evidence
09 Post-Closing Corporate Records

Closing blockers actuales

Solo items que genuinamente previenen la progresión de la transacción. No clasificar preguntas ordinarias de DD como blockers.

BlockerOwnerDependencyNext Action
No current management-identified closing blockers — subject to investor and legal review

Open items

Un item abierto de DD puede requerir trabajo pero no prevenir la completación de la inversión. Distinto de blockers.

Dependencias de terceros

No mostrar tareas controladas por dirección como dependencias de terceros.

InvestorInvestor counselCompany counselNotaryBankRegistryAccountantAuditorRegulatorMaterial contractual counterparty

Matriz de responsabilidad

⚠ Solo asignar responsabilidad una vez acordado. Donde no esté claro, usar TO BE CONFIRMED. No inventar mandatos de advisers.

WorkstreamCompanyInvestorCompany CounselInvestor CounselOther
CorporateTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMED
FinancialTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMED
LegalTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMED
TechnologyTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMED
RegulatoryTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMED
KYCTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMED
Transaction DocumentsTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMEDTO BE CONFIRMED

Actualizaciones corporativas post-closing

⚠ No implementar ningún cambio antes del closing.

Updated shareholder register
Updated cap table
Board composition
Corporate registry
Beneficial ownership
Bank mandates
Investor reporting access
Data Room access
Shareholder agreement governance

Control financiero post-closing

Se convierten en la posición de apertura del Investor Reporting Framework.

Investment ProceedsTransaction CostsClosing CashInitial Capital AllocationUpdated Runway

Day 1 investor baseline

Crea la baseline contra la que se medirá el progreso post-inversión.

Installed locations
Activated locations
Monetised locations
Completed locations
Pipeline
Active screens
Advertisers
MAU
Recognised revenue
Monthly burn
Cash
Key technical status
Principal open risks

Baseline de use of funds post-closing

⚠ No reasignar silenciosamente gasto material entre categorías. Las reasignaciones materiales deben documentarse.

Closing BudgetvsActual Capital Deployment

Transición de acceso de inversor

Una vez cerrada la transacción, el acceso del inversor puede pasar de Fundraising Data Room a Investor Reporting Area. Preservar acceso histórico de DD donde sea apropiado.

Fundraising Data Room→Investor Reporting Area

Timeline del proceso de inversión

⚠ No insertar fechas salvo que estén acordadas.

Investor Review↓Term Sheet / Commercial Agreement↓Confirmatory Due Diligence↓Transaction Documentation↓Corporate Approvals↓Signing↓Closing / Funds↓Post-Closing Implementation

QA final

⚠ No marcar la transacción READY TO CLOSE salvo que el counsel de la transacción y dirección hayan confirmado los requisitos relevantes.

Current corporate structure confirmed
Cap table confirmed
Beneficial ownership confirmed
Principal contracts available
BC 6.7 preserved
Material liabilities disclosed
IP chain reviewed
Legal / regulatory items reviewed
KYC available
Transaction documents use correct entities
Authorised signatories confirmed
Corporate approvals completed where required
Funds-receipt mechanics confirmed
Closing documents archived

Closing readiness

LOTOMIX ha estructurado el Data Room para que los principales materiales corporativos, financieros, comerciales, tecnológicos y legales puedan transicionar directamente a due diligence confirmatorio y ejecución de transacción.

Los requisitos finales de closing dependerán de la estructura de transacción acordada y la documentación legal definitiva.

DATA ROOM READYDUE DILIGENCE COMPLETEDOCUMENTATION AGREEDSIGNEDCLOSED

FIRST 100 DAYS EXECUTION DASHBOARD

Dashboard de ejecución de primeros 100 días

Cómo LOTOMIX convierte el capital de inversión en milestones operativos durante la primera fase después del closing. Conecta closing → capital → ejecución → activación comercial → KPIs medibles. Funciona como plan de ejecución de dirección.

No es compromiso contractualReconciles with BC 6.7 · Funding→Milestones · Use of Funds · RolloutManagement forecast · Not audited

⚠ No presentar como compromiso contractual, schedule garantizado, sustituto del plan operativo aprobado o nueva previsión financiera. No crear targets numéricos artificiales de Day 30/60/90 que no estén en el plan aprobado.

CLOSING→CAPITAL→EXECUTION→KPI→EVIDENCE→VALIDATION→NEXT DECISION

Resumen de ejecución de dirección

⚠ No poblar datos faltantes con supuestos.

—

Capital desplegado

Actual

—

Localizaciones activadas

Actual

—

Localizaciones monetizadas

Actual

—

Ingresos reconocidos

Actual

—

Runway

Current forecast

Day 0 — Baseline de closing de inversión

En la completación de la transacción, bloquear la posición inicial. Todo el progreso subsiguiente de 100 días se mide desde esta baseline.

Caja

Investment proceeds received—
Opening cash—
Available deployment capital—

Red

Installed locations—
Activated locations—
Monetised locations—
Completed locations—
Current pipeline—

Hardware

Readers installed—
Rear displays installed—
Large-format displays installed—
Hardware inventory available—
Hardware already ordered—

Tecnología

Current production-readiness status—
Open technical items—
Administration integration status—
Ticket-validation status—

Comercial

Active advertisers—
Campaigns contracted—
Campaigns live—
Current commercial pipeline—

Digital

Downloads—
Registered users—
MAU—
Transactions—
Paying users—

Financiero

Current recognised monthly revenue—
Monthly OPEX—
EBITDA—
Burn—
Runway—
DAY 0 INVESTOR BASELINE

Cuatro fases de ejecución

Ventanas de planificación de dirección. No tratar cada milestone como requerido en un día numerado exacto.

1

MOVILIZAR

Days 1–30

Convertir readiness de closing en capacidad de ejecución activa.

2

ACTIVAR

Days 31–60

Pasar de preparación a actividad comercial medible.

3

ESCALAR

Days 61–90

Aumentar despliegue solo donde la evidencia operativa y comercial soporte aceleración.

4

VALIDAR

Days 91–100

Medir si la tesis de inversión empieza a convertirse en evidencia operativa repetible.

Fase 1 — Movilizar

Objetivo primario: convertir readiness de closing en capacidad de ejecución activa.

Capital

• Release approved budgets• Confirm procurement plan• Confirm working-capital allocation

Tecnología

• Close launch-critical technical items• Production hardening• Monitoring• Backup• Security• Release process

Hardware

• Validate procurement schedule• Confirm inventory• Confirm supplier delivery dates• Confirm installation capacity

Operaciones

• Prioritise administration rollout queue• Confirm field deployment plan• Validate support process

Comercial

• Activate advertiser-sales programme• Validate media inventory packages• Prioritise qualified advertising opportunities

Gobernanza

• Activate investor reporting• Establish Day 0 baseline• Activate KPI Cockpit• Confirm monthly reporting process

Outputs de Fase 1

Track de completación de outputs, no de actividad. No reportar reuniones celebradas como outputs mayores salvo que resulten en una decisión o milestone medible.

Tecnología

Checklist de production-readiness materialmente avanzado / completado.

Hardware

Schedule de procurement aprobado.

Operaciones

Cola de rollout priorizada establecida.

Comercial

Plan inicial de activación de anunciantes operando.

Finanzas

Presupuesto de despliegue de capital aprobado activado.

Gobernanza

Baseline de KPI de inversor bloqueada.

Fase 2 — Activar

Objetivo primario: pasar de preparación a actividad comercial medible. Track Installed → Activated → Monetised. No foco exclusivo en volumen de instalación.

Installed→Activated→Monetised

Activación comercial

⚠ El objetivo es prueba de monetización, no solo prueba de despliegue.

Anunciantes

• Qualified advertisers• Proposals• Contracted campaigns• Campaigns live

Publicidad

• Active inventory• Fill• Realised CPM / price• Recognised advertising revenue

Administración

• Activated administrations• SaaS-paying administrations• Support requests

Fase 3 — Escalar

Objetivo primario: aumentar despliegue solo donde la evidencia operativa y comercial soporte aceleración. El despliegue de capital debe empezar a responder a evidencia operativa real.

Installation velocityActivation velocityMonetisation velocityAdvertising fillAdvertiser repeatRevenue / locationContribution / locationHardware utilisationSupport load

Scale gate

Antes de acelerar materialmente el despliegue de Fase 3, revisar. Si una o más áreas underperforman materialmente, dirección debe poder ralentizar el despliegue en lugar de seguir automáticamente el schedule original de gasto.

Plataforma

¿Estable para soportar localizaciones adicionales?

Operaciones

¿Puede el equipo instalar y soportar la siguiente ola?

Hardware

¿Está el inventario alineado con localizaciones programadas?

Comercial

¿Se está monetizando el inventario publicitario?

Economía

¿Se desarrollan las unit economics razonablemente contra BC 6.7?

Caja

¿Soporta la última previsión la aceleración?

Fase 4 — Validar

Objetivo primario: medir si la tesis de inversión empieza a convertirse en evidencia operativa repetible.

Network
Advertising
SaaS
Digital
Unit Economics
Financial
Cash

Tabla maestra de 100 días

⚠ No poblar objetivos numéricos salvo que ya existan en el plan operativo aprobado.

WorkstreamDay 0 Position30-Day Objective60-Day Objective90-Day ObjectiveDay 100 Evidence
Technology—————
Hardware—————
Rollout—————
Administration Activation—————
Advertising—————
SaaS—————
Digital—————
Finance—————
Cash—————
Governance—————

Ownership de milestones

Evitar dependencia excesiva a nivel individual. Usar ownership funcional donde sea apropiado.

MilestoneOwnerStatusDependencyEvidence
——NOT STARTED——

Mapa de dependencias

Permite entender retrasos causalmente en lugar de solo reportarlos.

Instalación de hardware

Depende de:

ProcurementLogisticsSite availabilityInstaller capacity

Activación comercial

Depende de:

Screen availabilityAdvertiser conversionCampaign operations

Monetización digital

Depende de:

App readinessUser adoptionLegal readinessTransaction architecture

Camino crítico de 100 días

Solo milestones donde el retraso afectaría materialmente la ejecución subsiguiente. No clasificar cada tarea como crítica.

Production readiness→Hardware availability→Administration onboarding→Installation capacity→Advertising commercialisation→Cash deployment

Tracking de despliegue de capital

Capital Available

—

Capital Committed

—

Capital Deployed

—

Capital Remaining

—

Spend→Output→KPI(Ej: hardware spend → unidades instaladas → activadas → monetizadas)

Vista de caja de 100 días

⚠ Usar BC 6.7 / última previsión aprobada. No crear un modelo de caja standalone de 100 días.

Opening cash

—

Investment proceeds

—

Planned deployment

—

Operating burn

—

Committed capex

—

Closing forecast cash

—

Updated runway

—

Ejecución tecnológica

Solo items launch / scale-critical.

ÁreaRequired BeforeEvidence of Completion
Production environment——
Monitoring——
Backup——
Security controls——
Ticket-validation stability——
Administration integration——
Device management——
Advertising delivery——
Reporting——

Ejecución de hardware

TipoOrderedDeliveredInstalledActiveRevenue-Producing
Reader—————
Rear display—————
Large display—————

Ejecución de red

Pipeline↓Scheduled↓Installed↓Activated↓Monetised↓Completed

⚠ Reportar conteo absoluto y conversión mensual / de periodo. No usar el perímetro potencial de 7.000 como progreso operacional.

Ejecución publicitaria

Target Accounts↓Qualified↓Proposal↓Contracted↓Live↓Repeat
FillRealised pricingRecognised revenue

⚠ El objetivo de 100 días es probar monetización repetible, no acumular propuestas.

Ejecución digital

Downloads↓Registered Users↓MAU↓Transactions↓Paying Users↓Recurring Behaviour

⚠ No celebrar downloads independientemente si el uso activo es débil.

Validación de unit economics

⚠ No forzar datos de etapa temprana en una conclusión de economía madura si la muestra no es representativa. Usar EARLY VALIDATION DATA donde sea apropiado.

Reader Advertising Revenue / Location

Model: —Actual: —

Rear Display Revenue / Location

Model: —Actual: —

Large Display Net Revenue / Location

Model: —Actual: —

SaaS / Paying Administration

Model: —Actual: —

Contribution / Monetised Location

Model: —Actual: —

Enfoque de cohortes

Para localizaciones activadas durante los primeros 100 días, empezar a trackear cohortes por fecha de activación: tiempo a monetización, ramp de ingresos, fill publicitario, contribución. No comparar una localización recién activada con una localización BC 6.7 madura sin ajustar por ramp.

Validación comercial de 100 días

Esto es validación, no un ejercicio de pass/fail.

¿Puede LOTOMIX activar localizaciones de forma consistente?

Evidence: —

¿Pueden las localizaciones activas generar ingresos publicitarios pagados?

Evidence: —

¿Pueden los anunciantes renovar o repetir?

Evidence: —

¿Puede la activación SaaS empezar a escalar?

Evidence: —

¿Puede la actividad de usuario convertirse en comportamiento monetizable?

Evidence: —

¿Puede la dirección desplegar capital sin exceder materialmente el plan?

Evidence: —

Watch items de 100 días

Solo poblar issues actuales.

Rollout delayHardware delayTechnology issueAdvertising fill below planCPM below planCash burn above planSaaS activation delayLegal dependency
IssueImpactActionOwnerNext Review
Sin watch items actuales identificados por dirección — sujetos a revisión operativa

Lógica de escalación

⚠ Si un milestone crítico es DELAYED o BLOCKED, requerir causa, impacto financiero, respuesta de dirección, timing actualizado e impacto en el siguiente milestone. No simplemente mover la fecha sin registrar por qué.

Cause→Financial Impact→Management Response→Updated Timing→Impact on Next Milestone

Disciplina de revisión de plan

Preservar Original 100-Day Objective y mostrar separadamente Current Expected Outcome si el plan cambia. No sobrescribir targets originales. Esto refleja el principio Budget → Actual → Forecast.

Original 100-Day ObjectivevsCurrent Expected Outcome

Conexión al roadmap

⚠ No cambiar milestones de diciembre 2026, marzo 2027 o abril 2027 sin evidencia operativa aprobada. Usar fecha de closing real y roadmap aprobado.

December 2026

Rollout comercial amplio

March 2027

Despliegue adicional de pantallas

April 2027

Aproximadamente 770 localizaciones completadas

Checkpoints de inversor

Day 30

Capital desplegado, deliverables mayores, rollout, comercial, técnico, riesgos, caja, próximas prioridades.

Day 60

Activación, monetización, unit economics tempranas, conversión de anunciantes, ejecución operativa, productividad de capital.

Day 90

Evidencia de escala, repetibilidad, real-vs-modelo, caja, próxima decisión de rollout.

Revisión de primeros 100 días

Debe convertirse en un major investor update.

What Was Planned
What Was Delivered
What Was Delayed
What Has Been Validated
What Remains Unproven
Capital Deployed
Financial Position
Current Forecast
Next 6-Month Priorities

No definir éxito solo por gasto

No recompensar dinero gastado, hardware pedido o personal contratado salvo que produzcan outputs operativos pretendidos. Foco en capacidad creada, localizaciones activadas, ingresos generados, evidencia producida.

No definir éxito solo por instalaciones

Un outcome fuerte de 100 días requiere progresión hacia monetización, no solo instalación de hardware. La instalación es un KPI intermedio.

Update de tesis a Day 100

Para cada tesis: evidencia al closing, nueva evidencia después de 100 días, próxima validación. No proporcionar un score global de inversión.

Update de riesgo a Day 100

Actualizar el Risk Register. Los riesgos pueden permanecer abiertos, aumentar, reducir, resolverse o generar nuevos. Preservar el registro original.

Reforecast financiero a Day 100

Solo si es apropiado y aprobado, usar evidencia actual de Day 100 para actualizar Current Forecast preservando Original BC 6.7 Investment Case. Mostrar cambios de supuestos mayores explícitamente.

Ejecución después del closing

Los primeros 100 días de LOTOMIX después de la inversión se gestionarán en torno a outputs medibles en lugar de solo gasto.

El despliegue de capital se vinculará a readiness tecnológica, activación de red, monetización comercial, validación de unit economics y liquidez.

El progreso se evaluará contra el caso de inversión original preservando visibilidad del rendimiento real y cualquier previsión revisada.

ASSUMPTIONS THAT MATTER · BC 6.7

Los supuestos que importan

El número limitado de drivers operativos que determinan materialmente el resultado financiero de LOTOMIX. Un inversor no debería necesitar entender cada línea de BC 6.7 antes de entender qué impulsa el resultado. Todos los valores provienen directamente de BC 6.7, sensibilidades adversas aprobadas y datos operativos verificados donde estén disponibles.

BC 6.7 · Management Forecast · Not AuditedNo New Financial Assumptions Created

⚠ Esta página NO crea un nuevo modelo financiero. No crea nuevos porcentajes de adverso. No usa valores del caso base como datos reales. No altera BC 6.7.

Core Driver Dashboard

Base Case from BC 6.7 · Downside from approved sensitivities · Actual from observed operating data. No upside column — focus is on what happens if assumptions are weaker.

Critical DriverBase CaseDownsideActualFinancial Impact

1. Rollout / Active Locations

Network Thesis

770 completed locations by Apr 2027

370 existing + 400 new readers · 770 rear 28" + 770 front 48" · 2,310 devices

SENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIREDHISTORICAL DATA AVAILABLE

370 installed

Existing reader estate (operating data). Activated / monetised counts NOT YET VALIDATED.

Revenue, EBITDA, cash / runway

2. Location Traffic

Network Thesis

800 visits / day

Implied by 240 interactions ÷ 30% capture rate

SENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIREDNOT YET VALIDATED

NOT YET VALIDATED

Telemetry / footfall data not yet available at network scale

Reader interactions, monetisable impressions, digital acquisition

3. Reader Capture / Interaction Rate

Network Thesis

30% capture → 240 interactions / day

800 visits × 30% = 240 readings/day (BC 6.7 ppiInteractionsPerDay)

SENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIREDNOT YET VALIDATED

NOT YET VALIDATED

Post-launch validation KPI once telemetry exists

Impressions, media inventory, reader advertising revenue

4. Advertising Fill

Advertising Thesis

Y1 exit 50% · Y2 exit 60% · Y3 exit 70%

BC 6.7 fill ramp (fillLaunchStart 15% → fillY1Exit 50% → fillY2Exit 60% → fillY3Exit 70%)

30% fill (approved sensitivity)

Year 2 net screen media: €2.23M at 30% fill vs €3.71M at 50% base (BC 6.7 fill sensitivity)

NOT YET VALIDATED

NOT YET VALIDATED

Campaign / platform data not yet available at scale

Available inventory → sold inventory → delivered paid campaigns

5. Realised CPM / Media Price

Advertising Thesis

€5.60 CPM (reader)

BC 6.7 ppiCpmEur = €5.60. Large-format uses slot price, not CPM.

SENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIREDNOT YET VALIDATED

NOT YET VALIDATED

Realised CPM requires paid campaign data — not yet available

Inventory × Fill × Realised Price = Advertising Revenue

6. Digital Adoption / MAU

Digital Thesis

40% monthly active rate

BC 6.7 monthlyActiveRate = 0.40. Registered users: 150.5K Y1, 263K Y2, 395K Y3.

SENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIREDNOT YET VALIDATED

NOT YET VALIDATED

App analytics not yet commercially available (launch 1 Dec 2026)

Transactions, app monetisation, membership conversion, communications inventory

7. Transaction / Paying Conversion

Digital Thesis

AI membership 1.5% · Peñas 3%

BC 6.7: aiMembershipConversion 1.5% (€25 ARPU), penasPayingConversion 3% (€8 ARPU). 15 tx/MAU/month is a planning reference requiring BC 6.7 reconciliation.

SENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIREDNOT YET VALIDATED

NOT YET VALIDATED

Conversion data requires post-launch app analytics

Digital monetisation validation — GTV ≠ Revenue

8. Deployment Cost / OPEX

Capital Efficiency Thesis

Y1 OPEX €0.91M · Hardware €300–€750/unit

PPI reader €300/unit · Rear 23.8" €300/unit · Front 43" €750/unit · Install €120/POS · Gobo €150/POS · Y1 OPEX €€908.8k

SENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIREDPARTIALLY VALIDATED

€225K software paid

Software programme: €225K paid to date, €375K future commitment (BC 6.7)

How quickly LOTOMIX scales × how efficiently it scales = EBITDA

Driver 1 — Rollout / Active Locations: tracked separately

Installed LocationsActivated LocationsMonetised LocationsCompleted Locations

The financially relevant driver is revenue-producing locations, not hardware installed.

Driver 4 — Advertising Fill: tracked separately

Reader (PPI)Rear Display (28")Large-Format (48")

Sold Inventory / Available Inventory — track separately where economically meaningful

Driver 6 — Digital Adoption / MAU: tracked separately

DownloadsRegistrationsMAU

Downloads ≠ MAU. Track separately.

Driver Equations

The central formula: Inventory × Fill × Realised Price = Advertising Revenue. Every driver flows into EBITDA and cash.

PHYSICAL ECONOMICS

Locations×Traffic×Interaction×Fill×Price×Media Revenue

DIGITAL ECONOMICS

Active Users×Usage×Conversion / Fee×Digital Revenue

COMPANY ECONOMICS

Revenue×Direct Costs×Central OPEX×EBITDA

CASH ECONOMICS

EBITDA×Capex / Working Capital×Cash Impact

Driver Chains — How Each Revenue Line Is Built

Every planning input is labelled MODEL ASSUMPTION until validated by observed data. GTV is never shown as company revenue.

Reader Economics (PPI)

800 visits/dayMODEL ASSUMPTION×30% captureMODEL ASSUMPTION=240 readings/dayBC 6.7×26 days/monthBC 6.7=6,240 readings/monthBC 6.7×2 monetisable impactsBC 6.7=12,480 impressions/monthBC 6.7×CPMBC 6.7 (€5.60 base)=Reader Advertising RevenueMODELLED

Label every planning input MODEL ASSUMPTION until validated. This makes reader economics transparent rather than hidden inside BC 6.7.

Reader CPM Reference — ~370 readers

€6

CPM

€19.4k

/ month

€7

CPM

€22.6k

/ month

€8

CPM

€25.9k

/ month

€9

CPM

€29.1k

/ month

MODELLED REVENUE at 70% fill / 370 readers. BC 6.7 base case uses €5.60 CPM. Not current revenue.

Large-Display Economics (43" front screens)

ScreensBC 6.7×Paid SlotsBC 6.7×Realised PriceBC 6.7=Gross Advertising RevenueMODELLED
Gross Revenue×70% LOTOMIX Share=LOTOMIX Net Revenue
Gross Revenue×30% FENAMIX Share=FENAMIX Revenue

30% FENAMIX share applies to large-format (48") front-screen wholesale revenue ONLY. Do not apply the 70% factor to reader or rear-display revenue.

Digital Transaction Example

MAUBC 6.7×transactions per MAUPLANNING REF×average transaction valuePLANNING REF=GTVNOT REVENUE×0.5% feeSENSITIVITY=LOTOMIX transaction revenueSENSITIVITY

GTV ≠ Revenue. The 0.5% transaction fee is an upside sensitivity excluded from BC 6.7 base case until validated.

Peñas Driver Example

AdministrationsBC 6.7×Peñas per administrationBC 6.7×MembersBC 6.7×Average participationBC 6.7=GTVNOT REVENUE×LOTOMIX feeBC 6.7=LOTOMIX RevenueBC 6.7

Official lottery stakes remain GTV, not LOTOMIX revenue. Peñas technology/service revenue is the LOTOMIX line.

Driver → Financial Impact

Populated only from the approved BC 6.7 sensitivity model. Where BC 6.7 cannot isolate a driver, the impact is not estimated manually.

DriverChange vs BaseRevenue ImpactEBITDA ImpactCash / Runway
RolloutSlower rolloutSENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIREDSENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIREDSENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIRED
TrafficLower footfallSENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIREDSENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIREDSENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIRED
CaptureLower interaction rateSENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIREDSENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIREDSENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIRED
Fill30% vs 50% (Y2)€2.23M vs €3.71MLower contributionShorter runway
CPMLower realised priceSENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIREDSENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIREDSENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIRED
MAULower adoptionSENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIREDSENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIREDSENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIRED
ConversionLower paying conversionSENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIREDSENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIREDSENSITIVITY MODEL REQUIRED
Cost / OPEXHigher deployment costNo direct revenue impactLower marginHigher cash use

One-at-a-Time Sensitivity

Where BC 6.7 supports it, the investor can see the effect of changing a single driver in isolation. Drivers may not be independent if the detailed model links them.

Rollout onlyTraffic onlyFill onlyCPM onlyMAU onlyCost only

Detailed single-driver isolation requires the full BC 6.7 sensitivity engine. This dashboard shows where the model can isolate; BC 6.7 provides the math.

Combined Downside Scenario

Combined downside scenario must come from the approved BC 6.7 sensitivity model. Do not add individual downside impacts unless BC 6.7 mathematically supports doing so. Single-driver sensitivity ≠ Combined downside.

Validation, Measurement & Reforecast Discipline

As commercial data accumulates, assumptions become actual KPIs. The original BC 6.7 assumption is never overwritten.

What Changes First?

How frequently actual data should become measurable for each driver.

Rollout

Measured continuously / monthly

Deployment tracker

Traffic

Measured once telemetry exists

Footfall / telemetry

Fill

Measured campaign by campaign / monthly

Ad platform / CMS

CPM

Measured from paid campaigns

Campaign billing

MAU

Measured through app analytics

App analytics

Cost

Measured from procurement / finance

Procurement / finance

Reporting frequencies are not hard-coded where systems do not yet support them.

What Would Make Us Reforecast?

Management-approved trigger levels. Until thresholds are approved, the placeholder is shown — this prepares management discipline.

DriverOriginal AssumptionReforecast TriggerCurrent Status
Rollout770 by Apr 2027THRESHOLD TO BE APPROVEDPending
Fill50% Y1 exitTHRESHOLD TO BE APPROVEDPending
CPM€5.60 reader baseTHRESHOLD TO BE APPROVEDPending
MAU40% monthly activeTHRESHOLD TO BE APPROVEDPending
Deployment cost€300–€750/unitTHRESHOLD TO BE APPROVEDPending

Actual vs Model Evolution

As commercial data accumulates: Original BC 6.7 vs Actual vs Current Forecast. The original assumption is never overwritten.

DriverOriginal (BC 6.7)ActualCurrent Forecast
CPM€5.60 (BC 6.7)NOT YET VALIDATEDPending actual data
Fill50% Y1 exitNOT YET VALIDATEDPending actual data
MAU40% monthly activeNOT YET VALIDATEDPending actual data

This is the correct post-investment reporting structure. Example: Original CPM €5.60 → Actual CPM Y → Current Forecast CPM Z.

Why These Assumptions Matter

Each driver maps to a principal investment thesis. As assumptions become measured, forecast uncertainty falls.

Driver → Investment Thesis

Rollout

Network thesis

Fill / CPM

Advertising thesis

MAU / Conversion

Digital thesis

Deployment cost / OPEX

Capital efficiency / operating leverage thesis

Link to Value Creation

Model Assumption↓Actual Measurement↓Repeated Evidence↓Reduced Forecast Uncertainty

This connects the downside concern ("what if the assumptions are wrong?") with the broader de-risking framework: each assumption that becomes measured evidence reduces forecast uncertainty.

Link to KPI Cockpit

Actual versions of these drivers should also appear in the Investor KPI Cockpit — activated locations, fill, realised CPM, MAU, revenue, deployment cost. This ensures assumptions gradually become actual KPIs.

What Drives LOTOMIX?

The financial outcome is primarily driven by how quickly LOTOMIX converts locations into monetised capacity, how effectively that inventory is sold, how users engage with the digital ecosystem and how efficiently the company deploys capital while scaling.

BC 6.7 contains the detailed driver model; this dashboard isolates the assumptions that investors should monitor most closely.

WHICH ASSUMPTIONS REALLY MATTER — AND WHAT HAPPENS IF THEY ARE WRONG?

Understandable in less than two minutes.

Cross-References

FINANCIALS · BC 6.7

BC 6.7 — September 2026 / Waterhouse / Investment Committee

Modelo institucional integrado de 36 meses con 370 lectores PPI operativos, circuito Fase 1 de 770 POS, 400 lectores adicionales, 770 pantallas traseras de 23,8", 770 pantallas frontales de 43", 200.000 tarjetas NFC como overlay separado, OPEX basado en drivers, sin repago de equity y €0 de subvención en el caso base. Las cifras son proyecciones de dirección y están sujetas a revisión inversora, legal, operativa y financiera salvo indicación expresa de auditoría.

BC 6.7 · Management Forecast · Not AuditedPending Independent Financial Validation

⚠ Previsión de dirección BC 6.7. No auditada. No constituye asesoramiento financiero ni valoración formal. BC 6.7 no incluye valoración formal.

1 · Resumen de la inversión

Investment & Use of Funds

Financiación contemplada

3.000.000 €

Modelo BC 6.7

Instrumento contemplado

Equity

Sin repago ni redención obligatoria

Entidad receptora

Por confirmar

Ver documentación vigente

Hitos que financiará

Fase 1 + lanzamiento

770 POS, software, adquisición Sphere

Estado de la operación

Terms under discussion

Los términos de la ronda no están formalizados. El importe de €3M es un supuesto del modelo BC 6.7, no una oferta de inversión firmada.

Distinción de entidad receptora

No se supone que invertir en ASTERDAIL, LOTOMIX o PREMIA TECH GROUP represente la misma operación. La entidad receptora se identifica según la documentación vigente. Ver Corporate & Ownership para el detalle societario.

Fuente: BC 6.7 · LTX-DOC-FIN-BC67-001

2 · Estructura societaria

Estructura societaria

Diagrama sencillo. Se distingue marca comercial, sociedad y grupo. Las sociedades no se presentan como filiales ni las participaciones como actuales si solo forman parte de una estructura prevista.

Grupo / Holding

PREMIA TECH GROUP

Denominación legal por confirmar

Sociedad operativa

LOTOMIX

Red nacional de lotería conectada y retail media

Entidad receptora: por confirmar

Sociedad operativa

MAGNÆRA

Máquinas de vending inteligentes y NEXUS

Adquisición propuesta — pendiente de completar

SPHERE RADIO

370 lectores PPI desplegados. Integración en el Grupo tras cierre de adquisición.

Provisión BC 6.7: €450.000 — no completada

ASTERDAIL es la marca comercial del portal; PREMIA TECH GROUP es el grupo; LOTOMIX y MAGNÆRA son sociedades operativas. La estructura mostrada distingue marca, sociedad y grupo.

3 · Uso de fondos

Uso de fondos — BC 6.7

Categorías comprensibles. El desglose detallado se conserva bajo el desplegable. La caja disponible no se contabiliza como gasto.

Adquisición de Sphere y necesidades asociadas

450.000 €

Periodo

Cierre de adquisición (previsto 2026-2027)

Fuente

BC 6.7 · CAPEX · capexSphereAcquisition

Hito asociado

Cierre de adquisición Sphere

Hardware

1.144.500 €

Periodo

Procurement Fase 1 (nov 2026 – mar 2027)

Fuente

BC 6.7 · CAPEX · unitCosts

Hito asociado

Entrega de hardware para 770 POS

Instalación y logística

227.200 €

Periodo

Despliegue Fase 1 (mar – abr 2027)

Fuente

BC 6.7 · CAPEX · installation + gobo + other

Hito asociado

770 localizaciones instaladas (14 abr 2027)

Software y servicios tecnológicos

375.000 €

Periodo

Compromiso futuro (nov 2026 – abr 2027)

Fuente

BC 6.7 · SOFTWARE_COSTS · softwareFutureCommitment

Hito asociado

Hardening de lanzamiento y integración

Necesidades operativas y liquidez

1.124.373 €(caja, no gasto)

Periodo

Caja de cierre del año de lanzamiento

Fuente

BC 6.7 · Annual Summary · closingCash

Hito asociado

Caja operativa tras Fase 1

Uso de caja de lanzamiento (CAPEX + compromiso software): 2.183.768 €. Caja de cierre año 1: 1.124.373 €. Total financiación: 3.000.000 €.

4 · Conciliación con los €3M

Conciliación con los €3M

No se fuerzan las partidas de gasto a sumar €3M si parte de la financiación permanece como caja. El OPEX acumulado de 36 meses no se presenta como gasto financiado íntegramente por la ronda: se consideran los ingresos y flujos operativos previstos.

Financiación recibida (equity)

Supuesto BC 6.7 — no formalizado

3.000.000 €

Desembolsos iniciales (CAPEX + software)

Uso de caja de lanzamiento

−2.183.768 €

Contribución operativa (EBITDA año 1)

Ingresos operativos previstos, no financiación

360.094 €

Liquidez disponible (caja cierre año 1)

Caja, no un gasto

1.124.373 €

✓ Conciliación: 3.000.000 € − 2.183.768 € + 360.094 € − 51.953 € = 1.124.373 €

OPEX de 36 meses no financiado íntegramente por la ronda

El OPEX del año de lanzamiento (908.843 €) se cubre con la financiación y los ingresos operativos previstos (1.427.578 €). El OPEX acumulado de 36 meses no se presenta como gasto financiado íntegramente por la ronda de €3M. La conciliación respeta el calendario mensual de caja de BC 6.7.

5 · Evitar doble contabilización

Verificación de doble contabilización

Provisión Sphere de €450.000 aparece una sola vez

Incluida en CAPEX (450.000 €), no duplicada en otras partidas.

Verificado

Pagos de software ya realizados no se incluyen como desembolsos futuros

€225k pagado excluido; solo €375k compromiso futuro en uso de caja.

Verificado

Partidas de hardware no duplicadas entre CAPEX y costes de lanzamiento

Hardware (pantallas, lectores, NFC) clasificado en CAPEX; no duplicado en OPEX.

Verificado

Instalación, logística y servicios clasificados conforme al modelo

Instalación y gobo en CAPEX por POS; otros lanzamiento en CAPEX one-off.

Verificado

Caja disponible no contabilizada como gasto adicional

Caja de cierre (1.124.373 €) es liquidez, no gasto.

Verificado

✓ Todas las verificaciones superadas — sin doble contabilización detectada

6 · Condiciones y dependencias

Condiciones y dependencias

Se distinguen compromisos contractuales de presupuestos y estimaciones. Una asignación del modelo no se presenta como obligación contractual sin documentación.

Cierre de financiación

Compromiso contractualTerms under discussion

Desembolso

€3M equity (supuesto del modelo)

Depende de

Acuerdo de inversión firmado

Adquisición de Sphere

Compromiso contractualPropuesta — pendiente de cierre

Desembolso

€450k (provisión CAPEX)

Depende de

Acuerdo de adquisición firmado, financiación completada

Pedidos y entregas de hardware

PresupuestoPOs pendientes de carga

Desembolso

€928.5k hardware + €216k NFC

Depende de

POs firmadas con proveedores (Guangzhou Licon y otros)

Instalaciones

Presupuesto770 POS objetivo 14 abr 2027

Desembolso

€207.9k instalación + gobo + €19.3k otros

Depende de

Hardware entregado, equipos de instalación, coordinación FENAMIX

Entrega tecnológica

Compromiso contractualEn ejecución — hardening de lanzamiento

Desembolso

€375k compromiso futuro (€225k ya pagado)

Depende de

Contrato de software, hitos de entrega

Activación comercial

EstimaciónFase retail operativa; consumer en desarrollo

Desembolso

Cubierto por OPEX operativo (no CAPEX)

Depende de

Establecimientos instalados, app consumer, campañas

7 · Términos de inversión

Términos de inversión

Terms under discussion

Los términos de la ronda no están formalizados. No se calcula una participación definitiva.

TérminoValorEstado
Importe de la ronda3.000.000 €Supuesto modelo
Valoración pre-moneyPor confirmarTerms under discussion
Valoración post-moneyPor confirmarTerms under discussion
Participación resultanteNo calculadaTerms under discussion
Derechos y condicionesBajo discusiónTerms under discussion

No usar valor ilustrativo del Año 3 como valoración actual

El enterprise value ilustrativo del Año 3 (EBITDA × múltiplo de precedentes) es una referencia estratégica, no una valoración actual de la ronda. No se utiliza como valoración pre-money ni post-money.

Documento de referencia: Term Sheet Draft (Waterhouse) — borrador, no firmado.

8 · Contacto profesional

Contacto profesional

ÁB

Ángel Blázquez

CEO

Denominación corporativa correspondiente(por confirmar en documentación vigente)

Email corporativo verificado(pendiente de confirmación)

Las referencias a direcciones iCloud se sustituyen cuando existe un correo corporativo confirmado. No se inventan direcciones de correo.

9 · Verificación

Verificación

Importes reconcilian con BC 6.7

Financiación 3.000.000 € = supuesto BC 6.7. Uso de caja 2.183.768 € = CAPEX año 1.

Estructura actual distinguida de estructura prevista

Sphere marcada como adquisición propuesta, no como filial actual. Participaciones previstas no presentadas como actuales.

Entidad receptora no presumida

No se supone que ASTERDAIL, LOTOMIX o PREMIA TECH GROUP sean la misma operación.

Términos no formalizados identificados

Terms under discussion. No se calcula participación definitiva ni se usa EV Año 3.

OPEX 36 meses no presentado como financiado por la ronda

OPEX año 1 (908.843 €) cubierto por financiación + ingresos operativos (1.427.578 €).

Pagos de software no duplicados

€225k pagado excluido de necesidades futuras; solo €375k compromiso futuro.

✓ Verificación completada — importes reconcilian con BC 6.7 y estructura actual/distinta de la prevista

Modelo Financiero BC 6.7

BC 6.7 — September 2026 / Waterhouse / Investment Committee

Modelo institucional integrado de 36 meses con 370 lectores PPI operativos, 770 POS de Fase 1, 400 lectores adicionales, 770 pantallas traseras de 23,8", 770 pantallas frontales de 43", 200.000 tarjetas NFC como overlay separado, OPEX basado en drivers, sin repago de equity y €0 de subvención en el caso base.

Período: Nov 2026 – Oct 2029Moneda: EURPrevisión de dirección · No auditado

Modelo de Previsión y Gestión Interactivo

Este modelo es una previsión de gestión interactiva para revisión privada de inversores. NO está auditado. Los resultados de valuación son indicativos y dependen de supuestos, ejecución del despliegue, tasa de ocupación de medios, CPM, contratos, validación legal e implementación técnica. Las estimaciones de CPM e impactos requieren validación de medios independiente. Las cifras financieras se basan en documentación fuente actual y están sujetas a revisión de inversor, legal y financiera. Todas las cifras están pendientes de validación financiera a menos que estén marcadas como documentadas en fuente.

770

POS Fase 1

370 existentes + 400 lectores nuevos

370

Lectores iniciales

Dato operativo

770 + 770

Capas de pantalla

Procurement / despliegue Fase 1

€1.428M

Revenue Año Lanzamiento

BC 6.7 · Nov-26–Oct-27

€0.360M

EBITDA Año Lanzamiento

25,22% margen

€10.213M

Revenue Año 3

BC 6.7 previsión de dirección

€7.276M

EBITDA Año 3

71,23% margen

€0.621M

Caja mínima

Dashboard BC 6.7

Estado de valoración — no se incluye valoración formal

BC 6.7 actualiza el forecast financiero y la evidencia para comité de inversión. No constituye valoración formal, fairness opinion ni recomendación de inversión.

Resumen anual BC 6.7

Valores exactos del modelo · EUR · Previsión de dirección no auditada

MétricaAño 1Año 2Año 3
POS activos al cierre77023703370
POS completos de 3 pantallas77023703370
Usuarios registrados al cierre150.500263.375395.063
TOTAL REVENUE1.427.577,90 €5.206.174,81 €10.213.460,96 €
Coste de ventas158.641,22 €467.652,27 €911.847,14 €
Beneficio bruto1.268.936,68 €4.738.522,54 €9.301.613,82 €
OPEX total908.842,80 €1.681.112,75 €2.026.083,94 €
EBITDA360.093,88 €3.057.409,79 €7.275.529,88 €
Margen EBITDA25.22%58.73%71.23%
D&A452.920,24 €764.708,00 €1.177.646,00 €
EBIT-92.826,36 €2.292.701,79 €6.097.883,88 €
Provisión fiscal51.952,53 €573.175,45 €1.524.470,97 €
Beneficio neto-144.778,89 €1.719.526,35 €4.573.412,91 €
CAPEX total2.183.768,34 €2.604.931,66 €1.620.000,00 €
Free Cash Flow-1.875.626,99 €-120.697,31 €4.131.058,91 €
Caja al cierre1.124.373,01 €1.003.675,70 €5.134.734,61 €

Despliegue de red — 36 meses

Despliegue Fase 1 — 770 POS activos / circuito completo de 2.310 dispositivos antes del 14 de abril de 2027

Mes 1

Nov 2026

370

POS activos

0

circuitos 3 pantallas

Mes 2

Dec 2026

370

POS activos

0

circuitos 3 pantallas

Mes 3

Jan 2027

370

POS activos

0

circuitos 3 pantallas

Mes 4

Feb 2027

370

POS activos

0

circuitos 3 pantallas

Mes 5

Mar 2027

646

POS activos

530

circuitos 3 pantallas

Mes 6

Apr 2027

770

POS activos

770

circuitos 3 pantallas

Mes 7

May 2027

770

POS activos

770

circuitos 3 pantallas

Mes 12

Oct 2027

770

POS activos

770

circuitos 3 pantallas

Mes 24

Oct 2028

2370

POS activos

2370

circuitos 3 pantallas

Mes 36

Oct 2029

3370

POS activos

3370

circuitos 3 pantallas

El objetivo de Fase 1 de 770 localizaciones parte de 370 lectores PPI operativos más 400 lectores nuevos. La monetización de pantallas traseras y frontales comienza progresivamente desde marzo de 2027 a medida que las ubicaciones entran en operación. La expansión a 2.370 y 3.370 POS sigue siendo una previsión de despliegue de dirección sujeta a sitios firmados, suministro de hardware, capacidad de instalación, coordinación FENAMIX y ejecución comercial.

Streams de ingresos — Year 1

¿Quién paga, por qué paga y qué retiene LOTOMIX? Ver explicación principal del modelo de ingresos.

Revenue retenido de screen media

PPI + rear 28-inch + front 48-inch retained economics

872.757,34 €

Tarifas plataforma / WebApp

Active POS fee schedule

247.340,00 €

Revenue Peñas

Technology/service revenue separated from lottery stakes

117.024,00 €

Revenue membresía IA

1.5% conversion and €25 ARPU assumption

182.850,00 €

Revenue notificaciones / mailings

Consent, delivery and CPM-dependent

7606,56 €

TOTAL REVENUE Year 1

1.427.577,90 €

Reparto FENAMIX 70/30 — alcance

FENAMIX participa únicamente en el revenue publicitario wholesale de pantallas frontales de 48 pulgadas al 30%. La publicidad PPI, pantallas traseras, tarifas de plataforma, suscripciones, Peñas, notificaciones y economía NFC quedan fuera del revenue-share FENAMIX en el modelo actual.

Retención efectiva LOTOMIX: 49% (80% × 70%)

OPEX basado en drivers

Año 1

908.842,80 €

Payroll

Minimum operating team + ramp

663.200,00 €

Fixed central overhead

Base overhead

45.725,00 €

Cloud / DevOps / monitoring

Usage + revenue-linked proxy

19.198,43 €

Field maintenance

Active POS

87.972,00 €

Customer service

User / POS capacity

24.500,00 €

Replacement reserve

Hardware reserve

8247,38 €

Grant administration

New POS administration

60.000,00 €

Año 2

1.681.112,75 €

Payroll

Scaled operating team

927.000,00 €

Fixed central overhead

Scaled central overhead

78.486,00 €

Cloud / DevOps / monitoring

Usage + revenue-linked proxy

52.061,75 €

Field maintenance

Active POS

235.488,00 €

Customer service

User / POS capacity

126.000,00 €

Replacement reserve

Hardware reserve

22.077,00 €

Grant administration

New POS administration

240.000,00 €

Año 3

2.026.083,94 €

Payroll

Scaled operating team

954.810,00 €

Fixed central overhead

Scaled central overhead

80.840,58 €

Cloud / DevOps / monitoring

Usage + revenue-linked proxy

102.134,61 €

Field maintenance

Active POS

419.016,00 €

Customer service

User / POS capacity

280.000,00 €

Replacement reserve

Hardware reserve

39.282,75 €

Grant administration

New POS administration

150.000,00 €

El impuesto de sociedades está modelizado como previsión de dirección y permanece sujeto a revisión contable y fiscal.

La D&A procede del modelo y debe reconciliarse con la política final de capitalización de hardware, software y activos vinculados a la adquisición.

CAPEX

Sphere acquisition & clean-up

450.000,00 €

Software future commitment

375.000,00 €

Rear 28-inch display

300,00 €/unit

Additional PPI reader

300,00 €/unit

Front 48-inch screen

750,00 €/unit

Installation

120,00 €/POS

Exterior / gobo activation

150,00 €/POS

Initial 200k NFC cards

216.000,00 €

Año 1

2.183.768,34 €

Año 2

2.604.931,66 €

Año 3

1.620.000,00 €

El uso de caja de lanzamiento BC 6.7 incluye adquisición/regularización de Sphere, procurement de hardware, instalación, activación exterior, finalización/seguridad/integración de software y el tramo inicial de 200.000 tarjetas NFC.

Hitos de rentabilidad y liquidez

EBITDA mensual positivo

Mes 6

Apr 2027

EBIT y beneficio neto positivo

Mes 7

May 2027

Caja mínima al cierre

Mes 18

Apr 2028

620.666,50 €

FCF mensual positivo

Mes 7

May 2027

La Fase 1 se completa el 14 de abril de 2027. El EBITDA mensual se vuelve positivo en abril de 2027; el FCF mensual se vuelve positivo en mayo de 2027. La caja mínima se produce en abril de 2028 en el modelo de cash-flow BC 6.7.

Financiación

Equity inicial

€3.0M

Repago principal

€0

Redención obligatoria

No

Repago Month 12

No

€3.0 million equity financing case with no principal repayment or mandatory redemption.

Sensibilidad de subvención

Caso base

€0

Excluido hasta concesión formal

Caso medio

1.925.000,00 €

€5,000/POS · 50% success · 770 POS

Caso upside

5.390.000,00 €

€10,000/POS · 70% success · 770 POS

Las subvenciones permanecen excluidas de ingresos y liquidez hasta concesión formal. Las sensibilidades no forman parte del caso base.

Sensibilidad de fill Year 2

Fill 30%

2.226.586,14 €

Revenue media neta

Fill 50%

3.710.976,90 €

Revenue media neta

Fill 70%

5.195.367,65 €

Revenue media neta

Qué cambió con BC 6.7

BC 6.4: 500-POS initial network

→

BC 6.7: 770-location Phase 1 circuit by 14 Apr 2027

BC 6.4: 130 new readers

→

BC 6.7: 400 additional PPI readers + 770 rear displays + 770 front screens

BC 6.4: July 2026–June 2029 period

→

BC 6.7: Launch Year Nov-26–Oct-27, then Year 2 and Year 3

BC 6.4: Year 3 revenue €19.27M

→

BC 6.7: Year 3 revenue €10.21M with more conservative assumptions

BC 6.4: Year 3 EBITDA €15.58M

→

BC 6.7: Year 3 EBITDA €7.28M with updated launch cash and costs

NFC as long-term acquisition concept

→

Initial 200,000-card NFC overlay disclosed separately and excluded from core P&L

Caveats de due diligence

•

Figures are management forecasts and are not audited.

•

BC 6.7 should be the only active financial source shown to investors; BC 6.4 and BC 6.3 must remain archived.

•

NFC/Peñas overlay is excluded from the core P&L until legal, pricing, conversion and pilot assumptions are validated.

•

FENAMIX 30% participation applies only to wholesale 48-inch front-screen advertising revenue.

•

Rear/front installed counts, supplier quotes, payment rails, proof-of-play methodology and legal structure remain key diligence items.

Registro de fuentes

BC 6.7 workbook

Current

LOTOMIX_BC_6_7.xlsx

Tratamiento: Sole active financial model for investor-facing KPIs

Próxima evidencia: Upload signed source workbook to Data Room

Executive memo

Current

LOTOMIX_BC_6_7_Executive_Memo_Waterhouse

Tratamiento: Narrative explanation of BC 6.7 changes, timeline and use of funds

Próxima evidencia: Upload final memo PDF/DOCX to Data Room

Business breakdown

Current

PremiaTech September 2026 breakdown

Tratamiento: Monetisation architecture, revenue streams and source-register update

Próxima evidencia: Upload final deck and PDF

BC 6.4

Archived

July 2026 Waterhouse model

Tratamiento: Superseded by BC 6.7; retained for audit trail only

Próxima evidencia: Mark as archived / do not use for current KPIs

BC 6.3

Superseded

Legacy model

Tratamiento: Historical reference only; do not use for current KPIs or valuation

Próxima evidencia: Keep archived with warning

Matriz de evidencia

MétricaHojaValor portalEstadoPróximo doc
Opening reader estateAssumptions / Deployment370 readersOperating dataReader inventory and installation evidence
Phase 1 POS targetDeployment / Launch Timeline770 POSManagement planSupplier, installation and site activation evidence
Launch-Year revenueAnnual Summary€1.428MForecastBC 6.7 source workbook
Launch-Year EBITDAAnnual Summary€0.360MForecastBC 6.7 source workbook
Year 3 revenueAnnual Summary€10.213MForecastBC 6.7 source workbook
Year 3 EBITDAAnnual Summary€7.276MForecastBC 6.7 source workbook
Launch cash useAnnual Summary / Procurement€2.184MManagement planSupplier quotes, PO and installation plan
NFC overlayNFC_200K_OVERLAY€425k retained before direct costsExcluded sensitivityPilot, legal and pricing validation

Riesgos BC 6.7

BC 6.7 no está auditado

Supuesto: Management forecast pending independent validation

Prob: HighImpacto: High

La Fase 1 depende de plazos de proveedor e instalación

Supuesto: Hardware available Madrid by 1 Mar 2027 and 45-day installation window

Prob: MediumImpacto: High

Los supuestos de media fill y tarifas requieren validación comercial

Supuesto: Launch-year exit fill 50%, Y2 60%, Y3 70%

Prob: MediumImpacto: High

Estructura legal y pricing de Peñas/NFC pendiente de validación

Supuesto: NFC overlay excluded from core P&L

Prob: MediumImpacto: Medium

Integración técnica y pasarelas de pago siguen siendo camino crítico

Supuesto: Software future commitment €375k after €225k paid

Prob: MediumImpacto: High

BC 6.7 portal synchronisation

September 2026 BC 6.7 supersedes BC 6.4 as the active investor-facing financial model.

1.Updated active model version to BC 6.7 / September 2026.
2.Updated Phase 1 from 500 POS to 770 active POS / 2,310-device full circuit.
3.Updated Launch Year, Year 2 and Year 3 revenue, EBITDA, net income, FCF and cash KPIs.
4.Added initial 200,000-card NFC overlay as a separate non-core-P&L sensitivity.
5.Updated software commitment: €600k programme, €225k paid to date, €375k future commitment.
6.Archived BC 6.4 and BC 6.3 as historical references only.

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FUNDING → MILESTONES BRIDGE · LÓGICA DE INVERSIÓN

Funding → Milestones Bridge

Cómo la inversión propuesta convierte los activos existentes de LOTOMIX en escala comercial medible.

LOTOMIX no capta capital para validar el concepto inicial. La financiación actual pretende convertir una relación de red existente, infraestructura desplegada, tecnología desarrollada y pipeline de rollout actual en una operación comercial más amplia.

El despliegue de capital debe evaluarse, por tanto, frente a hitos operacionales medibles más que frente al gasto en solitario.

No se implica que el riesgo de ejecución esté eliminado.

PUENTE VISUAL — LÓGICA COMPLETA EN ~60 SEGUNDOS

Posición de partidaDespliegue de capitalHitoRiesgo reducidoEvidencia
Fase 1 — Preparación de lanzamiento comercialCompletar los requisitos inmediatos para el rollout comercial amplioRollout comercial amplio objetivo durante diciembre 2026.Riesgo de ejecución de producto / lanzamiento.
Production release →
Live administrations →
Fase 2 — Expansión de redFinanciar la transición de la huella existente hacia un estate operativo sustancialmente mayorDespliegue adicional de pantallas desde marzo 2027; aproximadamente 770 ubicaciones completadas objetivo abril 2027 (objetivo de dirección, no un recuento de instalaciones contratadas existentes).Riesgo de rollout / despliegue.
Live location count →
Completed installations →
Fase 3 — Monetización publicitariaConvertir el estate físico en una red publicitaria digital medibleSeguir % de pantallas activas comercialmente, ocupación / fill publicitario, CPM realizado, número de anunciantes activos, tasa de anunciantes recurrentes, renovación de campañas e ingresos publicitarios mensuales. Economía realizada, no valor bruto de inventario.Riesgo de monetización publicitaria.
Executed advertiser contracts →
Campaign records →
Fase 4 — Monetización digital / appEscalar el ecosistema digital orientado al consumidor y activar líneas adicionalesSeguir por separado: descargas, usuarios registrados, MAU, volumen transaccional, GTV, revenue LOTOMIX, miembros pagadores, conversión a membresía y participación de peñas. Las descargas no sustituyen usuarios activos; el GTV no sustituye el revenue LOTOMIX.Riesgo de adopción de consumidor / monetización digital.
App / digital metrics →
Transaction volume / GTV →
Fase 5 — Palanca operativaDemostrar que la escala produce un modelo operativo progresivamente más fuerte.Seguir ingresos por ubicación activa, ingresos publicitarios por pantalla, ingresos SaaS por administración pagadora, margen de contribución, OPEX mensual, EBITDA, cash burn, runway, capital circulante y conversión de caja. Acercarse a sostenibilidad de caja operativa / break-even EBITDA según BC 6.7 (fecha y economía aprobadas tomadas directamente de BC 6.7 — no inventadas aquí).Riesgo de financiación / sostenibilidad.
BC 6.7 →
Cash-flow analysis →

PHASE 0 — POSITION AT INVESTMENT

Posición existente antes del nuevo despliegue de capital

Red

  • Relación comercial FENAMIX
  • Perímetro potencial de red ~7.000 puntos
  • ~370 ubicaciones con lector existentes
  • 1.200+ ubicaciones en pipeline de interés / rollout

Tecnología

  • Plataforma software LOTOMIX desarrollada
  • Funcionalidad de validación de tickets
  • Arquitectura backend
  • Trabajo de integración con administraciones
  • Pruebas operativas en curso

Infraestructura física

  • Huella de lectores A1D / PPI existente
  • Arquitectura de hardware actual
  • Infraestructura de pantallas publicitarias definida y parcialmente desplegada

Arquitectura comercial

  • Múltiples líneas de ingresos identificadas
  • Modelo publicitario
  • SaaS
  • Transacciones
  • Monetización de app
  • Membresías
  • Peñas

Preparación de inversión

  • Modelo financiero BC 6.7 actual
  • Sensibilidades adverso / base / favorable
  • Roadmap de rollout comercial actual
  • Materiales de inversión Waterhouse y due diligence

POSICIÓN ACTUAL — ACTIVOS EXISTENTES / DESARROLLO / INFRAESTRUCTURA DESPLEGADA

No se muestran ingresos proyectados en este bloque.

Fase 1 — Preparación de lanzamiento comercial

NEAR-TERM EXECUTION MILESTONE

Objetivo de capital

Completar los requisitos inmediatos para el rollout comercial amplio: desarrollo final de software, hardening de plataforma, escalabilidad backend, onboarding de administraciones, procurement de hardware, inventario, operaciones de instalación, activación de equipo comercial, preparación de ventas publicitarias y capital circulante.

Hito objetivo

Rollout comercial amplio objetivo durante diciembre 2026.

Riesgo principal reducido

Riesgo de ejecución de producto / lanzamiento.

Evidencia de consecución

Fase 2 — Expansión de red

MANAGEMENT ROLLOUT TARGET

Objetivo de capital

Financiar la transición de la huella existente hacia un estate operativo sustancialmente mayor: lectores adicionales, pantallas traseras, pantallas LOTOADS de gran formato, logística de instalación, activación de administraciones, soporte de campo, conectividad y capacidad de mantenimiento.

Hito objetivo

Despliegue adicional de pantallas desde marzo 2027; aproximadamente 770 ubicaciones completadas objetivo abril 2027 (objetivo de dirección, no un recuento de instalaciones contratadas existentes).

Riesgo principal reducido

Riesgo de rollout / despliegue.

Evidencia de consecución

Fase 3 — Monetización publicitaria

COMMERCIAL VALIDATION

Objetivo de capital

Convertir el estate físico en una red publicitaria digital medible: adquisición de anunciantes, ventas de medios, gestión de campañas, infraestructura de ad-serving, uso de pantalla, reporting, medición y relaciones con agencias / marcas.

Hito objetivo

Seguir % de pantallas activas comercialmente, ocupación / fill publicitario, CPM realizado, número de anunciantes activos, tasa de anunciantes recurrentes, renovación de campañas e ingresos publicitarios mensuales. Economía realizada, no valor bruto de inventario.

Riesgo principal reducido

Riesgo de monetización publicitaria.

Evidencia de consecución

Fase 4 — Monetización digital / app

GROWTH / MONETISATION MILESTONE

Objetivo de capital

Escalar el ecosistema digital orientado al consumidor y activar líneas adicionales: adquisición de usuarios de app, activación de cuentas, escaneo / almacenamiento de tickets, funcionalidad wallet donde sea legal y técnicamente aplicable, funcionalidad peñas, suscripciones / membresías, monetización transaccional y de comunicaciones.

Hito objetivo

Seguir por separado: descargas, usuarios registrados, MAU, volumen transaccional, GTV, revenue LOTOMIX, miembros pagadores, conversión a membresía y participación de peñas. Las descargas no sustituyen usuarios activos; el GTV no sustituye el revenue LOTOMIX.

Riesgo principal reducido

Riesgo de adopción de consumidor / monetización digital.

Evidencia de consecución

Fase 5 — Palanca operativa

FINANCIAL INFLECTION

Objetivo de capital

Demostrar que la escala produce un modelo operativo progresivamente más fuerte.

Hito objetivo

Seguir ingresos por ubicación activa, ingresos publicitarios por pantalla, ingresos SaaS por administración pagadora, margen de contribución, OPEX mensual, EBITDA, cash burn, runway, capital circulante y conversión de caja. Acercarse a sostenibilidad de caja operativa / break-even EBITDA según BC 6.7 (fecha y economía aprobadas tomadas directamente de BC 6.7 — no inventadas aquí).

Riesgo principal reducido

Riesgo de financiación / sostenibilidad.

Evidencia de consecución

Fase 6 — Opcionalidad de escala

OPORTUNIDAD DE DIRECCIÓN A MÁS LARGO PLAZO

Solo tras los hitos anteriores: expansión más allá de 770 ubicaciones, mayor penetración del estate FENAMIX, progresión hacia el objetivo de 3.370 ubicaciones a más largo plazo, mayor inventario publicitario, mayor base de consumidores, monetización adicional de producto y alianzas estratégicas. La expansión a largo plazo no se presenta como parte del estate desplegado existente.

CAPITAL AT WORK

01

Producto

Capital desplegado: Finalización de plataforma, fiabilidad y escalabilidad.

Resultado: Plataforma operativa desplegable comercialmente.

02

Red

Capital desplegado: Hardware, instalaciones y activación de administraciones.

Resultado: Mayor huella física activa.

03

Publicidad

Capital desplegado: Capacidad de ventas, infraestructura de campañas y activación comercial.

Resultado: Inventario de pantallas monetizado.

04

Digital

Capital desplegado: Capacidad de crecimiento y monetización de app.

Resultado: Ecosistema activo de usuarios y transacciones.

05

Capital circulante

Capital desplegado: Inventario, timing de rollout y liquidez operativa.

Resultado: Capacidad de ejecutar el rollout sin constreñir el crecimiento.

MILESTONE GATES — MARCO DE MONITORIZACIÓN

1

Lanzamiento comercial

Evidencia requerida

  • Plataforma lista
  • Administraciones activas
  • Hardware operativo
  • Primera actividad comercial
2

Escala de despliegue

Evidencia requerida

  • Expansión de ubicaciones
  • Instalación de hardware
  • Telemetría en vivo
  • Adopción de administraciones
3

Validación publicitaria

Evidencia requerida

  • Anunciantes activos
  • Fill realizado
  • CPM
  • Ingresos recurrentes
4

Validación digital

Evidencia requerida

  • Usuarios activos
  • Actividad transaccional
  • Membresías / peñas pagadoras
5

Escala financiera

Evidencia requerida

  • Unit economics mejorando
  • Mayor margen de contribución
  • OPEX controlado
  • Camino hacia break-even

Qué la financiación NO debe interpretarse como

  • No financia 7.000 instalaciones inmediatas
  • No garantiza que el pipeline de 1.200+ se convierta totalmente
  • No garantiza el fill publicitario
  • No garantiza subvenciones públicas
  • No garantiza la adopción de usuarios
  • No garantiza el objetivo de rollout de abril 2027

La inversión proporciona los recursos necesarios para ejecutar frente a estas oportunidades y medir el rendimiento comercial resultante.

Punto de inflexión de inversión

Antes de la financiación

  • Acceso a red
  • Huella instalada existente
  • Tecnología
  • Pruebas actuales
  • Demanda de rollout
  • Arquitectura comercial

Tras financiación y ejecución exitosa

  • Red operativa más amplia
  • Inventario publicitario digital monetizado
  • Economía de plataforma recurrente
  • Actividad digital de consumidor
  • Unit economics medibles por ubicación
  • Incertidumbre de rollout y monetización sustancialmente reducida
Activos existentesCapitalDespliegueMonetizaciónPalanca operativa

Tabla de monitorización de dirección

· uso interno / restringido
HitoObjetivoRealDesv.EstadoEvidenciaPropietario
Huella de lectores existente (~370)~370~3700COMPLETEDOperations
Finalización de plataforma softwareProduction release——IN PROGRESSTechnology
Rollout comercial amplioDec 2026——NOT STARTEDCommercial
Despliegue adicional de pantallasMar 2027——NOT STARTEDOperations
Ubicaciones completadas~770 by Apr 2027——NOT STARTEDOperations
Validación publicitariaRealised fill / CPM——NOT STARTEDCommercial
Monetización digital / appMAU / paying members——NOT STARTEDDigital
Break-even EBITDA (BC 6.7)Per BC 6.7——NOT STARTEDFinance

Los hitos futuros no se marcan como ON TRACK salvo información de dirección que lo respalde.

ENLACES AL DATA ROOM

“Mi capital no desaparece en gasto corporativo general. Financia pasos específicos que pueden medirse, evidenciarse y compararse frente a la tesis de inversión.”

Continúa tu revisión

UNIT ECONOMICS BY LOCATION · DEL LA UNIDAD A LA RED

Unit Economics by Location

Desde una administración activada hasta la economía a escala de red.

MODEL RECONCILIATION REQUIRED — Esta sección usa los valores canónicos del Master KPI Registry (hardware 11,6"/23,8"/43", CPM lector €6–€9, SaaS €30/mes). El modelo BC 6.7 carga actualmente valores distintos (11,9"/28"/48", CPM €5,60, SaaS €40). La discrepancia está registrada en el Master KPI Registry. No se muestran figuras inconsistentes; los importes de red se reconcilian con BC 6.7 mediante timing, rampa y fill.

1 · DEFINIR LA UNIDAD ECONÓMICA

Una ubicación LOTOMIX activada puede contener varios componentes monetizables. La configuración completa desplegada:

11.6-inch

1 × Lector A1D / PPI

Interacción de ticket de lotería; lectura / validación de ticket; interfaz digital al cliente; impresiones publicitarias.

23.8-inch

1 × Pantalla trasera

Inventario publicitario digital continuo.

43-inch

1 × LOTOADS gran formato

Inventario publicitario de alta visibilidad.

1 ubicación completa = hasta 3 superficies publicitarias digitales.

No toda ubicación existente tiene actualmente las tres pantallas salvo evidencia de despliegue. Distíngase ubicación solo-lector de ubicación completa.

2 · PERFIL A — UBICACIÓN CON LECTOR EXISTENTE

Economía del lector A1D / PPI existente

800

visitas/día

30%

tasa de captura

240

lecturas/día

26

días operativos/mes

6,240

lecturas/mes

12,480

impresiones monetizables/mes

Rango de CPM modelizado actual: €6–€9. Ingresos publicitarios del lector = 12.480 impresiones / 1.000 × CPM.

Ingresos lector: €74.88 (CPM €6) – €112.32 (CPM €9) / mes

MODEL ASSUMPTIONS — mostrar ACTUAL por separado cuando exista telemetría

3 · PERFIL B — UBICACIÓN LOTOMIX COMPLETA

Economía de una ubicación completa (lector + trasera + gran formato + SaaS)

Publicidad lector

12.480 impresiones/mes × CPM realizado = ingresos lector. Base (CPM €7,5): €93.60/mes

Publicidad pantalla trasera

Slot 10 s · bucle 100 s · 10 posiciones · 10 h/día · 26 días/mes ≈ 9.360 pasadas/mes por pantalla.

Precio comercial BC 6.7 (no inventado del volumen de pasadas). Bruto mensual base: €112.32/mes

Publicidad gran formato (43")

10 posiciones · precio lista €40/slot/mes = €400 bruto. Escenarios de precio realizado: €320 / €280 / €240 / €200.

Cesion FENAMIX 30% aplica SOLO a gran formato: bruto − 30% = neto LOTOMIX.

Base: bruto €280.00 − FENAMIX €84.00 = neto €196.00/mes

El 30% FENAMIX NO se aplica a publicidad de lector ni a pantalla trasera.

4 · ECONOMÍA SaaS

Referencia SaaS actual: €30/mes por administración pagadora. Identificar: entidad pagadora, número de administraciones pagadoras, timing de activación y si SaaS es incremental al ingreso publicitario. No se aplica SaaS a ubicaciones inactivas o no pagadoras.

5 · WATERFALL DE REVENUE POR UBICACIÓN (BASE)

+ Publicidad lector€93.60
+ Publicidad pantalla trasera€112.32
+ Publicidad gran formato (neto)€196.00
+ SaaS€30.00
= Revenue LOTOMIX mensual por ubicación completa€431.92
− Costes operativos directos a nivel de ubicaciónPor BC 6.7 (no aislado a nivel de ubicación)
= Margen de contribución por ubicaciónMODEL RECONCILIATION REQUIRED

El coste directo a nivel de ubicación no está aislado en BC 6.7; la contribución se calcula a nivel de red en el modelo financiero. No se restar OPEX central aquí.

6 · BRUTO VS NETO

Gross Media Revenue (43")

€280.00/mes

− FENAMIX 30%

€84.00/mes

LOTOMIX Net Revenue (43")

€196.00/mes

No usar gasto bruto de anunciantes como revenue reconocido LOTOMIX.

7 · TRES ESCENARIOS ECONÓMICOS (UNA UBICACIÓN COMPLETA)

Métrica (mes)AdversoBaseFavorable
Revenue lector€74.88€93.60€112.32
Revenue pantalla trasera€78.62€112.32€129.17
Gran formato bruto€200.00€280.00€320.00
Cesion FENAMIX (30%)€60.00€84.00€96.00
Gran formato neto€140.00€196.00€224.00
SaaS€0.00€30.00€30.00
Total revenue LOTOMIX€293.50€431.92€495.49
Costes directosMODEL RECONCILIATION REQUIRED — coste directo no aislado en BC 6.7
ContribuciónMODEL RECONCILIATION REQUIRED — ver BC 6.7 a nivel de red

Adverso: tráfico/captura/CPM/fill menores, SaaS retrasado. Base: BC 6.7. Favorable: supuestos aprobados del modelo. No se crea escenario optimista nuevo.

8 · ESCALAR LA UNIT ECONOMICS

1

1 ubicación

Entender la unidad.

100

100 ubicaciones

Escala comercial inicial.

500

500 ubicaciones completas

1.500 pantallas (500 lectores + 500 traseras + 500 gran formato).

770

770 ubicaciones completadas

Objetivo de dirección — ~770 para abril 2027.

3,370

3.370 ubicaciones

Solo caso de gestión a largo plazo.

OBJETIVO A LARGO PLAZO — NO DESPLIEGUE ACTUAL

Run-rate ilustrativo a madurez completa (base): €431.92/ubicación/mes. No se multiplica automáticamente: BC 6.7 consolida con timing de rollout, rampa publicitaria, fill y activación SaaS. El run-rate × ubicaciones NO equivale al consolidado BC 6.7; la diferencia se explica por timing, rampa y ocupación.

9 · No usar multiplicación simple donde no es válida. El escalado de red contempla timing de rollout, instalaciones parciales, rampa publicitaria, fill distinto, timing de activación SaaS, onboarding escalonado, comisión FENAMIX e ingresos de app/transacción que no son atribuibles directamente a ubicaciones individuales. Los valores a escala de red deben reconciliarse con BC 6.7; si unit economics × ubicaciones ≠ BC 6.7, se explica por timing, rampa u ocupación — no se fuerza la coincidencia.

10 · PUENTE DE ECONOMÍA POR UBICACIÓN

Afluencia
Interacciones
Impresiones publicitarias
Ingresos publicitarios
+ SaaS / otros ingresos
Revenue LOTOMIX por ubicación
Costes directos
Contribución por ubicación

11 · ¿QUÉ MUEVE LA UNIT ECONOMICS?

Tráfico

Más tráfico cualificado aumenta el volumen de interacción disponible.

Tasa de captura

Mayor % de visitantes interactuando con el lector aumenta la actividad monetizable.

Fill publicitario

Mayor uso del inventario disponible aumenta el ingreso publicitario realizado.

CPM / precio realizado

Mayor precio efectivo de medios aumenta ingresos sin hardware adicional.

Configuración de pantallas

Una ubicación completa de 3 pantallas tiene mayor capacidad de monetización que una solo lector.

No implicar relaciones lineales donde BC 6.7 las modela de forma distinta.

12 · CURVA DE MADUREZ DE UBICACIÓN

1. Instalada

Hardware desplegado físicamente.

2. Activada

Administración operando la plataforma.

3. Monetizable

Inventario publicitario técnicamente disponible.

4. Comercialmente activa

Publicidad / SaaS generando ingresos.

5. Madura

Ubicación operando cerca de la economía base planificada.

Una ubicación instalada NO se cuenta automáticamente como ubicación totalmente monetizada.

13 · UNIT ECONOMICS REAL VS MODELADA

KPIModeloRealDesv.
Tráfico diario800——
Tasa de captura30%——
Impresiones12,480——
Fill publicitario———
CPM€6–€9——
Revenue publicitario€431.92——
SaaS€30.00——
Contribución———

Commercial validation data accumulating — no se fabrican resultados reales.

14 · LÓGICA DE BREAK-EVEN DE RED

Contribución por ubicación activa × número de ubicaciones comercialmente maduras debe cubrir la base de coste operativo central para alcanzar break-even operativo. Se usa solo la estructura OPEX aprobada de BC 6.7. No se calcula un nuevo recuento de ubicaciones de break-even salvo que el modelo subyacente lo soporte.

15 · PALANCA OPERATIVA

La palanca operativa de LOTOMIX depende de expandir el número de ubicaciones generadoras de ingresos más rápido que la base de coste operativo central.

Progresión BC 6.7 entre escala de red, ingresos, margen de contribución, OPEX y EBITDA — factual y basada en el modelo.

16 · ENLACES AL MODELO FINANCIERO

Comprensión, no duplicación: no se reproduce el modelo financiero completo aquí.

17 · EL MOTOR ECONÓMICO DE LOTOMIX

  • Una administración proporciona el punto físico de distribución.
  • El lector crea interacción con el cliente e inventario publicitario.
  • Las pantallas adicionales aumentan la capacidad de medios monetizable.
  • SaaS añade economía de plataforma recurrente.
  • Los productos digitales y transaccionales crean economía adicional a nivel de red.
  • La escala viene de replicar la unidad operativa en una red activa en expansión controlando el OPEX central.

18 · CONTROL DE DATOS CRÍTICO

Antes de publicar cualquier figura calculada, se contrasta con BC 6.7, el Master KPI Registry, el tratamiento comercial FENAMIX, la especificación de hardware actual y el plan de rollout vigente. Si un valor derivado entra en conflicto con BC 6.7, se marca MODEL RECONCILIATION REQUIRED en lugar de mostrar figuras inconsistentes al inversor.

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REVENUE QUALITY & RECURRENCE

Revenue Quality & Recurrence

Entender cómo cada flujo de ingresos de LOTOMIX se comporta, escala y convierte en valor económico recurrente.

No repite el forecast de ingresos: explica calidad, recurrencia, madurez y dependencias. Fuentes de control: BC 6.7 y el modelo de ingresos aprobado.

1 · MATRIZ DE CALIDAD DE REVENUE

FlujoTipoRecurrenciaMadurezDriver principalDependencia
Publicidad lectorMEDIA / ADVERTISINGOcupaciónCOMMERCIAL ACTIVATIONTráfico, tasa de interacción, impresiones, CPM realizadoDemanda de anunciantes y fill
Publicidad pantalla traseraMEDIA / ADVERTISINGOcupaciónCOMMERCIAL ACTIVATIONPantallas activas, horas, slots, fill, precioDemanda de anunciantes y ocupación
Publicidad gran formato LOTOADSMEDIA / ADVERTISINGOcupaciónCOMMERCIAL ACTIVATIONFill, precio realizado, contratos de anunciantesCanal FENAMIX y demanda de anunciantes
SaaSSUBSCRIPTION RECURRINGRecurrentePRE-COMMERCIALAdministraciones activas pagadorasTasa de activación pagadora
Comisiones por transacciónTRANSACTIONALBasado en usoMODELLEDMAU, frecuencia, ticket medio, GTVAdopción de usuario y actividad
Monetización app / digitalDIGITAL MONETISATIONBasado en usoPRE-COMMERCIALMAU, frecuencia de interacción, impresionesAdopción de la app
MembresíasMEMBERSHIPBasado en usoFUTURE PRODUCTConversión, precio, retenciónDescargas y conversión a pago
PeñasCOMMISSIONBasado en usoPRE-COMMERCIALPeñas activas, retención, participación mediaAdopción comunitaria
Comunicaciones / CRMDIGITAL MONETISATIONBasado en usoFUTURE PRODUCTMAU, inventario de comunicación, precioAdopción de la plataforma

2 · TIPOS DE REVENUE CONTROLADOS

CONTRACTUAL RECURRINGSUBSCRIPTION RECURRINGMEDIA / ADVERTISINGTRANSACTIONALUSAGE-BASEDMEMBERSHIPCOMMISSIONDIGITAL MONETISATIONEARLY-STAGE / NOT YET ACTIVATED

No se usan etiquetas vagas (predecible, garantizado, estable) sin evidencia contractual.

3 · CLASIFICACIÓN DE MADUREZ

LIVE / EXISTINGCOMMERCIAL ACTIVATIONPRE-COMMERCIALMODELLEDFUTURE PRODUCT

Los ingresos futuros no aparecen visualmente equivalentes a los actuales.

4 · PUBLICIDAD LECTOR

MEDIA / ADVERTISING. El revenue no es recurrente solo por instalación. Un lector instalado crea inventario monetizable, pero el revenue realizado depende de demanda de anunciantes y utilización comercial.

Inventario disponible

Impresiones técnicas del lector

Inventario vendido

Fill / ocupación publicitaria

Revenue realizado

Inventario vendido × CPM realizado

Donde exista performance publicitaria real, se distingue de la modelización BC 6.7.

5 · PUBLICIDAD PANTALLA TRASERA

MEDIA / ADVERTISING. Se distingue disponibilidad técnica de ocupación comercial. No se calcula revenue solo de impresiones teóricas.

Disponibilidad técnicaOcupación comercial

6 · PUBLICIDAD GRAN FORMATO LOTOADS

MEDIA / ADVERTISING. Bruto de anunciantes − 30% FENAMIX = neto LOTOMIX. El 30% aplica SOLO a gran formato 43"/48"; no a lector ni trasera.

Bruto anunciantes− 30% FENAMIXNeto LOTOMIX

Refleja contratos recurrentes donde existan, revenue por campaña donde no, y ocupación realizada real.

7 · SAAS

SUBSCRIPTION RECURRING. Referencia €30/mes. Driver principal: administraciones activas pagadoras (no tráfico ni fill).

Administraciones activadas×Tasa de pago×€30/mes=MRR SaaS

Sin datos de churn/retención contractuales, no se inventan. Retención a establecer conforme escala la base pagadora.

8 · COMISIONES POR TRANSACCIÓN

TRANSACTIONAL / USAGE-BASED. Referencia 0,5% de comisión. Drivers: MAU, frecuencia, ticket medio, GTV, fee LOTOMIX.

GTV×Fee LOTOMIX 0,5%=Revenue LOTOMIX

El volumen total de transacciones NO se clasifica como revenue.

Recurrente solo en la medida en que la actividad de usuario se repite.

9 · MEMBRESÍAS

SUBSCRIPTION / MEMBERSHIP. Referencia: 2,5% conversión, 6.250 suscriptores en el caso de planificación de 250.000 descargas.

Descargas (250.000)Usuarios registradosUsuarios activosSuscriptores pagadores (6.250)

Sin retención comercial establecida: MODELLED RETENTION / TO BE VALIDATED (no dato observado).

10 · PEÑAS

COMMISSION / TRANSACTIONAL. Modelo: 500 administraciones × 5 peñas = 2.500 peñas × 20 miembros = 50.000 posiciones × €8 media mensual = €400.000 GTV mensual × 30% fee.

GTV peñas €400.000/mes× 30%Revenue LOTOMIX €120.000/mes

Los €400.000 GTV NO se presentan como turnover LOTOMIX.

11 · APP / MONETIZACIÓN DIGITAL

DIGITAL MONETISATION. No se agrega todo lo digital en un único headline. Drivers: MAU, frecuencia, impresiones, inventario de comunicación, actividad transaccional, precio realizado.

PRE-COMMERCIAL / MODELLED

12 · SCORECARD DE CALIDAD DE REVENUE

FlujoRecurrente?Contratado?Dep. tráfico?Dep. fill?Dep. adopción?Evidencia
Publicidad lectorNOPARTIALLYYESYESNOCOMMERCIAL ACTIVATION
Publicidad traseraNOPARTIALLYNOYESNOCOMMERCIAL ACTIVATION
Gran formato LOTOADSPARTIALLYPARTIALLYNOYESNOCOMMERCIAL ACTIVATION
SaaSYESPARTIALLYNONOPARTIALLYPRE-COMMERCIAL
Comisiones transacciónPARTIALLYNONONOYESMODELLED
Monetización appPARTIALLYNONOPARTIALLYYESPRE-COMMERCIAL
MembresíasYESNONONOYESFUTURE PRODUCT
PeñasPARTIALLYNONONOYESPRE-COMMERCIAL
Comunicaciones / CRMPARTIALLYNONOPARTIALLYYESFUTURE PRODUCT

Herramienta de clasificación factual, no un ranking.

13 · REVENUE RECORRENTE VS VARIABLE

Más estructuralmente recurrente

SaaS · membresías de pago · contratos publicitarios recurrentes una vez contratados.

Dependiente de uso / actividad

Comisiones de transacción · peñas · monetización de app.

Dependiente de media / ocupación

Publicidad lector · pantalla trasera · gran formato.

No se presenta revenue de suscripción modelada como recurrente si las suscripciones no han lanzado comercialmente.

14 · ESCALERA DE MADUREZ DE REVENUE

1 — Infraestructura disponible
2 — Activada comercialmente
3 — Primeros ingresos
4 — Comportamiento recurrente establecido
5 — Escalada y predecible
Publicidad lector — Etapa 3Publicidad pantalla trasera — Etapa 2Publicidad gran formato LOTOADS — Etapa 2SaaS — Etapa 2Comisiones por transacción — Etapa 1Monetización app / digital — Etapa 2Membresías — Etapa 1Peñas — Etapa 2Comunicaciones / CRM — Etapa 1

No se mueven flujos a Etapa 4 o 5 sin datos reales de apoyo.

15 · REVENUE CONTRATADO / EVIDENCIADO

  • Compromisos publicitarios firmados
  • Clientes SaaS pagadores
  • Transacciones reales
  • Membresías activas
  • Comisiones realizadas
  • Facturas
  • Otra evidencia comercial documentada

REVENUE PREVISTA (FORECAST)

  • Fill publicitario futuro
  • Activación SaaS futura
  • Usuarios proyectados
  • Membresías proyectadas
  • Comisiones proyectadas
  • Participación peñas proyectada

16 · CONCENTRACIÓN DE REVENUE

Concentración por anunciante, canal, ubicación, flujo y socio estratégico. Sin datos suficientes, no se fabrican métricas.

Revenue concentration analysis will become more representative as commercial deployment scales.

17 · VISIBILIDAD DE REVENUE PUBLICITARIA

MétricaReal / ActualCaso baseAdverso
Pantallas activasN/A — validación comercial pendiente770770
Inventario disponibleN/A — validación comercial pendienteBC 6.7BC 6.7
Fill rateN/A — validación comercial pendiente100%70%
CPM / precio realizadoN/A — validación comercial pendiente€7.50€6.00
Revenue media mensualN/A — validación comercial pendienteBC 6.7BC 6.7
Revenue neto LOTOMIXN/A — validación comercial pendienteBC 6.7BC 6.7

La columna Real no se rellena con supuestos. Base y adverso según BC 6.7.

18 · FRAMEWORK DE KPIs DE REVENUE RECORRENTE

MRRARR% revenue recurrenteubicaciones SaaS pagadorasmembership MRRrenovación anunciantesretención membresíaschurnfrecuencia transacción
MODELLED MRRACTUAL MRR

MRR/ARR reales solo con revenue pagador real.

19 · PRIORIDADES DE VALIDACIÓN DE REVENUE

Publicidad

  • Fill
  • CPM / precio realizado
  • Retención de anunciantes

SaaS

  • Activación pagadora
  • Retención

App

  • MAU
  • Engagement
  • Monetización

Membresías

  • Conversión
  • Retención

Peñas

  • Adopción
  • Miembros activos
  • Frecuencia de participación

Transacciones

  • Frecuencia
  • GTV
  • Comisión LOTOMIX realizada

Conecta con el framework de monitorización de KPIs post-inversión.

20 · EVOLUCIÓN DE CALIDAD DE REVENUE

Revenue modelada
Primeros ingresos comerciales
Ingresos repetidos
Ingresos recurrentes
Ingresos escalados con evidencia histórica

El objetivo de LOTOMIX no es solo aumentar el volumen de revenue, sino aumentar progresivamente la proporción respaldada por comportamiento repetido real y performance comercial medible.

21 · NO AGREGAR DEMASIADO PRONTO

No se muestra un único headline “Recurring Revenue” si incluye forecast publicitario, transacciones proyectadas, membresías proyectadas, SaaS no activado o peñas proyectadas. Solo revenues que cumplan una definición recurrente consistente.

Recurrente contratadoRecurrente observadoRecurrente modelado

22 · CONEXIÓN CON BC 6.7

Toda cifra de flujo en esta página debe reconciliarse con BC 6.7. Si el cálculo del sitio difiere del modelo financiero vigente, se muestra internamente REVENUE RECONCILIATION REQUIRED. No se altera BC 6.7 automáticamente.

23 · ARQUITECTURA DE REVENUE

LOTOMIX combina varios modelos económicos distintos:

  • Revenue media monetiza inventario digital físico.
  • Revenue SaaS monetiza administraciones activas mediante cuotas recurrentes de plataforma.
  • Revenue transaccional monetiza la actividad que fluye por el ecosistema.
  • Revenue de membresías monetiza usuarios digitales premium.
  • Economía de peñas monetiza participación comunitaria y volumen transaccional.

La calidad y predictibilidad relativas aumentarán conforme el despliegue comercial produzca datos históricos reales de fill, retención, conversión y comportamiento transaccional.

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DOWNSIDE SURVIVAL & CASH PROTECTION

Downside Survival & Cash Protection

Cómo LOTOMIX protege la liquidez si el rollout, la monetización publicitaria o la adopción digital se desarrollan por debajo del caso base.

1 · PRINCIPIO CORE

El plan operativo de LOTOMIX está diseñado para escalar el gasto en línea con el rollout real y la tracción comercial, en lugar de desplegar la base de coste completa por adelantado.

Si el rollout o la monetización se desarrollan por debajo del plan, la primera respuesta de dirección es ralentizar la expansión discrecional y preservar liquidez mientras se protegen la plataforma core, la red existente y la infraestructura generadora de revenue.

No se implica que el negocio es inmune al riesgo adverso.

2 · TRES ESCENARIOS DE CAJA

Métrica (Launch Year)AdversoBase (BC 6.7)Favorable
RevenueCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIRED€1,427,578CASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIRED
Contribución brutaCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIRED€1,268,937CASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIRED
OPEXCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIRED€908,843CASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIRED
EBITDACASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIRED€360,094CASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIRED
Burn mensualCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIRED
Caja mínimaCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIRED
RunwayCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIRED
Capital adicional requeridoCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIRED
Break-even operativoCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDEBITDA+ en Launch Year (BC 6.7)CASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIRED

Caso base: BC 6.7 Launch Year. Adverso/Favorable: ver Downside Sensitivities; el aislamiento de caja por escenario requiere CASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIRED. No se estiman cifras no disponibles en BC 6.7.

3 · DRIVERS ADVERSOS PRINCIPALES

A. Rollout más lento

Ejemplos

  • menos administraciones activadas
  • despliegue de hardware más lento
  • instalaciones retrasadas
  • ciclo de onboarding más largo

Impacto financiero

  • menor inventario publicitario
  • menor activación SaaS
  • transacciones retrasadas
  • palanca operativa retrasada

B. Menor fill publicitario

Ejemplos

  • menos anunciantes
  • conversión de ventas más lenta
  • menor utilización de inventario

Impacto financiero

  • menor revenue media
  • menor contribución por pantalla
  • break-even de red retrasado

C. Menor tráfico / interacción

Ejemplos

  • menor tráfico de ubicación
  • menor tasa de captura del lector
  • menos impresiones monetizables

Impacto financiero

  • menor economía publicitaria del lector
  • potencialmente menor conversión digital

D. Adopción digital más lenta

Ejemplos

  • menos descargas de app
  • menor MAU
  • menor frecuencia de transacción
  • menor conversión de membresía
  • menor participación peñas

Impacto financiero

  • menor revenue transaccional y de membresía
  • desarrollo más lento de efectos de red

E. Mayor coste de despliegue

Ejemplos

  • aumento de coste de hardware
  • aumento de coste de instalación
  • logística
  • requisitos de soporte

Impacto financiero

  • mayor despliegue de caja por ubicación
  • rollout más lento para el mismo envelope de capital

4 · WATERFALL DE PROTECCIÓN DE CAJA

Underperformance comercial
Reducir / retrasar spend de expansión
Preservar red existente generadora de revenue
Priorizar ubicaciones de mayor retorno
Controlar contratación y OPEX discrecional
Extender runway
Reevaluar ritmo de despliegue

Demuestra respuesta operativa, no solo pérdidas financieras.

5 · COSTES POR FLEXIBILIDAD

CategoríaFijo / Semi / Variable¿Diferible?Acción adverso
Tecnología coreFixedNOMantener estabilidad de plataforma
PersonalSemi-FixedPARTIALLYControlar contratación no crítica
Adquisición de hardwareVariableYESRecalendarizar pedidos al ritmo comercial
InstalaciónVariableYESRalentizar despliegue de menor prioridad
MarketingVariableYESReducir marketing discrecional
Adquisición de anunciantesSemi-FixedPARTIALLYEnfocar anunciantes recurrentes
Adquisición de usuariosVariableYESNo escalar antes de validación
Soporte de campoSemi-FixedPARTIALLYPriorizar red existente
InventarioVariableYESAjustar a demanda validada
Costes corporativosFixedPARTIALLYControlar discrecionales
Capital circulanteVariablePARTIALLYGestionar cobros y stock
Servicios profesionalesSemi-FixedYESDiferir no esenciales

Solo categorías presentes en BC 6.7.

6 · GASTO PROTEGIDO

Estabilidad de plataforma Ciberseguridad Cumplimiento regulatorio Mantenimiento de la red desplegada existente Personal técnico crítico Soporte a cliente / administración existente Cobro de revenue Servicio core a anunciantes

7 · GASTO DIFERIBLE / ESCALABLE

  • Aceleración de despliegue futuro de hardware
  • Contratación no crítica
  • Marketing discrecional
  • Expansión geográfica especulativa
  • Desarrollo de producto no esencial
  • Adquisición acelerada de app
  • Despliegue más allá de la demanda validada

Principio: el despliegue de capital sigue la tracción comercial validada.

No se sugiere cancelar obligaciones contractuales o regulatorias esenciales.

8 · THROTTLE DE ROLLOUT

LOTOMIX puede ajustar el ritmo de despliegue según la performance comercial, ligado a tráfico, demanda de anunciantes, economía de instalación, activación de ubicación y revenue por ubicación.

Tracción fuerte

Acelerar instalaciones.

Performance base

Ejecutar plan de rollout vigente.

Underperformance

Priorizar ubicaciones de mayor valor y ralentizar despliegue de menor prioridad.

No se implica que los compromisos de hardware puedan cancelarse si las obligaciones contractuales lo impiden.

9 · PRIORIZACIÓN DE UBICACIONES

afluencia esperadaactividad histórica de lotería donde disponibledemanda publicitaria localconcentración geográficacoste de instalacióncoste de soporte operativovalor estratégicoprobabilidad de activación rápida

No se crean scores de ubicación ficticios. Solo datos operativos reales cuando estén disponibles.

10 · ACCIONES DE PROTECCIÓN PUBLICITARIA

  • priorizar inventario de alto tráfico
  • empaquetar pantallas geográficamente
  • usar bundles de red
  • ajustar precio comercial dentro de límites aprobados
  • target anunciantes locales
  • target anunciantes regionales
  • target anunciantes nacionales
  • mejorar reporting de campañas
  • priorizar anunciantes recurrentes
  • reducir inventario no vendido con ofertas estructuradas

No se asumen subidas de precio en un escenario de demanda débil.

11 · DISCIPLINA DE SPEND DIGITAL

El spend de adquisición de usuarios no debe escalar materialmente por delante de evidencia de que los usuarios adquiridos generan engagement y monetización suficientes.

CACactivationMAUtransaction ratemembership conversionrevenue per active userretention

Sin KPIs validados, no se asignan benchmarks artificiales.

12 · GATES DE DESPLIEGUE DE CAPITAL

1

GATE 1 — Platform Readiness

  • tecnología estable
  • integración de administración validada
  • hardware operando correctamente
2

GATE 2 — Location Activation

  • unidades instaladas activándose
  • administraciones usando el sistema
  • soporte operativo funcionando
3

GATE 3 — Media Validation

  • anunciantes comprando inventario
  • fill medible
  • precio realizado
4

GATE 4 — Unit Economics Validation

  • datos de revenue por ubicación
  • economía de contribución
  • evidencia de payback aceptable
5

GATE 5 — Scale

  • solo acelerar rollout amplio cuando la evidencia previa lo soporte

No se presentan como tramos contractuales de financiación salvo que esa estructura exista. Son principios de control de dirección.

13 · MONITORIZACIÓN DE RUNWAY

MétricaBC 6.7Real vs PresupuestoForecast actualizado
Caja de apertura€3,000,000PendientePendiente
Entrada mensual de cajaCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDPendientePendiente
Salida mensual de cajaCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDPendientePendiente
Burn neto mensualCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDPendientePendiente
CAPEX comprometidoCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDPendientePendiente
CAPEX no comprometidoCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDPendientePendiente
Umbral mínimo de cajaCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDPendientePendiente
Meses de runwayCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDPendientePendiente

Valores BC 6.7 donde disponibles; columnas futuras para monitorización post-inversión.

14 · INDICADORES DE ALERTA TEMPRANA

Commercial

  • advertising pipeline
  • advertiser conversion
  • fill
  • realised price
  • advertiser renewals

Deployment

  • installations / month
  • activated administrations
  • deployment delay
  • hardware utilisation

Digital

  • MAU
  • transactions
  • membership conversion
  • peñas activity

Financial

  • revenue variance
  • contribution variance
  • burn variance
  • cash runway

Indicadores semáforo solo cuando dirección apruebe umbrales reales. No se inventan umbrales.

15 · TRIGGERS DE RESPUESTA ADVERSA

IndicadorUmbral aprobadoAcción de direcciónOwner
Rollout por debajo del planCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDPor definir — política de direcciónPor asignar
Fill publicitario por debajo del planCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDPor definir — política de direcciónPor asignar
CPM realizado por debajo del planCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDPor definir — política de direcciónPor asignar
Activación SaaS por debajo del planCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDPor definir — política de direcciónPor asignar
Revenue por debajo del planCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDPor definir — política de direcciónPor asignar
Burn mensual por encima del planCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDPor definir — política de direcciónPor asignar
Caja acercándose al umbral mínimoCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDPor definir — política de direcciónPor asignar

Umbrales a obtener de BC 6.7 / política de dirección aprobada. No se inventan porcentajes.

16 · ORDEN DE PRIORIDAD DE CAJA

1Proteger operaciones existentes y activos generadores de revenue
2Completar despliegues a corto plazo con la economía esperada más fuerte
3Financiar crecimiento comercialmente validado
4Acelerar expansión discrecional solo cuando la evidencia lo soporte

17 · TRATAMIENTO DE FONDO PÚBLICO

Con fondo público

Donde se conceda formalmente.

Sin fondo público

Caso base BC 6.7: €0 subsidio.

La referencia de planificación de €10.000 por administración no se considera caja garantizada salvo concesión formal. En análisis de liquidez adversa, no se asume que subsidios no aprobados lleguen a tiempo.

18 · STRESS — SIN FONDO PÚBLICO

Efecto de cero recibos de subsidio no aprobado sobre caja, rollout, runway y requerimiento de financiación.

STRESS TEST TO BE GENERATED FROM BC 6.7

No se construye un nuevo forecast si BC 6.7 no soporta este análisis.

19 · DELAY DE CAPEX ≠ ELIMINACIÓN

Diferido (deferred)el requerimiento de capital futuro permanece
Evitado permanentementeel coste futuro desaparece

Si el despliegue solo se pospone, el requerimiento de capital futuro permanece. La distinción debe ser explícita.

20 · TABLA DE SUPERVIVENCIA DE CAJA

EscenarioRolloutPublicidadDigitalRespuesta OPEXRunwayFunding
AdversoPor debajoPor debajoPor debajoThrottle + diferirCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIRED
BaseBC 6.7 (770)BC 6.7BC 6.7Plan vigenteCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDEquity €3,0M (BC 6.7)
FavorablePor encimaPor encimaPor encimaAcelerarCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIREDCASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIRED

Valores directamente de BC 6.7; no se rellena con estimaciones no aprobadas.

21 · PALANCAS DE DIRECCIÓN

Ritmo de rolloutPedido de hardwareTiming de contrataciónSpend de adquisición de usuariosMarketing discrecionalSecuenciación de desarrollo de productoPriorización geográficaFoco de ventas a anunciantes

No se incluyen obligaciones contractuales como palancas discrecionales.

22 · RIESGO DE NEGOCIO VS RIESGO DE LIQUIDEZ

El underperformance comercial no crea automáticamente una crisis de liquidez inmediata si el gasto puede ajustarse.

Sin embargo, el underperformance persistente puede aumentar el capital requerido para alcanzar escala y puede retrasar el break-even.

23 · SUPERVIVENCIA ANTES DE CRECIMIENTO

Proteger core
Preservar caja
Validar economía
Reanudar aceleración

24 · GOBERNANZA DE CAJA POST-INVERSIÓN

Mensual

  • saldo de caja
  • burn
  • spend de despliegue
  • revenue real
  • fill publicitario
  • ubicaciones activas

Trimestral

  • forecast rotatorio actualizado
  • runway
  • plan de capex
  • plan de contratación
  • objetivo de despliegue
  • perspectiva de financiación

Soporta reportes futuros a board / inversores.

25 · CONEXIÓN CON OTRAS SECCIONES

No se duplican las tablas financieras subyacentes innecesariamente.

26 · DISCIPLINA ADVERSA

  • La estrategia adversa de LOTOMIX se basa en preservar la plataforma operativa core y la red existente mientras se alinea el gasto de expansión con la validación comercial real.
  • Un rollout más lento o una monetización inicial más débil reducirían revenue y retrasarían la palanca operativa, pero dirección puede responder moderando el despliegue, controlando el OPEX discrecional y priorizando las oportunidades comerciales de mayor valor.
  • El impacto financiero y el runway resultante deben evaluarse siempre a través de BC 6.7, no mediante estimaciones de dirección no soportadas.

CONTROL FINAL — No se afirma que LOTOMIX no pueda requerir financiación adicional. No se afirma que los casos adversos estén totalmente financiados salvo que BC 6.7 lo demuestre. No se inventa runway ni fechas de break-even. No se asume recepción de subsidios. No se reducen silenciosamente compromisos contractuales. Cada valor financiero debe reconciliarse con BC 6.7; si la reconciliación no está disponible, se marca CASH MODEL REVIEW REQUIRED en lugar de publicar una cifra no soportada.

Data as of: Pre-launch — awaiting commercial data

INVESTOR KPI COCKPIT

Investor KPI Cockpit

Un dashboard operativo conciso que muestra si LOTOMIX ejecuta en línea con la tesis de inversión.

1 · PRINCIPIO DE DISEÑO Y CLASIFICACIÓN

Cada KPI muestra Real, Objetivo, Desviación, Periodo previo, Estado, Fuente y Última actualización donde aplique. No se rellenan reales futuros. Donde no existe dato real, se muestra N/A — awaiting commercial data en lugar de insertar supuestos del modelo como reales.

ACTUALTARGETMODELPIPELINEMODEL / PIPELINE nunca aparecen visualmente como ACTUAL.
ON PLANWATCHOFF PLANNOT YET MEASURABLESTATUS THRESHOLD PENDINGSin umbrales aprobados, se muestra desviación numérica con STATUS THRESHOLD PENDING.

NETWORK

KPIRealObjetivoDesv.Prev.EstadoFuente
K1
Ubicaciones instaladas
MANAGEMENT REPORTED
~370770 MGMT TARGETN/AN/ANOT YET MEASURABLEInstallation database
K2
Ubicaciones activadas
PENDING VERIFICATION
N/A — awaiting commercial dataN/A N/AN/ANOT YET MEASURABLEBackend telemetry
K3
Ubicaciones monetizadas
PENDING VERIFICATION
N/A — awaiting commercial dataN/A N/AN/ANOT YET MEASURABLEFinance / accounting

ADVERTISING

KPIRealObjetivoDesv.Prev.EstadoFuente
K5
Fill rate publicitario (lector / trasera / gran formato)
PENDING VERIFICATION
N/A / N/A / N/AN/A N/AN/ANOT YET MEASURABLEAdvertising platform
K6
CPM realizado / precio media efectivo
MODELLED
N/A — awaiting commercial data€6–€9 MODEL RANGEN/AN/ASTATUS THRESHOLD PENDINGAdvertising platform
K8
Revenue publicitario por ubicación monetizada
PENDING VERIFICATION
N/A — awaiting commercial dataN/A N/AN/ANOT YET MEASURABLEFinance / accounting

DIGITAL

KPIRealObjetivoDesv.Prev.EstadoFuente
K10
MAU (usuarios activos mensuales)
MODELLED
N/A — awaiting commercial data20% / 25% / 30% MODEL RANGEN/AN/ASTATUS THRESHOLD PENDINGApp analytics
K12
GTV vs Revenue transaccional LOTOMIX
PENDING VERIFICATION
N/A — awaiting commercial data · N/A — awaiting commercial dataGTV × 0.5% fee MODEL RANGEN/AN/ANOT YET MEASURABLEApp analytics / finance

FINANCIAL

KPIRealObjetivoDesv.Prev.EstadoFuente
K13
Revenue reconocido mensual
MODELLED
N/A — awaiting commercial data€1,427,578/yr MODEL RANGEN/AN/ASTATUS THRESHOLD PENDINGFinance / accounting (BC 6.7 budget)
K14
EBITDA mensual / resultado operativo
MODELLED
N/A — awaiting commercial data€360,094/yr MODEL RANGEN/AN/ASTATUS THRESHOLD PENDINGFinance / accounting (BC 6.7 budget)

LIQUIDITY

KPIRealObjetivoDesv.Prev.EstadoFuente
K15
Cash Runway (caja / burn / runway)
PENDING VERIFICATION
DATA PENDING · N/A · DATA PENDINGN/A N/AN/ANOT YET MEASURABLEFinance / rolling forecast

4 · PANTALLAS LIVE (SOPORTE)

A1D / PPI readers

N/A

Rear displays

N/A

Large-format screens

N/A

No se muestra un número combinado sin el desglose por componente. 1.500 pantallas solo aplica al caso de 500 ubicaciones completas.

11 · DRILL-DOWN: KPIs adicionales y métricas secundarias

NETWORK — Adicional

KPIRealObjetivoDesv.Prev.EstadoFuente
K4
Ubicaciones completadas
MODELLED
N/A — awaiting commercial data~770 by Apr 2027 MGMT TARGETN/AN/ASTATUS THRESHOLD PENDINGRollout plan (BC 6.7)

ADVERTISING — Adicional

KPIRealObjetivoDesv.Prev.EstadoFuente
K7
Anunciantes activos
PENDING VERIFICATION
N/A — awaiting commercial dataN/A N/AN/ANOT YET MEASURABLECRM / advertising platform

SAAS

KPIRealObjetivoDesv.Prev.EstadoFuente
K9
Administraciones pagadoras SaaS
MODELLED
N/A — awaiting commercial data€30/month ref. MODEL RANGEN/AN/ASTATUS THRESHOLD PENDINGAdministration onboarding records

DIGITAL — Adicional

KPIRealObjetivoDesv.Prev.EstadoFuente
K11
Transacciones por MAU
MODELLED
N/A — awaiting commercial data15 / MAU / month MODEL RANGEN/AN/ASTATUS THRESHOLD PENDINGApp analytics (BC 6.7)

DRAWER DE KPIs SECUNDARIOS

installations / monthactivation ratepipeline conversionaverage installation costadvertising inventoryadvertiser retentionSaaS MRRmembership conversionpeña activitycontribution per locationuser acquisition costrevenue per active userhardware utilisation

No compiten visualmente con los 12–15 KPIs headline.

14 · TENDENCIA MENSUAL (6–12 MESES)

Tendencia para ubicaciones activadas, monetizadas, fill, revenue por ubicación, revenue reconocido, EBITDA y runway. Sin datos reales, no se crean charts decorativos.

Trend available once actual data flows — NOT YET MEASURABLE.

15 · FUNNEL DE ROLLOUT

Red potencial — 7.000 perímetro FENAMIX7,000
Pipeline — 1.200+ interés expresado1,200+
Instaladas — ~370 lectores actuales~370
Activadas — recuento operativo realN/A
Monetizadas — recuento generador de revenueN/A
Completadas — hacia ~770 objetivo abr 2027~770 target

Red potencial ≠ pipeline ≠ instaladas ≠ operativas ≠ monetizadas. No se fusionan categorías.

16 · FUNNEL PUBLICITARIO

Inventario disponible
Inventario vendido
Inventario entregado
Revenue facturado
Revenue cobrado

Mejor visibilidad que reportar solo capacidad teórica. Conversiones % donde existan datos.

17 · PUENTE FINANCIERO MENSUAL

Revenue reconocido
Contribución bruta
Costes operativos
EBITDA
Movimiento de caja

No reproduce el P&L completo; muestra la progresión operativa mensual.

18 · HITOS OBJETIVO

Dec 2026

Objetivo de rollout comercial amplio

Mar 2027

Inicio de despliegue de pantallas adicionales

Apr 2027

~770 ubicaciones completadas objetivo

No se muestra ON TRACK salvo evidencia operativa real que lo soporte.

21 · ESTADO DE CALIDAD DE DATOS

VERIFIEDMANAGEMENT REPORTEDMODELLEDPENDING VERIFICATION

Evita presentar datos early-stage con excesiva certeza.

22 · NO DOBLE CONTEO

  • Revenue bruto de gran formato no se suma a revenue neto LOTOMIX.
  • GTV no se incluye como revenue de empresa.
  • Usuarios no se cuentan múltiples veces entre MAU, membresías y peñas.
  • Pantallas instaladas no se cuentan como ubicaciones.
  • Ubicaciones instaladas no se cuentan automáticamente como completadas.

Si se detecta duplicación: KPI RECONCILIATION REQUIRED.

25 · ¿QUÉ RESPONDE ESTE DASHBOARD?

  • ¿Se están instalando ubicaciones?
  • ¿Las ubicaciones instaladas se están volviendo operativas?
  • ¿Las ubicaciones operativas se están monetizando?
  • ¿La publicidad rinde al precio y fill esperados?
  • ¿Los usuarios se vuelven activos y transaccionan?
  • ¿El revenue reconocido sigue el plan financiero?
  • ¿La palanca operativa está mejorando?
  • ¿La empresa tiene liquidez suficiente para ejecutar la siguiente fase?

CONTROL FINAL — BC 6.7 es la referencia del modelo. Los sistemas operativos reales son la fuente de los KPIs reales. No se rellenan reales ausentes con supuestos del modelo. 7.000 ubicaciones potenciales no se tratan como instaladas. 1.200+ pipeline no se trata como rollout contratado. 370 lectores instalados no se tratan como 370 ubicaciones monetizadas completas salvo dato actual. GTV no se trata como revenue. El 30% FENAMIX no se aplica fuera de la economía de gran formato. Si un KPI no puede verificarse: NOT YET MEASURABLE.

ROLLOUT RECONCILIATION

Rollout Reconciliation

Una única vista reconciliada de la huella actual de LOTOMIX, el pipeline de rollout y los objetivos de despliegue futuros.

Referencia de control para todas las figuras de rollout. No crea nuevos supuestos de rollout. Fuentes: BC 6.7, plan operativo aprobado y evidencia de despliegue existente.

1 · DEFINICIONES DE RED

Red Potencial

El perímetro de red más amplio accesible vía la relación comercial de LOTOMIX con FENAMIX.

Referencia actual: ~7,000 POS

POTENTIAL NETWORK / CONTRACTUAL ACCESS

NO significa:

  • 7.000 instalaciones
  • 7.000 ubicaciones activadas
  • 7.000 ubicaciones pagadoras
  • 7.000 ubicaciones contratadas generadoras de revenue

Pipeline / Lista de espera

Ubicaciones que han expresado interés, se han registrado para rollout o están incluidas en el pipeline de despliegue actual.

Referencia actual: 1,200+ locations

PIPELINE / EXPRESSED INTEREST

NO significa:

  • desplegadas
  • revenue contratado
  • conversión garantizada
  • instalación completada

Ubicación con lector instalado

Ubicación donde la infraestructura de lector A1D / PPI existente ha sido instalada.

Referencia actual: ~370 locations

EXISTING / DEPLOYED READER FOOTPRINT

NO significa:

  • describir automáticamente como ubicaciones LOTOMIX completas salvo que la configuración completa de pantallas esté instalada

Ubicación activada

Ubicación instalada operando activamente la plataforma LOTOMIX. Requiere evidencia operativa.

Referencia actual: DATA PENDING

ACTUAL OPERATING KPI

NO significa:

  • Installed = Activated

Ubicación monetizada

Ubicación activada generando revenue reconocido LOTOMIX (publicidad, SaaS u otra actividad comercial a nivel de ubicación).

Referencia actual: DATA PENDING

ACTUAL COMMERCIAL KPI

NO significa:

  • Activated = Monetised

Ubicación completada

Ubicación que cumple la especificación aprobada de despliegue LOTOMIX completo: 1 × lector A1D/PPI 11,6", 1 × pantalla trasera 23,8", 1 × LOTOADS gran formato 43". 1 ubicación completada = hasta 3 pantallas.

Referencia actual: ~770 by Apr 2027 (target)

MANAGEMENT TARGET

NO significa:

  • contar una ubicación solo-lector como ubicación completada de tres pantallas

MODEL RECONCILIATION REQUIRED — la definición de ubicación completada usa 11,6"/23,8"/43" (Master KPI Registry); BC 6.7 carga 11,9"/28"/48". La discrepancia está registrada. La estructura de 3 pantallas por ubicación completada se mantiene en ambos.

2 · EVOLUCIÓN DE RED LOTOMIX

7,000 — Perímetro red potencial FENAMIX
POTENTIAL
1,200+ — Pipeline actual de interés expresado / rollout
PIPELINE
370 — Huella existente de lectores
DEPLOYED
500 — Caso de referencia de rollout inicial completo
ROLLOUT CASE
770 — Objetivo de dirección de ubicaciones completadas abr 2027
MANAGEMENT TARGET
3,370 — Objetivo de dirección a más largo plazo 2029
LONG-TERM TARGET

No se presentan como pasos acumulativos salvo que el plan de rollout aprobado funcione así.

3 · TRANSICIÓN 370 → 500

370 ubicaciones existentes con lector + 130 ubicaciones/unidades adicionales = 500 ubicaciones de referencia inicial. Donde se usa la configuración completa de 500:

500 lectores+500 pantallas traseras+500 gran formato=1.500 pantallas

No implicar que las 500 ubicaciones están completadas hoy. La figura de 500 se clasifica según su estado de rollout aprobado actual.

4 · TRANSICIÓN 500 → 770

Objetivo de dirección actual: ~770 ubicaciones completadas para abril 2027. Paso incremental: 500 → 770 = +270 ubicaciones completadas adicionales, solo donde refleje el plan operativo aprobado actual. No se infiere que la transición sea lineal; se usa el calendario de rollout real.

5 · CRONOLOGÍA DIC 2026 / MAR 2027 / ABR 2027

Dec 2026

Rollout comercial amplio objetivo — la activación comercial de LOTOMIX comienza a mayor escala. No es necesariamente la fecha en que todo el hardware adicional ya está instalado.

Mar 2027

Inicio / aceleración del despliegue de pantallas adicionales — la expansión de infraestructura trasera y gran formato progresa según el plan de rollout vigente.

Apr 2027

~770 ubicaciones completadas objetivo — objetivo actual de dirección para el estate de ubicaciones completadas.

Esta secuencia se usa consistentemente en Investor Deck, Data Room, BC 6.7, roadmap, diagramas de rollout e IC Q&A.

6 · HARDWARE POR ETAPA DE DESPLIEGUE

EtapaUbicacionesLectoresTraserasGran formatoTotal pantallasEstado
Estate actual~370~37000~370DEPLOYED
Caso inicial 500 ubicaciones5005005005001,500ROLLOUT CASE
Objetivo abr 20277707707707702,310MANAGEMENT TARGET
Objetivo 20293,3703,3703,3703,37010,110LONG-TERM TARGET

No se asume que cada ubicación futura tenga exactamente 3 pantallas salvo que BC 6.7 y el plan operativo lo confirmen.

7 · NO MEZCLAR DISPOSITIVOS Y UBICACIONES

Ubicaciones y pantallas son métricas diferentes.

  • 500 ubicaciones completadas pueden representar 1.500 pantallas bajo la configuración de 3 pantallas.
  • No escribir 1.500 ubicaciones al referirse al recuento de pantallas.
  • No usar 500 dispositivos al referirse a 500 ubicaciones completadas con múltiples dispositivos.

8 · RUTA DE MADUREZ DE ROLLOUT

Pipeline
DATA PENDING
Programada
DATA PENDING
Instalada
DATA PENDING
Activada
DATA PENDING
Monetizada
DATA PENDING
Completada / Madura
DATA PENDING

Cada etapa tiene su propio recuento donde hay datos. Taxonomía estándar de rollout LOTOMIX.

9 · FUNNEL DE RED

Red potencial7,000
Pipeline1,200+
Cola de instalaciónDATA PENDING
Instaladas~370
ActivadasDATA PENDING
MonetizadasDATA PENDING
CompletadasDATA PENDING

No se rellenan etapas ausentes con estimaciones. DATA PENDING donde sea necesario.

10 · SEGUIMIENTO MENSUAL DE ROLLOUT

MesInstalaciones planificadasInstalaciones realesActivadasMonetizadasCompletadasDesv.
Nov 2026Funding beginsDATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDING
Dec 2026DATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDING
Jan 2027DATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDING
Feb 2027DATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDING
Mar 2027DATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDING
Apr 2027~770 targetDATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDING

Soporta reportes post-inversión. No se rellenan datos históricos salvo evidencia.

11 · VELOCIDAD DE DESPLIEGUE

locations installed / month

DATA PENDING

locations activated / month

DATA PENDING

locations monetised / month

DATA PENDING

Evita confundir actividad de instalación con performance comercial.

12 · CONVERSIÓN PIPELINE → INSTALACIÓN

Fórmula: Ubicaciones instaladas / Pipeline elegible. Seguimiento separado: pipeline · programadas · convertidas · declinadas/diferidas. No se usan los 7.000 potenciales como denominador salvo análisis específico de penetración del estate FENAMIX.

Pipeline: 1,200+Scheduled: DATA PENDINGConverted: DATA PENDINGDeclined / Deferred: DATA PENDING

13 · PENETRACIÓN DE RED FENAMIX

Penetración actual

Instaladas / 7.000 = ~370 / 7.000

~5.3%

Penetración objetivo

Completadas / 7.000 = 770 / 7.000

~11.0% (target)

No se implica exclusividad sobre los 7.000 salvo respaldo contractual.

14 · ¿QUÉ DETERMINA LA VELOCIDAD DE ROLLOUT?

financinghardware availabilitymanufacturing lead timesinstallation capacityadministration onboardingsoftware readinesslogisticssite readinesscommercial prioritisation

Explica por qué el rollout no es una simple multiplicación matemática de la lista de espera.

15 · RECONCILIACIÓN DE PROCURACIÓN DE HARDWARE

FaseUbic. plan.LectoresTraserasGran form.PedidoEntregadoInstalado
Estate actual~370~37000—~370~370
Caso 500500500500500DATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDING
Abr 2027770770770770DATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDING

No se permite que la procuración planificada exceda el caso de rollout aprobado actual sin explicación.

16 · POSICIÓN ACTUAL DE ROLLOUT

Perímetro FENAMIX potencial

~7,000

Pipeline / interés actual

1,200+

Huella existente de lectores

~370

Ubicaciones activadas

DATA PENDING

Ubicaciones monetizadas

DATA PENDING

Ubicaciones completadas de 3 pantallas

DATA PENDING

No se sustituyen valores del modelo en los últimos tres campos.

17 · PRÓXIMOS 12 MESES

Posición actualVerificada hoy.
Dec 2026Hito de rollout comercial.
Mar 2027Hito de despliegue de pantallas adicionales.
Apr 2027~770 ubicaciones completadas objetivo de dirección.

No se sobrecarga con detalle 2028–2029.

18 · OPORTUNIDAD DE ESCALA A MÁS LARGO PLAZO

3,370 ubicaciones para 2029

MANAGEMENT TARGET — NO DESPLIEGUE CONTRATADO ACTUAL

No se coloca visualmente junto a KPIs operativos actuales sin esta distinción.

19 · RECONCILIACIÓN CON BC 6.7

Cross-check interno: recuentos de ubicaciones × fechas de despliegue × configuración de hardware × activación comercial deben reconciliarse con el reconocimiento de revenue de BC 6.7. Si BC 6.7 asume que la monetización comienza tras la instalación, se preserva la rampa. No se reconoce revenue completo en la fecha de instalación salvo que el modelo lo haga explícitamente.

20 · RECONCILIACIÓN CON REVENUE

PeriodoInstaladasActivadasMonetizadasPantallas productoras de revenue
Hoy~370DATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDING
Abr 2027770DATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDING
20293,370DATA PENDINGDATA PENDINGDATA PENDING

Explica la diferencia entre crecimiento de despliegue y crecimiento de revenue.

21 · RECONCILIACIÓN CON CAJA

Procuración de hardware
Instalación
Activación
Monetización
Cobro de caja

La salida de caja puede preceder a la generación de revenue.

22 · TRAZABILIDAD DE FUENTE

FENAMIX documentationinstallation inventoryrollout planhardware purchase recordsadministration onboarding dataBC 6.7

23 · DETECCIÓN DE CONTRADICCIONES

Se busca en todo el Data Room el contexto de cada ocurrencia de 370, 500, 770, 1.200+, 3.370, 7.000, 1.500 pantallas, Dec 2026, Mar 2027 y Abr 2027. Donde la misma figura se usa con significado distinto, se corrige la redacción orientada al inversor. No se alteran documentos fuente firmados. Si un conflicto no puede resolverse automáticamente: ROLLOUT RECONCILIATION REQUIRED.

24 · ALINEACIÓN CON EL DECK

El deck de inversor Waterhouse y el Data Room usan exactamente las mismas definiciones para huella instalada existente, ubicaciones completadas, pipeline de rollout, despliegue futuro, recuento de pantallas y hitos Dec/Mar/Abr. El Data Room no introduce una segunda interpretación del deck.

25 · CÓMO LEER EL ROLLOUT DE LOTOMIX

  • 7.000 representa el perímetro de red potencial FENAMIX.
  • 1.200+ representa el pipeline actual de rollout / interés expresado.
  • ~370 representa la huella existente de lectores.
  • 500 ubicaciones representa el caso de referencia de despliegue completo inicial donde aplique.
  • ~770 ubicaciones completadas para abril 2027 representa el objetivo de rollout de dirección a corto plazo actual.
  • 3.370 ubicaciones para 2029 representa un objetivo de dirección a más largo plazo.

Estas figuras describen etapas diferentes de la red y no deben interpretarse como métricas equivalentes o intercambiables.

CONTROL FINAL — Nunca presentar 7.000 = instaladas. Nunca 1.200+ = despliegue contratado. Nunca 370 = estate completado de 3 pantallas salvo evidencia actual. Nunca mezclar ubicaciones, pantallas, dispositivos, ubicaciones activadas y ubicaciones monetizadas. Se usa la taxonomía de rollout aprobada consistentemente en todo el Data Room.

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COMMERCIAL PROOF & TRACTION

Commercial Proof & Traction

Una vista basada en hechos de la validación comercial de LOTOMIX, las oportunidades activas y la evidencia de demanda de mercado.

Distingue relaciones contratadas, actividad comercial activa, pilotos técnicos/operativos, negociaciones avanzadas, oportunidades iniciales, pipeline y objetivos de dirección. No es una página de logos. Ninguna empresa se presenta como cliente sin evidencia.

CONTRACTED

1

FENAMIX (evidenciado)

PILOTS / TESTS

1

Campaña SEUR (DOC-013)

ADVANCED OPPORTUNITIES

1

Adquisición Sphere

PIPELINE

DATA PENDING

Pipeline comercial cualificado

1 · FRAMEWORK DE MADUREZ COMERCIAL

CONTRACTED

Acuerdo comercial ejecutado o relación contractual vinculante.

LIVE / REVENUE-GENERATING

Actividad comercial produciendo revenue reconocido actualmente.

PILOT / TESTING

Test técnico o comercial en curso.

ADVANCED DISCUSSION

Diálogo comercial material con próximos pasos identificables, sin contrato.

EARLY DISCUSSION

Contacto inicial o conversación exploratoria.

PIPELINE

Oportunidad comercial identificada no convertida.

TARGET ACCOUNT

Organización objetivo sin suficiente engagement para clasificar como pipeline.

2 · TABLA DE TRACTION COMERCIAL

Contraparte / OportunidadCategoríaEstado actualEvidenciaPróximo hito
FENAMIXDistribuciónCONTRACTEDAcuerdo marco FENAMIX/Sphere PPI firmado; anexos individuales por establecimiento.Despliegue por establecimiento; conversión de pipeline en instaladas.
Sphere Radio (adquisición)Socio estratégicoADVANCED DISCUSSIONAdquisición propuesta; infraestructura de ~370 lectores; cierre pendiente.Cierre de la adquisición e integración.
Fundación SEURMarca / PublicidadPILOT / TESTINGDOC-013 — campaña DOOH nacional, 370 ubicaciones, 60 días, 18,87M impactos estimados. Revenue LOTOMIX reconocido no documentado en el Data Room.Segunda campaña / renovación de anunciante.

Solo se incluyen contrapartes con apoyo factual suficiente en el Data Room. No se inventa progreso comercial. Oportunidades adicionales: COMMERCIAL STATUS REVIEW REQUIRED

3 · RELACIONES ESTRATÉGICAS / DISTRIBUCIÓN

  • Acuerdos de acceso a red
  • Acuerdos de despliegue retail
  • Participación de administraciones
  • Relaciones de despliegue de hardware
  • Alianzas tecnológicas

FENAMIX · CONTRACTED

PUBLICIDAD / COMERCIALIZACIÓN DE MARCA

  • Acuerdos de campaña
  • Órdenes de inserción firmadas
  • Propuestas comerciales
  • Pilotos activos
  • Reuniones con anunciantes
  • Discusiones con agencias de media

Fundación SEUR · PILOT / TESTING

No se combinan acceso a red y demanda de anunciantes en un único número de traction comercial.

4 · RELACIÓN FENAMIX

CONTRACTED

Donde lo respalda la documentación ejecutada subyacente.

Relevancia estratégica

Acceso a la red de administraciones de lotería mixta.

Perímetro de red potencial

~7,000 POS

Huella existente

~370 reader locations

Pipeline actual

1,200+ locations

No se afirma 7.000 clientes ni 1.200 ubicaciones contratadas salvo que la evidencia subyacente respalde esas afirmaciones exactas.

5 · JERARQUÍA DE PRUEBA COMERCIAL

1Contrato ejecutado + facturación / revenue
2Contrato ejecutado, revenue no comenzado
3Piloto operativo / test en vivo
4Discusión comercial avanzada con próximo paso documentado
5Discusión inicial
6Cuenta objetivo

No se presentan todos los logos al mismo nivel visual.

6 · PRUEBA GENERADORA DE REVENUE

Donde existe revenue comercial real se muestra: fuente de revenue, periodo, revenue LOTOMIX reconocido, evidencia de contrato/factura, naturaleza recurrente o puntual. No se muestra gasto bruto de anunciante ni GTV como revenue LOTOMIX.

Campaña SEUR: revenue LOTOMIX reconocido no documentado en el Data Room → Pre-revenue / pre-commercial para esta oportunidad.

7 · PILOTOS / TESTS COMERCIALES ACTIVOS

Fundación SEUR — DOOH National Campaign

Contraparte

Fundación SEUR

Alcance

Campaña DOOH nacional

Ubicación

370 locations

Objetivo

Validar capacidad DOOH de la red

Inicio

DATA PENDING

Estado

PILOT / TESTING

Criterios de éxito

Rendimiento hardware, respuesta anunciante, interacción usuario

Próximo punto de decisión

Renovación / segunda campaña

Un piloto no se describe como contrato de cliente.

8 · DISCUSIONES COMERCIALES AVANZADAS

Sphere Radio — Proposed Acquisition ADVANCED DISCUSSION

Tipo de contraparte

Infraestructura / socio estratégico

Objetivo comercial

Adquisición de huella de lectores

Etapa actual

ADVANCED DISCUSSION

Interacción documentada más reciente

DATA PENDING

Próximo paso acordado

Cierre e integración

No se publican detalles sensibles de negociación salvo aprobación para divulgación inversora. No se usan afirmaciones como deal expected / contract imminent / certain to close salvo documentación formal.

9 · PIPELINE DE VENTAS AGREGADO

EtapaOportunidadesValor potencialValor ponderadoEvidencia
Target AccountsDATA PENDINGDATA PENDING—Sin valor documentado
ContactedDATA PENDINGDATA PENDING—Sin valor documentado
QualifiedDATA PENDINGDATA PENDING—Sin valor documentado
ProposalDATA PENDINGDATA PENDING—Sin valor documentado
Pilot / Negotiation1DATA PENDING—Sin valor documentado
Contracted1DATA PENDING—Sin valor documentado
LiveDATA PENDINGDATA PENDING—Sin valor documentado
RenewedDATA PENDINGDATA PENDING—Sin valor documentado

No se inventan valor de contrato, probabilidad ni valor ponderado. Si no se han aprobado probabilidades CRM formales, el pipeline ponderado se omite enteramente.

10 · EL PIPELINE NO ES REVENUE — El pipeline comercial representa negocio futuro potencial y no es revenue reconocido. El Data Room nunca agrega Pipeline Value + Revenue Existente como si ambos representaran revenue actual de la compañía.

11 · TRACTION DE ANUNCIANTES

Discusiones activas: DATA PENDINGPropuestas emitidas: DATA PENDINGPilots: DATA PENDINGCampañas contratadas: DATA PENDINGCampañas live: DATA PENDINGAnunciantes recurrentes: DATA PENDING
Conversión Propuesta → Contrato: DATOS INSUFICIENTESConversión Contrato → Campaña live: DATOS INSUFICIENTESRenovación de anunciante: DATOS INSUFICIENTES

No se crean porcentajes de conversión antes de que existan suficientes datos reales.

12 · FUNNEL COMERCIAL

Cuentas objetivoDATA PENDING
ContactadasDATA PENDING
CualificadasDATA PENDING
PropuestaDATA PENDING
Piloto / Negociación1
Contratadas1
LiveDATA PENDING
RenovadasDATA PENDING

Solo se rellenan etapas con datos estructurados. Taxonomía comercial estándar LOTOMIX.

13 · LOGOS DE MARCA / CONTRAPARTE

Si se muestran logos, solo se usa un logo donde el estado de la relación se muestra inmediatamente al lado (CONTRACTED · PILOT · ADVANCED DISCUSSION · TARGET ACCOUNT). No se crea un muro genérico de logos que pueda implicar que todas las organizaciones son clientes de LOTOMIX.

14 · EVIDENCIA COMERCIAL

executed agreementcommercial proposalemail confirmationmeeting recordpilot documentationcampaign briefinvoiceorderCRM record

No se duplican los documentos subyacentes.

15 · TRACTION POR FLUJO DE REVENUE

FlujoEvidencia hoyEtapa comercialPróxima validación
Publicidad lectorCampaña SEUR ejecutada (DOC-013).PILOT / TESTINGFill a escala, CPM realizado, renovación.
Publicidad traseraSin campaña evidenciada.EARLY DISCUSSIONPrimer contrato / campaña.
Gran formato LOTOADSSin contrato de anunciante evidenciado.EARLY DISCUSSIONPrimer contrato de gran formato.
SaaSSin administración pagadora evidenciada.EARLY DISCUSSIONPrimera administración pagadora.
TransaccionesEstado técnico; sin revenue reconocido.TARGET ACCOUNTActivación técnica y comercial.
MembresíasProducto futuro; sin suscriptores pagadores.TARGET ACCOUNTLanzamiento y conversión.
PeñasProducto/legal/comercial en desarrollo.EARLY DISCUSSIONAdopción comunitaria.
App / monetizaciónPre-comercial.TARGET ACCOUNTMAU y monetización.

Un flujo validado no implica validación de todos los flujos.

16 · LA VALIDACIÓN ES DIFERENTE DE LA ESCALA

Una reunión, piloto, primer anunciante, primera instalación o primer cliente pagador exitosos demuestran progreso, pero no validan por sí solos los supuestos de escala completos de BC 6.7.

Prueba de interés
Prueba de producto
Prueba de demanda comercial
Prueba de repetibilidad
Prueba de escala

17 · GATES DE VALIDACIÓN COMERCIAL

1

Interés

Interés de mercado documentado.

2

Piloto

La contraparte compromete tiempo/recursos en test.

3

Actividad comercial pagada

Comienza el revenue.

4

Repetición / renovación

La relación comercial se repite.

5

Adquisición escalable

Múltiples counterpartas convierten con un proceso repetible.

Posición actual por flujo: Publicidad lector — Gate 2/3; resto — Gate 1/2. No se clasifica todo el negocio en una sola etapa.

18 · CICLO DE VENTAS

Donde exista evidencia suficiente: primer contacto, propuesta, piloto, contrato, inicio de campaña. Average Sales Cycle solo con suficientes observaciones reales. Hasta entonces: DATOS ACUMULÁNDOSE. No se inventan supuestos de ciclo de ventas.

19 · VALOR COMERCIAL CONTRATADO

CONTRACTED VALUE

Valor comprometido en acuerdos ejecutados

DATA PENDING

RECOGNISED REVENUE

Revenue reconocido en P&L

DATA PENDING

PIPELINE VALUE

Valor potencial de pipeline no convertido

DATA PENDING

MODELLED FUTURE REVENUE

Revenue futuro modelado en BC 6.7

BC 6.7

Estos cuatro conceptos nunca se mezclan.

20 · CONCENTRACIÓN COMERCIAL

Una vez exista revenue material: concentración por anunciante, mayor socio, flujo y dependencia de FENAMIX. Hasta entonces, divulgación cualitativa apoyada en hechos actuales; no se fabrican porcentajes artificiales.

Dependencia estratégica de FENAMIX: alta (canal de acceso a red). Concentración de revenue: no medible sin revenue reconocido.

21 · CRONOLOGÍA COMERCIAL

Pre-2026

Ejecución del acuerdo estratégico de red FENAMIX/Sphere PPI.

CONTRACTED
2026

Despliegue histórico de ~370 lectores PPI.

CONTRACTED
2026

Campaña DOOH Fundación SEUR — 370 ubicaciones, 60 días, 18,87M impactos estimados.

PILOT / TESTING
Dec 2026

Rollout comercial amplio objetivo.

PIPELINE
Apr 2027

~770 ubicaciones completadas objetivo de dirección.

PIPELINE

Solo eventos que validan significativamente el caso de inversión. No se incluyen reuniones ordinarias.

22 · DESARROLLOS COMERCIALES RECIENTES

Campaña DOOH Fundación SEUR (DOC-013) — 370 ubicaciones, 60 días, 18,87M impactos estimados.

PILOT / TESTING Evidence: DOC-013

Sección dinámica y fácil de actualizar. No se sobrescribe el progreso histórico.

23 · PRÓXIMOS HITOS COMERCIALES

HitoFecha objetivoEstadoEvidencia requerida
Rollout comercial amplioDec 2026PIPELINEUbicaciones activadas
Despliegue de pantallas adicionalesMar 2027PIPELINEPantallas instaladas
~770 ubicaciones completadasApr 2027MANAGEMENT TARGETUbicaciones completadas de 3 pantallas
Primera administración SaaS pagadoraDATA PENDINGTARGET ACCOUNTContrato SaaS / factura
Primer anunciante recurrenteDATA PENDINGTARGET ACCOUNTOrden de inserción renovada

Solo hitos del plan operativo aprobado.

24 · ¿QUÉ QUEDA POR PROBAR?

advertising fill at scalerealised CPM / pricingadvertiser renewalcommercial activation rateuser conversionsubscription retentiontransaction frequencypeñas adoption

Identifica la próxima evidencia requerida, no debilita el caso de inversión.

25 · SIN AVAL IMPLÍCITO

Si una marca o institución conocida aparece en pipeline, piloto, discusiones o cuentas objetivo, no se usa lenguaje que sugiera aval, partnership, relación de cliente o apoyo de inversión salvo documentación. Se usa solo la clasificación comercial aprobada.

27 · CONEXIÓN CON EL MODELO FINANCIERO

El pipeline comercial permanece fuera del revenue actual reconocido de BC 6.7. Donde BC 6.7 asume ventas futuras basadas en adopción de mercado más amplia, se etiqueta claramente MODELLED COMMERCIAL PERFORMANCE. No se atribuyen contrapartes individuales del pipeline al revenue previsto salvo que el modelo lo haga explícitamente.

29 · CÓMO LEER LA TRACTION COMERCIAL DE LOTOMIX

Acceso a red
Despliegue
Activación comercial
Revenue pagado
Revenue repetible

Relaciones contratadas, pilotos, pipeline y objetivos futuros representan niveles diferentes de evidencia comercial y por tanto se divulgan por separado. El Data Room permite al inversor verificar la evidencia que respalda cada etapa directamente.

CONTROL FINAL — No se llama prospecto a cliente. No se llama piloto a contrato. No se llama pipeline a revenue. No se llama reunión a partnership. No se muestra logo sin su contexto de estado comercial. No se crean valores ni probabilidades no respaldados por registros actuales. Si la evidencia es insuficiente: COMMERCIAL STATUS REVIEW REQUIRED en lugar de sobrestimar la relación.

28 · NAVEGACIÓN

TECHNOLOGY READINESS & SCALABILITY

Technology Readiness & Scalability

Una vista estructurada de la madurez tecnológica actual de LOTOMIX, la preparación de producción y la capacidad de soportar la escala de red.

No es un pitch técnico de ventas. No introduce capacidades no documentadas. La validación técnica no se convierte en validación comercial.

2 · ETIQUETAS DE ESTADO TECNOLÓGICO CONTROLADAS

DEVELOPEDINTEGRATEDTESTEDOPERATINGPILOT / CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTPRODUCTION-READYHARDENING REQUIREDIN DEVELOPMENTPLANNEDTHIRD-PARTY DEPENDENCYEVIDENCE PENDING

No se usan complete, finished, fully scalable, enterprise-grade, proven at scale salvo evidencia objetiva.

3 · POSICIÓN TECNOLÓGICA ACTUAL

Plataforma software central

DEVELOPED

Backend disponible

DEVELOPED

Integración de lector funcionando

OPERATING

Validación de billetes probada

TESTED

Integración de administración desarrollada materialmente

IN DEVELOPMENT

Interacción hardware/software demostrada

OPERATING

Testing operativo actual en curso

PILOT / CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT

No se clasifica algo como production-ready simplemente porque funciona en testing.

1 · MATRIZ DE PREPARACIÓN TECNOLÓGICA

Área tecnológicaEstadoEvidenciaRequisito de escalaTrabajo restante
LOTOMIX backendDEVELOPEDBackend servicesHardening pre-producción
Administration integrationIN DEVELOPMENTPor administraciónIntegración individual
A1D / PPI reader softwareOPERATINGGestión de flotaOrquestación a escala
Ticket scanning / validationTESTEDRendimiento a volumenDatos formales de test
User authenticationIN DEVELOPMENTMAURevisión de seguridad
App backendIN DEVELOPMENTMAULanzamiento de app
Administration portalIN DEVELOPMENT770 administracionesDespliegue rollout
Advertising deliveryPILOT / CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTInventario a escalaPlataforma de delivery
Screen managementIN DEVELOPMENT2.310 pantallasGestión remota
Device managementIN DEVELOPMENT3.370 dispositivosTelemetría y orquestación
AnalyticsIN DEVELOPMENTVolumen de eventosPipeline de analítica
Transaction architecturePLANNEDVolumen transaccionalProveedor de pago
Wallet architecturePLANNED—Arquitectura legal
Peñas functionalityPLANNED—Estructura legal
APIsDEVELOPEDThroughputDocumentación y rate limits
NotificationsIN DEVELOPMENTVolumen de pushProveedor de comunicaciones
MonitoringHARDENING REQUIREDCobertura completaObservabilidad
InfrastructureDEVELOPEDCapacidad cloudAutoescalado
CybersecurityHARDENING REQUIREDEndurecimientoRevisión de seguridad
Backup / recoveryHARDENING REQUIREDRPO/RTO formalesTest de DR
Third-party integrationsTHIRD-PARTY DEPENDENCYContratosSelección y contingencia

4 · ARQUITECTURA TECNOLÓGICA

Cliente / Administración
Lector A1D / App LOTOMIX
Capa de aplicación LOTOMIX
Servicios backend / APIs
Validación de billetes / lógica de negocio
Capa de datos
Pagos / Publicidad / Servicios de terceros
Analítica / Reporting / Monitoring

No se exponen credenciales, IP ni configuración de seguridad.

5 · CAPA DE HARDWARE

Lector A1D / PPI

11.6-inch

Pantalla trasera

23.8-inch

Pantalla gran formato LOTOADS

43-inch

  • SO donde esté documentado
  • Requisitos de conectividad
  • Método de gestión de dispositivos
  • Mecanismo de actualización
  • Soporte remoto
  • Procedimiento de fallo / reemplazo

No se usan especificaciones obsoletas de lector de 13 pulgadas.

MODEL RECONCILIATION: Registry 11,6"/23,8"/43" vs BC 6.7 11,9"/28"/48".

CAPA DE SOFTWARE

  • Backend LOTOMIX
  • Interfaz de administración
  • Software de dispositivo
  • Servicio de validación de billetes
  • Servicios de app
  • Servicios de usuario
  • Servicios publicitarios
  • Analítica
  • Reporting
  • APIs de integración

Fuente: documentación de arquitectura real.

6 · VALIDACIÓN DE BILLETES

Input — billete capturado por lector/app
Processing — OCR / reconocimiento / validación
Output — resultado a usuario/administración
Tasa de reconocimiento: TECHNICAL TESTING DATA TO BE FORMALISEDTiempo de procesamiento: TECHNICAL TESTING DATA TO BE FORMALISEDTasa de error: TECHNICAL TESTING DATA TO BE FORMALISEDBilletes no soportados: TECHNICAL TESTING DATA TO BE FORMALISEDFallback manual: TECHNICAL TESTING DATA TO BE FORMALISED

No se inventan porcentajes de precisión.

7 · PREPARACIÓN DE INTEGRACIÓN DE ADMINISTRACIÓN

  • Setup de administración
  • Autenticación de usuario / operador
  • Workflow de lotería
  • Intercambio de datos
  • Procesamiento de billetes
  • Registros de transacción
  • Workflow de soporte
IN DEVELOPMENTHito mayor: la integración de administración es central al despliegue comercial.

8 · SEPARACIÓN DE ENTORNOS

Development

Exists

Testing / QA

Exists

Staging

PRE-PRODUCTION HARDENING ITEM

Production

PRE-PRODUCTION HARDENING ITEM

No se afirma que existe separación formal de entornos salvo documentación técnica.

9 · CHECKLIST DE PREPARACIÓN DE PRODUCCIÓN

application stabilityIN PROGRESS
infrastructure provisioningIN PROGRESS
authenticationIN PROGRESS
permissionsIN PROGRESS
loggingIN PROGRESS
monitoringREQUIRED BEFORE SCALE
backupsREQUIRED BEFORE SCALE
recoveryREQUIRED BEFORE SCALE
alertingREQUIRED BEFORE SCALE
deployment processIN PROGRESS
rollback processREQUIRED BEFORE SCALE
version controlIN PROGRESS
security reviewREQUIRED BEFORE SCALE
support escalationIN PROGRESS
third-party service readinessIN PROGRESS

No se marca READY sin evidencia.

10 · ¿QUÉ DEBE ESCALAR?

Locations

370 → 500 → ~770 → 3.370

Devices

Multiple digital surfaces per completed location

Users

Administration users → broader consumer adoption

Ticket Requests

Increasing scans / validations

Advertising Events

Increasing inventory, campaigns, delivery

Transactions

Potentially increasing transactional activity

Data

Growing telemetry, user data, logs, reporting

No se afirma simplemente the system is scalable. Se muestra qué debe escalar.

11 · TESTING DE ESCALA

TestCapacidad testadaCapacidad objetivoResultadoEvidencia
concurrent usersEVIDENCE PENDINGEVIDENCE PENDINGREQUIRES SCALE VALIDATION—
concurrent ticket scansEVIDENCE PENDINGEVIDENCE PENDINGREQUIRES SCALE VALIDATION—
API requestsEVIDENCE PENDINGEVIDENCE PENDINGREQUIRES SCALE VALIDATION—
database loadEVIDENCE PENDINGEVIDENCE PENDINGREQUIRES SCALE VALIDATION—
screen content deliveryEVIDENCE PENDINGEVIDENCE PENDINGREQUIRES SCALE VALIDATION—
advertising eventsEVIDENCE PENDINGEVIDENCE PENDINGREQUIRES SCALE VALIDATION—
administration connectionsEVIDENCE PENDINGEVIDENCE PENDINGREQUIRES SCALE VALIDATION—
transaction processingEVIDENCE PENDINGEVIDENCE PENDINGREQUIRES SCALE VALIDATION—

FORMAL LOAD TEST REQUIRED BEFORE SCALE. No se infiere capacidad solo de la arquitectura.

12 · MARGEN DE CAPACIDAD

Carga normal actual

EVIDENCE PENDING

Capacidad testada

EVIDENCE PENDING

Carga esperada de rollout

EVIDENCE PENDING

No se crean múltiplos artificiales de capacidad salvo medición.

13 · ESTRATEGIA DE ESCALADO

horizontal application scalingcloud infrastructuredatabase scalingcachingasynchronous processingCDN / content deliveryqueue architecturedistributed servicesdevice orchestration

Solo arquitectura real o planificada. No se inserta terminología cloud genérica.

14 · GESTIÓN DE FLOTA DE DISPOSITIVOS

  • Registro de dispositivos
  • Online / offline
  • Versión de software
  • Actualizaciones remotas
  • Despliegue de contenido
  • Diagnósticos
  • Reboot / restart
  • Soporte remoto
  • Fallo de hardware
  • Reemplazo
  • Monitorización de conectividad
Estado de dispositivoRecuento
OnlineEVIDENCE PENDING
OfflineEVIDENCE PENDING
WarningEVIDENCE PENDING
Update RequiredEVIDENCE PENDING
MaintenanceEVIDENCE PENDING

Telemetría real cuando esté disponible.

15 · GESTIÓN DE RELEASES DE SOFTWARE

DevelopmentQAApprovalProduction DeploymentMonitoringRollback if required

No se expone información sensible de repositorio o credenciales.

16 · MONITORING & OBSERVABILITY

service availability: SCALING REQUIREMENTAPI errors: SCALING REQUIREMENTticket-processing failures: SCALING REQUIREMENTresponse time: SCALING REQUIREMENTdevice connectivity: SCALING REQUIREMENTadvertising delivery: SCALING REQUIREMENTdatabase health: SCALING REQUIREMENTtransaction failures: SCALING REQUIREMENTapplication crashes: SCALING REQUIREMENT

17 · UPTIME / DISPONIBILIDAD

Production uptime history accumulating — no se publica un porcentaje de uptime salvo datos de producción medidos; no se afirma un SLA asumido.

18 · GESTIÓN DE INCIDENTES

Severity 1Parada crítica / fallo business-critical
Severity 2Degradación material
Severity 3Funcionalidad limitada / issue aislado
Severity 4Issue menor

Detección, escalado, owner, resolución, post-incident review. No se implica operación 24/7 madura salvo que exista.

19 · CONTINUIDAD DE NEGOCIO / RECUPERACIÓN ANTE DESASTRES

  • Backups de datos
  • Frecuencia
  • Ubicación
  • Test de restauración
  • Recuperación de infraestructura
  • Recuperación de base de datos
  • Procedimientos
  • Fallback operacional
RPO: no establecido formalmenteRTO: no establecido formalmentePRE-SCALE REQUIREMENT

No se inventan objetivos de recuperación.

20 · PREPARACIÓN DE CYBERSEGURIDAD

authenticationaccess controlpassword policyprivileged accountsencryption in transitencryption at restinfrastructure securityapplication securityvulnerability managementloggingsecurity monitoringdata accessincident response

No se describe el sistema como secure o fully compliant sin evidencia de auditoría. Se usan etiquetas de madurez.

21 · TESTING DE PENETRACIÓN / SEGURIDAD

HARDENING REQUIREDTest type · date · scope · findings · remediation. No se exponen detalles explotables. PRE-LAUNCH SECURITY CONTROL.

22 · PROTECCIÓN DE DATOS BY DESIGN

Minimización de datosControles de accesoRetenciónRegistros de consentimientoAudit logsWorkflows de eliminaciónDatos cifradosProcesamiento de terceros

23 · DEPENDENCIAS TECNOLÓGICAS

Proveedor / ServicioFunciónCriticidadEstadoContingencia
HostingCloud infrastructureCriticalTHIRD-PARTY DEPENDENCYMulti-region / portability
OCRTicket readingHighTHIRD-PARTY DEPENDENCYAlternative engine evaluation
Payment servicesTransaction processingCriticalPLANNEDRegulated provider selection
MessagingPush / email / SMSMediumTHIRD-PARTY DEPENDENCYProvider redundancy
AnalyticsUsage analyticsMediumTHIRD-PARTY DEPENDENCYIn-house fallback
App distributioniOS / AndroidHighTHIRD-PARTY DEPENDENCYPlatform terms compliance
HardwareReaders / displaysCriticalTHIRD-PARTY DEPENDENCYSupplier diversification
ConnectivityDevice networkHighTHIRD-PARTY DEPENDENCYResilience / fallback

Solo proveedores reales. No se crean vendors hipotéticos.

24 · REVISIÓN DE PUNTO ÚNICO DE FALLO

  • Un proveedor
  • Una integración
  • Un servidor / componente de infraestructura
  • Un individuo
  • Una fuente de hardware

Donde existe concentración: Dependency + Mitigation / planned redundancy. No se oculta la concentración técnica genuina.

25 · PROPIEDAD DEL EQUIPO TÉCNICO

backend: rol / funciónapp: rol / funcióninfrastructure: rol / funciónhardware: rol / funciónsecurity: rol / funciónsupport: rol / funciónintegrations: rol / función

No se exponen datos personales sensibles.

26 · CONCENTRACIÓN DE CONOCIMIENTO

  • Existe documentación: EVIDENCE PENDING
  • Múltiples ingenieros entienden sistemas críticos: EVIDENCE PENDING
  • Código fuente controlado centralmente: EVIDENCE PENDING
  • Procedimientos de despliegue documentados: EVIDENCE PENDING
  • Credenciales controladas corporativamente: EVIDENCE PENDING

Si un subsistema depende excesivamente de un individuo: KEY-PERSON TECHNICAL RISK.

27 · CONTROL DE CÓDIGO FUENTE / IP

  • Propiedad de código fuente
  • Asignación de contratista
  • Asignación de empleado
  • Repositorios bajo control de empresa
  • Licencias de terceros

28 · DEUDA TÉCNICA / TRABAJO DE ESCALA

ItemImpactoRequerido antes deEstado
Infrastructure hardeningScale reliabilityBefore scaleIN PROGRESS
Monitoring / observabilityOperational visibilityBefore scaleIN PROGRESS
Automated testingRelease confidenceBefore scaleIN PROGRESS
Security hardeningLaunch securityBefore launchHARDENING REQUIRED
Database optimisationQuery performance at volumeBefore scaleIN PROGRESS
Deployment automationRelease velocityBefore scaleIN PROGRESS
DocumentationKnowledge continuityOngoingIN PROGRESS
Device-management improvementsFleet orchestrationBefore 770 locationsIN DEVELOPMENT

No se oculta el trabajo de escala conocido; está identificado y planificado.

29 · GATES TECNOLÓGICOS PRE-LANZAMIENTO

GATE 1 — Core Product

IN PROGRESS
  • Key workflows operational
  • Ticket functionality stable
  • Administration workflows operating

GATE 2 — Production Infrastructure

IN PROGRESS
  • Production environment
  • Monitoring
  • Backup
  • Release process

GATE 3 — Security

HARDENING REQUIRED
  • Access controls
  • Security review
  • Critical findings resolved

GATE 4 — Operational Support

IN DEVELOPMENT
  • Device monitoring
  • Incident process
  • Support escalation

GATE 5 — Scale Validation

REQUIRES SCALE VALIDATION
  • Load / performance testing
  • Capacity review
  • Scale risks documented

No se muestra automáticamente un gate como completado. Se usa evidencia técnica.

30 · REQUISITOS TECNOLÓGICOS PARA ROLLOUT COMERCIAL DICIEMBRE 2026

RequisitoEstadoCríticoOwnerEvidencia
Core workflows stableIN PROGRESSYesEngineering
Administration integrationIN DEVELOPMENTYesEngineering / Commercial
Device managementIN DEVELOPMENTYesEngineering
Advertising deliveryPILOT / CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTYesEngineering
MonitoringHARDENING REQUIREDYesInfrastructure
Security reviewHARDENING REQUIREDYesSecurity
Support escalationIN DEVELOPMENTYesOperations

Reconcilia directamente con el hito operativo de diciembre 2026. No introduce fecha de lanzamiento separada.

31 · REQUISITOS TECNOLÓGICOS PARA EXPANSIÓN DE RED

Conecta preparación tecnológica con: despliegue de pantallas adicionales desde marzo 2027 y ~770 ubicaciones completadas objetivo abril 2027.

Gestión de dispositivosCapacidad de infraestructuraMonitoringSoporteDelivery publicitarioReportingProvisioningAutomatización operativa

Explica qué cambia técnicamente entre lanzamiento y escala.

32 · DASHBOARD DE KPIs TÉCNICOS

Platform

  • uptime: EVIDENCE PENDING
  • API response time: EVIDENCE PENDING
  • error rate: EVIDENCE PENDING

Ticket Processing

  • scans: EVIDENCE PENDING
  • successful validations: EVIDENCE PENDING
  • processing time: EVIDENCE PENDING

Devices

  • online %: EVIDENCE PENDING
  • incidents: EVIDENCE PENDING
  • software-version compliance: EVIDENCE PENDING

Scale

  • active locations: EVIDENCE PENDING
  • concurrent activity: EVIDENCE PENDING
  • infrastructure utilisation: EVIDENCE PENDING

Support

  • incident count: EVIDENCE PENDING
  • mean resolution time: EVIDENCE PENDING

Solo valores reales una vez medidos.

33 · ACTUAL VS OBJETIVO

KPI técnicoActualRequerido rolloutRequerido escalaEstado
API response timeEVIDENCE PENDINGRequisitos aprobadosRequisitos aprobadosREQUIRES SCALE VALIDATION
Error rateEVIDENCE PENDINGRequisitos aprobadosRequisitos aprobadosREQUIRES SCALE VALIDATION
Ticket processing timeEVIDENCE PENDINGRequisitos aprobadosRequisitos aprobadosREQUIRES SCALE VALIDATION
Device online %EVIDENCE PENDINGRequisitos aprobadosRequisitos aprobadosREQUIRES SCALE VALIDATION
UptimeEVIDENCE PENDINGRequisitos aprobadosRequisitos aprobadosREQUIRES SCALE VALIDATION

Los targets provienen de requisitos técnicos aprobados. No se generan umbrales arbitrarios.

34 · EVIDENCE ROOM TÉCNICO

architecture diagramsplatform screenshotstesting recordstechnical specificationsticket-validation evidenceAPI documentationdeployment documentationsecurity reviewdevice-management evidencetechnical due diligence materials

35 · REVISIÓN TÉCNICA WATERHOUSE

Donde existan materiales de revisión técnica, discusiones o materiales de due diligence con Waterhouse, se proporciona una referencia de evidencia dedicada. No se implica aprobación formal salvo que Waterhouse la proporcionara explícitamente. Se usa Technical review materials o Technical due diligence interaction según la evidencia.

36 · MATRIZ DE RIESGO TECNOLÓGICO

Riesgo tecnológicoPosición actualMitigaciónImpacto escala
Platform scalabilityIN PROGRESSAutoescalado cloudScale impact
Device fleet managementIN DEVELOPMENTPlataforma de gestión de flotaScale impact
Third-party dependencyDEPENDENCYContingencia / redundanciaOperational
CybersecurityHARDENING REQUIREDEndurecimiento y revisiónLaunch-critical
Ticket-processing reliabilityTESTEDDatos formales de test pendientesOperational
Infrastructure resilienceIN PROGRESSMulti-region / backupScale impact
Payment integrationPLANNEDProveedor reguladoLaunch-critical
Technical key-person riskDEPENDENCYDocumentación / segundo ingenieroOperational

Sin scores de riesgo arbitrarios.

37 · DISTINGUIR CUATRO AFIRMACIONES

Works

Función funciona en testing

Tested

Resultados de test documentados

Production-Ready

Cumple criterios aprobados de lanzamiento

Proven at Scale

Operado bajo carga comparable

Nunca se tratan como equivalentes. Cada claim usa el nivel correcto.

38 · TESIS DE ESCALA TECNOLÓGICA

1. ¿Funciona la funcionalidad central?

2. ¿Está la plataforma lista para producción comercial amplia?

3. ¿Pueden la infraestructura y los procesos operativos escalar con la expansión de red planificada?

El Data Room proporciona evidencia para cada pregunta por separado. La funcionalidad existente no se presenta como prueba de escala futura. El trabajo de endurecimiento de escala pendiente se distingue del riesgo fundamental de desarrollo de producto.

CONTROL FINAL — No se afirma fully scalable, production-proven, enterprise-grade salvo evidencia documentada. El testing técnico no se convierte en validación comercial. La interacción técnica con Waterhouse no se convierte en aprobación salvo documentación explícita. No se expone información sensible de seguridad. Si un claim técnico carece de evidencia: TECHNICAL EVIDENCE REQUIRED. Si el testing de escala falta: SCALE VALIDATION REQUIRED en lugar de asumir que el sistema soportará el despliegue futuro.

39 · NAVEGACIÓN

CONTRACTUAL ACCESS

Valida la ruta hacia el canal minorista de loterías.

Esta sección reúne los documentos y evidencias que respaldan la ruta de LotomiX hacia el canal de venta minorista de loterías, incluyendo FENAMIX, SPHERE/PPI, contratos firmados, exclusividad, reparto de ingresos y evidencia legal restringida.

⚠ Revisión legal independiente recomendada antes de cualquier decisión de inversión.

Acuerdo Estratégico Exclusivo Vinculante con FENAMIX

Acuerdo ejecutado firmado el 17 de marzo de 2026. LOTOMIX es designado socio estratégico preferente y exclusivo de FENAMIX. La participación individual de cada establecimiento sigue siendo voluntaria.

Acuerdos SPHERE / PPI

Evidencia de instalación y anexos de punto de venta vinculados a la red y estructura de despliegue.

Contratos Firmados

Documentos ejecutados principales que sustentan la base contractual de la oportunidad.

Exclusividad y División de Ingresos

Derechos comerciales, acuerdos de prioridad, derechos de explotación publicitaria y evidencia de división de ingresos 70/30.

Acuerdo Estratégico Exclusivo Vinculante con FENAMIX

Contrato firmado LOTOMIX–FENAMIX · 17 de marzo de 2026 · DOC-016

LOTOMIX es designado socio estratégico preferente y exclusivo de FENAMIX dentro del alcance del acuerdo ejecutado. La participación individual de cada establecimiento sigue siendo voluntaria.

Contrato ejecutado · 17/03/2026 Borradores y versiones anteriores: archivados, no constituyen evidencia de acuerdo ejecutado

Resumen de cláusulas — referencias al documento firmado

Objeto y alcance de la exclusividad

LOTOMIX es designado socio estratégico preferente y exclusivo de FENAMIX dentro del alcance del acuerdo ejecutado. La participación individual de cada establecimiento sigue siendo voluntaria.

Cláusula — pendiente de verificación

Obligaciones de promoción y captación

FENAMIX asume obligaciones de promoción y apoyo a la captación de establecimientos interesados, canalizando los candidatos hacia LOTOMIX para su selección y despliegue.

Cláusula — pendiente de verificación

Adhesión individual voluntaria

La adhesión de cada establecimiento es individual y voluntaria. El acuerdo marco no equivale a un contrato firmado con cada establecimiento ni garantiza su instalación.

Cláusula — pendiente de verificación

Duración, extensión y resolución

Periodo inicial de 10 meses. Extensión adicional de cinco años de exclusividad condicionada al cumplimiento de los hitos contractuales. La extensión no es incondicional ni está iniciada.

Cláusula 11.3 referenciada · verificación pendiente

Duración y extensión de la exclusividad

Periodo inicial

10 meses

Desde la activación comercial del acuerdo.

Extensión condicional

+5 años

Exclusividad condicionada al cumplimiento de hitos contractuales.

La extensión de cinco años NO es incondicional ni está iniciada. Queda sujeta al cumplimiento de los hitos contractuales. No debe presentarse como un periodo garantizado o ya en curso.

Objetivo comercial inicial: 500 adhesiones de establecimientos

El acuerdo establece un objetivo comercial inicial de 500 adhesiones de establecimientos en los seis meses siguientes a la activación comercial, respaldado por las obligaciones de promoción y captación de FENAMIX.

Adhesiones ≠ InstalacionesAdhesiones ≠ Localizaciones completas con tres pantallas Objetivo contractual, no garantía de instalaciones o ingresos

Distinción clave: Las 500 adhesiones es un objetivo contractual del acuerdo FENAMIX (6 meses desde activación). Las 770 localizaciones de Fase 1 es el objetivo de despliegue del modelo BC 6.7 (14 abril 2027). Son cifras distintas: las adhesiones son compromisos voluntarios de establecimientos; las 770 localizaciones requieren circuito completo de tres pantallas instalado.

Dos relaciones contractuales separadas

LOTOMIX – FENAMIX

Plataforma tecnológica y propuesta comercial

Acuerdo estratégico vinculativo por el que LOTOMIX aporta la plataforma tecnológica y la propuesta comercial al canal. Las adhesiones individuales se gestionan de forma voluntaria.

Contrato firmado 17/03/2026

Sphere – FENAMIX y contratos PPI individuales

Infraestructura existente y acuerdos de establecimientos

Contrato Sphere–FENAMIX y los anexos PPI individuales constituyen la infraestructura existente y los acuerdos de los establecimientos. Su integración en el grupo LOTOMIX está sujeta a completar la adquisición.

Contrato firmado Sphere–FENAMIX

No se atribuyen automáticamente a LOTOMIX la titularidad actual de los activos o contratos de Sphere. Su integración en el grupo está sujeta a completar la adquisición.

Documentos — acceso directo

Contrato firmado LOTOMIX–FENAMIX

Documento firmado · evidencia ejecutada

Ver

Contrato firmado Sphere–FENAMIX

Documento firmado · evidencia ejecutada

Ver

Modelo de contrato individual PPI

Modelo contractual · no es un contrato firmado

Ver

Carpetas contractuales prioritarias

Documentos contractuales clave — acceso directo

DOC-016★ CRITICAL✓ Uploaded

LOTOMIX–FENAMIX Binding Strategic Framework Contract

Signed 17/03/2026 · Exclusivity · 70/30 framework · original contractual rollout objective · BC 6.7 separately models a 770-POS Phase 1 plan · IP ownership · Clause 11.3

Ver
DOC-006★ CRITICAL✓ Uploaded

CONTRACT FENAMIX SPHERE PPI — Signed Framework

FENAMIX/GECOMIX & SPHERE RADIO · PPI device deployment · store-by-store annexes

Ver
DOC-007✓ Uploaded

CONTRACT SPHERE PPI — Signed Copy

Scanned signed contract · Related to DOC-006 · Legal duplicate review required

Ver
DOC-004★ CRITICAL✓ Uploaded

PPI Exploitation Agreement Template — FENAMIX Mixed Points

Clause 12 · Deposit · 60-month term · Linked to 315+ signed annexes

Ver
DOC-010✓ Uploaded

China Partner Agreement — Shanghai Luwei / ApexBridge

5-year · Manufacturing, sourcing, QC, certification · 6% service fee

Ver

Adquisición de Sphere Radio

Sphere Radio Acquisition — Integración de Infraestructura Existente

LOTOMIX tiene la intención de adquirir el 100% de Sphere Radio S.L., integrando su infraestructura existente de lectores PPI y las relaciones contractuales asociadas en el Grupo tras la completación.

Entidad compradora

Entidad compradora propuesta — pendiente de confirmación

Estado de la operación

Adquisición propuesta — pendiente de completar

La adquisición no está completada. No se atribuyen actualmente los activos de Sphere a LOTOMIX. Su integración está sujeta a completar la operación.

Infraestructura existente

370 lectores PPI ya desplegados en el tejido minorista existente de Sphere, sujetos a reconciliación con el registro de instalaciones y los acuerdos individuales de establecimientos.

Equipos propiedad de Sphere

Pendiente

Fuente: Pendiente de verificación

Fecha: —

Equipos instalados en establecimientos

370

Fuente: Documentación fuente

Fecha: Histórico

Equipos online

Pendiente

Fuente: Pendiente de verificación

Fecha: —

Equipos operativos

Pendiente

Fuente: Pendiente de verificación

Fecha: —

Equipos que generan ingresos

Pendiente

Fuente: Pendiente de verificación

Fecha: —

No asumir que todos los instalados están online o monetizando370 lectores ≠ 370 circuitos completos de tres pantallas

Separación de precio y provisión de financiación

Contraprestación agregada de compraventa de acciones€85,000.00
Pasivos identificados y necesidades relacionadas con la operación€338,818.79
Necesidad total de caja identificada€423,818.79
Provisión de financiación del Business Case (redondeada)€450,000.00
Diferencia entre provisión y necesidad identificada€26,181.21

€450.000 es la provisión de financiación del Business Case, no el precio de compra ni la valoración de Sphere Radio.

Estas cifras son estructura de financiación comunicada por dirección hasta que estén respaldadas por los documentos de compraventa y la conciliación de pasivos. La diferencia de €26.181,21 no se describe como partida comprometida o contingencia contractual sin soporte documental.

Desglose de pasivos y necesidades — Transaction Funding Breakdown

Conciliación detallada pendiente

El detalle de pasivos no está disponible. El total de €338.818,79 se conserva como dato de dirección pendiente de soporte documental. No se inventan partidas para completar el total.

ConceptoAcreedor / BeneficiarioImporteFecha ref.VencimientoDocumento soporteTratamiento previstoEstado
Detailed reconciliation pending — sin partidas disponibles
Total identificado (dirección)€338,818.79Pendiente de soporte documental

Estos importes no se duplican en otras líneas de uso de fondos, CAPEX, deuda o costes de lanzamiento.

Titularidad y partes vinculadas — Due diligence privada

Titularidad actual y evaluación de partes vinculadas — pendiente de confirmación documental

No se infiere la titularidad actual únicamente de la escritura de constitución. Se requiere documentación societaria actualizada para confirmar accionistas, vendedores y relaciones.

Accionistas actuales y porcentajes

Pendiente de confirmación

Vendedores previstos

Pendiente de confirmación

Comprador previsto

Pendiente de confirmación

Relación con promotores, administradores o accionistas del grupo

Pendiente de confirmación

Fuente documental y fecha

Pendiente de confirmación

Contratos e integración

La compra de acciones y la cesión individual de activos o contratos son mecanismos distintos. El mecanismo previsto se describe según la documentación disponible. No se presentan automáticamente todos los contratos como transferidos, renovados o libres de restricciones.

Acuerdo Sphere–FENAMIX

Firmado

Contratos individuales PPI

Firmado

Inventario de equipos

Operativo

Registro de instalaciones

Operativo

Documentación societaria

Firmado

Documento de compraventa o términos de la operación

Pendiente

Conciliación de pasivos

Pendiente

Señalar las autorizaciones o condiciones de cambio de control que correspondan según la documentación disponible.

Relación con el uso de fondos

Sphere acquisition and associated funding requirements — €450k provision. La explicación detallada de la operación se mantiene en esta sección para evitar repetirla en toda la presentación.

Verificación

€85,000 + €338,818.79 = €423,818.79
€450,000 − €423,818.79 = €26,181.21
La operación figura como pendiente de completar
Los importes no se contabilizan dos veces
Cada documento distingue firmado, borrador o pendiente

TECHNOLOGY & PRODUCT

LOTOMIX — Infraestructura retail conectada y servicios de lotería digital

Explica el producto de forma sencilla y distingue funcionalidades operativas, pruebas e hitos pendientes. Tres capas (Retail, Consumer, Platform), estado de funcionalidades, pruebas, integraciones, vínculo con lanzamiento e ingresos, costes del programa de software y riesgos documentados.

BC 6.7 Active Model3 capas de producto8 funcionalidades6 integracionesIP Filings — Pending OEPM

1 · Resumen del producto

LOTOMIX — Connected Retail Infrastructure & Digital Lottery Services

El producto se estructura en tres capas. Cada capa explica quién la utiliza, qué problema resuelve y cómo se relaciona con el modelo de ingresos.

Retail

Lector PPI, pantallas y herramientas del establecimiento

Quién lo usa

Administradores de puntos de venta y personal del establecimiento.

Qué problema resuelve

Digitaliza la validación de boletos, la comunicación con el cliente y la monetización del espacio físico del establecimiento.

Relación con ingresos

Habilita ingresos por publicidad en pantallas (frontal y trasera), tarifas SaaS de plataforma y servicios de peñas.

Consumer

App y servicios digitales para usuarios

Quién lo usa

Jugadores de lotería y usuarios finales.

Qué problema resuelve

Permite comprar lotería, consultar boletos, participar en peñas y gestionar wallet digital desde el móvil.

Relación con ingresos

Habilita ingresos por membresías premium, servicios de peñas y, futuramente, transacciones. Las apuestas oficiales son GTV, no ingresos de LOTOMIX.

Platform

Backend, integraciones y gestión publicitaria

Quién lo usa

Equipo interno de LOTOMIX, operadores publicitarios y sistemas externos (SELAE, pasarelas de pago).

Qué problema resuelve

Orquesta la red de dispositivos, gestiona campañas publicitarias, integra servicios de lotería y procesa transacciones y datos.

Relación con ingresos

Habilita ingresos por gestión y reproducción publicitaria, medición, tarifas de plataforma y comunicaciones monetizables.

2 · Estado de funcionalidades

Product Readiness

Una funcionalidad no se marca como disponible comercialmente solo porque existe una interfaz o una demostración. El entorno distingue desarrollo, pruebas y producción.

FuncionalidadEstado actualEntornoEvidencia y fechaDependenciasPróximo hito
Lectura y comprobación de boletosProducciónProducción370 lectores PPI operativos en red Sphere2026Hardware PPI, integración SELAEIntegración como activo LOTOMIX tras adquisición Sphere
Integración con establecimientosProducciónProducción315+ anexos PPI firmados (red Sphere)2026Acuerdo marco FENAMIX, anexos individualesDespliegue Fase 1: 770 localizaciones (abr 2027)
Compra de loteríaDesarrolloDesarrolloInterfaz de app en desarrollo; no en producción2026API SELAE, pasarela de pagos, KYC, aprobación regulatoriaIntegración API SELAE y validación regulatoria
Peñas (sindicatos sociales)DesarrolloDesarrolloFuncionalidad en desarrollo2026App consumer, backend LOTOMIXLanzamiento tras app consumer
Wallet y pagosDesarrolloDesarrolloNo en producción2026Pasarela de pagos, KYC, cumplimiento regulatorioIntegración pasarela y validación de seguridad
Membresías y funciones premiumDesarrolloDesarrolloModelado en BC 6.7; no en producción2026App consumer, backend de suscripcionesLanzamiento tras app consumer
Gestión y reproducción publicitariaProducciónProducciónLotoAds OS operativo; campaña SEUR documentada2026Pantallas instaladas, CMS LotoAdsEscalado a 770 pantallas Fase 1
Medición y registros operativosPruebas pilotoPruebasImpactos estimados en campaña SEUR (no verificados por terceros)2026Telemetría de dispositivos, proof-of-playMedición independiente de audiencia

3 · Pruebas y demostraciones

Product Demonstrations & Test Evidence

Se distingue una prueba técnica satisfactoria de una integración completa en producción. Las actualizaciones comunicadas por dirección conservan esa clasificación hasta incorporar evidencia técnica.

Campaña DOOH Fundación SEUR: 370 localizaciones, 60 días

Integración en producción

Fecha

2026

Entorno

Producción (red Sphere)

Alcance

Publicidad en pantallas traseras en establecimientos de lotería.

Resultado

18,87M impactos estimados (no verificados por terceros).

Limitaciones

Impactos estimados, no impresiones entregadas verificadas. No se extrapola a la red completa.

LotoAds OS — gestión y reproducción publicitaria

Integración en producción

Fecha

2026

Entorno

Producción

Alcance

CMS publicitario, programación de campañas, reproducción en pantallas.

Resultado

Sistema operativo en producción.

Limitaciones

Escalado a 770 pantallas Fase 1 pendiente.

Lectura y comprobación de boletos (PPI)

Integración en producción

Fecha

2026

Entorno

Producción (red Sphere)

Alcance

Validación de boletos en lectores PPI desplegados.

Resultado

370 lectores operativos.

Limitaciones

Red Sphere, no LOTOMIX. Integración como activo LOTOMIX pendiente de adquisición.

App consumer (compra de lotería, wallet, peñas)

Prueba técnica (no producción)

Fecha

2026

Entorno

Desarrollo

Alcance

Interfaz y flujos de usuario en desarrollo.

Resultado

No en producción. No disponible comercialmente.

Limitaciones

Requiere integración API SELAE, pasarela de pagos, KYC y aprobación regulatoria.

Medición de audiencia

Prueba técnica (no producción)

Fecha

2026

Entorno

Pruebas piloto

Alcance

Telemetría de dispositivos y estimación de impactos.

Resultado

Estimaciones internas, no validadas por terceros.

Limitaciones

Sin medición independiente de audiencia ni proof-of-play en vivo.

4 · Integraciones

Integraciones externas

Se distingue implementación técnica, acceso autorizado y aprobación regulatoria. Ninguna se presenta como prueba automática de las otras.

Servicio / SistemaFunciónEstadoEntornoDependencias de tercerosDocumento / Prueba
SELAE APIConsulta y validación de boletos de lotería oficialImplementación técnica

Implementación técnica ≠ acceso autorizado ≠ aprobación regulatoria.

DesarrolloAcuerdo SELAE, acceso autorizado pendienteImplementación técnica documentada; acceso autorizado pendiente
FENAMIXCanal de acceso a establecimientos de loteríaProducción

Acuerdo ejecutado. Acceso a establecimientos operativo.

ProducciónAcuerdo marco firmado, anexos individualesFENAMIX Framework Agreement (firmado)
Pasarela de pagosProcesamiento de pagos para compra de lotería y walletNo iniciado

Pendiente de selección e integración. No en producción.

No iniciadoSelección de proveedor, KYC, cumplimiento regulatorioNo documentado
KYC / AMLVerificación de identidad de usuarios para transaccionesNo iniciado

Pendiente. Requerido antes de transacciones consumer.

No iniciadoProveedor KYC, cumplimiento regulatorioNo documentado
Hardware Sphere / SphereScanLectores PPI y pantallas en establecimientosProducción

Operativo en red Sphere. Integración LOTOMIX pendiente de adquisición.

Producción (red Sphere)Adquisición Sphere pendiente de cierre370 lectores operativos; Installation Master List
LotoAds OS / CMSGestión y reproducción publicitaria en pantallasProducción

Operativo. Escalado a 770 pantallas Fase 1 pendiente.

ProducciónPantallas instaladasSistema operativo; campaña SEUR documentada

5 · Relación con lanzamiento e ingresos

Relación con lanzamiento e ingresos

Los hitos tecnológicos se vinculan al calendario comercial y a las fuentes de ingresos que habilitan. No se anticipan ingresos de funcionalidades pendientes sin identificarlos como proyecciones condicionadas.

Lanzamiento comercial

Funcionalidades necesarias

Lector PPI, integración con establecimientos, LotoAds OS

Estado

Listo en red Sphere; pendiente integración LOTOMIX

Habilita ingresos

Publicidad en pantallas, tarifas SaaS de plataforma

Activación de establecimientos

Funcionalidades necesarias

Acuerdo FENAMIX, anexos individuales, despliegue hardware

Estado

FENAMIX firmado; 770 localizaciones Fase 1 en curso

Habilita ingresos

Ingresos por pantalla, SaaS, comunicaciones

Publicidad y medición

Funcionalidades necesarias

Pantallas instaladas, CMS LotoAds, telemetría

Estado

Operativo; medición independiente pendiente

Habilita ingresos

Ingresos media retenidos, comunicaciones monetizables

Transacciones (compra de lotería, wallet)

Condicionado

Funcionalidades necesarias

API SELAE, pasarela de pagos, KYC, aprobación regulatoria

Estado

No en producción. Pendiente de integración y aprobación.

Habilita ingresos

GTV (no ingresos LOTOMIX). Ingresos por transacciones: proyección condicionada.

Peñas y membresías

Condicionado

Funcionalidades necesarias

App consumer, backend de suscripciones

Estado

En desarrollo. No en producción.

Habilita ingresos

Ingresos por peñas y membresías: proyección condicionada.

Las puertas marcadas como condicionadas dependen de funcionalidades no disponibles comercialmente. Sus ingresos son proyecciones condicionadas, no ingresos base.

6 · Costes del programa de software

Costes del programa de software — Conciliación BC 6.7

Conciliación activa de BC 6.7. Los pagos ya realizados no vuelven a aparecer como necesidades futuras de financiación.

Importe total del programa

600.000 €

Programa completo de software BC 6.7

Pagos realizados

225.000 €

Ya pagado — no se incluye en necesidades futuras

Compromisos futuros

375.000 €

Pendiente de pago — incluido en uso de caja de lanzamiento

✓ Conciliación verificada: 225.000 € pagado + 375.000 € compromiso = 600.000 € total

Partidas incluidas en el programa

  • Finalización de software (core LOTOMIX, app, backend)
  • Seguridad e integración
  • Integración API SELAE
  • Hardening de lanzamiento

Documentación contractual

Fuente: BC 6.7 · hoja SOFTWARE_COSTS y PROCUREMENT_PLAN. Los €225k pagados no se reincluyen como necesidad futura en el uso de caja de lanzamiento; solo los €375k de compromiso futuro forman parte de la financiación requerida.

7 · Riesgos y próximos hitos

Riesgos y próximos hitos

Solo pendientes concretos y documentados. Para cada uno se indica el criterio de cierre y su efecto en el calendario.

Integración SELAE

Pendiente

Pendiente

Acceso autorizado a API SELAE pendiente

Criterio de cierre

Acuerdo SELAE firmado y acceso autorizado en producción

Efecto en calendario

Bloquea compra de lotería y transacciones consumer. Sin efecto sobre publicidad y SaaS.

Pagos y KYC

Pendiente

Pendiente

Selección e integración de pasarela de pagos y proveedor KYC

Criterio de cierre

Pasarela integrada, KYC operativo, cumplimiento regulatorio validado

Efecto en calendario

Bloquea wallet y transacciones. Sin efecto sobre publicidad.

Seguridad

Pendiente

Pendiente

Auditoría de seguridad y penetración pendiente

Criterio de cierre

Informe de auditoría sin hallazgos críticos abiertos

Efecto en calendario

Requerido antes de transacciones consumer. No bloquea publicidad.

QA y hardening

Pendiente

Pendiente

LOTOMIX app/web en fase de hardening (62% completitud)

Criterio de cierre

App/web al 100% de completitud base, QA de regresión superado

Efecto en calendario

Bloquea lanzamiento de app consumer. No bloquea capa retail.

Medición independiente

Pendiente

Pendiente

Medición de audiencia por terceros no contratada

Criterio de cierre

Contrato con proveedor de medición y primer informe entregado

Efecto en calendario

Limita verificación de impactos publicitarios. No bloquea operación.

Adquisición Sphere

Pendiente

Pendiente

Cierre de adquisición de Sphere Radio pendiente

Criterio de cierre

Acuerdo de adquisición firmado y financiación completada

Efecto en calendario

Bloquea integración de 370 lectores como activos LOTOMIX.

Los pendientes de integración (SELAE, pagos, KYC) bloquean la capa consumer y las transacciones, pero no la capa retail ni la publicidad, que son operativas. La adquisición Sphere bloquea la integración de los 370 lectores como activos LOTOMIX.

COMMERCIAL PROOF

Valida la evidencia de despliegue, prueba de campaña y potencial de retail media.

Esta sección muestra la validación comercial: evidencia de la campaña SEUR, localizaciones activas, duración de la campaña, impactos estimados y progreso hacia el objetivo de Fase 1 de 770 POS.

Métricas de prueba comercial

370

Localizaciones de campaña

Fundación SEUR · DOOH nacional

60 días

Duración de campaña

Periodo activo de campaña

18.87M

Impactos estimados

Impactos estimados — no verificados independientemente

770 POS

Fase 1 de despliegue

Circuito completo 2.310 dispositivos

1 · Calendario principal

Phased Rollout — Existing Infrastructure to National Scale

Calendario coherente con BC 6.7. Se distingue infraestructura instalada, activación comercial y expansión prevista. Las fechas diarias se utilizan únicamente cuando están documentadas en el modelo activo. Los hitos son objetivos de dirección, no compromisos garantizados.

Diciembre 2026Objetivo de dirección

Commercial Launch

Lanzamiento comercial previsto de LOTOMIX y activación comercial de la infraestructura PPI existente.

Depende de financiación cerrada, software core operativo y acuerdos FENAMIX vigentes.

Marzo 2027Objetivo de dirección

Additional Hardware Deployment

Inicio previsto de instalación de nuevos lectores y pantallas, sujeto a suministro y capacidad de instalación.

Sujeto a suministro de hardware disponible en Madrid y ventana de instalación de 45 días.

14 abril 2027Fecha documentada BC 6.7

Phase 1 Completion Target

Objetivo de 770 localizaciones completas conforme a BC 6.7.

Fecha diaria documentada en BC 6.7 (phase1CompletionDate). Sujeto a ejecución de suministro e instalación.

2029Previsión de expansión

Expansion Target

Objetivo de 3.370 localizaciones, sujeto a financiación, adhesiones y ejecución.

Sujeto a financiación, adhesión individual de establecimientos y ejecución operativa.

Distinción: el objetivo contractual de 500 adhesiones de Fase 1 (acuerdos firmados con establecimientos) es distinto del objetivo del modelo BC 6.7 de 770 localizaciones completas con circuito de tres dispositivos. No se mezclan.

2 · Métricas de red

Métricas de red — distinción de estados

Cada métrica se presenta por separado con definición, fecha de actualización y fuente. No se utilizan 'instalado', 'online', 'activo' y 'monetizando' como términos equivalentes.

Localizaciones únicas

Actual

370

Fase 1

770

2029

3,370

Establecimientos físicos distintos con al menos un dispositivo LOTOMIX instalado.

Actualización: Histórico · BC 6.7

Fuente: Documentación fuente / BC 6.7 Deployment

Lectores PPI instalados

Actual

370

Fase 1

770

2029

3,370

Lectores SphereScan/PPI físicamente instalados en establecimientos.

Actualización: Histórico · BC 6.7

Fuente: Documentación fuente

Pantallas traseras instaladas

Actual

0

Fase 1

770

2029

3,370

Pantallas traseras verticales de 28" físicamente instaladas.

Actualización: Pendiente de inventario

Fuente: BC 6.7 · objetivo Fase 1

Pantallas frontales instaladas

Actual

0

Fase 1

770

2029

3,370

Pantallas frontales LotoAds de 43" físicamente instaladas.

Actualización: Pendiente de inventario

Fuente: BC 6.7 · objetivo Fase 1

Localizaciones completas (3 dispositivos)

Actual

0

Fase 1

770

2029

3,370

Localizaciones con lector PPI + pantalla trasera + pantalla frontal instalados.

Actualización: Pendiente de inventario

Fuente: BC 6.7 · objetivo Fase 1

Dispositivos online

Actual

370

Fase 1

2,310

2029

10,110

Dispositivos conectados y transmitiendo datos operativos.

Actualización: Pendiente de verificación

Fuente: Registro operativo pendiente

Localizaciones comercialmente activas

Actual

—

Fase 1

—

2029

—

Localizaciones con publicidad contratada y emitiendo contenido comercial.

Actualización: Pendiente de verificación

Fuente: Registro de campaña pendiente

Localizaciones con ingresos reconocidos

Actual

—

Fase 1

—

2029

—

Localizaciones con ingresos facturados y reconocidos en el modelo financiero.

Actualización: Pendiente de verificación

Fuente: Modelo BC 6.7 · no desglose por localización

3 · Conciliación de la Fase 1

Conciliación de la Fase 1 — BC 6.7

Lectores PPI: 370 existentes + 400 adicionales = 770

370

Existentes

+400

Adicionales

770

Fase 1

Circuito completo previsto: 770 + 770 + 770 = 2.310 dispositivos

770

Lectores PPI

770

Pantallas traseras 28"

770

Pantallas frontales 48"

2,310

Dispositivos totales

Las pantallas ya existentes deben conciliarse con el inventario antes de determinar las unidades adicionales necesarias. No se asume que las 770 pantallas traseras y frontales sean todas nuevas sin verificar el inventario actual.

El objetivo de 2.310 dispositivos no es inventario actual. Es el objetivo de Fase 1 de BC 6.7, sujeto a instalación y activación.

4 · Deployment Readiness

Evidencia de ejecución

La capacidad de instalación debe respaldar el calendario. Si falta evidencia, se muestra la dependencia pendiente sin inventar productividad.

Pedidos y presupuestos de proveedores

Confirmado

Presupuestos de hardware recibidos (BC 6.7 CAPEX)

Previsto

Pedidos formales pendientes de cierre de financiación

Pendiente de validación

POs firmadas y datasheets finales de proveedor

Fechas previstas de entrega

Confirmado

Hardware disponible en Madrid previsto para 1 mar 2027 (BC 6.7)

Previsto

Ventana de instalación de 45 días desde entrega

Pendiente de validación

Calendario de entrega por lote y proveedor confirmado

Equipos disponibles

Confirmado

370 lectores PPI instalados (red Sphere)

Previsto

400 lectores adicionales + 770 pantallas traseras + 770 frontales (BC 6.7)

Pendiente de validación

Inventario físico conciliado de pantallas existentes

Establecimientos con contrato firmado

Confirmado

315+ anexos PPI firmados (red Sphere, no LOTOMIX)

Previsto

500 adhesiones contractuales de Fase 1 (objetivo contractual)

Pendiente de validación

Contratos LOTOMIX individuales por establecimiento

Plan de instalación

Confirmado

Rampa BC 6.7: 370 → 646 (mar 2027) → 770 (abr 2027)

Previsto

530 localizaciones completas en mar 2027; 770 en abr 2027

Pendiente de validación

Plan de instalación por establecimiento y semana

Capacidad semanal de instalación

Confirmado

No documentada en BC 6.7

Previsto

Implícita en rampa: ~120 localizaciones/mes en mar 2027

Pendiente de validación

Capacidad de instalación documentada por equipo y proveedor

Responsables operativos

Confirmado

Equipo de dirección identificado (pendiente de cargar al Data Room)

Previsto

Equipo operativo mínimo + rampa (BC 6.7 OPEX payroll)

Pendiente de validación

Responsables de instalación, mantenimiento y soporte asignados

Mantenimiento y soporte

Confirmado

Reserva de reemplazo modelada en BC 6.7 OPEX (€8.247 año 1)

Previsto

Mantenimiento de campo escala con POS activos (BC 6.7)

Pendiente de validación

Contratos de mantenimiento y SLA de soporte documentados

La capacidad semanal de instalación no está documentada explícitamente en BC 6.7. La rampa implícita (~120 localizaciones/mes en marzo 2027) requiere validación de equipos de instalación y proveedores antes de confirmar el calendario.

5 · Prueba comercial

Campañas y pruebas existentes

Se distingue prueba técnica, piloto comercial y campaña pagada. No se extrapola automáticamente el rendimiento de un piloto a toda la red.

Fundación SEUR

Campaña pagada

Periodo

60 días (periodo activo de campaña)

Dispositivos

370 localizaciones · dispositivos PPI (red Sphere)

Entregables y medición

Impactos estimados: 18,87M (no verificados independientemente como impresiones entregadas)

Facturación

No documentada en el anuncio

Pendiente de documentación

Prueba técnica

Periodo

Pendiente

Dispositivos

Pendiente de registro

Entregables y medición

Prueba técnica de integración LotoAds OS y proof-of-play pendiente de documentar

Facturación

N/A (prueba técnica)

Pendiente de documentación

Piloto comercial

Periodo

Pendiente

Dispositivos

Pendiente de registro

Entregables y medición

Piloto comercial con rate cards de agencia y medición de audiencia pendiente de documentar

Facturación

Pendiente de documentación

La campaña SEUR (370 localizaciones, 60 días, 18,87M impactos estimados) es una campaña pagada documentada. Los impactos son estimados, no impresiones entregadas verificadas independientemente. No se extrapola este rendimiento a las 770 localizaciones de Fase 1 ni a las 3.370 de 2029.

6 · Medición publicitaria

Métricas de medición publicitaria

Se diferencia entre métricas de registros operativos y estimaciones del modelo. Las estimaciones no se presentan como impresiones entregadas verificadas.

Lecturas o interacciones

Número de veces que un usuario interactúa físicamente con el lector PPI.

Registro operativo

Fuente: Registro operativo del dispositivo

BC 6.7: 240 interacciones/día/lector (supuesto BC 6.7)

Reproducciones publicitarias

Número de veces que un contenido publicitario se reproduce en una pantalla.

Registro operativo

Fuente: Registro operativo de proof-of-play

BC 6.7: Pendiente de registro en vivo

Impresiones estimadas

Estimación de impactos publicitarios calculada del modelo, no impresiones entregadas verificadas.

Estimación del modelo

Fuente: Modelo BC 6.7 (CPM × interacciones × impactos)

BC 6.7: 18,87M impactos estimados (campaña SEUR)

Audiencia medida

Audiencia validada por terceros o medición independiente (p. ej. panel, geo-location).

Estimación del modelo

Fuente: Medición de terceros / pendiente

BC 6.7: Pendiente de medición independiente

Ocupación contratada

Porcentaje de inventario publicitario contratado frente al disponible.

Registro operativo

Fuente: Registro operativo de campaña / agencia

BC 6.7: Rampa 15% → 50% (Y1), 60% (Y2), 70% (Y3) — supuesto BC 6.7

Ingresos facturados

Ingresos efectivamente facturados y reconocidos en el modelo financiero.

Registro financiero

Fuente: Registro financiero / modelo BC 6.7

BC 6.7: €872.757 screen media Y1 (BC 6.7 · no auditado)

Progreso de despliegue — Calendario BC 6.7

Puntos de venta — Histórico a Año 3

Histórico: documentación fuente · Objetivos: proyección de dirección

Instalaciones históricas (370 lectores)
370Source Documentation
Fase 1 — 14 abr 2027 (770 POS / 2.310 disp.)
770BC 6.7 · Documented date
Cierre Year 2 — oct 2028 (2.370 POS)
2,370BC 6.7 · Management forecast
Expansión 2029 — oct 2029 (3.370 POS)
3,370BC 6.7 · Management forecast
Progreso inicial: 370/770 = 48%

Corrección para Waterhouse VC

Circuito media BC 6.7 Fase 1: 770 POS / 2.310 dispositivos

El objetivo BC 6.7 de Fase 1 se construye desde 370 lectores/PPI existentes más 400 lectores adicionales. Cada POS se convierte en un punto media de tres dispositivos: pantalla PPI de 11,6", pantalla trasera de 23,8" y pantalla frontal LotoAds de 43".

370

Lectores/PPI existentes con capacidad publicitaria

Lectores/PPI instalados con pantalla táctil capacitiva activa de 11,6 pulgadas capaz de publicidad CPM / pop-up.

+400

Lectores/PPI adicionales

Lectores cualificados adicionales necesarios para alcanzar el objetivo de Fase 1 de 770.

770

Objetivo total de POS

770 lectores/PPI, cada uno con pantalla táctil capacitiva activa de 11,6 pulgadas.

2,310 devices

Circuito media completo

770 pantallas PPI + 770 pantallas traseras de 28” + 770 pantallas frontales LotoAds de 48”.

Capas del circuito media

CapaCantidadFormatoUso publicitarioContratoEstado
Pantalla PPI reader
770pantalla táctil capacitiva activa de 11,6 pulgadasCPM / pop-up / media transaccional en pantalla readerEstructura contractual Sphere / PPI (lector, pantalla trasera, instalación, explotación)370 instaladas, 400 por añadir
Pantalla trasera vertical
770pantalla trasera de 28”señalización digital continua / DOOHEstructura contractual Sphere / PPI (sujeta a verificación legal final de acuerdos ejecutados y anexos a nivel de tienda)desplegar como capa de upgrade
Pantalla grande LotoAds táctil
770pantalla frontal de 48”DOOH de gran formato / retail media interactivaContrato LotomiX / LotoAds de pantallasdespliegue separado de pantallas grandes

Nota para inversores:La capa actual de pantalla PPI puede técnicamente emitir publicidad, pero management no la presenta como circuito LotoAds completo. El caso institucional de media se basa en completar el circuito de tres pantallas: pantalla reader de 11,6", pantalla trasera vertical de 23,8" y pantalla frontal de 43".

Para agencias:Para agencias, el atractivo es el inventario por capas: pop-up CPM en pantalla reader, DOOH continuo en pantalla trasera y pantallas LotoAds interactivas premium de gran formato.

Reconciliación del modelo financiero BC 6.7:

  • Separar ingresos CPM de pantalla PPI reader, ingresos DOOH de pantalla trasera e ingresos de pantallas grandes LotoAds.
  • No modelar la Fase 1 como solo 500 instalaciones; BC 6.7 trabaja con 770 POS.
  • 370 lectores existentes + 400 lectores nuevos = base de Fase 1.
  • 770 pantallas traseras y 770 pantallas frontales completan el circuito.
  • Monetización media completa vinculada a la activación del circuito de 2.310 dispositivos.

Despliegue: POS vs circuitos completos

BC 6.7 · Inventario activo solo tras instalación
PeriodoPOS totalesLectores PPI activosPantallas traseras 23,8"Pantallas frontales 43"Circuitos completos
Inicio

Base operativa inicial · 370 lectores PPI

370370000
Mes 6 · Abr 2027

Fase 1 completa · 2.310 dispositivos

770770770770770
Cierre Año Lanzamiento

BC 6.7 · Previsión de dirección

770770770770770
Cierre Año 2

BC 6.7 · Expansión sujeta a ejecución

2,3702,3702,3702,3702,370
Cierre Año 3

BC 6.7 · Escala de dirección

3,3703,3703,3703,3703,370

El circuito de Fase 1 BC 6.7 incluye 770 lectores PPI, 770 pantallas traseras de 23,8" y 770 pantallas frontales LotoAds de 43", formando 770 circuitos completos / 2.310 dispositivos. La expansión futura se muestra como previsión de dirección hasta que cada ubicación esté instalada y activada.

Pipeline de establecimientos interesados

1.200+ establecimientos interesados — canalizados a través de FENAMIX

FENAMIX canaliza los establecimientos interesados hacia LOTOMIX. LOTOMIX selecciona progresivamente las localizaciones de despliegue según cobertura geográfica, perfil del establecimiento, potencial comercial y valor publicitario.

El despliegue prioritario incluye localizaciones premium en los principales mercados publicitarios de España, junto con una cobertura nacional y provincial más amplia.

1.200+ es una cifra comunicada por dirección hasta disponer de un registro actualizado verificable. No se suman automáticamente nuevos interesados comunicados verbalmente ni se presenta toda la lista como contratos firmados.

Criterios de selección y despliegue

Cobertura geográfica

Perfil y condiciones del establecimiento

Potencial comercial y publicitario

Disponibilidad de equipos

Capacidad de instalación y soporte

Etapas de incorporación

01

Interesados

1,200+

Fuente: Declaración de dirección

Fecha: Pendiente de verificación

Cifra comunicada por dirección hasta disponer de un registro actualizado verificable.

02

Seleccionados

Pendiente

Fuente: —

Fecha: Pendiente de verificación

LOTOMIX selecciona progresivamente según cobertura, perfil y potencial.

03

Contrato firmado

315+

Fuente: Anexos PPI firmados (red Sphere)

Fecha: Pendiente de verificación

Anexos de explotación PPI individuales firmados. Red Sphere, no LOTOMIX.

04

Instalados

370

Fuente: Documentación fuente

Fecha: Histórico

Lectores PPI instalados históricamente. Red Sphere.

05

Online

Pendiente

Fuente: —

Fecha: Pendiente de verificación

BC 6.7: 370 lectores operativos desde 1 dic 2026 (fecha futura).

06

Monetizando

Pendiente

Fuente: —

Fecha: Pendiente de verificación

Validación de revenue por localización pendiente.

Tipos de localización instalada

Solo lector PPI

370

Red Sphere · histórico

Verificado

Pendiente de verificación como activos LOTOMIX.

Lector PPI + pantalla trasera

Pendiente

Pendiente de verificación

Pendiente de verificación

Sin registro verificado disponible.

Circuito completo tres pantallas

Pendiente

BC 6.7 · objetivo Fase 1

Objetivo BC 6.7

Objetivo: 770 localizaciones completas para 14 abr 2027.

Objetivo de despliegue

3.370 localizaciones para 2029

Objetivo de despliegue de 3.370 localizaciones para 2029, respaldado por el canal FENAMIX y un pipeline existente de establecimientos interesados. Cada localización queda sujeta a incorporación individual, despliegue de hardware y activación operativa.

El objetivo no implica conversión automática de la red FENAMIX. La expansión depende de la incorporación individual, el suministro de hardware y la activación operativa de cada localización.

Hitos de expansión — BC 6.7

Dic 2026

Commercial Launch · activación PPI existente

Mar 2027

Inicio instalación hardware adicional

14 Abr 2027

Fase 1 completa · 770 POS / 2.310 disp.

2029

Expansión · 3.370 localizaciones

Evidencia y navegación

Registro de establecimientos e instalaciones

Datos operativos

Evidencia del pipeline

Declaración de dirección

Calendario de despliegue

Datos operativos

Evidencia visual de instalaciones

La galería visual contiene imágenes privadas de máquinas, pantallas, dispositivos Sphere/SphereScan, instalaciones en punto de venta y evidencia de campaña bajo NDA.

LotomiX · Evidencia Visual

Evidencia visual de máquinas e instalaciones LotomiX

Fotografías de máquinas, pantallas, dispositivos Sphere/SphereScan, instalaciones en punto de venta y soportes digitales. 39 imágenes privadas bajo NDA.

Las fotografías incluidas en esta sección constituyen evidencia visual privada de instalaciones, dispositivos, pantallas y soportes vinculados a LotomiX/Sphere/SphereScan. Su uso está limitado a revisión de inversores, legal, técnica y de management bajo NDA. Las imágenes no sustituyen auditoría técnica, certificación de instalación ni validación legal independiente.

39 imágenes

Pantalla Sphere Fenamix — Punto de venta (1)

LOTOMIX-VIS-001

Pantalla Sphere Fenamix — Punto de venta (1)

Pantalla Sphere SCAN PRO con Fenamix en punto de venta. Interfaz de escaneo de boletos y visualización de resultados en ventanilla.

Sphere / SphereScan
Evidencia visual cargada
Pantalla Sphere — Instalación en ventanilla (2)

LOTOMIX-VIS-002

Pantalla Sphere — Instalación en ventanilla (2)

Dispositivo Sphere instalado en ventanilla de punto de venta. Interfaz operativa con código QR y módulo de escaneo integrado.

Sphere / SphereScan
Evidencia visual cargada
Pantalla Sphere — Interfaz Fenamix operativa (3)

LOTOMIX-VIS-003

Pantalla Sphere — Interfaz Fenamix operativa (3)

Dispositivo Sphere con interfaz Fenamix en operación. Pantalla mostrando funcionalidad de escáner y visualización de boletos.

Sphere / SphereScan
Evidencia visual cargada

Retail media / DOOH — evidencia

Sphere Network DOOH Retail Media Dossier

Commercial DOOH presentation · Network positioning

SphereScan Digital & DOOH Presentation

SphereScan screen inventory · CPM model

LotoAds Campaign Materials

Campaign management · DOOH scheduling · LotoAds OS

SEUR Campaign Report — DOC-013

18.87M impacts · 370 locations · 60 days · National DOOH

Los datos de desempeño se basan en documentación fuente cargada y proyecciones de dirección. La integración de datos en tiempo real y la validación independiente pueden estar pendientes salvo indicación expresa.

Continúa tu revisión

SOURCE EVIDENCE

LOTOMIX Data Room — Documentos fuente BC 6.7

Usa esta sección para revisar la evidencia fuente detrás del caso de inversión BC 6.7. Empieza con el paquete de evidencia prioritaria, luego abre la biblioteca completa de carpetas para due diligence financiera, legal, comercial, técnica y operativa más profunda.

BC 6.7 CurrentV5 Waterhouse September 2026NDA firmada WaterhouseManagement Forecast · Not AuditedBC 6.4 / BC 6.3 Archived

1 · Investment Evidence Index

Investment Evidence Index

Índice organizado por sección. Un mismo documento puede vincularse desde varias secciones sin crear copias duplicadas. Permite comprobar cada afirmación material sin recorrer toda la documentación.

2 · Key Claims & Supporting Evidence

Key Claims & Supporting Evidence

Cada afirmación muestra tipo, fecha, documento soporte, ubicación, estado de comprobación y dependencias. No se clasifica como verificada una afirmación únicamente porque aparece repetida en una presentación.

AfirmaciónTipoFecha ref.Documento soporteUbicaciónEstadoDependenciasEvidencia
370 lectores PPI existentesDato operativoHistórico · 2026Installation Master List / Documentación fuenteRegistro de instalaciones DocumentadoRed Sphere, no LOTOMIX. Pendiente de verificación como activos LOTOMIX.Pendiente
Pipeline de 1.200+ establecimientos interesadosDeclaración de direcciónDeclaración de dirección · 2026Declaración de dirección (no registro verificable)N/A — comunicado verbal PendienteCifra comunicada hasta disponer de registro actualizado verificable.Pendiente
Exclusividad FENAMIX y condiciones de duraciónTérmino contractual2026FENAMIX Framework Agreement (firmado)Cláusulas de exclusividad y duración FirmadoAcceso legal requerido. Cláusulas específicas pendientes de revisión legal independiente.Pendiente
Objetivo contractual de 500 adhesiones de Fase 1Término contractual2026FENAMIX Framework AgreementAnexo / cláusula de adhesiones Fase 1 DocumentadoObjetivo contractual de adhesiones, distinto del objetivo del modelo de 770 localizaciones completas.Pendiente
Objetivo de 770 localizaciones completas (Fase 1)ProyecciónBC 6.7 · 14 abr 2027BC 6.7 Workbook · Deployment sheetBC64_DEPLOYMENT.milestones · month 6 Modelo BC 6.7Objetivo de dirección, no compromiso garantizado. Sujeto a suministro e instalación.Pendiente
Objetivo de 3.370 localizaciones (2029)ProyecciónBC 6.7 · oct 2029BC 6.7 Workbook · Deployment sheetBC64_ANNUAL.year3 · closingActivePOS Modelo BC 6.7Sujeto a financiación, adhesiones individuales y ejecución operativa.Pendiente
Participación FENAMIX únicamente en publicidad frontal (30%)Término contractual2026FENAMIX Framework AgreementCláusula de revenue-share frontal 48" DocumentadoNo aplica a PPI ni pantalla trasera. Pendiente de verificación legal final.Pendiente
Adquisición propuesta de Sphere RadioDeclaración de dirección2026Sphere Acquisition Proposal (borrador)Documento de propuesta BorradorPropuesta, no acuerdo ejecutado. Pendiente de cierre y financiación.Pendiente
Provisión de financiación de €450.000 para adquisición SphereSupuestoBC 6.7 · sep 2026BC 6.7 Workbook · CAPEXBC64_CAPEX.unitCosts · Sphere acquisition Modelo BC 6.7Supuesto del modelo. Sujeto a cierre de la adquisición.Pendiente
Proyecciones financieras BC 6.7 (Y1 €1,43M · Y3 €10,21M revenue)ProyecciónBC 6.7 · sep 2026BC 6.7 Workbook · Annual SummaryBC64_ANNUAL.year1/year3 · totalRevenue Modelo BC 6.7Previsión de dirección, no auditada. Sujeta a validación independiente.Pendiente
Campaña SEUR: 370 localizaciones · 18,87M impactos estimadosDato operativo2026 · 60 díasSEUR Campaign Report — DOC-013Informe de campaña · p.1-3 DocumentadoImpactos estimados, no impresiones entregadas verificadas. No se extrapola a la red completa. Ver

5 · Versiones activas e históricas

Control de versiones documentales

Modelo financiero activo

BC 6.7 Workbook + Executive Memo

Activo · septiembre 2026

Único modelo activo para KPIs de inversor. Previsión de dirección, no auditada.

Contratos ejecutados de referencia

FENAMIX Framework · PPI Annexes (315+)

Firmados · red Sphere

Acuerdos firmados. No se sustituyen por borradores más recientes.

Deck Óscar / Waterhouse

Waterhouse reference deck

Draft · versión de referencia

Versión de referencia para esta revisión. Conserva su condición de draft.

BC 6.4 (archivado)

BC 6.4 Workbook

Archivado · jul 2026

Superseded por BC 6.7. Retenido solo para audit trail.

BC 6.3 (archivado)

BC 6.3 Workbook

Archivado · referencia histórica

No se usa para KPIs actuales ni valoración.

Discrepancias registradas para reconciliación

Objetivo de localizaciones: 500 (contractual) vs 770 (modelo BC 6.7)

Registrar para reconciliación. No cambiar automáticamente el término contractual.

Inventario de pantallas existentes vs unidades adicionales necesarias

Conciliar inventario físico antes de determinar unidades adicionales.

Cifras del deck vs cifras del modelo BC 6.7

Registrar punto para reconciliación. No alterar cifras del modelo para coincidir con el deck.

Cuando existan discrepancias entre el deck, el modelo y la evidencia, se registra el punto para reconciliación. No se cambian automáticamente cifras o términos contractuales para hacerlos coincidir.

Paquete de evidencia prioritaria

Ocho grupos de evidencia prioritaria para revisión de inversores, desde el modelo financiero actual hasta los modelos archivados. Cada tarjeta enlaza a las carpetas relevantes del Data Room.

📁 03 — Financials & Round
BC 6.7 Current

Modelo Financiero Actual

Revisa el modelo actual de 36 meses, perfil financiero, uso de fondos del año de lanzamiento, estado del software y resumen del comité de inversión.

Documentos

📄 BC 6.7 XLSX📄 BC 6.7 Executive Memo📄 PremiaTech Business Breakdown PDF uploaded · PPTX URL pending
📁 06 — Commercial Evidence & Advertisers📁 03 — Financials & Round
Active

Arquitectura Comercial

Revisa Retail Media, Ecosistema Digital, Sindicatos Sociales y Motor de Adquisición NFC. Confirma que NFC es una capa de adquisición, no una línea de ingresos separada.

📁 05 — Contracts — FENAMIX / Sphere / LotoAds📁 11 — PPI Annexes📁 10 — Installation Master List
Core Evidence

Acceso Contractual

Revisa acceso FENAMIX, acuerdos Sphere/PPI, anexos firmados, exclusividad, reparto de ingresos y evidencia a nivel de sitio.

📁 08 — Hardware, Suppliers & Installation📁 07 — Technology, Software & Cybersecurity
Phase 1

Hardware y Despliegue

Revisa el circuito Fase 1 BC 6.7: 770 POS, 400 lectores adicionales, 770 pantallas traseras de 23,8" y 770 pantallas frontales de 43".

📁 07 — Technology, Software & Cybersecurity📁 14 — Independent Reviews & Audit Trail
Operational

Software y Entrega

Revisa núcleo LOTOADS, app/backend LOTOMIX, API SELAE, pagos, KYC, ciberseguridad, QA y workstreams de pagos en vivo.

📁 09 — IP, OEPM & Chain of Title
Pending Grant

IP, OEPM y Cadena de Titularidad

Revisa marcas, propiedad de software, modelos de utilidad, cesiones societarias y diligencia de IP.

📁 13 — Risk Register & Remediation Tracker📁 11 — GDPR, Regulatory & Insurance📁 14 — Independent Reviews & Audit Trail
20 Risks Tracked

Riesgos y Gates de Diligencia

Revisa gates legales, de pago, protección de datos, comerciales, telemetría, hardware, instalación y validación financiera.

📁 04 — Financial Archive — Superseded
Archived

Modelos Archivados

Revisa BC 6.4, BC 6.3 y modelos de bridge anteriores solo para audit trail. Estos archivos no deben usarse para KPIs actuales.

Leyenda de estado de documentos

CargadoReferencia fuenteRestringidoArchivo pendienteEvidencia parcialNo auditado / Estimación

Waterhouse ya tiene NDA firmada. Los documentos restringidos existen y pueden revisarse por usuarios autorizados; algunos siguen limitados por datos personales, sensibilidad legal o exposición técnica. Restringido no significa que la evidencia esté ausente.

Fuente de Verdad y Gobernanza del Modelo

Reglas Institucionales de Gobernanza

Estas reglas gobiernan todas las vistas, tarjetas, gráficos, informes, exportaciones y respuestas del asistente LOTOMIX.

BC 6.7 = única fuente financiera vigente

El modelo BC 6.7 September 2026 / Waterhouse / Investment Committee es la única fuente financiera canónica. BC 6.4 y BC 6.3 están archivados como trazabilidad — do not use para KPIs actuales.

Documentos legales ejecutados prevalecen

Los documentos legales ejecutados y firmados prevalecen sobre los resúmenes de management. Donde el narrative conflicte con el workbook, el workbook prevalece.

Convocatorias oficiales prevalecen sobre documentos internos

Las reglas oficiales de convocatorias públicas prevalecen sobre los documentos internos de estrategia de subvenciones. Kit Digital está cerrado.

Pipeline no es revenue

El pipeline comercial (agencias, programática, Correos Express, UPS, Amazon, Vinted, Wallapop) no es ingreso contratado. Requiere insertion order o presupuesto firmado.

Grant application no es revenue

La solicitud o aplicación a subvenciones no es ingreso. Caso base: €0 hasta concesión formal y cobranza verificable. El piloto de 25 sitios es el gate.

Installed ≠ active inventory

El hardware instalado no implica automáticamente inventario publicitario activo. El Revenue se reconoce solo cuando el inventario está activo y vendido.

Management forecast ≠ auditoría independiente

La previsión de dirección no constituye auditoría independiente. Todas las cifras financieras son 'Management forecast — not audited' salvo indicación expresa.

NDA y control de acceso por rol

Vistas públicas separadas de investor, legal y admin. PII oculta por defecto. Documentos OEPM con firmas/direcciones son legal/admin only.

Data Room Institucional — 15 carpetas operativas más 00 — Inicio e índice

Arquitectura institucional con metadatos canónicos: estado, nivel de evidencia, acceso, versión, propietario y siguiente acción. Filtros sticky por estado, archivo, evidencia, categoría y nivel de acceso.

Dashboard de Completitud del Data Room

74

Registros totales

57

Disponibles para revisión

14

Registros con archivo

2

Borradores internos

35

Referencias fuente

5

Restringidos disponibles

11

Archivados / audit trail

1

URL pendiente

16

Items de seguimiento

Items de seguimiento de diligencia (no bloqueantes)

Items estándar de revisión para due diligence. No bloquean la revisión de Waterhouse.

Term sheet definitive executionCorporate IP assignmentCap table and shareholders agreementFormal GDPR audit and signed DPAsSigned rate cards and IOsSigned supplier quotations (770-POS Phase 1)Insurance certificatesPPTX media URL resolution
Filtros del Data Room
Estado:
Archivo:
Evidencia:
Categoría:
Acceso:

Data Room

Biblioteca documental

Legal, financial, technical and commercial documentation organized for controlled investor reVer.

22 Folders— Categorized
BC 6.7 Canonical— Current financial source
NDA firmada— Waterhouse autorizado

La disponibilidad documental distingue entre archivos subidos, referencias fuente, documentos restringidos y elementos pendientes de adjuntar o preparar. Waterhouse ya tiene NDA firmada; los documentos restringidos existen y pueden revisarse por usuarios autorizados, aunque algunos accesos siguen limitados por datos personales o sensibilidad legal/técnica. Ningún documento se considera auditado salvo indicación expresa.

Leyenda documental

Uploaded

Archivo subido y disponible para revisión.

Restricted

Archivo existente, acceso restringido por confidencialidad o datos sensibles.

Source Reference

Referencia documental o evidencia fuente disponible, no necesariamente descarga directa.

Pending file attachment

Registro creado, archivo pendiente de adjuntar.

Diagnóstico de Disponibilidad Documental

Registros sin archivo directo — algunos son referencias fuente, borradores internos o evidencia restringida

63

Sin archivo directo

9

Pendiente Legal

2

No Contratado

51

Evidencia de Gestión

ID DocumentoTítuloCarpetaEvidenciaEstadoPróxima Acción
LTX-DR-000Índice maestro del Data Room00 — Inicio y índicemanagement evidencecurrentKeep updated as documents are added
LTX-DR-001Guía de navegación del inversor00 — Inicio y índicemanagement evidencecurrentUpdate with latest folder structure
LTX-DR-002Leyenda de estados y niveles de evidencia00 — Inicio y índicemanagement evidencecurrent—
LTX-DOC-CORP-001Resumen general de la empresa01 — Corporativo y gobernanzamanagement evidencecurrentAdd corporate registration certificate
LTX-DOC-CORP-002Estructura corporativa Premia Tech01 — Corporativo y gobernanzamanagement evidencecurrentUpload executed corporate formation docs
LTX-DOC-CORP-003Perfiles del equipo01 — Corporativo y gobernanzamanagement evidencecurrentAdd signed employment agreements
LTX-DOC-CORP-004Tabla de capitalización01 — Corporativo y gobernanzapending legalmissing evidenceUpload current cap table with shareholders and option pool
LTX-DOC-FIN-TX-003Acuerdo de suscripción (pendiente)02 — Financiación, cap table y transacciónpending legalmissing evidenceDraft and execute subscription agreement
LTX-DOC-FIN-TX-004Pacto de socios (pendiente)02 — Financiación, cap table y transacciónpending legalmissing evidenceDraft and execute SHA
LTX-DOC-FIN-BC67-004PremiaTech Business Breakdown — September 2026 (PPTX)03 — Modelo financiero — Actual (BC 6.7)management evidencecurrentResolve actual Base44 media URL for the uploaded PPTX and then mark as uploaded/downloadable
LTX-DOC-FIN-BC64-002BC 6.4 — Month 7 Reconciliation (Archived)04 — Archivo financiero — Supersededmanagement evidencesuperseded—
LTX-DOC-FIN-BC64-003BC 6.4 — Break-even Definitions (Archived)04 — Archivo financiero — Supersededmanagement evidencesuperseded—
LTX-DOC-FIN-BC64-004BC 6.4 — Payroll Reconciliation (Archived)04 — Archivo financiero — Supersededmanagement evidencesuperseded—
LTX-DOC-FIN-BC64-005BC 6.4 — Hardware Specification Conflict (Archived)04 — Archivo financiero — Supersededmanagement evidencesuperseded—
LTX-DOC-FIN-001Business Case 6.3 (Archived)04 — Archivo financiero — Supersededmanagement evidencesuperseded—
LTX-DOC-FIN-ARCH-83MReferencia de valoración €83.01M BC 6.3 (Archived — do not use)04 — Archivo financiero — Supersededmanagement evidencesuperseded—
LTX-DOC-FIN-ARCH-MASTERLOTOMIX Master Report 2026 (Superseded archive)04 — Archivo financiero — Supersededmanagement evidencesuperseded—
LTX-DOC-FIN-ARCH-AUDITLOTOMIX Full Audit Report 2026 (Superseded archive)04 — Archivo financiero — Supersededmanagement evidencesuperseded—
LTX-DOC-CONTR-005Adquisición Sphere — SPA / side letter (pendiente)05 — Contratos — FENAMIX / Sphere / LotoAdspending legalmissing evidenceUpload executed Sphere acquisition SPA
LTX-DOC-CONTR-006Arquitectura contractual — dos contratos / tres capas05 — Contratos — FENAMIX / Sphere / LotoAdsmanagement evidencecurrent—
LTX-DOC-CAMP-001Monkey Beach Tenerife — campaña CPM vendida06 — Evidencia comercial y anunciantesmanagement evidencecurrentUpload invoice and collection evidence
LTX-DOC-CAMP-003Contenido institucional — FENAMIX, SELAE, Lotería de Navidad06 — Evidencia comercial y anunciantesmanagement evidencecurrent—
LTX-DOC-CAMP-004Pipeline de anunciantes — agencias, programática, Correos Express, UPS, Amazon, Vinted, Wallapop06 — Evidencia comercial y anunciantesnot contractedcurrentConvert pipeline to signed IOs and rate cards
LTX-DOC-CAMP-005Tarifas, insertion orders y proof-of-play (pendiente)06 — Evidencia comercial y anunciantesnot contractedmissing evidenceObtain signed rate cards, IOs and proof-of-play from ≥3 advertisers
LTX-DOC-CAMP-006Evidencia visual — máquinas e instalaciones06 — Evidencia comercial y anunciantesmanagement evidencecurrent—
LTX-DOC-TECH-001Arquitectura LOTOADS07 — Tecnología, software y ciberseguridadmanagement evidencecurrentAdd code audit report
LTX-DOC-TECH-002Documentación SphereScan07 — Tecnología, software y ciberseguridadmanagement evidencecurrent—
LTX-DOC-TECH-003Documentación de aplicación Android y APK07 — Tecnología, software y ciberseguridadmanagement evidencecurrent—
LTX-DOC-TECH-004Documentación API y backoffice07 — Tecnología, software y ciberseguridadmanagement evidencecurrent—
LTX-DOC-TECH-005Índice del repositorio técnico07 — Tecnología, software y ciberseguridadmanagement evidencecurrent—
LTX-DOC-TECH-006Auditoría de código y test de penetración (pendiente)07 — Tecnología, software y ciberseguridadpending legalmissing evidenceCommission code audit and penetration test
LTX-DOC-TECH-007Telemetría en vivo / dashboard (pendiente)07 — Tecnología, software y ciberseguridadmanagement evidencemissing evidenceProvide live telemetry access or screenshots
LTX-DOC-HW-001Tarjeta canónica de especificación de hardware — conflicto08 — Hardware, proveedores e instalaciónmanagement evidencecurrent with reconciliationObtain final supplier datasheet and signed PO
LTX-DOC-HW-002Cotizaciones firmadas de proveedor (pendiente)08 — Hardware, proveedores e instalaciónpending legalmissing evidenceObtain signed quotes for PPI 11.9-inch €300, rear 28-inch €300, front 48-inch €750
LTX-DOC-HW-003Registro de sitios y números de serie — 370 lectores (pendiente)08 — Hardware, proveedores e instalaciónmanagement evidencemissing evidenceCompile site register with serial numbers for 370 installed readers
LTX-DOC-HW-004Capacidad de instalación — plan FENAMIX (pendiente)08 — Hardware, proveedores e instalaciónmanagement evidencemissing evidenceProvide installation capacity plan for 770→2,370 POS ramp (BC 6.7 Phase 1: 770 POS, original contractual objective: 500 POS)
LTX-DOC-IP-003Marcas LOTOMIX, LOTOADS, SphereScan — estado de registro09 — IP, OEPM y cadena de titularidadmanagement evidencecurrent with reconciliationUpload OEPM filing receipts for trademarks
LTX-DOC-IP-004Propiedad de software LOTOADS — evidencia09 — IP, OEPM y cadena de titularidadmanagement evidencecurrent with reconciliationUpload copyright registration or software ownership documentation
LTX-DOC-IP-005SphereScan.es — activo digital corporativo09 — IP, OEPM y cadena de titularidadmanagement evidencecurrent—
LTX-DOC-PF-001Estrategia de financiación pública — Waterhouse V0610 — Financiación pública y piloto de subvencionesmanagement evidencecurrent with reconciliationConfirm canonical version with management
LTX-DOC-PF-002Piloto de 25 sitios — gate de ejecución10 — Financiación pública y piloto de subvencionesmanagement evidencecurrentExecute 25-site pilot and obtain at least one formal award and one verified collection
LTX-DOC-LEGAL-001Secuencia regulatoria11 — GDPR, regulatorio y segurosmanagement evidencecurrent—
LTX-DOC-LEGAL-002Opinión regulatoria — publicidad en canal de lotería (pendiente)11 — GDPR, regulatorio y segurospending legalmissing evidenceObtain regulatory opinion on lottery channel advertising
LTX-DOC-INS-001Certificados de seguro — responsabilidad, cyber, producto, hardware (pendiente)11 — GDPR, regulatorio y segurosmanagement evidencemissing evidenceObtain and upload insurance certificates
LTX-DOC-TEAM-001Perfiles y bios del equipo12 — Equipo, empleo y gobernanzamanagement evidencecurrentAdd signed employment/consulting agreements
LTX-DOC-TEAM-002Acuerdos de empleo/consultoría del equipo (pendiente)12 — Equipo, empleo y gobernanzapending legalmissing evidenceExecute signed agreements for all team members
LTX-DOC-TEAM-003Carta de gobernanza y composición del consejo (pendiente)12 — Equipo, empleo y gobernanzamanagement evidencemissing evidenceDraft and upload governance charter
LTX-DOC-RISK-001Registro de riesgos — 20 riesgos13 — Registro de riesgos y tracker de remediaciónmanagement evidencecurrent—
LTX-DOC-RISK-002Tracker de evidencia faltante — 16 tareas13 — Registro de riesgos y tracker de remediaciónmanagement evidencecurrent—
LTX-DOC-RISK-003Revisión de riesgos legales13 — Registro de riesgos y tracker de remediaciónmanagement evidencecurrent—
LTX-DOC-REV-001ASTERDAIL Due Diligence Report — 2026-07-1214 — Revisiones independientes y audit trailrestricted diligencecurrent—
LTX-DOC-REV-002PREMIA TECH — Institutional Due Diligence Report — Waterhouse VC — V.0414 — Revisiones independientes y audit trailmanagement evidencecurrent with reconciliationConfirm canonical version with management. Show reconciliation warning where narrative differs from BC 6.4.
LTX-DOC-REV-003Auditoría financiera independiente (pendiente)14 — Revisiones independientes y audit trailpending legalmissing evidenceEngage Big-4 or equivalent for independent audit of BC 6.4
LTX-DOC-REV-004Change log — BC 6.4 sincronización del portal14 — Revisiones independientes y audit trailmanagement evidencecurrent—
LTX-DOC-VIS-001Galería de evidencia visual — máquinas e instalaciones15 — Evidencia visualmanagement evidencecurrent—
LTX-DOC-VIS-002Evidencia de cartelería y pantallas en punto de venta15 — Evidencia visualmanagement evidencecurrent—
LTX-DOC-VIS-003Evidencia de campañas — Fundación SEUR y otras15 — Evidencia visualmanagement evidencecurrent—
LOTOMIX-LUWEI-001Acuerdo oficial de partnership China — LOTOMIX / Sphere / Frank Luwei / ApexBridgeChina Execution Partner / Luwei / ApexBridgemanagement evidencecurrentCargar archivo o proporcionar enlace de Drive
LOTOMIX-LUWEI-002Su partner confiable de ejecución en China — Shanghai Luwei Industrial Co., Ltd.China Execution Partner / Luwei / ApexBridgemanagement evidencecurrentCargar archivo o proporcionar enlace de Drive
LOTOMIX-LUWEI-003Matriz de servicios — Shanghai Luwei / ApexBridgeChina Execution Partner / Luwei / ApexBridgemanagement evidencecurrentCargar archivo o proporcionar enlace de Drive
LOTOMIX-LUWEI-004Framework de QC y control de calidad — Sourcing LuweiChina Execution Partner / Luwei / ApexBridgemanagement evidencecurrentCargar archivo o proporcionar enlace de Drive
LOTOMIX-LUWEI-005Red de proveedores y proveedores verificados — 200+ fabricantesChina Execution Partner / Luwei / ApexBridgemanagement evidencecurrentCargar archivo o proporcionar enlace de Drive
LOTOMIX-LUWEI-006Contacto y firma — Frank Luwei / Liderazgo de ApexBridgeChina Execution Partner / Luwei / ApexBridgemanagement evidencecurrentCargar archivo o proporcionar enlace de Drive

Los archivos resueltos por el registro de exportación V2 no aparecen aquí. Los enlaces externos de Google Drive se gestionan en el manifiesto de exportación.

GOVERNANCE · DOCUMENT CONTROL

Data Integrity, Version Control & Audit Trail

Asegurar que los inversores accedan siempre a la información aprobada vigente preservando la trazabilidad histórica completa. Esta sección establece un marco de control de documento en todo el Data Room de inversores LOTOMIX: la versión vigente de cada documento material es obvia, los superseded permanecen trazables pero no pueden confundirse con actuales, las cifras clave tienen documentos fuente identificables, los cambios materiales se registran y la evidencia histórica se preserva.

Capa de gobernanza · No contenido de inversor adicionalBC 6.7 · Current Principal Financial Model

⚠ No eliminar documentos fuente firmados. No sobrescribir contratos ejecutados. No permitir modelos financieros superseded alimenten contenido de inversor actual.

38 · RESUMEN DE INVERSOR

Document Control

LOTOMIX mantiene documentación de inversor con control de versión, con materiales actuales, históricos y evidenciarios claramente diferenciados. Los resúmenes financieros, operativos y comerciales actuales están enlazados a sus fuentes subyacentes, mientras que los documentos superseded permanecen disponibles para trazabilidad de auditoría.

1 · SISTEMA DE ESTADO DE DOCUMENTO

Cada archivo material debe tener un estado controlado. Las etiquetas se usan de forma consistente en todo el Data Room.

CURRENT — APROBADO

Documento vigente usado para análisis de inversor.

EXECUTED / FINAL

Documento legal / corporativo firmado o formalmente completado.

CURRENT — TRABAJO

Documento de dirección vigente sujeto a actualización controlada.

SUPERSEDED — NO USAR PARA ANÁLISIS ACTUAL

Versión previamente válida reemplazada por una versión aprobada más nueva.

HISTORICAL

Retenido para registro / audit trail.

DRAFT

No aprobado para reliance de inversor.

EVIDENCE

Material fuente que respalda un claim de inversión.

RESTRICTED

Documento que requiere control de acceso adicional.

2 · METADATOS DE DOCUMENTO

Para cada documento material, almacenar y mostrar donde proceda:

Título del documentoCategoríaNúmero de versiónEstadoFecha del documentoFecha efectiva (si difiere)Fecha de cargaÚltima actualizaciónAprobado por / función propietariaReferencia superseded-byFuente / origenClasificación de confidencialidad

No exponer metadatos personales innecesarios.

3 · INDICADOR DE DOCUMENTO ACTUAL

Los documentos actuales muestran un badge claro. Los superseded no pueden confundirse con actuales. El estado es visible en la interfaz, no solo en el nombre del archivo.

CURRENT — APROBADOEXECUTED / FINALSUPERSEDED — NO USAR PARA ANÁLISIS ACTUAL

4 · CONTROL DEL MODELO FINANCIERO

BC 6.7 = MODELO FINANCIERO PRINCIPAL VIGENTE

Las versiones anteriores de business case permanecen disponibles para trazabilidad pero marcadas claramente SUPERSEDED. No permitir que BC antiguos pueblen KPIs, charts, investor overview, sensibilidad, unit economics, use of funds ni rollout economics actuales.

OUTDATED FINANCIAL SOURCESe muestra si una sección referencia un modelo anterior.

5 · CONTROL DE CONTRATOS

Los acuerdos firmados/ejecutados nunca se sobrescriben con copias editadas. Para documentos legales ejecutados: estado EXECUTED / FINAL. Almacenar: fecha de ejecución, partes, entidad relevante, enmiendas, anexos, modificaciones posteriores. Si existe enmienda, preservar tanto el Acuerdo Original como la Enmienda. No reemplazar uno con el otro.

EXECUTED / FINAL

6 · CADENA DE ENMIENDAS

Para acuerdos con cambios posteriores, crear una cadena visible. El inversor debe entender qué documentos deben leerse juntos. No reescribir documentos legales originales para incorporar interpretaciones comerciales posteriores.

EXECUTED / FINALAcuerdo Original
↓
EXECUTED / FINALEnmienda 1
↓
EXECUTED / FINALEnmienda 2
↓
CURRENT — APROBADOPosición contractual actual

7 · HISTORIAL DE VERSIONES

Para cada documento material de dirección, mantener historial. Ejemplos: modelos financieros, planes de rollout, arquitectura técnica, materiales de inversor, planes comerciales, análisis legales, definiciones de KPI.

VersionDateStatusCambios claveSuperseded by
BC 6.72026-09CURRENT — APPROVEDModelo principal vigente—
BC 6.42026-07SUPERSEDEDReemplazado por BC 6.7BC 6.7
BC 6.32026-05SUPERSEDEDReemplazado por BC 6.4BC 6.4

Mantener la descripción del cambio concisa.

8 · LOG DE CAMBIOS MATERIAL

Log interno: Investor Data Room Change Log. Ejemplos de cambios materiales: rollout actualizado, especificación hardware corregida, supuesto financiero revisado, contrato añadido, estado legal actualizado, nueva evidencia técnica, cambio de estado comercial, cambio de definición de KPI.

DateSección / DocumentoCambioRazónAprobado porImpacto inversor
2026-10-01Modelo financieroBC 6.7 activado como modelo principalRevisión IC WaterhouseManagementReemplaza supuestos BC 6.4 en todas las páginas
2026-09-14HardwareLector PPI reconciliado a 11,6 pulgadasAlineación con especificación vigenteTechnologyResúmenes de inversor actualizados
2026-09-14Rollout770 ubicaciones Fase 1 confirmadas abril 2027Plan operativo vigenteOperationsCalendario y KPIs actualizados

No saturar la interfaz de inversor con ediciones cosméticas menores.

9 · MATERIAL VS NO MATERIAL

MATERIAL

Cambios que pueden afectar la interpretación del inversor:

  • Revenue / ingresos
  • Valoración
  • Requisito de financiación
  • Rollout
  • Estado legal
  • Estado contractual
  • Ownership
  • Preparación tecnológica material
  • Tracción comercial
  • Riesgo

NO MATERIAL

  • Tipografía
  • Navegación
  • Formato
  • Ortografía
  • Layout visual

Solo los cambios materiales requieren tracking formal de nivel inversor.

10 · JERARQUÍA DE FUENTE MAESTRA

Usar esta jerarquía cuando la información orientada al inversor entre en conflicto. Los resúmenes de inversor nunca prevalecen sobre la fuente subyacente de verdad.

1

Documentación legal ejecutada

para hechos contractuales

2

Evidencia legal/regulatoria formalmente aprobada vigente

para claims de estado legal

3

BC 6.7

para supuestos y proyecciones financieras actuales

4

Plan operativo aprobado vigente

para rollout y milestones de ejecución

5

Especificación técnica aprobada vigente

para hechos de tecnología/hardware

6

CRM / sistemas operativos actuales

para KPIs comerciales y operativos reales

7

Presentación / resumen de inversor

solo como capa de presentación

11 · LINKING CLAIM → FUENTE

Cada claim material orientado al inversor debe tener una referencia de fuente donde sea posible. Si no existe fuente:

SOURCE REQUIRED
370 ubicaciones de lector existentes→Inventario de instalación
1,200+ pipeline de rollout→Evidencia FENAMIX / pipeline vigente
770 ubicaciones completadas abril 2027→Plan operativo vigente / BC 6.7
€3m raise→Materiales de captación vigentes
Lector 11,6 pulgadas→Especificación hardware vigente
30% FENAMIX en publicidad gran formato→Fuente contractual/comercial relevante

12 · CONTROL DE VERSIÓN DE KPI

Cada KPI debe tener: definición, fuente, método de cálculo, owner, fecha efectiva, versión. Si una definición de KPI cambia, preservar la definición anterior. No cambiar silenciosamente el significado de Completed Location o Activated Location entre periodos.

KPI DEFINITION CHANGESe crea donde se requiera.

13 · DATO SENSIBLE A LA FECHA

Las métricas operativas deben mostrar siempre:

Datos a fecha de: [fecha]
Ubicaciones instaladasPipelineAnunciantes activosMAUSaldo de cajaRunwayAdministraciones activadas

No mostrar métricas con apariencia en vivo sin fecha efectiva.

14 · AVISO DE DATO STALE

Control interno de frescura. Si el dato excede un intervalo aprobado de actualización:

DATA MAY BE STALE

No inventar umbrales de frecuencia. Los define dirección según la métrica.

Financial actualsRolloutPipelineAdvertisingApp metricsCash

15 · ACTUAL VS HISTÓRICO VS FORECAST

Cada métrica de serie temporal debe distinguir:

ACTUAL ACTUALHISTÓRICO ACTUALFORECAST

No permitir que resultados históricos se muestren como rendimiento operativo actual. No mostrar métricas forecast sin etiqueta forward-looking.

16 · ESTÁNDAR DE NOMBRADO DE ARCHIVO

Formato recomendado:

LOTOMIX_[Category]_[DocumentName]_[YYYY-MM-DD]_[Version]

EjemploUso
LOTOMIX_FinancialModel_BC6.7_2026-10-01_CURRENTModelo financiero vigente
LOTOMIX_RolloutPlan_2026-10-01_V3_CURRENTPlan de rollout vigente
LOTOMIX_FENAMIX_Agreement_2026-01-15_EXECUTEDAcuerdo ejecutado (nombre original preservado)

No renombrar archivos legales firmados donde cambiar el nombre pueda crear confusión con la documentación ejecutada original. Preservar el archivo original y aplicar metadatos en la plataforma.

17 · DETECCIÓN DE DUPLICADOS

  • Identificar la versión canónica
  • Preservar versiones históricas necesarias
  • Eliminar entradas de navegación redundantes
  • No eliminar evidencia sin revisión
DUPLICATE DOCUMENT REVIEWDonde la versión correcta sea incierta.

18 · CONTROL DE DOCUMENTOS HUÉRFANOS

Identificar archivos almacenados en el Data Room pero no enlazados desde ninguna sección lógica. Para cada documento huérfano:

  • Clasificarlo
  • Enlazarlo a la sección apropiada
  • Archivarlo
  • O marcarlo como histórico

No dejar documentos sin contexto.

19 · ENLACES FUENTE ROTOS

Comprobar todos: enlaces de evidencia, contratos, modelos financieros, documentos técnicos, referencias de inversor, enlaces de navegación.

BROKEN EVIDENCE LINK

El inversor nunca debe pulsar Ver Evidencia y llegar a un archivo no disponible.

20 · PROPIEDAD DE DOCUMENTO

Cada categoría mayor de documento debe tener una función responsable.

Financial

Finance / función CFO

Technology

CTO / función técnica

Commercial

Dirección comercial

Legal

Legal / función corporativa

Rollout

Operations

Investor Materials

Management / fundraising

21 · CONTROL DE APROBACIÓN

Para contenido material orientado al inversor, crear donde proceda:

Prepared byReviewed byApproved by

No crear aprobaciones ficticias. Si no ha ocurrido aprobación formal:

MANAGEMENT WORKING DOCUMENT

22 · LOG DE ACTUALIZACIONES DEL DATA ROOM

Vista opcional amigable para inversor: Latest Data Room Updates. Mostrar solo adiciones materiales. Ayuda a inversores recurrentes a ver qué cambió desde su revisión previa.

Nuevo contrato subidoCommercial / Legal
Modelo financiero actualizadoFinance
Evidencia de rollout actualizadaOperations
Informe técnico añadidoTechnology
Revisión legal completadaLegal

No listar cambios cosméticos del sitio.

23 · FUNCIÓN ¿QUÉ CAMBIÓ?

Para documentos materiales revisados, proporcionar un resumen conciso de qué cambió respecto a la versión anterior.

Supuestos actualizadosRollout revisadoTerminología corregidaEvidencia añadidaTratamiento financiero cambiado

No generar automáticamente interpretaciones legales de cambios de documento.

24 · PREPARACIÓN DE NOTIFICACIÓN A INVERSOR

Diseñar el sistema para que actualizaciones materiales del Data Room puedan soportar notificaciones a inversores.

🔔Nuevo modelo financiero disponible
🔔Nueva evidencia legal añadida
🔔Datos de rollout actualizados
🔔Acuerdo comercial material subido

No enviar notificaciones automáticamente salvo autorización separada.

25 · CONTROL DE ACCESO

Revisar la sensibilidad de acceso por categoría.

STANDARD INVESTOR ACCESS

Materiales generales de inversión

DUE DILIGENCE ACCESS

Material comercial / técnico más detallado

RESTRICTED LEGAL

Acuerdos sensibles / documentos legales

MANAGEMENT ONLY

Controles internos, contraseñas, datos operativosaltamente sensibles

No exponer información interna sensible solo porque exista en el backend del Data Room.

26 · WATERMARK / TRAZABILIDAD DE ACCESO

  • Log de acceso de usuario
  • Tracking de visualización de documento
  • Tracking de descarga
  • Fecha de acceso
  • Permisos de documento restringido

No alterar documentos fuente originales para añadir branding visual salvo aprobación. El objetivo es trazabilidad de acceso, no modificación de documento.

27 · AUDIT TRAIL

Mantener un audit trail no editable o controlado donde sea técnicamente posible para:

UploadsReemplazosCambios de estadoAprobacionesEliminacionesCambios en contenido orientado al inversor

El sistema debe permitir a dirección reconstruir qué información estaba disponible para los inversores en un momento dado.

28 · NO ELIMINAR HISTORIAL MATERIAL

Cuando un documento material es reemplazado, no eliminarlo permanentemente salvo razones legales/privacidad. En su lugar, moverlo a Superseded / Historical con metadatos claros.

Particularmente importante para:

Modelos financierosOpiniones legalesPlanes de rolloutInvestor decks

29 · SNAPSHOT PRE-LANZAMIENTO DE CAPTACIÓN

Investor Launch Data Room Snapshot

Crear un snapshot controlado inmediatamente antes del lanzamiento de outreach a inversores. Crea un punto de referencia de la información que los inversores recibieron inicialmente.

Documentos activosVersión BC activaValores KPI claveSupuestos de rolloutParámetros de captaciónMatriz de estado legalMatriz de estado comercialFecha

No publicar esto como página promocional. Es un registro de gobernanza.

30 · RECONCILIACIÓN DE INVESTOR DECK

Antes de cada release de investor deck, realizar una reconciliación contra el Data Room comprobando:

Cifras de redFechas de rolloutHardwareSupuestos de revenueFundingClaims legalesEstado tecnológicoTracción comercial
DECK / DATA ROOM MISMATCHNo actualizar silenciosamente una fuente sin revisar la otra.

31 · RECONCILIACIÓN BC 6.7

Buscar cada cifra financiera orientada al inversor y verificar si reconcilia con BC 6.7.

RevenueEBITDACash burnRunwayEconomía de ubicaciónEconomía publicitariaEconomía transaccionalEconomía membresíaEconomía peñas
BC 6.7 RECONCILIATION REQUIRED

32 · CONTROL DE HECHOS CLAVE

Investor Critical Facts — lista interna con valores canónicos actuales.

Esta lista se extrae del Master KPI Registry en lugar de crear otra fuente de datos independiente.

Hecho críticoValor canónicoFuenteOwner
Red potencial FENAMIX7,000 puntos de venta / points of saleExecuted FENAMIX agreementCommercial / Legal
Huella de lectores existente370 ubicaciones / locationsInstallation records / Sphere inventoryOperations
Lista de espera / interés de despliegue actual1,200+ ubicaciones adicionales / additional locationsFENAMIX communications / registration recordsCommercial
Ubicaciones completadas objetivo — abril 2027770 ubicaciones / locationsBC 6.7 / rollout scheduleManagement
Lector A1D / PPI11.6-inch pantalla / screenCurrent technical specificationTechnology
Pantalla trasera23.8-inch pantalla / screenCurrent technical specificationTechnology
Pantalla gran formato LOTOADS43-inch pantalla / screenCurrent technical specificationTechnology
Economía comercial FENAMIX30% FENAMIX / 70% LOTOMIX % del revenue publicitario de pantalla gran formato / % of large-format advertising revenueExecuted FENAMIX agreement / management revenue modelCommercial / Legal
Despliegue comercial amplioDecember 2026 fecha / dateOperating planManagement
770 ubicaciones completadasApril 2027 fecha / dateBC 6.7Management
Modelo financieroBC 6.7BC 6.7 workbookFinance
Ronda de capital€3 millionBC 6.7 / transaction proposalFinance
Rango valoración pre-money€12m–€15mManagement proposalFinance

33 · DISCLAIMER DE DOCUMENTO HISTÓRICO

Cuando un inversor abre un documento superseded, mostrar:

Historical / Superseded Document

Este archivo se retiene para referencia de auditoría e histórica. No debe usarse como base actual para análisis de inversión.

Abrir versión actual →Donde esté disponible.

34 · CONTROL DE RESULTADOS DE BÚSQUEDA

La búsqueda del Data Room no debe devolver documentos obsoletos antes de versiones actuales. El ranking prioriza:

1. Current / approved
2. Executed / final
3. Evidence
4. Historical / superseded

Etiquetar claramente resultados históricos.

35 · CONTROL DE EXPORT / DESCARGA

Cuando un inversor descarga un documento de dirección vigente, asegurar que el archivo o metadatos de portada permitan identificar: versión del documento, fecha, estado actual. Importante porque los archivos descargados pueden circular fuera del Data Room en vivo.

No modificar documentos legales firmados.

36 · DASHBOARD DE CONTROL DE CALIDAD

Dashboard admin interno. El objetivo es llevar estos contadores hacia cero antes del outreach a inversores. Total documentos: 16.

3

Documentos sin versión

REQUIERE ACCIÓN

3

Documentos sin estado

REQUIERE ACCIÓN

5

Enlaces rotos

REQUIERE ACCIÓN

2

Archivos superseded aún en páginas de inversor

REQUIERE ACCIÓN

5

KPI mismatches

REQUIERE ACCIÓN

2

Evidence gaps

REQUIERE ACCIÓN

0

Datos stale

Revisión manual

Deck / Data Room mismatches

REQUIERE ACCIÓN

KPI mismatches se extraen del Master KPI Registry (KNOWN_MISMATCHES).

37 · CHECK FINAL PRE-PUBLICACIÓN

Antes de cualquier publicación futura, requerir un checklist de validación:

Modelo financiero vigente confirmado
KPIs críticos reconciliados
Cifras de rollout reconciliadas
Especificaciones hardware reconciliadas
Claims de estado legal verificados
Claims comerciales verificados
Enlaces de documento actuales verificados
Documentos superseded etiquetados
Investor deck reconciliado
Enlaces rotos resueltos

No crear un bloqueador de publicación automático salvo que la plataforma lo soporte de forma segura. Como mínimo, mostrar:

INVESTOR DATA ROOM QA NOT COMPLETE

39 · NAVEGACIÓN

Esta capa opera principalmente como gobernanza, no como item de navegación mayor. Se incluye Document Control & Update History dentro del índice del Data Room, ayuda/navegación de inversor y metadatos de documento. No se coloca prominentemente sobre el contenido central de inversión.

CONTROL FINAL — No eliminar documentos fuente firmados. No sobrescribir contratos ejecutados. No permitir modelos financieros superseded alimenten contenido de inversor actual. No cambiar silenciosamente definiciones de KPI históricas. No eliminar evidencia solo porque existe un resumen más nuevo. Preservar trazabilidad completa entre: claim → fuente → versión → fecha → estado actual. Si el sistema no puede determinar qué documento es actual: VERSION CONTROL REVIEW REQUIRED en lugar de seleccionar automáticamente.

VERSION CONTROL REVIEW REQUIRED

RISKS & DILIGENCE

Separa la evidencia validada de los ítems pendientes de revisión.

Esta sección muestra las principales áreas de revisión legal, técnica, comercial, financiera, regulatoria y de protección de datos. Ayuda a los inversores a comprender qué está documentado, qué está restringido y qué requiere todavía validación legal, técnica o financiera.

Resumen de áreas de revisión

Revisión Legal

4 ítems prioritarios

Contratos, titularidad IP, exclusividad, marco FENAMIX, anexos firmados y validación legal.

📁 Carpetas: 02, 04, 11, 12

Revisión Técnica

4 áreas pendientes

Completitud del repositorio, telemetría de dispositivos, documentación API, preparación para producción.

📁 Carpetas: 05, 13, 14, 16–21

Revisión Financiera

3 ítems

Validación de economía unitaria, supuestos BC, prueba de modelo de ingresos, marco de valoración.

📁 Carpetas: 03, 07

Registro e IP

3 pendientes

Estado de registro de marcas, titularidad IP software, asignaciones de activos, cadena de protección IP.

📁 Carpetas: 04

Hardware y Certificación

5 ítems

Coincidencia de modelos, validez de certificación del proveedor, revisión de caducidad, compliance.

📁 Carpetas: 05, 13, 16–21

Protección de Datos

4 ítems

Manejo de documentos con datos personales, privacidad de datos de localización, GDPR.

📁 Carpetas: 10, 11

Riesgos ejecutivos y prioridades de revisión

Legal Review

10
  • •LOTOMIX–FENAMIX framework contract enforceability and scope
  • •SPHERE RADIO–FENAMIX/GECOMIX framework contract enforceability
  • •PPI annexes: validity and enforcement of 315+ contracts

Technical Review

25
  • •Repository completeness & security
  • •Device telemetry & integration
  • •Production readiness assessment

Financial Review

1
  • •Unit economics validation
  • •Business case assumptions
  • •Revenue model proof

Revisión registral e IP

3
  • •Trademark registration status
  • •Software IP ownership
  • •Asset assignments

Hardware y certificación

5
  • •Model matching & compliance
  • •Supplier certification validity
  • •Expiry date review

Protección de datos

4
  • •Personal data document handling
  • •Location data privacy
  • •Restricted access controls

Riesgos clave identificados y abordados

Riesgo Regulatorio

Identificado

Riesgo: La capa de app/web de consumidor requiere validación legal y regulatoria.

Mitigación: Desarrollo en fases, foco inicial en back-office y capa media, lanzamiento secuencial de funciones reguladas.

Activación Tienda por Tienda

Mitigado

Riesgo: El alcance nacional se ejecuta operativamente tienda por tienda.

Mitigación: Base instalada, proceso de despliegue validado y acceso contractual mediante FENAMIX.

Riesgo Comercial / Fuerza de Ventas

Mitigado

Riesgo: El subsidio y la activación del minorista debe gestionarse caso por caso.

Mitigación: Bajo desembolso neto del minorista, economía unitaria favorable y red de soporte comercial.

Riesgo de Ejecución del Producto

Revisión Operativa

Riesgo: La capa de producto de consumidor se desarrolla en fases.

Mitigación: Software operativo ya en producción, hoja de ruta secuenciada y equipo técnico.

Riesgo de Madurez Técnica

Identificado

Riesgo: Algunos activos de software están al 62% — app/web LOTOMIX.

Mitigación: SphereScan y LotoAds al 100% de completitud base. LOTOMIX en fase de hardening de lanzamiento.

Riesgo de Protección de Datos

Controlado

Riesgo: 315+ anexos individuales y listas de localizaciones contienen datos personales.

Mitigación: Documentos restringidos bajo NDA. Solo acceso legal/admin. Datos agregados en vistas de inversor.

Estado de validación pendiente

El portal usa etiquetas de validación para distinguir evidencia documentada en fuente, estimaciones de dirección, documentos restringidos y ítems pendientes de revisión independiente.

Documentación FuenteEstimación de DirecciónRevisión Legal PendienteRevisión Técnica PendienteValidación Financiera Pend.RestringidoCarga Pendiente

6 · Pendientes de due diligence

Pendientes de due diligence

Se distingue falta de documentación, validación pendiente y discrepancia detectada. El responsable se muestra únicamente si está identificado.

POs firmadas y datasheets finales de proveedor

Falta documentación

Motivo

No cargados al Data Room

Responsable

No identificado

Estado

Pendiente

Documento/dato necesario

POs firmadas, datasheets de hardware (lector, pantallas)

Contratos LOTOMIX individuales por establecimiento

Falta documentación

Motivo

315+ anexos son de red Sphere, no LOTOMIX

Responsable

Dirección comercial

Estado

Pendiente

Documento/dato necesario

Contratos LOTOMIX firmados por establecimiento

Capacidad semanal de instalación documentada

Validación pendiente

Motivo

No documentada explícitamente en BC 6.7

Responsable

No identificado

Estado

Pendiente de validación

Documento/dato necesario

Plan de instalación por equipo, semana y proveedor

Inventario físico de pantallas existentes

Validación pendiente

Motivo

Pendiente de conciliación antes de determinar unidades adicionales

Responsable

No identificado

Estado

Pendiente de validación

Documento/dato necesario

Inventario físico conciliado de pantallas traseras y frontales

Objetivo 500 adhesiones (contractual) vs 770 localizaciones (modelo)

Discrepancia detectada

Motivo

Discrepancia entre término contractual y objetivo del modelo

Responsable

No identificado

Estado

Registrada para reconciliación

Documento/dato necesario

Reconciliación documentada entre acuerdo FENAMIX y BC 6.7

Auditoría financiera independiente

Validación pendiente

Motivo

BC 6.7 es previsión de dirección, no auditada

Responsable

No identificado

Estado

Pendiente

Documento/dato necesario

Informe de auditoría independiente

Term Sheet firmado (Waterhouse)

Falta documentación

Motivo

Solo existe borrador

Responsable

Dirección / Waterhouse

Estado

Borrador

Documento/dato necesario

Term Sheet firmado

Medición de audiencia independiente

Validación pendiente

Motivo

Los impactos SEUR son estimados, no verificados por terceros

Responsable

No identificado

Estado

Pendiente de validación

Documento/dato necesario

Medición de audiencia por terceros o proof-of-play en vivo

8 ítems pendientes de due diligence. Detalle completo en esta sección.

Los ítems marcados como pendientes o restringidos deben tratarse como elementos de seguimiento en la due diligence, no automáticamente como hallazgos negativos. El acceso restringido se usa para datos personales, sensibilidad legal, contratos confidenciales o exposición técnica/de seguridad.

Valoración y salida

Strategic M&A Benchmarks & Illustrative Value at Scale

Las operaciones sectoriales documentadas proporcionan contexto para el valor estratégico. Su relevancia para LOTOMIX depende del mix de negocio, escala, rentabilidad, regulación y ejecución.

Fuente LOTOMIX: BC 6.7Valoración ilustrativa · No es valoración actual
2 · Operaciones documentadas
Comprador / AdquiridaFecha / EstadoMotivo estratégicoValor anunciadoTipo de valorEBITDA ref. / PeriodoMúltiploFuenteLimitaciones

Flutter Entertainment

→ Sisal

23 Dec 2021

Completado Q2 2022
Posición líder en Italia; estrategia omnicanal; crecimiento online€1.913bnContraprestación total (incluye repago de deuda)

€248m

FY2021E (previsto, 12 meses a dic 2021)

7.72×

Calculado
Flutter press releaseContraprestación incluye repago de deuda (no es equity value puro); EBITDA previsto, no histórico; escala y mercado diferentes; incluye ~13 M€ atribuibles a minoritarios

DraftKings

→ Jackpocket

15 Feb 2024

Cierre previsto H2 2024
Entrada en lotería digital; cross-sell; motor de adquisición de clientes$750mContraprestación total (equity value, fully diluted; 55% cash + 45% stock)

Not disclosed

EBITDA standalone no publicado en el anuncio

Not disclosed SEC 8-K / DraftKingsEBITDA standalone no publicado; equity value, no EV; escala y mercado diferentes; $60-100m es EBITDA incremental post-adquisición (FY2026), no EBITDA standalone de Jackpocket

Aristocrat Leisure

→ NeoGames S.A.

15 May 2023

Recomendado por consejo; sujeto a aprobaciones
Estrategia online RMG; entrada en iLottery; escala globalUS$1.2bn EV (US$1.0bn equity)Enterprise value (equity value ~US$1.0bn)

NeoGames Adjusted EBITDA

12 meses a 31 dic 2023 (previsto)

~15×

Publicado
Aristocrat press releaseEBITDA previsto, no histórico; mix de negocio diferente (iLottery/iGaming/OSB technology); escala diferente
3 · Revisión de precedentes
  • Flutter–Sisal: Ratio 7,72× calculado de contraprestación anunciada (€1.913bn, incluye repago de deuda) / EBITDA consolidado previsto (€248m, FY2021E). No es un múltiplo EV/EBITDA plenamente comparable: la contraprestación incluye deuda y minoritarios, y el EBITDA es previsto.
  • DraftKings–Jackpocket: Contraprestación anunciada $750m (equity value, fully diluted). EBITDA standalone no publicado. No se calcula múltiplo. Los $60-100m son EBITDA incremental post-adquisición, no standalone.
  • Aristocrat–NeoGames: Múltiplo ~15× publicado por Aristocrat sobre Adjusted EBITDA previsto (12 meses a 31 dic 2023). EV ~US$1.2bn. Es un múltiplo reportado, no calculado.

No se mezcla precio de acciones con enterprise value ni EBITDA histórico con proyectado sin explicarlo. Los logos se mantienen como apoyo visual, nunca como sustituto de la evidencia.

4 · Valor ilustrativo LOTOMIX

Illustrative LOTOMIX Year-3 Enterprise Value

Fórmula: EBITDA proyectado Año 3 BC 6.7 × múltiplo EV/EBITDA ilustrativo seleccionado.

EBITDA utilizado

7.275.530 €

BC 6.7 Año 3 · No auditado

Esta es una sensibilidad de valoración ilustrativa condicionada a la ejecución del plan operativo. No es una valoración actual, una oferta de inversión ni un precio de salida esperado.

5 · Enterprise value vs equity value

El enterprise value no es dinero disponible para los accionistas.

Puente EV → Equity value (framework)

Enterprise value (ilustrativo)Según múltiplo aplicado
Menos: Deuda financiera€0 (BC 6.7 caso base — financiado con equity, sin repago)
Más: Caja aplicableNo se utiliza caja futura proyectada — requiere posición actual real
Otros ajustes documentadosSegún documentación específica
= Equity value resultanteRequiere posiciones reales de caja y deuda, no proyectadas

No se utiliza caja futura proyectada (p. ej. caja de cierre Año 3) para justificar la valoración actual. La valoración actual requiere posiciones reales de caja y deuda en la fecha de valoración.

6 · Vías de salida

Multiple Strategic Exit Pathways

🎰

Lottery & Gaming Operators

Adquisición digital de clientes y distribución de lotería.

💻

Lottery Technology Platforms

Software, integración con establecimientos y capacidades de distribución.

🛒

Southern European Omnichannel Groups

Migración de clientes físico-a-digital.

📡

Retail Media / Payments Infrastructure

Redes de retail conectadas, audiencias medibles y capacidades transaccionales.

Estas categorías son hipótesis estratégicas. Los precedentes de adquisición no acreditan interés en LOTOMIX. No se muestran compradores concretos como interesados, contactos activos o posibles ofertas sin evidencia.

7 · Condiciones de interés estratégico
Hito Alcanzado Objetivo futuro
Red activa y contratos vigentes370 lectores PPI operativos; acuerdo FENAMIX firmado770 POS Fase 1; contratos individuales por establecimiento
Ingresos recurrentesTarifas de plataforma activas (SaaS)Escalamiento a 770+ POS; ingresos publicitarios recurrentes
Retención de establecimientos y usuariosPipeline de 1.200+ establecimientos interesadosMétricas de retención y churn validadas
Publicidad contratada y medición fiableCampaña SEUR documentada (370 localizaciones)Rate cards de agencia, proof-of-play, fill validado
Tecnología e IP documentadasLotoAds OS operativo; software core parcialmente pagado (€225K)Integración, seguridad, QA y pagos en vivo
Situación regulatoria y contractualEstructura FENAMIX/Sphere PPI firmadaVía SELAE, wallet/custody, estructura legal de peñas
Rentabilidad y generación de cajaEBITDA mensual positivo previsto abr 2027 (BC 6.7)FCF mensual positivo; caja mínima superada

Se distinguen hitos alcanzados (documentación fuente) de objetivos futuros (previsión de dirección BC 6.7).

8 · Archivo y trazabilidad

Valoraciones anteriores (archivadas)

Valoración BC 6.3 archivada

€83,01M · BC 6.3 (archivado) · Superseded — retenido para audit trail

SUPERSEDED

Las valoraciones anteriores se mantienen en el archivo histórico, identificadas como superseded, sin mezclarse con el análisis activo. BC 6.7 no incluye valoración formal.

Trazabilidad de fuentes

  • Cada precedente enlaza con su fuente primaria: Flutter · SEC / DraftKings · Aristocrat
  • Cada cifra de LOTOMIX enlaza con BC 6.7 (EBITDA Año 3 = €7.275.530).
  • Fórmulas, unidades, monedas y periodos verificados: EUR para LOTOMIX y Flutter–Sisal; USD para DraftKings–Jackpocket y Aristocrat–NeoGames.
  • EBITDA previsto vs histórico distinguido en cada operación.

El EBITDA del Año 3 utilizado en esta sección procede del modelo financiero BC 6.7.

PREGUNTAS COMITÉ DE INVERSIÓN · DUE DILIGENCE INSTITUCIONAL

Preguntas del Comité de Inversión

Preguntas clave que un Comité de Inversión formulará — con respuestas concisas de dirección y evidencia directa.

Lenguaje institucional. No es un FAQ promocional. Cada respuesta distingue hechos actuales, pipeline, objetivos de dirección y supuestos de modelo. BC 6.7 es la referencia financiera; no se modifican supuestos ni se inventa evidencia.

1.¿Qué está realmente operativo hoy?

CURRENT / DEPLOYED / IN TESTING

LOTOMIX dispone de una huella física de lectores de aproximadamente 370 ubicaciones, infraestructura software desarrollada y actividad de pruebas operativas. El modelo comercial amplio, el ecosistema de app y la red de pantallas expandida permanecen en distintas fases de desarrollo y despliegue.

Evidencia soporte

2.¿Qué está contratado frente a proyectado?

MIXED — CONTRACTED / PIPELINE / TARGET / MODELLED

El caso combina relaciones contractuales existentes, infraestructura desplegada y supuestos de dirección prospectivos, que deben permanecer claramente separados. Contratado/existente: relación FENAMIX, huella de lectores desplegada, tecnología documentada. Pipeline: 1.200+ ubicaciones. Objetivos de dirección: despliegue dic 2026, pantallas mar 2027, ~770 ubicaciones abr 2027. Modelado: ingresos futuros de publicidad, app, membresía, transaccional y peñas.

Evidencia soporte

3.¿El acceso a 7.000 ubicaciones FENAMIX equivale a 7.000 instalaciones LOTOMIX?

CONTRACTUAL NETWORK ACCESS

No. Los aproximadamente 7.000 puntos representan el perímetro potencial de la red FENAMIX accesible mediante la relación comercial. No deben presentarse como 7.000 ubicaciones LOTOMIX desplegadas. El despliegue físico actual y los objetivos futuros se divulgan por separado.

Evidencia soporte

4.¿Cuánta demanda real existe más allá de la huella instalada actual?

PIPELINE

Dirección reporta un pipeline / lista de espera de más de 1.200 ubicaciones adicionales. Representa demanda expresada e interés de despliegue. No debe describirse como despliegue garantizado, ingresos futuros contratados ni instalaciones completadas.

Evidencia soporte

5.¿Qué ocurre si el despliegue es materialmente más lento de lo previsto?

SCENARIO ANALYSIS

El modelo debe permitir a los inversores evaluar escenarios de despliegue menores separados del caso base. Un despliegue más lento afecta principalmente al inventario publicitario, ubicaciones SaaS pagadoras, volúmenes transaccionales, adquisición de usuarios, palanca operativa y momento de break-even. La sensibilidad adversa muestra el impacto financiero en lugar de defender el caso base por narrativa.

Evidencia soporte

6.¿Qué ocurre si el fill publicitario es significativamente inferior al plan?

MODEL ASSUMPTION / SENSITIVITY

El fill publicitario es un driver clave, no un resultado fijo. El Data Room muestra el efecto de un fill menor sobre los ingresos de lector, pantalla trasera y gran formato, margen bruto total, EBITDA y requerimiento de caja, incluyendo casos adversos que reduzcan materialmente el rendimiento publicitario.

Evidencia soporte

7.¿Qué ocurre si el tráfico retail es inferior a los supuestos actuales?

MODEL ASSUMPTION / SENSITIVITY

La economía publicitaria del lector depende en parte de supuestos de tráfico e interacción. El caso financiero muestra sensibilidad a menores visitas por ubicación, interacciones de ticket, tasa de captura e impresiones monetizables, para que el inversor vea el efecto financiero sin modificar manualmente el modelo completo.

Evidencia soporte

8.¿Los supuestos publicitarios se basan en rendimiento histórico de la red?

MIXED — ACTUAL DATA / MODEL ASSUMPTION

Donde existe telemetría operativa o rendimiento real, se identifica por separado. Donde métricas como tráfico, tasas de captura, CPM, uso de pantalla u ocupación de anunciantes son supuestos de planificación, se etiquetan como supuestos de modelo. Los supuestos de previsión no se presentan como rendimiento histórico medido.

Evidencia soporte

9.¿Cómo participa FENAMIX económicamente?

CONTRACTUAL COMMERCIAL STRUCTURE

El 30% de cesión FENAMIX aplica específicamente al revenue publicitario de pantalla gran formato de 43 pulgadas (especificación comercial actual; el plan de procurement BC 6.7 referencia 48 pulgadas como dimensión de actualización potencial). No aplica al revenue publicitario de lector A1D/PPI ni de pantalla trasera. El Data Room no aplica un reparto genérico 70/30 a toda la red publicitaria.

Evidencia soporte

10.¿Cuál es la fuente principal de ingresos en el caso base?

FINANCIAL MODEL

El Data Room identifica la contribución relativa de cada línea de ingresos — lector, pantalla trasera y gran formato, SaaS, comisiones transaccionales, app, membresías, peñas y otros servicios digitales — mostrando por separado el valor bruto transaccional/publicitario y el revenue reconocido LOTOMIX. Nunca se conflan. BC 6.7 es la referencia principal.

Evidencia soporte

11.¿Cuál es la diferencia entre GTV y revenue LOTOMIX?

FINANCIAL DEFINITION

GTV es el valor bruto procesado o participado a través de la plataforma. El revenue LOTOMIX es solo la comisión, tarifa, suscripción, ingreso publicitario u otra cantidad reconocida por LOTOMIX. Ejemplo: €2,275m de GTV mensual al 0,5% produce ~€11.375 de revenue LOTOMIX, no €2,275m. La distinción es explícita en todos los gráficos y tablas.

Evidencia soporte

12.¿Qué capital requiere el negocio para ejecutar el plan actual?

FUNDING REQUIREMENT

La referencia actual de captación es aproximadamente €3 millones. El Data Room muestra las categorías principales de uso de fondos, despliegue, software/tecnología, capital circulante, hardware, rollout comercial y contingencia, más la runway esperada en caso base y adverso. La financiación no se presenta como un importe único sin mostrar qué desbloquea operativamente.

Evidencia soporte

13.¿Es probable que se requiera capital adicional?

FINANCIAL SENSITIVITY

Se responde mediante análisis de escenarios, no con una afirmación absoluta. El Data Room muestra si se requeriría capital adicional en caso base, despliegue más lento, menor fill publicitario, monetización de app retrasada, mayores costes de hardware y financiación pública retrasada. Donde la respuesta varía por escenario, se muestra el escenario en lugar de afirmar que no se requerirá más financiación.

Evidencia soporte

EVIDENCE GAP — MANAGEMENT REVIEW REQUIRED

14.¿Se incluyen subvenciones públicas en el caso de inversión?

POTENTIAL FUNDING / MODEL ASSUMPTION

Donde se incluye financiación pública, se identifica por separado. La referencia actual de ~€10.000 por administración se trata como apoyo público potencial/objetivo salvo aprobación formal. Las subvenciones potenciales no se representan como entrada de caja garantizada. El inversor puede ver el caso de negocio con y sin financiación pública donde sea material.

Evidencia soporte

15.¿Qué impide a otra empresa replicar LOTOMIX?

STRATEGIC ASSET BASE

La defensibilidad se presenta como la combinación de múltiples activos, no como una afirmación de que el modelo no puede replicarse: acceso a red física especializada, infraestructura desplegada, integración de hardware, relaciones operativas en lotería, software y validación de tickets, infraestructura publicitaria, experiencia de despliegue, futuro ecosistema de usuarios/transacciones y datos operativos/comerciales acumulados. El foso es basado en ejecución y acumulativo.

Evidencia soporte

16.¿Cuáles son las dependencias de ejecución principales?

EXECUTION RISK

Las dependencias principales incluyen cierre de financiación, procurement de hardware, plazos de producción, capacidad de instalación, finalización de software, onboarding de administraciones, adquisición de anunciantes, adquisición de usuarios, acuerdos comerciales, requisitos regulatorios, dependencias de integración y adopción de red. Cada una se presenta como Riesgo → Mitigación → Estado actual.

Evidencia soporte

17.¿Qué dependencias regulatorias permanecen?

LEGAL / REGULATORY

Las actividades ya permitidas/autorizadas (operaciones lotería-retail, tecnología y publicidad) se separan de funciones de app, pago/transaccionales y cualquier actividad que requiera revisión legal o regulatoria adicional. Una autorización se describe como obtenida solo donde existe evidencia documental. Una aprobación no se generaliza en clearance regulatorio amplio.

Evidencia soporte

EVIDENCE GAP — MANAGEMENT REVIEW REQUIRED

18.¿Cuánto depende LOTOMIX de FENAMIX?

COMMERCIAL CONCENTRATION RISK

FENAMIX es una relación de distribución y red estratégicamente importante. El Data Room explica objetivamente importancia económica, alcance contractual, duración, mecánicas de terminación/renovación donde se permita divulgar, dependencia operativa y canales de expansión alternativos donde existan genuinamente. El riesgo de concentración no se minimiza; se muestran el marco contractual y la mitigación de dirección.

Evidencia soporte

19.¿Qué evidencia existe de que la tecnología funciona?

TECHNOLOGY VALIDATION

Una cadena de evidencia directa cubre arquitectura de plataforma, capturas de software, funcionalidad backend, pruebas de validación de tickets, integración de hardware, integración de administraciones, demostraciones técnicas y revisión técnica de terceros donde esté disponible. Los estados diferencian entre desarrollado, probado, producción-listo y desplegado comercialmente — no son intercambiables.

Evidencia soporte

20.¿Cuáles son los hitos más importantes para los próximos 6–12 meses?

MANAGEMENT ROADMAP

Un calendario conciso de hitos cubre solo eventos medibles: cierre del proceso de inversión, despliegue comercial amplio dic 2026, onboarding continuo de administraciones, comercialización publicitaria, despliegue adicional de pantallas desde mar 2027, ~770 ubicaciones completadas abr 2027, hitos de monetización app/digital y mayor expansión de red. Cada hito incluye fecha objetivo, estado actual, dependencia y evidencia/propietario.

Evidencia soporte

21.¿Qué causaría que la tesis de inversión underperforma materialmente?

SCENARIO ANALYSIS

Sensibilidades principales: despliegue más lento, menor tráfico, menor fill publicitario, menor CPM realizado, retrasos en adquisición de anunciantes, menor adopción de app, menor conversión a servicios de pago, mayores costes de hardware, despliegue retrasado, retrasos regulatorios y mayor requerimiento de capital circulante. Los drivers adversos no se ocultan; cada uno enlaza a la sensibilidad relevante donde esté disponible.

Evidencia soporte

22.¿Qué representaría un rendimiento positivo más allá del caso base?

UPSIDE SCENARIO — NOT BASE CASE

Drivers de upside medibles: onboarding más rápido de administraciones, mayor ocupación publicitaria, CPM más fuerte, mayor demanda de anunciantes, adopción de usuarios más rápida, mayor conversión a pago, mayor participación de peñas, mejor economía de hardware y expansión más allá del plan actual. Todos estos resultados se etiquetan UPSIDE SCENARIO — NOT BASE CASE.

Evidencia soporte

23.¿Qué está financiando realmente el inversor ahora?

USE OF CAPITAL

Un puente conciso entre lo que ya existe y lo que el nuevo capital desbloquea. Ya construido/establecido: relación de red, huella física existente, tecnología core, know-how operativo, pruebas y preparación de despliegue existentes. El capital desbloquea: rollout comercial amplio, despliegue expandido de hardware, adquisición de anunciantes, onboarding de administraciones, finalización/escala de software, capital circulante y aceleración hacia el objetivo de 770 ubicaciones. El capital no se describe como financiación de una idea desde cero; igualmente, no se implica que el riesgo de ejecución esté eliminado.

Evidencia soporte

IC Snapshot — resumen en menos de un minuto

Existente hoy

  • ~370 ubicaciones con lector
  • Relación FENAMIX
  • Tecnología core desarrollada
  • Actividad de pruebas
  • Preparación de rollout

Pipeline

  • 1.200+ ubicaciones (interés expresado)
  • Administraciones en onboarding
  • Anunciantes en conversación

Próximos hitos

  • Dic 2026 — rollout comercial amplio
  • Mar 2027 — despliegue de pantallas
  • Abr 2027 — ~770 ubicaciones
  • Monetización app/digital

Sensibilidades principales

  • Velocidad de rollout
  • Fill publicitario
  • Tráfico / CPM
  • Adopción de app
  • Costes de hardware
  • Retrasos regulatorios

TEAM & INVESTOR SUPPORT

Prepara el seguimiento con las personas adecuadas y las preguntas correctas.

Usa esta sección para identificar el equipo de ejecución, los socios industriales y el canal correcto para el seguimiento de inversores, legal, técnico o financiero. Los inversores deben usar Q&A primero, y luego el Centro de Comunicación para nuevas solicitudes o preparación de reuniones.

Socios industriales

Los socios industriales dan soporte en fabricación, control de calidad, conectividad, instalación, soporte técnico y capacidad de despliegue.

Partners

Partners industriales

Alianzas estratégicas con partners de ejecución global para LOTOMIX / Sphere / SphereScan.

Equipo core

Ángel Blázquez

Visión estratégica, expansión y desarrollo de negocio

Olivier Vallecillo

Liderazgo de marca, mercado y comercial

David Álvarez

CTO y responsable de desarrollo de software

José Luis Sánchez Ayala

CFO y control financiero

Eloy Fructuoso

Credibilidad del sector y puente con el ecosistema tecnológico/gaming

Q&A y Consultas de Inversores

Busca en las respuestas existentes antes de enviar nuevas preguntas. Esto mantiene el proceso de diligencia enfocado y evita duplicar preguntas de inversores, legales, técnicas y financieras.

Q&A

Preguntas y respuestas

Consulta rápidamente dudas sobre contratos, activos, financials, certificaciones, riesgos, Data Room y documentación técnica.

Q&A · Resuelve tus dudas sobre LotomiX

Accede a preguntas frecuentes, busca respuestas existentes o envía una nueva consulta al equipo de management.

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FAQs

20

Respondidas

0

En revisión

Para inversores, abogados, asesores técnicos y revisores financieros.

Centro de Comunicación

Usa el Centro de Comunicación para solicitar una revisión, preparar una reunión, solicitar acceso a documentos o enviar una pregunta de seguimiento a management.

Contacto con management

Envía una consulta, solicita revisión o prepara una reunión con el equipo de LotomiX.

Asistente IA de documentos

Pregunta al asistente IA primero para navegar rápidamente por contratos, financieros, activos, hardware, evidencia de campaña, IP, riesgos o documentos del Data Room.

08 · GOBERNANZA, RIESGO Y DILIGENCIA — VISIBLE PARA INVERSORES AUTORIZADOS

08 · GOVERNANCE, RISK & FULL EVIDENCE

Gobernanza, Riesgo y Diligencia Debida

Transparencia por diseño: acceso completo a gobernanza, QA, riesgos, controles de capital y procesos de gestión para inversores autorizados.

Transparency & Due Diligence

LOTOMIX has structured this Data Room to provide authorised investors with access not only to the investment case and supporting evidence, but also to the principal assumptions, downside analysis, risk framework, due diligence responses and management-control processes used to monitor execution.

Esta sección proporciona a los inversores autorizados visibilidad sobre los supuestos, riesgos, estado de evidencia, respuestas de diligencia y procesos de control de información interna de LOTOMIX. El estado de QA interno se refiere al propio marco de revisión de LOTOMIX y no debe interpretarse como aseguramiento externo independiente.

Data Room Visibility

Authenticated InvestorFULL
Governance / QAVISIBLE
EvidenceVISIBLE
FinancialsVISIBLE
CommercialVISIBLE
TechnologyVISIBLE
Legal / CorporateVISIBLE
RiskVISIBLE
Waterhouse DD ReviewVISIBLE
Editing RightsNONE

Authorised Investor — Full Data Room

One main permission profile for all authenticated investor users:

View all sectionsYES
View analytical pagesYES
View governance pagesYES
View risk pagesYES
View QA pagesYES
View evidenceYES
View financial modelYES
View technical diligenceYES
View legal / corporate diligenceYES
View Waterhouse response / completion sectionYES
EditNO
DeleteNO
PublishNO
Change permissionsNO
AdministrationNO

Visibility is not edit authority.

Release Execution Checklist

Release ControlStatus
Final RC identifiedPASS / FAIL
Waterhouse deck reconciledPASS / FAIL
BC 6.7 reconciledPASS / FAIL
10 / 10 readiness checks passedPASS / FAIL
Material Waterhouse items = 0PASS / FAIL
Material Red Flags = 0PASS / FAIL
Full investor visibility verifiedPASS / FAIL
Source evidence accessiblePASS / FAIL
Investor search testedPASS / FAIL
Mobile investor view testedPASS / FAIL
Desktop investor view testedPASS / FAIL
Broken material links = 0PASS / FAIL

Do not use percentages.

Governance, Risk & Due Diligence Modules

All modules below are visible to authorised investor users. Drill down to inspect any area in full depth.

Risk & Evidence

Waterhouse Due Diligence

Decision & Capital Controls

Forecast Governance

QA / Release Controls

Version Control & Integrity

Investor Challenge & Objection

These pages describe LOTOMIX's internal review and information-control processes and do not constitute third-party assurance or audit certification.

Confidentiality Still Applies

Full authenticated visibility does NOT mean public publication. The complete Data Room remains behind authentication. CONFIDENTIAL INVESTOR MATERIAL · AUTHORISED ACCESS ONLY.

INVESTOR ACCESS CONFIGURATION — READY

RELEASE EXECUTION CHECKLIST — PASS

PUBLICATION STATUS — NOT PUBLISHED

WATERHOUSE REVIEW & DUE DILIGENCE

Revisión y Diligencia de Waterhouse

Esta sección permite a Oscar / Michael ver directamente que sus comentarios han sido incorporados en el paquete final de inversores.

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Elementos Cerrados

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Validación Pendiente

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Total Revisado

Historial Completo de Revisión

Pregunta / ComentarioRespuesta LOTOMIXCambio ImplementadoUbicación ActualEstado
Clarify GTV vs LOTOMIX recognised revenue across all financial surfacesGlobal regression applied; GTV separated from recognised revenue in all summaries, charts and Q&A.GTV / Revenue classification correctedFinancials · Unit Economics · Revenue QualityCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Confirm 30% FENAMIX share applies only to large-format advertisingCanonical rule enforced: 30% only on 43"/48" display advertising. Reader and rear-display excluded.FENAMIX economics corrected across Unit Economics, Financial Summary, Q&AFENAMIX Economics Control · Unit EconomicsCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Reconcile rollout figures (~7,000 / 1,200+ / ~370 / 500 / ~770 / 3,370)Rollout Reconciliation established as canonical current interpretation; all references aligned.Rollout Reconciliation section created and appliedRollout ReconciliationCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Standardise hardware naming (11.6-inch PPI, 23.8-inch rear, 43-inch large display)Obsolete 13-inch references removed; 48-inch references contextualised as historical/contractual only.Hardware naming standardised across all surfacesHardware Control · Technology ReadinessCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Provide downside / sensitivity analysis beyond base caseDownside & Resilience and Assumptions That Matter sections created with BC 6.7-based sensitivities.Downside framework addedDownside & Resilience · Assumptions That MatterCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Distinguish contractual access from confirmed installation (500 adhesions vs 770 localizations)Contractual Access Section and Rollout Reconciliation now explicitly separate contractual adhesions from completed locations.Contractual vs installed distinction enforcedContractual Access · Rollout ReconciliationCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Make evidence accessible with direct links from claims to source documentsInvestment Evidence Map created linking each claim to canonical evidence location.Evidence Map createdInvestment Evidence Map · Data RoomCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Show use of funds and capital allocation governanceUse of Funds & Capital Efficiency, Funding → Milestones Bridge, and Decision Required Dashboard created.Capital allocation framework addedUse of Funds · Funding → Milestones · Decision Required DashboardCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Provide unit economics by location with BC 6.7 reconciliationUnit Economics by Location created with registry-based assumptions and BC 6.7 reconciliation flags.Unit Economics section createdUnit Economics by LocationCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Show technology readiness with clear maturity distinctionsTechnology Readiness & Scalability created with DEVELOPED / TESTED / PRODUCTION-READY / OPERATING / SCALE VALIDATION distinctions.Technology maturity framework addedTechnology Readiness & ScalabilityCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Provide regulatory and legal readiness assessmentRegulatory & Legal Readiness created distinguishing executed documents from pending review.Legal readiness framework addedRegulatory & Legal ReadinessCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Reconcile BC 6.4 / BC 6.5 / BC 6.6 with current BC 6.7BC 6.7 established as sole institutional source; historical models labelled SUPERSEDED.Financial model reconciliation enforcedFinancial Model Reconciliation · FinancialsCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Show investor KPI cockpit with actual vs target vs modelInvestor KPI Cockpit created distinguishing actual data from targets and model estimates.KPI Cockpit createdInvestor KPI CockpitCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Provide value creation bridge showing how execution creates evidenceValue Creation Bridge created showing progression from assumptions to operating evidence.Value Creation Bridge addedValue Creation BridgeCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Show current vs future state comparisonCurrent vs Future State section created with thesis transition framework.Current vs Future State addedCurrent vs Future StateCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Provide forecast accuracy and management credibility trackingForecast Accuracy & Management Credibility Tracker created for post-investment governance.Forecast Accuracy Tracker addedForecast Accuracy TrackerCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Show what changed since investment (Day 0 vs Today)What Changed Since Investment tracker created.Day 0 vs Today tracker addedWhat Changed Since InvestmentCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Provide quarterly thesis vs reality review frameworkQuarterly Thesis vs Reality Review created with 15-thesis mapping.Quarterly review framework addedQuarterly Thesis vs Reality ReviewCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Show decision required dashboard for governanceDecision Required Dashboard created with 61-point governance control.Decision Dashboard addedDecision Required DashboardCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Provide final investor decision matrix (thesis-evidence mapping)Final Investor Decision Matrix created with factual thesis-evidence mapping.Decision Matrix addedFinal Investor Decision MatrixCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Show evidence progression timelineEvidence Progression Timeline created with 8-stage maturity chain.Evidence Timeline addedEvidence Progression Timeline · Investment Case Proof ProgressionCLOSED — IMPLEMENTED
Validate advertising fill and CPM at scaleCurrently modelled in BC 6.7; not yet validated with operating data at scale.Transparently disclosed as investment uncertaintyAssumptions That Matter · Downside & ResilienceEVIDENCE PENDING
Confirm pipeline conversion rate to active locationsPipeline conversion tracked in Rollout Reconciliation; actual conversion rate pending operating evidence.Pipeline funnel tracked; conversion pendingRollout Reconciliation · Investor KPI CockpitEVIDENCE PENDING
Provide mature location unit economics with actual dataUnit Economics framework established with BC 6.7 assumptions; actual location data pending rollout.Framework ready; actuals pendingUnit Economics by LocationMODEL WORK PENDING
Validate digital retention and monetisationDigital revenue streams modelled in BC 6.7; retention and monetisation data pending.Transparently disclosed as future validationRevenue Quality & Recurrence · Assumptions That MatterEVIDENCE PENDING
Provide technology scale validation evidenceTechnology readiness documented; scale validation testing pending production deployment.Scale validation flagged as TECHNICAL VALIDATION PENDINGTechnology Readiness & ScalabilityTECHNICAL VALIDATION PENDING

Validación Pendiente — Transparencia

Los elementos marcados como EVIDENCE PENDING, MODEL WORK PENDING o TECHNICAL VALIDATION PENDING son incertidumbres de inversión legítimas que requieren evidencia operativa futura. No son errores de paquete. Están claramente divulgados para que Waterhouse pueda distinguir entre hechos actuales y validación futura.

RED FLAG & OPEN ISSUES REGISTER

Registro de Red Flags & Issues Abiertos

Control interno para identificar inconsistencias no resueltas, gaps de evidencia e issues orientados al inversor antes de la publicación. Objetivo pre-publish: CERO issues materiales no resueltos.

No ocultar issuesDETECT → ASSIGN → RESOLVE → EVIDENCE → REVIEW → CLOSENo eliminar issues resueltos del registro histórico

⚠ No publicar comentario interno de issues a inversores. No reescribir documentos fuente. No cambiar BC 6.7 automáticamente. No resolver ambigüedades legales/financieras automáticamente.

DETECT→ASSIGN→RESOLVE→EVIDENCE→REVIEW→CLOSE
MATERIAL

Podría afectar materialmente la interpretación, valoración, decisión de transacción o due diligence del inversor.

IMPORTANT

Debe resolverse antes de circulación amplia pero no altera fundamentalmente el caso de inversión.

MINOR

Formato, claridad o issue de calidad de datos no material.

Registro maestro de issues abiertos

No ocultar issues. Identificarlos claramente y rutearlos al owner apropiado.

IssueCategorySeverityInvestor ImpactOwnerRequired ActionStatusEvidence
RF-001KPI mismatch between BC 6.7 model and Registry canonical valuesFinancialMATERIALMétricas inconsistentes pueden minar confianza financiera.Financial ReviewReconcile BC 6.7 drivers with Master KPI Registry canonical valuesOPENPending reconciliation
RF-002Waterhouse Investor Deck PDF not uploaded to app environmentInvestor Deck AlignmentIMPORTANTDeck no disponible para alineación directa en Data Room.ManagementUpload current Waterhouse deck PDF and link to deck alignment pageOPENURL-pending
RF-003Independent financial audit pendingFinancialMATERIALModelo no auditado independientemente.Financial ReviewCommission independent audit or transparently disclose 'not audited' statusACCEPTED / DISCLOSEDBC 6.7 labelled 'Management forecast · Not audited'
RF-004PPTX media URL requires management resolutionEvidenceIMPORTANTMedia PPTX no accesible.ManagementResolve PPTX URL and upload or replaceOPENURL-pending
RF-005Discrepancies between historical decks, models and evidence requiring manual reconciliationVersion ControlIMPORTANTRiesgo de información superseded mezclada con actual.Data QualityComplete manual reconciliation and label all superseded itemsIN REVIEWPartial — ongoing
RF-006Document links require constant verification against uploaded SPA and executed contract versionsEvidenceIMPORTANTLinks pueden romperse silenciosamente.Data QualityAutomated link verification pass before publishACTION IN PROGRESSLink checker tool available

⚠ Cada issue MATERIAL o IMPORTANT debe tener owner. Ningún issue debe permanecer UNASSIGNED.

✓ Todos los issues tienen owner asignado.

Red flags financieros

Chequeo automático de consistencia financiera.

Chequeos de consistencia

Different revenue numbers for the same period
Different EBITDA numbers for the same period
Different funding requirements
Different cash runway
Different pre-money references
Different revenue-driver assumptions
GTV presented as revenue
Gross media value presented as LOTOMIX revenue
Incorrect FENAMIX commission treatment
Old BC versions feeding current investor pages
⚠ FINANCIAL CONSISTENCY ISSUE

BC 6.7 Control

Cada cifra financiera debe ser BC 6.7 o VERIFIED ACTUAL DATA.

⚠ UNCONTROLLED FINANCIAL FIGURE

FENAMIX Commission Check

30% FENAMIX aplica solo a publicidad de gran formato de 43" (especificación comercial actual; BC 6.7 procurement referencia 48"). No a reader, rear-display o media total.

⚠ MATERIAL FENAMIX ECONOMICS ERROR

Control de especificaciones de hardware

Reader

✓ 11.6-inch

✗ 13-inch

OBSOLETE HARDWARE SPECIFICATION

Rear Display

✓ 23.8-inch

Large Display

✓ 43-inch (current commercial spec)

⚠ 48-inch — confirm historical/contractual context

Control de métricas de red

Para cada ocurrencia identificar si refiere a localizaciones, lectores, pantallas, pipeline, red potencial, completadas o target a largo plazo.

370

Footprint existente de lectores (~370).

Do not present as completed/monetised/SaaS-paying locations

⚠ DEPLOYMENT STATUS OVERSTATEMENT

500

Caso de rollout inicial / configuración completa.

500 locations = 1,500 screens; 1,500 screens ≠ 1,500 locations

⚠ NETWORK METRIC AMBIGUITY

770

Aprox. 770 localizaciones completadas objetivo abril 2027.

Classification: MANAGEMENT TARGET. Flag 'currently installed/guaranteed/contracted'

⚠ MANAGEMENT TARGET

1,200+

Pipeline de interés expresado / rollout.

Flag 'contracted/secured/guaranteed/revenue-producing' without evidence

⚠ COMMERCIAL STATUS UNSUPPORTED

3,370

Objetivo de management a largo plazo para 2029.

Always present as LONGER-TERM MANAGEMENT TARGET

⚠ NETWORK METRIC AMBIGUITY

7,000

Aprox. 7.000 perímetro potencial red FENAMIX / contexto de acceso contractual.

Flag 'installed/active/customers' without evidence

⚠ NETWORK METRIC AMBIGUITY

Control de fechas de rollout

December 2026

Objetivo de rollout comercial amplio.

March 2027

Despliegue adicional de pantallas.

April 2027

Aprox. 770 localizaciones completadas objetivo.

⚠ Flag secuenciación contradictoria.

Control comercial y de mercado

Status de contrapartes

CONTRACTEDLIVEPILOTADVANCED DISCUSSIONEARLY DISCUSSIONPIPELINETARGET ACCOUNT
⚠ COMMERCIAL STATUS UNSUPPORTED

Control de logo wall

Cada logo debe tener status de relación explícito o ser removido.

⚠ IMPLIED CUSTOMER / PARTNER RISK

Madurez de ingresos

App monetisationMembershipsTransactionsPeñasSaaS where not yet payingForecast advertising
⚠ REVENUE MATURITY MISCLASSIFICATION

Control GTV

GTV nunca agregado en ingresos reconocidos de LOTOMIX.

⚠ GTV / REVENUE MISCLASSIFICATION

Control legal, regulatorio y tecnológico

Claims legales

"approved""authorised""legal""compliant""regulator approved""fully cleared""exclusive""licence"
⚠ LEGAL CLAIM EVIDENCE REQUIRED

Scope de autorización

Autorización específica no implica aprobación general de pagos, peñas, wallet o app.

⚠ AUTHORISATION SCOPE OVERSTATEMENT

Claims técnicos

"fully scalable""production proven""enterprise grade""proven at scale""100% accurate""fully secure"
⚠ TECHNICAL CLAIM OVERSTATEMENT

Scale validation

'Working in testing' no presentado como 'proven at 770+ locations'.

⚠ SCALE VALIDATION GAP

Claims de seguridad

"fully secure""cyber secure""GDPR secure""no security risk"
⚠ SECURITY CLAIM REVIEW

IP chain of title

Verificar assignments de developer, contractor IP, licencias third-party, ownership de repos.

⚠ IP CHAIN OF TITLE REVIEW REQUIRED

Estructura corporativa

⚠ CORPORATE STRUCTURE RECONCILIATION REQUIRED

Cap table

⚠ CAP TABLE RECONCILIATION REQUIRED

Consistencia de definiciones

Verificar que los términos estén definidos consistentemente across pages.

Installed LocationActivated LocationMonetised LocationCompleted LocationActive UserPaying UserRevenueGTVContributionEBITDA
⚠ DEFINITION CONFLICT

Checklist de controles (45 controles)

Cada control es un chequeo accionable con flag y enlace a sección.

IDAreaCheckFlagSection
C01FinancialFinancial consistency — same period numbers matchFINANCIAL CONSISTENCY ISSUE
C02FinancialBC 6.7 control — all figures BC 6.7 or verified actualUNCONTROLLED FINANCIAL FIGURE
C03FinancialFENAMIX 30% only on large-format advertisingMATERIAL FENAMIX ECONOMICS ERROR
C04RolloutHardware specs — 11.6/23.8/43-inch canonicalOBSOLETE HARDWARE SPECIFICATION
C05Rollout370 = existing reader footprint, not completed locationsDEPLOYMENT STATUS OVERSTATEMENT
C06Rollout500 = initial rollout case; 500 locations = 1,500 screensNETWORK METRIC AMBIGUITY
C07Rollout770 = management target April 2027, not installedMANAGEMENT TARGET
C08Rollout1,200+ = expressed-interest pipeline, not contractedCOMMERCIAL STATUS UNSUPPORTED
C09Rollout3,370 = longer-term management target 2029NETWORK METRIC AMBIGUITY
C10Rollout7,000 = potential FENAMIX perimeter, not installedNETWORK METRIC AMBIGUITY
C11RolloutRollout date sequencing — Dec 2026 / Mar 2027 / Apr 2027ROLLOUT DATE CONFLICT
C12CommercialNamed counterparties have explicit status labelsCOMMERCIAL STATUS UNSUPPORTED
C13CommercialLogos have relationship status or removedIMPLIED CUSTOMER / PARTNER RISK
C14CommercialRevenue maturity — modelled not shown as currentREVENUE MATURITY MISCLASSIFICATION
C15CommercialRecurring revenue classified actual/modelled/contractedREVENUE MATURITY MISCLASSIFICATION
C16CommercialGTV not aggregated into LOTOMIX recognised revenueGTV / REVENUE MISCLASSIFICATION
C17LegalLegal claims have documentary supportLEGAL CLAIM EVIDENCE REQUIRED
C18LegalAuthorisation scope not expanded beyond documentationAUTHORISATION SCOPE OVERSTATEMENT
C19LegalIP chain of title — assignments, contractor IP, licencesIP CHAIN OF TITLE REVIEW REQUIRED
C20CorporateCorporate chart reconciles with current documentsCORPORATE STRUCTURE RECONCILIATION REQUIRED
C21CorporateCap table ownership totals 100%CAP TABLE RECONCILIATION REQUIRED
C22TechnologyTechnical claims supported by evidenceTECHNICAL CLAIM OVERSTATEMENT
C23TechnologyScale validation — testing not presented as 770+ provenSCALE VALIDATION GAP
C24TechnologySecurity claims — no unsupported absolutesSECURITY CLAIM REVIEW
C25EvidenceSourceless claims have evidence link or identifiable sourceUNSUPPORTED INVESTOR CLAIM
C26EvidenceAll evidence links tested and workingBROKEN EVIDENCE LINK
C27EvidenceLinked documents actually support the claimCLAIM / EVIDENCE MISMATCH
C28Data QualityAll date-sensitive claims have as-of dateSTALE / UNDATED INVESTOR METRIC
C29Version ControlNo documents without version; no multiple current versionsVERSION CONTROL CONFLICT
C30Investor Deck AlignmentDeck vs Data Room — 370/500/770/1200/7000/3370 matchDECK / DATA ROOM MISMATCH
C31Investor Deck AlignmentDeck financial values vs BC 6.7 — rounding vs assumptionMATERIAL MODEL MISMATCH
C32NavigationNo empty/placeholder/coming-soon investor sectionsINCOMPLETE INVESTOR SECTION
C33Data QualityNo duplicate narratives with inconsistent wording/numbersDUPLICATE NARRATIVE CONFLICT
C34Data QualityTerms defined consistently across pagesDEFINITION CONFLICT
C35FinancialPublic funding not presented as guaranteed/awardedPUBLIC FUNDING OVERSTATEMENT
C36FinancialFundraising parameters not presented as agreed termsFUNDRAISING STATUS MISCLASSIFICATION
C37FinancialUse of funds allocations sum and reconcile with BC 6.7USE OF FUNDS MISMATCH
C38FinancialCash/runway reproducible from sourceRUNWAY SOURCE REQUIRED
C39Data QualityKPI Cockpit metrics explicitly ACTUAL/TARGET/MODEL/PIPELINEKPI STATUS AMBIGUITY
C40Data QualityKPI values refreshed within approved cadenceSTALE KPI
C41NavigationInvestor can reach BC 6.7/FENAMIX/rollout/downside quicklyNAVIGATION FRICTION
C42EvidenceRestricted documents not accessible through standard permissionsACCESS CONTROL ISSUE
C43EvidenceNo personal data exposed on investor pagesPERSONAL DATA EXPOSURE
C44EvidenceOriginal signed documents not alteredSOURCE DOCUMENT INTEGRITY ISSUE
C45Data QualityInvestor surprise test — no positive overstatementPOTENTIAL INVESTOR MISINTERPRETATION

Tracking de requests de Michael / Oscar / Waterhouse

Asegura que nada del proceso de revisión se pierda.

Requested ChangeRequested ByImplemented?LocationReview Required
BC 6.7 as sole institutional financial sourceOscar / Waterhouse✓ YESFinancialsSection—
Strict separation of theoretical capacity from base-case revenueOscar / Waterhouse✓ YESFinancialsSection—
Mandatory disclaimer blocks across all pagesOscar / Waterhouse✓ YESAll sections—
Standardized hardware naming (11.6/23.8/43-inch)Michael✓ YESAll hardware refs—
Distinguish 500 contractual adhesions vs 770 localizations Phase 1Michael✓ YESRolloutReconciliation—
FENAMIX 30% only to large 43/48-inch display advertisingMichael✓ YESContractualAccess / UnitEconomics—
Waterhouse Investor Deck PDF uploadOscar / Waterhouse✗ NODeck alignment page⚠ REVIEW
Independent financial auditOscar / Waterhouse✗ NOFinancials⚠ REVIEW

⚠ 2 request(s) requieren revisión.

Log de preguntas no resueltas

Preservar preguntas de revisores no respondidas completamente. No marcar CLOSED hasta que exista respuesta, evidencia y el Data Room esté actualizado.

OPEN INVESTOR QUESTIONCLOSED

Gate de issues materiales pre-publish

Posición deseada pre-publish: 0 issues MATERIALES no resueltos. Management aún controla publicación.

2

MATERIAL OPEN ISSUES

⚠ NOT CLEAR

3

IMPORTANT OPEN ISSUES

⚠ NOT CLEAR

0

MINOR OPEN ISSUES

0

BROKEN EVIDENCE LINKS

✓ CLEAR

1

FINANCIAL MISMATCHES

⚠ NOT CLEAR

1

DECK MISMATCHES

⚠ NOT CLEAR

0

LEGAL EVIDENCE GAPS

✓ CLEAR

0

TECHNOLOGY EVIDENCE GAPS

✓ CLEAR

0

STALE KPI ITEMS

✓ CLEAR

Reporte QA Pre-Publish del Data Room de Inversor LOTOMIX

⚠ No dar score arbitrario general.

Fecha de revisión general

2026-10-01

Modelo financiero actual

BC 6.7

Versión de deck revisada

Waterhouse deck actual

Issues materiales abiertos

2

Issues importantes abiertos

3

Cambios clave desde última revisión

Executive Index, First 100 Days, Deal Readiness, Risk Register, Reporting Framework

Status de enlaces de evidencia

Verificación pendiente

Status de version-control

BC 6.7 activo, modelos anteriores superseded

Revisión final de management requerida

SÍ

Sign-off final de management

⚠ No inventar aprobaciones. Solo marcar completado cuando esté confirmado.

Financial ReviewPENDING
Commercial ReviewPENDING
Technology ReviewPENDING
Legal / Corporate ReviewPENDING
Operations ReviewPENDING
Final Management ReviewPENDING

⚠ ISSUE MATERIAL DE INVERSOR PERMANECE ABIERTO

2 issue(s) material(es) sin resolver. Revisar antes de publicar cambios orientados al inversor. Esto es una advertencia, no un bloqueador automático.

Principio final

El propósito no es hacer el Data Room parecer sin riesgo.

✓ Cada claim material es preciso

✓ Cada número importante es reconciliable

✓ Cada status está correctamente clasificado

✓ Cada aserción material tiene evidencia

✓ Cada issue conocido está resuelto o transparentemente divulgado

El inversor nunca debería descubrir una inconsistencia material antes que management.

FINAL INVESTOR NARRATIVE CONSISTENCY AUDIT

Auditoría Final de Consistencia Narrativa de Inversor

Asegurar que cada documento orientado al inversor cuente la misma historia factual, financiera y operacional. No añade nuevo contenido — prueba si la narrativa completa de inversión LOTOMIX es internamente consistente.

No reescribir documentos fuente firmadosNo cambiar BC 6.7No crear nueva tesis de inversión

⚠ No ocultar riesgos legítimos. No debilitar hechos ejecutados tratándolos como inciertos. No convertir pipeline en contracted. No convertir targets en performance actual. No convertir testing en scale validation. No convertir GTV en revenue.

Historia maestra del inversor (narrativa canónica)

La misma hecho subyacente nunca debe describirse diferente solo porque aparece en una parte diferente de los materiales.

1

Fundación existente

• Established FENAMIX relationship• Access to broader mixed-lottery retail perimeter• Existing physical reader footprint• Developed technology• Ticket-validation functionality• Current operational testing• Identified rollout pipeline
↓
2

Punto de inflexión actual

• Moving from development / existing infrastructure toward broader commercial deployment and monetisation
↓
3

Financiación actual

• Technology completion / hardening• Hardware• Installation• Administration activation• Advertising commercialisation• Digital activation• Working capital
↓
4

Ejecución a corto plazo

• December 2026 — Broad commercial rollout target• March 2027 — Additional display deployment• April 2027 — Approximately 770 completed-location management target
↓
5

Monetización

• Advertising• SaaS• Transactions• Memberships• Peñas• Other approved digital monetisation
↓
6

Validación económica

• Can locations convert from pipeline to active?• Can advertising inventory be monetised?• Can actual unit economics approach BC 6.7 assumptions?• Can digital usage generate incremental revenue?• Can central OPEX grow more slowly than contribution?
↓
7

Control de downside

• Deployment can be moderated where possible• Discretionary expenditure can be adjusted• Cash and runway are monitored• BC 6.7 sensitivities show the financial impact
↓
8

Evidencia

• Contracts• Installations• Technical evidence• Commercial evidence• Current financial model• Legal documentation• Operating data

Superficies auditadas

Investor Landing PageWaterhouse Investor DeckInvestment OverviewBC 6.7Unit EconomicsRevenue ModelRolloutTechnologyCommercial ProofLegal / Regulatory ReadinessUse of FundsDownside AnalysisInvestment ThesisRisk RegisterEvidence MapInvestor KPI Cockpit

Matriz de consistencia narrativa

El mismo hecho debe describirse igual en deck, landing page, data room y BC 6.7.

TopicInvestor DeckLanding PageData RoomBC 6.7 / SourceConsistent?Required Action
Company description————⚠ REVIEW—
Network access————⚠ REVIEW—
Current footprint————PENDING—
Pipeline————PENDING—
Rollout————PENDING—
Hardware————PENDING—
Revenue streams————PENDING—
Advertising economics————PENDING—
SaaS————PENDING—
Transactions————PENDING—
Memberships————PENDING—
Peñas————PENDING—
Technology maturity————PENDING—
Commercial maturity————PENDING—
Legal readiness————PENDING—
Funding————PENDING—
Use of funds————PENDING—
Valuation————PENDING—
Downside————PENDING—
Risks————PENDING—

Controles narrativos (25 controles)

IDAreaCheckFlag
NC01Company DescriptionConsistent integrated business model descriptionBUSINESS STAGE NARRATIVE CONFLICT
NC02Current StageStage terminology matches actual evidenceBUSINESS STAGE NARRATIVE CONFLICT
NC03FENAMIXFENAMIX relationship / 7,000 perimeter / 370 footprint / 1,200+ pipeline distinguishedNETWORK NARRATIVE OVERSTATEMENT
NC04RolloutRollout sequence: footprint → Dec 2026 → Mar 2027 → 770 by Apr 2027 → long-termROLLOUT NARRATIVE CONFLICT
NC05500-Location500 = initial reference / full config / first expansion — not current completed estateNETWORK NARRATIVE OVERSTATEMENT
NC06Long-Term Scale3,370 by 2029 secondary to near-term caseLONG-TERM TARGET DOMINATING CURRENT CASE
NC07Technology MaturityDeveloped / Tested / Production-Ready / Proven at Scale distinguishedTECHNOLOGY MATURITY NARRATIVE CONFLICT
NC08Commercial MaturityCounterparty status consistent across all documentsCOMMERCIAL MATURITY CONFLICT
NC09Revenue MaturityLive / activation / pre-commercial / modelled / future consistentREVENUE MATURITY MISCLASSIFICATION
NC10AdvertisingInfrastructure / monetisation / validation narrative consistentADVERTISING NARRATIVE CONFLICT
NC11FENAMIX Commission30% only on large-format 43"/48" — not reader or rear-displayMATERIAL NARRATIVE / FINANCIAL CONFLICT
NC12SaaS€30/month consistent; installed ≠ activated ≠ SaaS-payingSAAS NARRATIVE CONFLICT
NC13GTV / RevenueGTV = volume; LOTOMIX revenue = fee/commission/shareGTV / REVENUE NARRATIVE CONFLICT
NC14PeñasPeñas presented as modelled assumptions unless actual data supportsPEÑAS NARRATIVE CONFLICT
NC15Membership2.5% conversion and 250K downloads ≠ 250K active usersMEMBERSHIP NARRATIVE CONFLICT
NC16Funding€3M = capital to move from infrastructure to commercial scaleFUNDING NARRATIVE CONFLICT
NC17Valuation€12M–€15M pre-money = current fundraising parameter, not agreedVALUATION NARRATIVE CONFLICT
NC18Use of FundsCapital → output → KPI → milestone, not departmental spendUSE OF FUNDS NARRATIVE CONFLICT
NC19Public Funding€10K/administration = potential/target, not confirmedPUBLIC FUNDING NARRATIVE CONFLICT
NC20DownsideBase case tested by changing drivers, not defended by assumptionDOWNSIDE NARRATIVE CONFLICT
NC21CashRunway / funding / break-even definitions consistentCASH NARRATIVE CONFLICT
NC22RiskIdentified → monitored → mitigated, not eliminatedRISK NARRATIVE CONFLICT
NC23LegalFeature-specific legal readiness, not general 'fully authorised'LEGAL NARRATIVE OVERGENERALISATION
NC24Authority ScopeEvery 'authorised/approved/licensed' answers scope + evidenceAUTHORITY SCOPE REVIEW
NC25Competitive MoatExecution-based moat, not 'impossible to replicate'MOAT NARRATIVE CONFLICT

Listas canónicas

Una lista canónica usada en todo. Consistente entre Landing Page, IC Q&A e Investment Thesis.

Qué existe hoy

• FENAMIX relationship• Existing reader footprint (~370)• Developed platform• Ticket-validation functionality• Testing• Rollout pipeline (1,200+)• Current financial model (BC 6.7)• Documented commercial/technical/legal evidence

Qué queda por ejecutar

• Broad commercial rollout• Wider display deployment• Advertising scale• Activation of recurring SaaS economics• Consumer scale• Transaction scale• Validation of unit economics• Progression toward 770 completed locations

Qué desbloquea el €3M

• Technology• Hardware• Installation• Administration activation• Commercialisation• Digital• Working capital

Qué debe probarse

• Rollout: pipeline → active locations• Media: fill / pricing• Unit Economics: actual → modelled contribution• Digital: users → active → monetised• Scale: tech/ops support network• Financial: within planned capital envelope

Qué puede salir mal

• Rollout• Pipeline conversion• Advertising fill• Pricing• Traffic• Digital adoption• Technology• Legal / regulatory• Hardware cost / supply• OPEX• Liquidity

Cómo lo medimos

• Installed locations• Activated locations• Monetised locations• Completed locations• Advertising fill• Realised CPM / price• Advertising revenue / location• Paying SaaS administrations• MAU• Transactions• GTV vs LOTOMIX revenue• Recognised revenue• EBITDA• Burn• Runway

Librería de lenguaje canónico

Referencia de lenguaje aprobado. No forzar wording idéntico — el significado debe permanecer consistente.

Network

"LOTOMIX has access to the approximately 7,000-point FENAMIX mixed-lottery retail perimeter, with an existing reader footprint of approximately 370 locations and a current rollout / expressed-interest pipeline of more than 1,200 additional locations."

Rollout

"Broad commercial rollout is currently targeted during December 2026, with additional display deployment from March 2027 and approximately 770 completed locations targeted by April 2027."

Funding

"The current €3M financing reference is intended to support technology, hardware, deployment, commercial activation and working capital required to convert the existing platform and network position into broader commercial scale."

Estándares de consistencia

Labels controlados

EXECUTEDCONTRACTEDDEPLOYEDTESTEDOPERATINGPIPELINEMODELLEDMANAGEMENT TARGETPLANNEDIN REVIEWRESTRICTED

Superlativos a remover

"revolutionary""unique""unprecedented""game-changing""guaranteed""enormous""unstoppable""market domination""impossible to replicate"

Fechas

Usar 'December 2026', 'March 2027', 'April 2027'. No mezclar Q4 2026, year-end, this December.

Moneda

€3M o €3.0M consistente. No mezclar EUR 3m, €3,000,000, 3 M€.

Unidades

Locations, screens, users, MAU, impressions, GTV, revenue. Nunca 'points' como shorthand.

Periodos

Mensual, anual, run-rate, cumulative. Todo número financiero debe indicar periodo.

Labels de forecast

Todo chart futuro debe mostrar 'Forecast' o 'Management Case'.

Data actual

Todo KPI operativo actual: 'Data as of [date]'.

Registro de issues narrativos

No corregir silenciosamente diferencias materiales de interpretación sin loguearlas.

Narrative IssueDocuments AffectedMaterial?Correct Canonical PositionRequired EditOwner
NI-001Waterhouse deck PDF not uploaded — deck headline audit pendingWaterhouse Investor Deck, Deck AlignmentMATERIALUpload current deck and run headline auditUpload deck PDFManagement
NI-002KPI mismatch between BC 6.7 and Registry canonical valuesBC 6.7, KPI Cockpit, Master KPI RegistryMATERIALReconcile to single canonical KPI setReconcile KPI valuesFinancial Review
NI-003Independent audit pending — 'not audited' must be consistent everywhereBC 6.7, Financials, IC Q&A, Landing PageIMPORTANTTransparently disclose 'not audited' statusVerify disclosure consistencyFinancial Review
NI-004Historical deck/model discrepancies requiring manual reconciliationHistorical decks, BC 6.7, Data RoomIMPORTANTLabel all superseded items; BC 6.7 is currentComplete reconciliationData Quality

Reporte de Consistencia Narrativa de Inversor

⚠ No crear score de calidad arbitrario.

4

Narrative Conflicts Found

2

Material Conflicts

⚠ NOT CLEAR

0

Status Classification Conflicts

✓ CLEAR

1

Financial Story Conflicts

⚠ NOT CLEAR

0

Rollout Story Conflicts

✓ CLEAR

0

Technology Maturity Conflicts

✓ CLEAR

0

Commercial Status Conflicts

✓ CLEAR

0

Legal Status Conflicts

✓ CLEAR

0

Resolved

4

Remaining for Review

⚠ NOT CLEAR

⚠ CONFLICTO NARRATIVO MATERIAL — REVISIÓN REQUERIDA

Target pre-publish: 0 conflictos narrativos materiales no resueltos. 2 restante(s).

Control final

ONE COMPANY
ONE INVESTMENT CASE
ONE SET OF FACTS
ONE FINANCIAL MODEL
ONE ROLLOUT STORY
ONE EVIDENCE CHAIN

Una compañía, un caso de inversión, un set de hechos, un modelo financiero, una historia de rollout, una cadena de evidencia — en cada superficie orientada al inversor.

FINAL PRE-LAUNCH INVESTOR READINESS GATE

Gate Final de Readiness de Inversor Pre-Launch

Validación final de management antes de que el LOTOMIX Investor Data Room se libere a inversores. No crea contenido adicional — determina si el paquete completo está listo para release.

No publicar automáticamenteManagement retiene control de publicaciónNo modificar BC 6.7 ni documentos firmados

⚠ El estado de readiness interno de LOTOMIX no constituye aprobación de Waterhouse ni verificación independiente. REVISAR → RECONCILIAR → VERIFICAR → APROBAR → LISTO PARA RELEASE.

ESTADO DE RELEASE FINAL

NOT READY FOR RELEASE

Issues materiales permanecen sin resolver.

NOT READY FOR RELEASE
READY SUBJECT TO FINAL MANAGEMENT REVIEW
INVESTOR PACKAGE READY FOR RELEASE

Completitud de revisión Waterhouse

No dejar solicitudes de revisión silenciosamente sin resolver.

Requested ItemRequested ByImplementedVerifiedData Room Location
Simpler opening for new investorsMichaelIMPLEMENTEDPENDINGInvestor Overview · Section 1
Principal assumptions visibleMichaelIMPLEMENTEDPENDINGFinancial Model Reconciliation
Downside shown rather than defendedMichaelIMPLEMENTEDPENDINGDriver Sensitivity · Downside Survival
Traffic, fill and rollout flexedMichaelIMPLEMENTEDPENDINGDriver Sensitivity interactive
Detailed model in Data Room, not overcrowding deckMichaelIMPLEMENTEDPENDINGFinancials Section (collapsible)
Data Room supports deck, not competingOscar / WaterhouseIMPLEMENTEDPENDINGExecutive Index alignment
Deck headline audit pending deck uploadOscar / WaterhouseNOT APPLICABLE — EXPLANATION RECORDEDPENDINGDeck PDF not uploaded

Control del deck de inversor

Cualquier desajuste no resuelto debe bloquear 'Investor Package Ready for Release'.

⚠370 current reader footprintPENDING
⚠1,200+ pipelinePENDING
⚠7,000 potential FENAMIX network perimeterPENDING
⚠500-location reference where applicablePENDING
⚠770 completed-location target by April 2027PENDING
⚠3,370 longer-term target where usedPENDING
⚠December 2026 commercial rolloutPENDING
⚠March 2027 additional display deploymentPENDING
⚠11.6-inch readerPENDING
⚠23.8-inch rear displayPENDING
⚠43-inch current large-format displayPENDING
⚠30% FENAMIX share only on large-format advertising revenuePENDING

Control final BC 6.7

BC 6.7 · CURRENT PRINCIPAL FINANCIAL MODELCONFIRMED

Ninguna versión superseded alimenta landing page, resumen financiero, unit economics, revenue model, downside, use of funds, runway o KPI targets.

Gate de reconciliación financiera

Revenue⚠ MISMATCH
EBITDA✓ RECONCILES
OPEX✓ RECONCILES
Capex✓ RECONCILES
Working capital✓ RECONCILES
Cash flow✓ RECONCILES
Funding requirement✓ RECONCILES
Runway✓ RECONCILES
Use of Funds✓ RECONCILES
Downside scenarios✓ RECONCILES
Unit economics✓ RECONCILES

Gate GTV / Revenue

Toda página orientada al inversor distingue GTV (volumen) de LOTOMIX Recognised Revenue (fee/commission/share). Transacciones, peñas y cualquier línea volume-based verificadas.

Gate economía FENAMIX

30% FENAMIX revenue share applies ONLY to large-format 43-inch advertising display revenue (current commercial spec; BC 6.7 procurement plan references 48-inch as a potential upgrade dimension). NO aplica a reader advertising ni rear-display advertising.

Cualquier contradicción es MATERIAL.

Gate definición de red

~7,000Potential FENAMIX network perimeter
1,200+Pipeline / expressed interest
~370Existing reader footprint
500Initial reference / rollout case where applicable
~770Completed-location management target by April 2027
3,370Longer-term management target

Ninguna página confunde locations con screens con devices con pipeline con potential network.

Gate timeline de rollout

Paso 1

December 2026

Broad commercial rollout targeted

Paso 2

March 2027

Additional display deployment

Paso 3

April 2027

Approximately 770 completed locations targeted

Gate hardware

A1D / PPI Reader

11.6-inch

Rear Display

23.8-inch

Large-Format LOTOADS Display

43-inch

Buscar referencias obsolete '13-inch'. Donde aparezca '48-inch', confirmar contexto histórico/contractual, no spec default actual.

Gate evidencia

Cada claim material debe tener: evidencia directa O claramente etiquetado como assumption/target/pipeline.

FENAMIX relationship✓ EVIDENCE
370 footprint✓ EVIDENCE
1,200+ pipeline✓ EVIDENCE
Technology status✓ EVIDENCE
Ticket validation✓ EVIDENCE
Financial model✓ EVIDENCE
Commercial relationships✓ EVIDENCE
Legal authorisations⚠ GAP
Rollout plan✓ EVIDENCE

Gate links de evidencia

0 material broken evidence links. Links rotos a archivos históricos menores pueden permanecer solo si están claramente identificados y no son relied upon.

Gate status comercial

CONTRACTEDLIVEPILOT / TESTINGADVANCED DISCUSSIONEARLY DISCUSSIONPIPELINETARGET

Un prospect no puede aparecer como customer. Un pilot no puede aparecer como signed agreement.

Gate logos

Cada logo externo: ¿evidencia de relación? ¿status visible? ¿el inversor podría interpretarlo como endorsement/customer? Si es ambiguo, remover o clasificar.

Gate tecnología

DEVELOPEDTESTEDPRODUCTION-READYPROVEN AT SCALE

Ninguna página convierte 'tested' en 'proven at scale' sin evidencia.

Gate seguridad tecnológica

Material técnico NO expone: credenciales, endpoints privados, security keys, detalles sensibles de arquitectura, vulnerabilidades explotables.

Gate legal/regulatorio

legalauthorisedapprovedpermittedlicensedcompliant

Para cada: scope claro, evidencia existe, wording no excede evidencia. Autorizaciones específicas no se usan como blanket approval.

Gate legal peñas

Product ConceptFinancial ModelLegal StructureCommercial Activation

⚠ REQUIRES PRE-LAUNCH LEGAL REVIEW — no presentar modelled peñas economics como fully legally activated.

Gate payment/wallet

Data Room no implica que LOTOMIX: holds regulated customer funds, opera payment institution, opera unrestricted stored value — salvo que la estructura legal/técnica lo soporte.

Gate protección de datos

Privacy framework status, user data roles, processor relationships, ticket-image treatment, transaction data, communications data — documentados o identificados como requiriendo completion. No publicar 'Fully GDPR Compliant' sin soporte.

Gate ownership de IP

Statements sobre technology ownership soportados por: company ownership, developer assignments, contractor assignments, licences, repository control. Cualquier issue material sin resolver → 'IP REVIEW REQUIRED'.

Gate corporativo

Legal entity names, ownership, corporate chart, directors/administrators, cap table, operating-company roles consistent con documentación corporativa actual. No diagrams obsolete.

Gate cap table

Ownership percentages reconcilian, total reconcilia, share classes/instruments identificados. Cap table post-investment ilustrativo marcado:

ILLUSTRATIVE — SUBJECT TO FINAL TRANSACTION TERMS

Gate status de fundraising

€3M · current financing reference€12M–€15M pre-money · current fundraising parameter

No presentar como signed investor terms.

Gate use of funds

Cada amount sourced, categories reconcilian, total reconcilia al plan, no % inventados, subsidios potenciales separados.

Gate funding público

~€10,000 per administration = potential / target public support salvo aprobación formal. No aparece como cash garantizado en runway, closing cash, base liquidity o Use of Funds.

Gate downside

Investores acceden a downside view: rollout, fill, pricing/CPM, traffic, digital adoption, costs, cash/runway. Fluye a través del modelo. No texto genérico donde BC 6.7 soporta sensitivity cuantificada.

Gate risk register

risk→observable indicator→impact→mitigation→owner→evidence

Ningún risk material sin ownership.

Gate KPI

ACTUALTARGETMODELPIPELINE

Ningún valor modelado aparece como actual performance.

Gate freshness de data

Todo KPI actual material: 'Data as of [date]' o 'Last Updated [date]'. No dar apariencia de live-dashboard con data vieja.

Gate versión de documento

CURRENTEXECUTED / FINALSUPERSEDEDHISTORICALEVIDENCERESTRICTED

No dos documentos conflictivos simultáneamente como CURRENT.

Gate documentos superseded

Old business cases, decks, rollout plans, technical specs, legal summaries no aparecen ahead de actuales.

SUPERSEDED — DO NOT USE FOR CURRENT ANALYSIS

Gate landing page (3 minutos)

✓ What is LOTOMIX?
✓ What exists today?
✓ What is pipeline?
✓ How does LOTOMIX make money?
✓ Why €3M now?
✓ What happens over the next 6–12 months?
✓ What remains to be proven?
✓ What is the downside?
✓ Where is the evidence?

Si no, simplificar. No resolver con más texto.

Gate executive index

BC 6.7FENAMIX agreementDeployment evidenceRollout ReconciliationUnit EconomicsDownsideTechnology ReadinessLegal ReadinessEvidence MapIC Q&A

Items principales a 1-2 clicks. No file hunting manual.

Gate mobile

Landing, Executive Index, KPI cards, tablas, Evidence Map, navigation. Status labels, números, evidence links visibles.

Gate desktop

Clean, fast, readable, uncluttered. No excesivo empty space, no oversized decorative, no repeated explanations.

Gate access control

Standard InvestorDetailed Due DiligenceRestricted LegalManagement Only

Standard investor no expone: personal IDs, bank details, KYC, sensitive privileged materials, internal QA registers, management-only controls.

Gate secciones internas

🔒 Red Flag Register🔒 Pre-Publish QA🔒 Detailed management execution controls🔒 Sensitive closing tracker🔒 Internal decision log🔒 Internal data-quality dashboard

No exponer commentary interno a inversores.

Gate integridad de documento fuente

Ningún archivo firmado u original modificado para encajar la narrativa. Summaries interpretan; evidence original permanece sin cambios.

Gate search

FENAMIXBC 6.73701,200770CPMpeñasticket validationUse of Funds

Search prioriza material current/approved. Superseded claramente etiquetado.

Tests de revisor

Revisar el paquete desde múltiples perspectivas de inversor.

New Investor Test

• Distinguish fact from target?• Distinguish pipeline from contract?• Understand the economics?• Identify principal risks?• Verify the claims?

Sophisticated Investor Test

• Can the model be challenged?• Are assumptions visible?• Is downside quantified?• Can sources be verified?• Is cash need understandable?• Avoiding inflated metrics?• Commercial evidence supports narrative?

Financial Reviewer Test

• Driver → unit economics → revenue → EBITDA → cash → funding requirement without unexplained differences?

Technical Reviewer Test

• What exists?• What has been tested?• What remains before production?• What remains before scale?• What depends on third parties?

Legal Reviewer Test

• Corporate documents?• Material contracts?• FENAMIX agreement?• IP?• Regulatory status?• Payment architecture?• Consumer / data protection?• Transaction readiness?

Michael Test

• Opening substantially simpler?• New investor understands quickly?• Principal assumptions visible?• Downside shown rather than defended?• Traffic, fill, rollout flexed?• Detailed model in Data Room without overcrowding deck?

Oscar / Waterhouse Test

• Data Room supports deck rather than competing?• Deck = investment narrative, Data Room = analytical/evidentiary support?• No two independent investor pitches?

Conteo final de red flags

⚠ Requerido para 'Investor Package Ready for Release': Material Issues = 0.

2

Material Issues

⚠ NOT CLEAR

2

Important Issues

1

Financial Mismatches

⚠ NOT CLEAR

2

Narrative Conflicts

⚠ NOT CLEAR

0

Broken Evidence Links

✓ CLEAR

1

Legal Evidence Gaps

⚠ NOT CLEAR

0

Technology Evidence Gaps

✓ CLEAR

0

Version Conflicts

✓ CLEAR

0

Access-Control Issues

✓ CLEAR

Inventario final de documentos

CategoryCountStatus
Current Investor Pages16CURRENT
Current Models1CURRENT
Executed Contracts3EXECUTED / FINAL
Key Evidence12EVIDENCE
Restricted DD Files4RESTRICTED
Superseded Documents5SUPERSEDED

LOTOMIX Investor Data Room — Release Snapshot

Release Date

— (pending approval)

Financial Model

BC 6.7

Investor Deck

Waterhouse V0.5 (pending upload)

Network Metrics

Current approved values

Rollout Plan

Current approved version

Material Documents

Current inventory

Open Disclosures

Audit pending; peñas legal review pending

Snapshot debe ser immutable o version-controlled donde sea técnicamente posible.

Revisión final de management

Review FieldStatus
CEO / Management ReviewPENDING
Finance ReviewPENDING
Operations ReviewPENDING
Technology ReviewPENDING
Commercial ReviewPENDING
Legal / Corporate ReviewPENDING

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⚠ NO AUTO-PUBLISH

Incluso cuando 'Investor Package Ready for Release' se logre: NO publicar. NO hacer el Data Room público. NO enviar notificaciones. NO cambiar permisos. Esperar instrucción explícita de management.

REVIEW → RECONCILE → VERIFY → SIGN OFF → READY FOR RELEASE → (solo tras instrucción explícita) PUBLISH

Resumen final de readiness

Current DeckWaterhouse V0.5 (pending upload)
Current Financial ModelBC 6.7
Material Issues2
Important Open Items2
Evidence StatusPartial — deck PDF pending
Financial Reconciliation1 mismatch — KPI registry
Rollout ReconciliationConsistent
Technology ReadinessConsistent
Legal ReadinessFeature-specific — peñas review pending
Commercial EvidenceConsistent
Access ControlConsistent
Final StatusNOT READY FOR RELEASE

No arbitrary readiness score.

Principio final

El paquete solo se considera listo cuando:

✓ the investor story is simple
✓ the financial model is reconciled
✓ the rollout story is consistent
✓ the commercial claims are correctly classified
✓ the legal claims are supported
✓ the technology maturity is accurately described
✓ the downside is visible
✓ the evidence is accessible
✓ the documents are version-controlled
✓ no material investor-facing inconsistency remains

El objetivo no es eliminar riesgo. El objetivo es que el inversor vea un caso de inversión coherente, soportado por evidencia, con supuestos visibles, milestones medibles y sin sorpresas evitables.

🔒 INTERNAL / MANAGEMENT ONLY— Do not expose internal comments, drafting notes or reviewer discussions to investors.

INTERNAL GOVERNANCE

Investor Questions Answered Tracker

A single source of truth for investor due diligence questions, management responses and supporting evidence.

QUESTION → OWNER → RESPONSE → EVIDENCE → APPROVAL → SEND → FOLLOW-UP → CLOSE

OPEN QUESTION DASHBOARD · INTERNAL

0

Open Questions

1

Responses in Preparation

1

Evidence Required

0

Follow-Ups

20

Answered

0

Closed

0

Superseded

CATEGORY DASHBOARD · OPEN BY WORKSTREAM

App / Digital1/1
Peñas1/1
Network0/2
Rollout0/5
Advertising0/2
Revenue Model0/2
Financial Model0/2
Funding0/1
Use of Funds0/1
Technology0/3
Commercial0/1
Governance0/1

WATERHOUSE — CURRENT DD RESPONSE PACK

22

Total Material Questions

20

Answered

0

Follow-Up

1

Evidence Required

1

Open

This view assembles from the master tracker — no separate independent answer set is maintained.

MASTER Q&A TRACKER

22 of 22
IDInvestor QuestionRaised ByDateCategoryStatusMat.Data RoomOwner
WH-001What happens if advertising fill, traffic or rollout is materially below the current base case?Michael2026-09-15Financial ModelANSWEREDMATCFO
WH-001A↳ WH-001What evidence supports the current advertising fill assumption?Michael2026-09-18AdvertisingANSWEREDIMPCommercial Lead
WH-001B↳ WH-001What is the downside at 50% of base fill?Michael2026-09-19AdvertisingANSWEREDMATCFO
WH-002The deck / investment story contains too much information for a first-time investor. Can it be simplified?Michael2026-09-16GovernanceANSWEREDIMPIR
WH-003Who pays in the LOTOMIX model and what revenue streams exist?Oscar2026-09-10Revenue ModelANSWEREDMATCommercial Lead
WH-004How do peñas operate and what is the legal structure?Oscar2026-09-10PeñasEVIDENCE_REQUIREDMATLegal
WH-005What are the subscription tiers and how do they work?Oscar2026-09-11App / DigitalRESPONSE_IN_PREPARATIONIMPProduct
WH-006What is the difference between GTV and recognised revenue?Oscar2026-09-11Revenue ModelANSWEREDMATCFO
WH-007How many units have been procured, installed, online, active and monetised?Waterhouse2026-09-12NetworkANSWEREDMATOperations
WH-008What is developed, what is currently operating, and what remains in development?Waterhouse2026-09-12TechnologyANSWEREDMATCTO
WH-009Does ticket validation work and is the backend demonstrable?Waterhouse2026-09-12TechnologyANSWEREDIMPCTO
WH-010What is the FENAMIX 30% revenue share applied to?Oscar2026-09-13CommercialANSWEREDMATCommercial Lead
WH-011What does 370 mean and what does it not mean?Waterhouse2026-09-13RolloutANSWEREDIMPOperations
WH-012What does 770 mean and how does it relate to 2,310 devices?Waterhouse2026-09-13RolloutANSWEREDMATOperations
WH-013What does 1,200+ mean — is it contracted?Waterhouse2026-09-13RolloutANSWEREDIMPCommercial Lead
WH-014What does ~7,000 mean and is it deployed?Waterhouse2026-09-14NetworkANSWEREDIMPCommercial Lead
WH-015What do the December 2026, March 2027 and April 2027 dates mean?Waterhouse2026-09-14RolloutANSWEREDMATOperations
WH-016What are the current hardware specifications?Waterhouse2026-09-14TechnologyANSWEREDIMPCTO
WH-017Is public funding confirmed and at what level?Waterhouse2026-09-15FundingANSWEREDIMPCFO
WH-018What is the current funding requirement and use of funds?Waterhouse2026-09-15Use of FundsANSWEREDMATCFO
WH-019What is the 3,370 figure and is it current?Waterhouse2026-09-14RolloutANSWEREDIMPOperations
WH-020What is the pre-money valuation and is there a formal valuation in BC 6.7?Waterhouse2026-09-15Financial ModelANSWEREDMATCFO

INVESTOR FOLLOW-UP COMMITMENTS

CommitmentInvestorOwnerStatusEvidenceDate
Provide FENAMIX contract evidenceWaterhouseLegalEVIDENCE_REQUIREDContractual Access folder2026-09-15
Add 50% fill downside scenarioMichaelCFOOPENDriver Sensitivity2026-09-19
Upload technical architecture diagramWaterhouseCTORESPONSE_IN_PREPARATIONTechnology Readiness2026-09-12
Confirm peñas legal structureOscarLegalEVIDENCE_REQUIREDRegulatory & Legal Readiness2026-09-10
Publish subscription tier pricingOscarProductRESPONSE_IN_PREPARATIONRevenue Quality2026-09-11

ANSWER CHANGE LOG

Question IDPrevious AnswerNew AnswerReasonDate
WH-001v1.0 — Downside referenced generallyv1.1 — Linked to BC 6.7 driver-based sensitivity and Downside SurvivalNew BC 6.7 downside section added2026-09-20
WH-007v1.0 — 370 described without device distinctionv1.1 — Clarified procured/installed/online/active/monetised distinctionRollout Reconciliation updated2026-09-18

PRE-SEND CONTROL & CONFLICT DETECTION

Pre-Send Checklist

Automatic Conflict Detection

⚠ Different location count

Any response citing a location number must match Rollout Reconciliation definitions.

⚠ Different rollout date

Dec 2026 / Mar 2027 / Apr 2027 sequencing is canonical.

⚠ Different commission treatment

FENAMIX 30% applies only to large-format display economics.

⚠ Different revenue definition

GTV ≠ LOTOMIX recognised revenue.

⚠ Different legal status

Do not state legal positions beyond available evidence.

RESPONSE TEMPLATES

FACTUAL QUESTION

Answer
Evidence
Data Room Link

FORECAST QUESTION

Current Model Assumption
Sensitivity
Evidence / BC Reference

LEGAL QUESTION

Current Legal Position
Scope
Evidence
Remaining Review if any

COMMERCIAL QUESTION

Current Status
Evidence
Next Milestone

RECURRING INVESTOR QUESTIONS

FENAMIX 30% scope×3

Recommendation: Clarify in Investor Overview and FAQ

GTV vs revenue×2

Recommendation: Reinforce in Revenue Quality

Rollout number definitions×5

Recommendation: Maintain Rollout Reconciliation as canonical

DATA ROOM IMPROVEMENT TRIGGERS

WH-004 peñas legal structure → Regulatory & Legal ReadinessOPEN
WH-005 subscription tiers → Revenue QualityRESPONSE_IN_PREPARATION

INTERNAL CROSS-LINKS

Investor-facing exports should include only Question + Approved Response + Evidence where appropriate.

Do not publish internal comments. Do not maintain multiple conflicting approved answers. Do not answer financial questions from an outdated model.

QUALITY & CONSISTENCY

Auditoría Final de Compresión del Data Room

Reducir la complecidad inversor sin eliminar profundidad analítica ni evidencia fuente. El objetivo no es borrar análisis útil, sino eliminar páginas redundantes, explicaciones duplicadas, resúmenes competidores y capas de navegación excesivas.

MENOS PÁGINAS

MAYOR PROFUNDIDAD

EVIDENCIA PRESERVADA

Informe de Compresión del Data Room LOTOMIX

49

Páginas revisadas

16

Mantener — Primarias

18

Mantener — Drill-down

5

Fusionadas

9

Quitadas de navegación inversor

9

Solo internas

All — no source documents affected

Documentos fuente preservados

5

Conflictos de navegación restantes

1 · Page Inventory

Inventario completo de cada página inversor con su pregunta principal, categoría, valor, solapamiento y acción recomendada.

PagePrimary Question AnsweredCategoryInvestor ValueOverlapRecommended Action
Read Me FirstHow do I review this Data Room?01 Investment OverviewOrientationOverlaps with Start Here heroKEEP — PRIMARY
Investment Overview (Start Here)What is the LOTOMIX investment case?01 Investment OverviewPrimary entry pointOverlaps with Investor Summary, At a GlanceKEEP — PRIMARY
Investment Case at a Glance60-second IC dashboard?01 Investment OverviewExecutive snapshotOverlaps with Investor Summary One-PagerKEEP — PRIMARY
Investor Summary One-PagerPrintable summary?01 Investment OverviewPrintable / forwardableOverlaps with At a GlanceKEEP — PRIMARY
Current State vs Future StateWhere are we today vs plan?01 Investment OverviewToday vs plan comparisonOverlaps with Value Creation BridgeKEEP — DRILL-DOWN
Investment Thesis ValidationWhat are the key assumptions and evidence?01 Investment OverviewIC analytical frameworkOverlaps with Value Creation Bridge, Proof ProgressionKEEP — PRIMARY
Value Creation BridgeHow does value build as execution progresses?01 Investment OverviewValue progressionOverlaps with Proof Progression, Current vs FutureMERGE → Value Creation & Proof Progression
Investment Case Proof ProgressionHow does evidence mature over time?01 Investment OverviewProof maturity chainOverlaps with Value Creation Bridge, Evidence Gap PlanMERGE → Value Creation & Proof Progression
Value Creation Executive VersionExecutive summary of value creation?01 Investment OverviewExecutive tableOverlaps with Value Creation BridgeKEEP — DRILL-DOWN
Executive Index (8 Doors)Where is everything?01 Investment OverviewNavigation mapUnique — no overlapKEEP — PRIMARY
How LOTOMIX Makes MoneyHow does the business monetise?02 Business & EconomicsRevenue model overviewOverlaps with Revenue Quality, Unit EconomicsKEEP — PRIMARY
Key Operating MetricsWhat are the headline operating metrics?02 Business & EconomicsMetric summaryOverlaps with KPI Cockpit, Unit EconomicsKEEP — DRILL-DOWN
Unit Economics by LocationWhat does one location produce?02 Business & EconomicsCore analytical pageOverlaps with Revenue QualityKEEP — PRIMARY
Revenue Quality & RecurrenceHow reliable is each revenue stream?02 Business & EconomicsRevenue quality analysisOverlaps with Business Model, Unit EconomicsKEEP — DRILL-DOWN
Assumptions That MatterWhich drivers move the case?02 Business & EconomicsCritical driver dashboardOverlaps with Downside, Financial ReconciliationKEEP — DRILL-DOWN
Rollout ReconciliationWhat do 370 / 500 / 770 / 1,200+ / 7,000 mean?03 Network & RolloutCanonical rollout interpretationUnique — no overlapKEEP — PRIMARY
Commercial Proof TractionWhat commercial traction exists?03 Network & RolloutTraction summaryOverlaps with Commercial Proof SectionMERGE → Commercial Proof & Traction
Funding → Milestones BridgeHow does capital convert to milestones?03 Network & RolloutCapital-to-milestone mappingOverlaps with Use of FundsKEEP — DRILL-DOWN
First 100 Days ExecutionWhat happens in the first 100 days?03 Network & RolloutPost-investment managementUnique — no overlapGOVERNANCE & QA
LotomiX Summary View (Financial Summary)What are the headline financials?04 Financials & FundingFinancial summaryOverlaps with BC 6.7, At a GlanceKEEP — PRIMARY
Financials Section (BC 6.7)What does BC 6.7 forecast?04 Financials & FundingCanonical financial modelUnique — no overlapKEEP — PRIMARY
Financial Model ReconciliationDo all numbers reconcile to BC 6.7?04 Financials & FundingReconciliation governanceOverlaps with Assumptions That MatterKEEP — DRILL-DOWN
Use of Funds & Capital EfficiencyHow is the €3M deployed?04 Financials & FundingCapital deploymentOverlaps with Funding → MilestonesKEEP — DRILL-DOWN
Downside Survival & Cash ProtectionWhat happens if assumptions are weaker?04 Financials & FundingDownside analysisOverlaps with Assumptions That Matter, Driver SensitivityKEEP — PRIMARY (merge with Driver Sensitivity)
Investor KPI CockpitAre KPIs tracking to plan?04 Financials & FundingOperating dashboardOverlaps with Key Operating MetricsKEEP — DRILL-DOWN
Investor Reporting GovernanceHow is investor reporting managed?04 Financials & FundingReporting frameworkUnique — no overlapGOVERNANCE & QA
Technology Readiness & ScalabilityWhat technology exists and what remains?05 Technology & ProductCanonical tech readinessUnique — no overlapKEEP — PRIMARY
Assets & IP SectionWhat IP and assets exist?05 Technology & ProductAsset / IP inventoryOverlaps with Technology ReadinessKEEP — DRILL-DOWN
Sphere Acquisition SectionWhat is the Sphere acquisition?05 Technology & ProductAcquisition detailUnique — no overlapKEEP — DRILL-DOWN
Commercial Proof SectionWhat commercial evidence exists?06 Commercial TractionCanonical commercial proofOverlaps with Commercial Proof TractionMERGE → Commercial Proof & Traction
Ad Network SectionHow does the ad network work?06 Commercial TractionAd network overviewUnique — no overlapKEEP — DRILL-DOWN
Regulatory & Legal ReadinessWhat legal dependencies remain?07 Legal & CorporateCanonical legal readinessUnique — no overlapKEEP — PRIMARY
Contractual Access Section (FENAMIX)What is the FENAMIX relationship?07 Legal & CorporateContractual accessUnique — no overlapKEEP — DRILL-DOWN
Deal Readiness & Closing ChecklistWhat is needed to close?07 Legal & CorporateClosing checklistUnique — no overlapKEEP — DRILL-DOWN
Institutional Risk RegisterWhat are the principal risks?07 Legal & CorporateRisk registerOverlaps with Risks & DiligenceKEEP — DRILL-DOWN
Risks & Diligence SectionWhat are the risks?07 Legal & CorporateRisk overviewOverlaps with Institutional Risk RegisterMERGE → Institutional Risk Register
Investment Evidence MapWhere is the evidence for each claim?08 Evidence & Full Data RoomCanonical evidence mapUnique — no overlapKEEP — PRIMARY
Evidence Gap Closure PlanWhat evidence is still missing?08 Evidence & Full Data RoomGap analysisOverlaps with Proof ProgressionKEEP — DRILL-DOWN
Data Room Section (Full Data Room)Where are the source documents?08 Evidence & Full Data RoomSource repositoryUnique — no overlapKEEP — PRIMARY
Data Integrity & Version ControlIs the data controlled?08 Evidence & Full Data RoomVersion controlUnique — no overlapGOVERNANCE & QA
LotomiX Missing Files DiagnosticWhich files are missing?08 Evidence & Full Data RoomFile diagnosticUnique — no overlapGOVERNANCE & QA
Investor IC QuestionsWhat are the IC questions and answers?08 Evidence & Full Data RoomIC Q&AOverlaps with Team QAKEEP — PRIMARY
Team & QA SectionWho is the team and how to ask?07 Legal & CorporateTeam + communicationUnique — no overlapKEEP — DRILL-DOWN
Valuation & Exit SectionWhat are the exit pathways?04 Financials & FundingExit analysisUnique — no overlapKEEP — DRILL-DOWN
Red Flag & Open Issues RegisterWhat issues remain open?08 Governance & DDIssue trackingUnique — no overlapGOVERNANCE & QA
Final Investor Narrative Consistency AuditIs the narrative consistent?08 Governance & DDNarrative auditUnique — no overlapGOVERNANCE & QA
Final Pre-Launch Investor Readiness GateWhat is the release readiness status?08 Governance & DDReadiness gateUnique — no overlapGOVERNANCE & QA
Investor Questions Answered TrackerWhich investor questions are answered?08 Governance & DDQ&A trackerOverlaps with IC QuestionsGOVERNANCE & QA
Final Data Room Compression AuditIs the Data Room over-complex?08 Governance & DDCompression auditThis pageGOVERNANCE & QA

2 · Overlap Analysis & Compression Map

Pares de páginas que responden la misma pregunta y mapa de consolidación antes/después.

Page Overlap Flags

Value Creation Bridge ↔ Proof Progression

MERGE

Both describe how evidence matures as execution progresses.

Recommendation: MERGE into 'Value Creation & Proof Progression' with subsections.

Commercial Proof Section ↔ Commercial Proof Traction

MERGE

Both answer 'what commercial evidence exists?'.

Recommendation: MERGE into 'Commercial Proof & Traction' with subsections.

Downside Survival ↔ Driver Sensitivity (Investor Overview drill-down)

MERGE

Both address weaker operating assumptions.

Recommendation: MERGE into 'Downside & Resilience' with two subsections: A. Financial Sensitivity, B. Management Response.

Risks & Diligence Section ↔ Institutional Risk Register

MERGE

Both catalogue principal risks.

Recommendation: MERGE into Institutional Risk Register as canonical; Risks & Diligence becomes drill-down.

Funding → Milestones Bridge ↔ Use of Funds & Capital Efficiency

CONSOLIDATE

Both explain how €3M converts to execution.

Recommendation: Consolidate under 'Funding & Capital Deployment' with subsections; keep both analytical concepts.

Investment Case at a Glance ↔ Investor Summary One-Pager

KEEP BOTH

Both provide a single-screen executive summary.

Recommendation: Keep both — distinct roles (60-second dashboard vs printable document).

Key Operating Metrics ↔ Investor KPI Cockpit

DRILL-DOWN

Both show headline operating KPIs.

Recommendation: Key Operating Metrics becomes drill-down of KPI Cockpit.

Investor IC Questions ↔ Investor Questions Answered Tracker

SEPARATE

Both track investor questions.

Recommendation: IC Questions = investor-facing; Tracker = internal-only.

Compression Map (Before → After)

Current PageFinal DestinationAction
Value Creation Bridge→ Value Creation & Proof ProgressionMERGE
Investment Case Proof Progression→ Value Creation & Proof ProgressionMERGE
Commercial Proof Section→ Commercial Proof & TractionMERGE
Commercial Proof Traction→ Commercial Proof & TractionMERGE
Risks & Diligence Section→ Institutional Risk RegisterMERGE (drill-down)
Key Operating Metrics→ Investor KPI CockpitDRILL-DOWN
Current State vs Future State→ Investment Overview (drill-down)DRILL-DOWN
Value Creation Executive Version→ Value Creation & Proof ProgressionDRILL-DOWN
First 100 Days Execution→ Internal-only management viewREMOVE FROM INVESTOR NAV
Investor Reporting Governance→ Internal-only governanceREMOVE FROM INVESTOR NAV
Data Integrity & Version Control→ Internal-only governanceREMOVE FROM INVESTOR NAV
LotomiX Missing Files Diagnostic→ Internal-only governanceREMOVE FROM INVESTOR NAV
Red Flag & Open Issues Register→ Governance & QAGOVERNANCE & QA
Final Investor Narrative Consistency Audit→ Governance & QAGOVERNANCE & QA
Final Pre-Launch Investor Readiness Gate→ Governance & QAGOVERNANCE & QA
Investor Questions Answered Tracker→ Governance & QAGOVERNANCE & QA
Financial Model Reconciliation→ Financials (drill-down)DRILL-DOWN
Funding → Milestones Bridge→ Funding & Capital Deployment (subsection)CONSOLIDATE
Use of Funds & Capital Efficiency→ Funding & Capital Deployment (subsection)CONSOLIDATE

3 · Architecture, Canonicals & Protections

Arquitectura de 8 puertas, páginas canónicas, fuentes canónicas, auditoría de clicks y distinciones protegidas.

Protected Eight-Door Architecture

01

Investment Overview

• Read Me First• Investment Overview• Investment Case at a Glance• Investor Summary One-Pager• Executive Index

Target: 5–7 pages

02

Business & Economics

• Business & Revenue Model• Unit Economics• Revenue Quality• Assumptions That Matter

Target: 3–5 pages

03

Network & Rollout

• Rollout Reconciliation• Deployment Evidence• Funding → Milestones

Target: 3–4 pages

04

Financials & Funding

• Financial Summary• BC 6.7• Downside & Sensitivities• Use of Funds• Financial Reconciliation

Target: 4–6 pages

05

Technology & Product

• Technology Readiness & Scalability• Architecture• Ticket Validation• Product• Technical Evidence

Target: 3–5 pages

06

Commercial Traction

• Commercial Proof & Traction• Pipeline• Advertiser Validation• Commercial Evidence

Target: 2–4 pages

07

Legal & Corporate

• Legal & Regulatory Readiness• Corporate & Cap Table• Material Contracts• IP• Deal Readiness

Target: 3–5 pages

08

Evidence & Full Data Room

• Investment Evidence Map• Full Evidence Repository• Evidence Gaps

Target: Source layer — no artificial reduction pages

Canonical Investor Page Tags

Rollout

Rollout Reconciliation

Financial Model

BC 6.7 (Financials Section)

Technology

Technology Readiness & Scalability

Commercial

Commercial Proof & Traction

Legal

Regulatory & Legal Readiness

Evidence

Investment Evidence Map

Unit Economics

Unit Economics by Location

Downside

Downside & Resilience

Investment Case

Investment Overview

Funding

Funding & Capital Deployment

Canonical Source Tags

SourceLocationStatus
FENAMIX AgreementData Room — Contractual Access / Folder 12Executed
BC 6.7 Financial ModelFinancials SectionCurrent
Current Hardware SpecificationTechnology Readiness / Assets & IPCurrent
Current Rollout PlanRollout ReconciliationCurrent
Current Cap TableDeal Readiness / Corporate StructureCurrent

Investor Click-Depth Audit

DestinationCurrent ClicksTargetStatus
BC 6.72 (Overview → Financials tab → BC 6.7)1–2OK
Unit Economics2 (Overview → Full Data Room → Unit Economics)1–2OK
Downside2 (Overview → Full Data Room → Downside)1–2OK
FENAMIX Agreement2 (Overview → Contractual Access → Folder 12)1–2OK
Rollout Evidence2 (Overview → Rollout Reconciliation)1–2OK
Technology Readiness2 (Overview → Full Data Room → Technology)1–2OK
Legal Readiness2 (Overview → Full Data Room → Legal)1–2OK

Protected Distinctions (Must NOT Be Compressed Away)

Pipeline vs DeployedGTV vs RevenueModel vs ActualInstalled vs MonetisedTested vs Proven at ScaleGross vs Net RevenueContractual Access vs Executed ContractManagement Forecast vs Audited

Must-Keep Pages (Final Control)

✓ BC 6.7 (Financials Section)✓ Downside & Resilience✓ Unit Economics by Location✓ Rollout Reconciliation✓ Technology Readiness & Scalability✓ Commercial Proof & Traction✓ Regulatory & Legal Readiness✓ Investment Evidence Map✓ Investment Overview

CONTROL FINAL — No borrar evidencia. No borrar documentos fuente históricos. No eliminar BC 6.7. No eliminar downside. No eliminar Unit Economics. No eliminar Rollout Reconciliation. No eliminar Technology Readiness. No eliminar Commercial Proof. No eliminar Legal Readiness. No fusionar temas solo para reducir el conteo de páginas si las preguntas del inversor son materialmente diferentes. El principio de compresión: ELIMINAR DUPLICACIÓN · PRESERVAR DISTINCIONES · OCULTAR COMPLEJIDAD INTERNA · PROTEGER EVIDENCIA · SIMPLIFICAR NAVEGACIÓN.

PRUEBA FINAL DEL INVERSOR: Si Michael entra al Data Room ahora, ¿sabe inmediatamente a dónde ir sin ver la complejidad de todo el trabajo realizado debajo? La respuesta debería ser sí.

DESIGN & CONTENT HIERARCHY

Jerarquía Final de la Historia de Inversión

Controlar lo que un inversor ve en los primeros 10 segundos, primer minuto, primeros 3 minutos y due diligence profundo. El propósito NO es crear nuevo contenido — es controlar el orden, la densidad y el momento de la información.

10s ORIENT↓60s UNDERSTAND↓3min ASSESS↓DEEP DIVE TEST↓EVIDENCE VERIFY

Divulgación progresiva: el inversor no debe recibir información financiera, legal, técnica o comercial detallada antes de entender el caso básico de inversión.

1 · The Core Journey — Progressive Disclosure

El sistema debe revelar información progresivamente, no presentar todo simultáneamente.

10 SECONDS

ORIENT

What is LOTOMIX? · What already exists? · What is the immediate opportunity?

• One headline• One supporting sentence• Five metrics• One primary CTA

MAX: 1 headline + 1 sentence + 5 metrics + 1 CTA

↓

60 SECONDS

UNDERSTAND

What exists today? · How does LOTOMIX make money? · Why is capital required now? · What happens next?

• Block A — Existing Foundation• Block B — Business Model• Block C — Capital Logic• Block D — Next Milestones

MAX: 4 core blocks · 3–5 points per block

↓

3 MINUTES

ASSESS

Thesis? · Assumptions? · What must be proven? · What if execution is weaker? · Where is evidence?

• A — Investment Thesis• B — Today vs To Be Executed• C — Unit Economic Logic• D — Assumptions That Matter• E — What Must Be Proven• F — Downside• G — Evidence

MAX: ~7 short analytical sections

↓

DEEP DIVE

TEST

The investor chooses which area to deepen.

• Business & Economics• Network & Rollout• Financials & Funding• Technology• Commercial• Legal

MAX: Unlimited depth where justified

↓

EVIDENCE

VERIFY

Executed contracts · spreadsheets · installation inventories · technical reports · legal documents.

• Executed contracts• Spreadsheets• Installation inventories• Technical reports• Legal documents• Detailed source materials

MAX: Raw models / source documents

10 SECONDS — ORIENTATION

LOTOMIX

Technology, digital media and consumer services integrated into Spain's mixed-lottery retail environment.

~370

Existing reader footprint

DEPLOYED

1,200+

Rollout / expressed-interest pipeline

PIPELINE

~7,000

Potential FENAMIX network perimeter

NETWORK ACCESS

~770

Completed-location target by April 2027

MANAGEMENT TARGET

€3M

Current financing reference

FUNDRAISING

Start 3-Minute Investment Review →

10-Second Investor Interpretation

✓ There is already a physical and contractual foundation.

✓ There is additional rollout demand.

✓ Capital is being raised to move into broader commercial scale.

If the investor cannot understand this immediately, simplify further — do not add more content.

2 · Layer Specifications

Qué responde cada capa y qué contenido pertenece a cada nivel.

60-Second Layer — Four Core Blocks

Answers: what exists today · how LOTOMIX makes money · why capital is required now · what happens next.

BLOCK A

Existing Foundation

• FENAMIX relationship• ~370 existing readers• Developed platform• Ticket-validation / administration materially developed• 1,200+ rollout pipeline

Use evidence-status labels. Do not introduce future revenue forecasts.

BLOCK B

Business Model

• MEDIA — Reader + rear + large-format advertising• SAAS — Recurring platform economics where applicable• TRANSACTIONS — Fee on eligible transaction activity• DIGITAL — Memberships, peñas and approved consumer monetisation

Do not show detailed formulas yet.

BLOCK C

Capital Logic

• €3M• Existing Assets → Capital → Deployment → Monetisation → Operating Evidence

One short explanation: the current financing converts existing infrastructure, technology and rollout demand into broader commercial deployment and measurable economics.

BLOCK D

Next Milestones

• December 2026 — Broad commercial rollout target• March 2027 — Additional display deployment• April 2027 — ~770 completed locations targeted

Do not introduce 2028–2029 at this stage.

3-Minute Layer — Seven Analytical Sections

Answers: thesis · assumptions · what must be proven · downside · evidence.

Section A — Investment Thesis

Existing specialised network positionExisting deployed infrastructureDeveloped technologyMultiple monetisation layersNear-term capital inflection

~5 points. No long paragraphs.

Section B — What Exists vs What Remains

TODAY: network relationship, reader footprint, technology, testing, pipelineTO BE EXECUTED: broader rollout, expanded displays, advertising scale, recurring SaaS, digital monetisation, 770 locations

Two columns. Prevents future-state blending with current reality.

Section C — Unit Economic Logic

Explore Unit Economics →
Locations × Traffic × Interaction × Advertising Fill × Pricing = Media Revenue+ SaaS / Digital EconomicsRevenue − Direct Costs = Contribution

Do not show the full model. CTA: Explore Unit Economics →

Section D — Assumptions That Matter

Test Critical Drivers →
RolloutTrafficInteractionAdvertising FillRealised CPM / PricingDigital Adoption / Cost Discipline

Six critical variables only. CTA: Test Critical Drivers →

Section E — What Must Be Proven

Can pipeline convert into active locations?Can advertising achieve sufficient fill and realised pricing?Can actual location economics approach the model?Can digital users become active and monetised?Can scale be achieved within the planned capital envelope?

Five questions. Enough.

Section F — Downside

Test the Downside →
BC 6.7 tests weaker rollout, traffic, fill, pricing, digital adoption and deployment economicsLower Drivers → Lower Revenue → Lower EBITDA → Higher Burn / Longer Path to Scale

One compact statement. No full sensitivity table in first 3 minutes. CTA: Test the Downside →

Section G — Evidence

Verify the Investment Case →
ContractsDeploymentTechnologyFinancial ModelCommercialLegal

CTA: Verify the Investment Case → routes to Investment Evidence Map.

Deep Dive Layer — Six Analytical Groups

The investor chooses which area to deepen. Unlimited depth where justified.

Business & Economics

• Unit Economics• Revenue Quality• Assumptions That Matter

Network & Rollout

• Rollout Reconciliation• Current State vs Future State• Funding → Milestones

Financials

• Financial Summary• BC 6.7• Downside• Use of Funds

Technology

• Technology Readiness• Architecture• Ticket Validation

Commercial

• Commercial Proof• Pipeline• Advertising Evidence

Legal

• Legal Readiness• Material Contracts• IP / Regulatory Detail

3 · Information Density & Detail Controls

Reglas máximas de densidad, longitud de texto, complejidad de gráficos y control de detalle por tema y capa.

Maximum Density Rules by Layer

10-Second

1 headline + 1 sentence + 5 metrics + 1 CTA

60-Second

4 core blocks · 3–5 points per block

3-Minute

~7 short analytical sections

Deep Dive

Unlimited depth where justified

Evidence

Raw models / source documents

Text Length Guidance

ElementGuidance
Hero1 sentence
Metric description3–7 words
Card description1–2 sentences
Investment Overview paragraphs2–4 lines maximum
Long-form explanationBelongs deeper

Chart Complexity by Level

10 SecondsNo complex charts
60 SecondsSimple flows / milestone strip only
3 Minutes1–2 simple analytical visuals
Deep DiveDetailed tables and driver charts allowed
EvidenceRaw models / source documents

Detail Control by Topic × Layer

Topic10s60s3minDeep DiveEvidence
Financial€3M current financing reference only — no forecast P&LMain capital purposes onlyBusiness-driver logicRevenue forecasts, EBITDA, cash, sensitivities, unit economicsBC 6.7
Risk—No full risk registerWhat must be proven + what if execution is weakerFull risk register, downside, mitigation, cash protection—
Legal——Legal / regulatory evidence available + linkLegal Readiness Matrix, payments, peñas, data protection, contractsSource documents
Technology—Core platform developed / testing (where supported)Developed ≠ proven at scale + linkArchitecture, scale, security, device management, technical testingArchitecture / tests / technical documentation
Commercial—Rollout pipeline / commercial infrastructure (where relevant)Commercial activation, revenue model, what must be validatedCounterparties, campaign status, sales funnel, pilots, commercial evidence—
Long-Term VisionDo not introduce 3,370 by 2029——Network Scale Opportunity—
Market Size (TAM)No TAM in first 10 seconds—Only if usefulBusiness Deep Dive—
Management BiographiesNo biographies—Business and investment logic, not biographiesCorporate / Team—

Principle: financial complexity must not dominate before business comprehension. Risks must not lead before the opportunity. Legal and technology complexity must be disclosed at the appropriate maturity level without overwhelming the initial story.

4 · Content Priority Tags & Progression

Clasificación P0–P4, ejemplos de divulgación progresiva, control de personas y navegación.

Content Priority Tags (Internal Classification)

P0

10-SECOND ESSENTIAL

Hero headline, supporting sentence, 5 metrics, 1 CTA only.

P1

60-SECOND ESSENTIAL

4 core blocks: foundation, model, capital, milestones.

P2

3-MINUTE ESSENTIAL

~7 short analytical sections: thesis, today/executed, economics, assumptions, proof, downside, evidence.

P3

DEEP DIVE

Unlimited analytical depth where justified.

P4

SOURCE / EVIDENCE

Raw models, executed contracts, source documents.

Progressive Disclosure Examples

A core fact may appear at multiple levels, but detail increases progressively. Each level adds depth — do not repeat identical paragraphs.

Financial

10 SECONDS

€3M financing

→

60 SECONDS

What the capital supports

→

3 MINUTES

Funding → milestones

→

DEEP DIVE

Use of Funds / cash / sensitivities

→

EVIDENCE

BC 6.7

Rollout

10 SECONDS

~370 current / ~770 target

→

60 SECONDS

December / March / April milestones

→

3 MINUTES

Explain pipeline / rollout

→

DEEP DIVE

Rollout Reconciliation

→

EVIDENCE

Location / deployment data

Technology

10 SECONDS

Core platform developed / testing

→

3 MINUTES

What is built vs what remains

→

DEEP DIVE

Technology Readiness

→

EVIDENCE

Architecture / tests / technical documentation

Investor Persona Control

Partner / IC Member

Entry: P0 / P1

Likely starts at orientation + 60-second dashboard.

Analyst

Entry: P2 / P3

Continues to 3-minute + deep dive.

Financial DD

Entry: P3 / P4

Moves quickly to financials + BC 6.7.

Technical DD

Entry: Technology P3 / P4

Moves to technology deep dive + evidence.

Legal DD

Entry: Legal P3 / P4

Moves to legal deep dive + source documents.

Skip-To Navigation (Specialist Reviewers)

FinancialsTechnologyLegalEvidence

First-time investors should still see "Start Here" prominently. Do not force specialists through every summary layer.

Executive Surfaces (Only These)

Read Me First — 30-second orientation
Investment Case at a Glance — 60-second dashboard
3-Minute Investment Overview — Complete executive investment narrative
Investor Summary One-Pager — Printable / forwardable version

Tooltip / Expand Pattern

~370 Existing Readers

↳ Existing A1D / PPI reader footprint; not equivalent to 370 completed three-screen locations.

Preserves accuracy without clutter.

Skepticism Path (3-Minute)

Test DownsideReview AssumptionsVerify Evidence

A skeptical investor can challenge the case immediately.

Retention Test (After 3 Min)

3701,200+7,000770 / April 2027€3MMultiple revenue layersDriver-based downside

Do not expect 25 metrics. Reinforce only the few that matter.

Priority Evidence — Strong Source Traceability Required in P0 / P1

FENAMIX3701,200+7,000770€3M

5 · Final Investment Story

FIRST 10 SECONDS

LOTOMIX already has a real foundation and is raising €3M to scale.

FIRST MINUTE

The foundation consists of network access, deployed readers, developed technology and rollout demand; monetisation comes through media, SaaS and digital economics.

FIRST 3 MINUTES

The investment depends on rollout conversion, advertising economics, digital adoption and disciplined capital deployment, all of which are measurable and stress-tested.

DEEP DIVE

The investor can challenge each assumption independently.

EVIDENCE

The investor can verify the underlying facts directly.

INTERNAL QA REPORT

Investment Story Hierarchy Audit

No arbitrary quality score. Counts only.

9

P0 Content Blocks

10

P1 Content Blocks

9

P2 Content Blocks

28

P3 Analytical Pages

7

P4 Source / Evidence

10

Hierarchy Violations

5

Duplicated Executive Content

1

Buried Core Facts

7

Excessive Above-the-Fold Content

Hierarchy Violations — INFORMATION HIERARCHY VIOLATION

Eight Doors in P0 area

Navigation map displayed in the 10-second hero. Should be P1 navigation.

Fix: Move below the hero or into Read Me First.

What Exists Today block in P0

Foundation detail shown before orientation.

Fix: Move to 60-second Block A.

What the Capital Unlocks in P0

Capital logic shown before business model.

Fix: Move to 60-second Block C.

Next Milestones in P0

Milestone detail shown in hero.

Fix: Move to 60-second Block D.

What Must Be Proven in P0

Proof questions shown before thesis.

Fix: Move to 3-minute Section E.

Verify the Case evidence strip in P0

Evidence categories shown in hero.

Fix: Move to 3-minute Section G.

Investor Modes in P0

First-time vs returning paths shown in hero.

Fix: Move to P1 navigation or Read Me First.

Driver Sensitivity drill-down in P0

Full sensitivity table accessible from hero.

Fix: Move to Deep Dive / Downside.

Exit Pathways drill-down in P0

M&A precedents accessible from hero.

Fix: Move to Deep Dive / Valuation & Exit.

Detailed disclaimers in hero

Long disclaimer text in the opening screen.

Fix: Condense to a single status line; move detail deeper.

Duplicated Executive Content

Investment Case at a Glance ↔ Investor Summary One-Pager

Both single-screen executive summaries. Keep both — distinct roles (60s dashboard vs printable).

Value Creation Bridge ↔ Proof Progression ↔ Value Creation Executive Version

Three executive summaries of value creation. Consolidate to one.

LotomiX Summary View ↔ Financial Summary ↔ At a Glance financials

Multiple financial summary surfaces. Designate one canonical.

Current vs Future State ↔ Today vs To Be Executed

Two today/future comparisons. Consolidate into 3-minute Section B.

Investor Overview hero ↔ Investment Overview narrative

Two overlapping 'start here' surfaces. Merge into one P0/P1 flow.

Buried Core Facts — CORE INVESTMENT FACT BURIED

Developed ≠ proven at scale distinction

Location: Currently in Technology Readiness (P3) only

Fix: Surface the distinction at 3-minute Section B (Today vs To Be Executed).

Excessive Above-the-Fold Content

• Eight Doors (should be P1 nav)• What Exists Today (should be P1 Block A)• What the Capital Unlocks (should be P1 Block C)• Next Milestones (should be P1 Block D)• What Must Be Proven (should be P2 Section E)• Verify the Case strip (should be P2 Section G)• Investor Modes (should be P1 nav)

P0 maximum is 1 headline + 1 sentence + 5 metrics + 1 CTA. Move all other blocks to P1 / P2.

Final Control

✗ Do not create new investor facts.

✗ Do not create new financial assumptions.

✗ Do not remove required evidence.

✗ Do not hide downside.

✗ Do not hide status classification.

✗ Do not place deep due diligence content in the opening experience.

✗ Do not force specialist reviewers through unnecessary introductory pages.

La jerarquía final de información debe seguir:

10 SECONDS — ORIENT ↓ 60 SECONDS — UNDERSTAND ↓ 3 MINUTES — ASSESS ↓ DEEP DIVE — TEST ↓ EVIDENCE — VERIFY

Esta es la aplicación final del principio de simplificación solicitado durante la revisión de Waterhouse.

CONTROLLED RELEASE

LOTOMIX Investor Data Room — Release Candidate

El Release Candidate congela el paquete inversor actual en una versión de revisión controlada. El estado de readiness interno de LOTOMIX no constituye aprobación de Waterhouse ni verificación independiente.

RELEASE CANDIDATE RC1

Una historia de inversión congelada · Un modelo financiero controlado · Una interpretación de despliegue · Un conjunto de definiciones de estado · Una arquitectura de evidencia · Un sistema de navegación inversor.

Part I — Release Candidate Identity & Core Freezes

Identidad de RC1, narrativa, métricas, cronología, hardware, FENAMIX, modelo financiero, fundraising y clasificaciones de estado.

1 · Release Candidate Identity

RC1RC — REVIEW IN PROGRESS

RELEASE CANDIDATE ID

RC1

CREATION DATE

2026-10-01

CURRENT INVESTOR DECK

Waterhouse Investor Deck V.05

CURRENT FINANCIAL MODEL

BC 6.7

CURRENT ROLLOUT PLAN

BC 6.7 Rollout Plan

DATA CUT-OFF

2026-10-01

DOCUMENT CUT-OFF

2026-10-01

DECK CUT-OFF

Waterhouse Investor Deck V.05 · September 2026

NAVIGATION VERSION

8-Door Investor Architecture + Understand → Test → Verify

EVIDENCE INVENTORY

Priority Evidence Pack + Full Data Room (Folders 00–99)

2 · Frozen Investor Narrative

Do not allow silent narrative changes after freeze. Any material edit must be logged as an RC change.

What LOTOMIX is

Technology, digital media and consumer services integrated into Spain's mixed-lottery retail environment.

What exists today

FENAMIX relationship, ~370 existing readers, developed platform, ticket-validation/administration materially developed, 1,200+ rollout pipeline.

What is pipeline

1,200+ expressed-interest rollout pipeline — not contracted locations.

What is modelled

BC 6.7 management forecast — not audited, not actual results.

What is targeted

~770 completed locations by April 2027 (management target); 3,370 longer-term (management target).

What €3M unlocks

Converts existing infrastructure, technology and rollout demand into broader commercial deployment and measurable economics.

What happens next

Dec 2026 broad rollout · Mar 2027 additional displays · Apr 2027 ~770 completed locations.

What remains to be proven

Pipeline conversion, advertising fill/pricing, unit economics validation, digital adoption, scale within capital envelope.

3 · Frozen Canonical Network Metrics

MetricRC1 ValueClassificationSource
Potential FENAMIX network perimeter~7,000NETWORK ACCESSFENAMIX relationship
Existing reader footprint~370DEPLOYEDSource documentation
Current rollout / expressed-interest pipeline1,200+PIPELINEManagement
Initial reference / deployment case500REFERENCEBC 6.7
Completed-location management target by April 2027~770MANAGEMENT TARGETBC 6.7
Longer-term management target3,370MANAGEMENT TARGETBC 6.7

Any later change requires a NETWORK METRIC CHANGE REQUEST (previous value, new value, source, reason, affected pages).

4 · Frozen Rollout Timeline

December 2026

Broad commercial rollout target

MANAGEMENT TARGET

March 2027

Additional display deployment

MANAGEMENT TARGET

April 2027

~770 completed locations targeted

MANAGEMENT TARGET

Later changes preserve the original RC timeline and create UPDATED CURRENT EXPECTATION rather than rewriting the historical RC.

5 · Frozen Hardware Specifications

Reader

11.6-inch

No 13-inch reader references in current investor-facing generated content.

Rear Display

23.8-inch

Canonical rear display specification.

Large-Format Display

43-inch (current commercial)

Preserve legitimate historical/contractual 48-inch references in source documents.

6 · Frozen FENAMIX Economic Treatment

The 30% FENAMIX share applies to large-format 43"/48" advertising revenue only.

APPLIES TO

✓ Large-format 43-inch display advertising

✓ Historical/contractual 48-inch display advertising

DOES NOT APPLY TO

✗ Reader advertising

✗ Rear-display advertising

Deviation flag: MATERIAL COMMERCIAL RECONCILIATION REQUIRED

7 · Frozen Financial Model

BC 6.7

CURRENT PRINCIPAL FINANCIAL MODEL FOR RC1

Prohibited: Prior BC versions (BC 6.3, BC 6.4, BC 6.6), Experimental calculations, Alternative unpublished models

If a later model is formally approved, create RC2 — do not silently replace BC 6.7 within RC1.

8 · Frozen Fundraising Reference

€3M

Pre-money: €12M–€15M

CURRENT FUNDRAISING PARAMETERS

Not: AGREED TRANSACTION TERMS

If transaction terms change materially, generate a new RC.

9 · Frozen Status Classifications

EXECUTEDDEPLOYEDOPERATINGTESTEDPIPELINEMODELLEDMANAGEMENT TARGETPLANNEDRESTRICTED

Do not allow status changes after RC freeze without source, effective date and change log.

Part II — Status, Maturity & Navigation Freezes

Contrapartes comerciales, madurez tecnológica, estado legal, navegación y superficies ejecutivas.

10 · Frozen Commercial Counterparty Status

CONTRACTEDLIVEPILOTADVANCED DISCUSSIONEARLY DISCUSSIONPIPELINETARGET
CounterpartyClassificationNote
FENAMIXCONTRACTEDExecuted agreement — network access relationship.
Fundación SEURLIVE370-location national DOOH campaign executed.
Rollout pipeline (1,200+)PIPELINEExpressed-interest locations — not contracted.
Advertiser counterpartiesPIPELINENo external logo implies stronger relationship than RC1 evidence supports.

11 · Frozen Technology Maturity

DEVELOPEDTESTEDOPERATINGPRODUCTION-READYSCALE VALIDATION REQUIREDIN DEVELOPMENTTHIRD-PARTY DEPENDENCY

Core platform

Developed ≠ proven at scale.

DEVELOPED

Ticket validation / administration

Materially developed.

DEVELOPED

Reader / PPI devices

~370 existing footprint.

DEPLOYED

Scale validation

Do not allow TESTED to become PROVEN AT SCALE without new evidence.

SCALE VALIDATION REQUIRED

Do not allow TESTED to become PROVEN AT SCALE without new evidence and a controlled change.

12 · Frozen Legal Status

FENAMIX relationship— Executed agreement.
EXECUTED
Administration onboarding— Feature-specific — do not generalise.
IN PROGRESS
Ticket validation— Technical maturity ≠ legal clearance.
DEVELOPED
Lottery purchase functionality— Feature-specific legal readiness.
PENDING VALIDATION
Payments— Feature-specific.
PENDING VALIDATION
Wallet— Feature-specific.
PENDING VALIDATION
Peñas— Feature-specific.
PENDING VALIDATION
Advertising— SEUR campaign evidence.
OPERATING
Data protection— GDPR DPA readiness pack — draft.
DRAFT
Consumer terms— Feature-specific.
DRAFT

13 · Frozen Navigation

8-Door Investor Architecture

Cross-link: Understand → Test → Verify

After freeze, do not introduce new top-level categories, new executive summary pages, or major navigation changes without an RC change record.

14 · Frozen Investor Executive Surfaces

Read Me First

30-second orientation

Investment Case at a Glance

60-second dashboard

3-Minute Investment Overview

Complete executive investment narrative

Investor Summary One-Pager

Printable / forwardable version

Do not add additional competing executive summaries after RC freeze without management review.

Part III — RC Manifests

Manifiestos de documentos fuente, documentos, métricas, claims y evidencia.

15 · Source Document References

Source IDFilenameVersion / DateStatus
BC67BC 6.7 Financial ModelBC 6.7CURRENT
FENAMIXFENAMIX AgreementExecutedEXECUTED
ROLLOUTBC 6.7 Rollout PlanBC 6.7CURRENT
HW-SPECHardware SpecificationCurrentCURRENT
DEPLOYDeployment EvidenceCurrentCURRENT
TECHTechnical EvidenceCurrentCURRENT
CORPCorporate DocumentsCurrentCURRENT
LEGALLegal EvidenceCurrentCURRENT
COMMCommercial EvidenceCurrentCURRENT

16 · RC Document Manifest

Investor Pages

CURRENTInvestor

Read Me First · Investment Overview · Investment Case at a Glance · Investor Summary One-Pager · Executive Index · Full Data Room sections

Current Models

CURRENTInvestor

BC 6.7 Financial Model

Executed Agreements

EXECUTEDRestricted

FENAMIX Agreement

Evidence

CURRENTInvestor

Deployment evidence · Technical evidence · Commercial evidence · SEUR campaign report

Restricted Documents

RESTRICTEDLegal / Management

KYC · Banking · Cap table detail

Historical / Superseded

SUPERSEDEDInternal only

BC 6.3 · BC 6.4 · BC 6.6 · V.04 deck

17 · RC Metric Manifest

MetricRC1 ValueClassificationSourceAs-of
Network perimeter~7,000NETWORK ACCESSFENAMIX2026-10-01
Existing footprint~370DEPLOYEDSource docs2026-10-01
Pipeline1,200+PIPELINEManagement2026-10-01
Rollout target~770MANAGEMENT TARGETBC 6.72026-10-01
Long-term target3,370MANAGEMENT TARGETBC 6.72026-10-01
Funding amount€3MFUNDRAISINGManagement2026-10-01
Pre-money€12M–€15MFUNDRAISINGManagement2026-10-01
Reader spec11.6-inchHARDWAREHW-SPEC2026-10-01
Rear display spec23.8-inchHARDWAREHW-SPEC2026-10-01
Large-format spec43-inchHARDWAREHW-SPEC2026-10-01
FENAMIX share30%COMMERCIALFENAMIX2026-10-01

18 · RC Claim Manifest

ClaimRC1 WordingStatusEvidence
Network accessFENAMIX relationship provides access to ~7,000-location network perimeterCONTRACTEDFENAMIX Agreement
Existing deployment~370 existing reader footprint deployedDEPLOYEDSource documentation
TechnologyCore platform developed; ticket-validation materially developedDEVELOPEDTechnical evidence
Pipeline1,200+ expressed-interest rollout pipelinePIPELINEManagement
Commercial rollout~770 completed locations targeted by April 2027MANAGEMENT TARGETBC 6.7
Revenue modelMedia + SaaS + Transactions + Digital monetisationMODELLEDBC 6.7
Funding€3M current financing referenceFUNDRAISINGManagement
DefensibilitySpecialised network position, deployed infrastructure, developed technologyMANAGEMENTInvestment thesis
Legal statusFeature-specific legal readiness — not generalisedMIXEDLegal evidence

19 · RC Evidence Manifest

Claim / TopicEvidence LinkStatusAccess
Network accessContractual Access / Folder 12EXECUTEDRestricted
Existing deploymentDeployment EvidenceCURRENTInvestor
TechnologyTechnology Readiness / Technical EvidenceCURRENTInvestor
PipelineRollout ReconciliationCURRENTInvestor
Commercial rolloutCommercial Proof / RolloutCURRENTInvestor
Revenue modelBC 6.7 / FinancialsCURRENTInvestor
FundingUse of Funds / Investment TermsCURRENTInvestor
LegalLegal Readiness / Material ContractsMIXEDRestricted

No material RC1 claim should remain UNCLASSIFIED — every claim has supporting evidence or a clear forward-looking / model classification.

Part IV — Reviews, Walkthroughs & Simulations

Link check, control de acceso, simulación de vista inversor, walkthroughs y simulaciones de revisión.

20 · RC Link Check

0

Broken Investor Links (material)

0

Broken Evidence Links (material)

Required: 0 material broken links. Any failure becomes an RC issue.

21 · RC Access-Control Check

RoleKYCBankingInternal QASource Docs
Standard InvestorRestrictedRestrictedHiddenAuthorized only
Detailed DD ReviewerRestrictedRestrictedHiddenAuthorized
Restricted Legal / TransactionAuthorizedAuthorizedHiddenAuthorized
ManagementAuthorizedAuthorizedVisibleAuthorized

22 · Investor View Simulation

Review RC1 while logged in as a normal investor — NOT only from management / admin mode.

• What does the investor actually see?

• Which sections are unavailable?

• Are status labels visible?

• Are restricted links handled correctly?

• Is navigation intuitive?

The management view may hide investor-facing problems.

23–25 · Walkthroughs

First-Time Investor Walkthrough

Read Me First↓Investment Case at a Glance↓3-Minute Investment Overview↓Business & Economics↓Rollout↓Financials↓Evidence

Checks: Confusion · Duplication · Dead ends · Missing context

Issue type: RC INVESTOR JOURNEY ISSUE

Michael (Waterhouse) Review Walkthrough

Opening simplification↓Quick LOTOMIX understanding↓Driver assumptions visible↓Downside visible↓Rollout/traffic/fill testable↓Full model deeper↓Deck not overloaded

Checks: Opening complexity · Hidden drivers · Missing downside · Overloaded deck

Issue type: RC WATERHOUSE REVIEW ISSUE

Oscar (Deck Alignment) Walkthrough

Same investment narrative↓Same rollout definitions↓Same metrics↓Same funding story↓Same economics↓Same evidence

Checks: Narrative mismatch · Metric mismatch · Competing story

Issue type: RC DECK ALIGNMENT ISSUE

26–29 · Review Simulations

Financial Review Simulation

Assumption→Unit Economics→Revenue→EBITDA→Cash→Funding

Issue: RC FINANCIAL REVIEW ISSUE

Technical Review Simulation

• What exists• What is tested• What is production-ready• What remains before scale• Evidence available

Issue: RC TECHNICAL REVIEW ISSUE

Legal Review Simulation

• Corporate structure• Material contracts• FENAMIX• IP• Regulatory readiness• Payments• Peñas• Privacy• Transaction readiness

Issue: RC LEGAL REVIEW ISSUE

Commercial Review Simulation

• Contracted vs live vs pilot vs discussion vs pipeline vs target distinction• No logo implying stronger relationship than evidence

Issue: RC COMMERCIAL REVIEW ISSUE

Part V — Issue Log, Summary & Final Controls

Log de issues, fixes menores vs materiales, resumen RC, revisión de dirección, divulgaciones aceptadas y controles finales.

30 · RC Issue Log

OPENIN REVIEWFIXED IN RCDEFERRED / DISCLOSEDREQUIRES NEW RC
RC IssueCategoryMaterialityRequired FixOwnerStatus
Opening investor overview density above P0 maximumHierarchyImportantMove non-P0 blocks to P1/P2 per Investment Story HierarchyManagementOPEN
Duplicated executive summaries (Value Creation ×3)DuplicationImportantConsolidate to one value-creation surfaceManagementOPEN
Developed ≠ proven at scale distinction buriedDisclosureImportantSurface distinction at 3-minute Section BTechnologyOPEN
PPTX media URL pendingEvidenceMinorResolve URL or classify as pendingOperationsIN REVIEW
Independent financial audit pendingFinancialMaterialDisclose as pending; do not claim auditedFinanceDEFERRED / DISCLOSED

31 · Minor RC Fixes (correctable within RC1)

• Typo• Broken formatting• Spacing• Cosmetic mobile issue• Non-material link correction

Only if underlying investment meaning does not change. Log them.

32 · Material RC Changes (trigger new RC)

Financial numberRollout targetFundraising parameterCommercial relationship statusLegal statusTechnology maturityMaterial contractSignificant evidence additionInvestment-thesis wording

33 · RC1 → RC2 Change Log

ChangeRC1RC2ReasonInvestor Impact
No RC2 required yet——RC1 under reviewNone

34–37 · Cut-Off Discipline

Data Cut-Off

2026-10-01

Information after this date excluded from RC1 or incorporated via later RC.

Document Cut-Off

2026-10-01

When the RC evidence inventory was frozen. New evidence may require supplemental update or RC2.

Deck Cut-Off

Waterhouse V.05 · Sept 2026

Exact deck version reviewed — not 'latest deck'. Enables future reconciliation.

38 · RC1 Summary

LOTOMIX INVESTOR DATA ROOM — RC1 SUMMARY

FINANCIAL MODEL

BC 6.7

DECK

Waterhouse Investor Deck V.05

DATA CUT-OFF

2026-10-01

MATERIAL ISSUES

1

IMPORTANT ISSUES

3

BROKEN LINKS

0

FINANCIAL MISMATCHES

0

NARRATIVE MISMATCHES

0

ACCESS ISSUES

0

FINAL RC STATUS

RC — REVIEW IN PROGRESS

No numerical score. APPROVED FOR RELEASE ≠ PUBLISHED.

39 · RC Status Progression

RC — REVIEW IN PROGRESS→RC — ISSUES OPEN→RC — FINAL MANAGEMENT REVIEW→RC — APPROVED FOR RELEASE

40 · Final RC Management Review

Management

PENDING

Finance

PENDING

Operations

PENDING

Commercial

PENDING

Technology

PENDING

Legal / Corporate

PENDING

42 · Accepted Disclosures

Early-stage advertising validation

ACCEPTED / TRANSPARENTLY DISCLOSED

Not a Data Room defect when properly classified.

Modelled MAU

ACCEPTED / TRANSPARENTLY DISCLOSED

Modelled, not actual.

Scale testing still pending

ACCEPTED / TRANSPARENTLY DISCLOSED

Scale validation required — disclosed.

Independent financial audit pending

ACCEPTED / TRANSPARENTLY DISCLOSED

Disclosed as pending; not claimed as audited.

Do not treat known early-stage assumptions as Data Room defects when properly classified. Do not chase zero uncertainty.

44–46 · Disclosure & Export Tests

Investor-Surprise Test

Could an investor later reasonably say: 'I was given a materially different impression during the fundraising process'?

Flag: RC DISCLOSURE CLARITY ISSUE

Forwardable-Document Test

Investor Summary One-Pager · Exported dashboard · Key PDFs

Must contain enough date, version, status and context to avoid being misunderstood when circulated internally.

Screenshot / Export Test

Printed · Exported · Screenshot · Mobile · Desktop

Important metrics and status labels must remain visible outside the ideal browser state.

47–48 · Content-Freeze Principle

Any proposed new investor-facing page must answer:

• What unresolved investor question does this solve?

• Why can the existing architecture not answer it?

If no strong answer: do not add the page. The Data Room is in RELEASE PREPARATION MODE, not CONTINUOUS FEATURE EXPANSION MODE.

49–50 · Final RC Experience & Principle

RC Investor Experience

• Simple at first glance.• Analytical when challenged.• Evidence-led when verified.• Controlled in its financial definitions.• Precise in current vs future information.• Deep without appearing complicated.

Final RC Principle

• ONE FROZEN INVESTMENT STORY• ONE CONTROLLED FINANCIAL MODEL• ONE ROLLOUT INTERPRETATION• ONE SET OF STATUS DEFINITIONS• ONE EVIDENCE ARCHITECTURE• ONE INVESTOR NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Release Process Flow

BUILD↓COMPRESS↓FREEZE RC↓REVIEW AS INVESTOR↓FIX DOCUMENTED ISSUES↓FINAL MANAGEMENT APPROVAL↓READY FOR RELEASE↓PUBLISH

Final Control

✗ Do not publish.

✗ Do not send investor notifications.

✗ Do not change access permissions.

✗ Do not overwrite prior Release Candidates.

✗ Do not silently change material figures after freeze.

✗ Do not introduce additional investor pages during RC review unless they resolve a documented issue.

✗ Do not modify signed source documents.

✗ Do not replace BC 6.7 within RC1.

Publication remains separate and only after explicit management instruction: PUBLISH.

Revisión Interna de Desafío de Inversión

Desafío estructurado del caso de inversión LOTOMIX a través de perspectivas de inversión, finanzas, tecnología y legal.

LOTOMIX INVESTOR DATA ROOM

El propósito es identificar preguntas sin responder, supuestos demasiado optimistas, vacíos de evidencia, debilidades matemáticas, preocupaciones tecnológicas, dependencias legales e inconsistencias que podrían retrasar o impedir una decisión de inversión.

Part I — Review Perspectives & Materiality

Cuatro revisores independientes desafían la inversión desde su propia disciplina.

1 · Four Independent Review Perspectives

A

Skeptical VC / IC Partner

Investment thesis, timing, defensibility, market risk.

“Why should I invest now rather than wait for more evidence?”

B

Financial / CFO Due Diligence Reviewer

Revenue build, cost structure, cash, model integrity.

“Can I reproduce the economics and cash requirement?”

C

CTO / Technical Due Diligence Reviewer

Architecture, scale, operations, security, dependencies.

“Will this technology survive real commercial scale?”

D

Legal / Transaction Due Diligence Reviewer

Contracts, regulatory, IP, corporate, transaction readiness.

“What could legally prevent or delay the commercial plan or transaction?”

3 · Materiality Classification

DEAL-CRITICAL

Could materially prevent investment approval, alter transaction terms or require major additional diligence.

MATERIAL

Could materially affect valuation, forecast credibility, execution confidence or IC approval.

IMPORTANT

Requires clarification or additional evidence but is not currently deal-critical.

ROUTINE DD

Normal diligence question answerable from existing material.

Review Process

CHALLENGE↓IDENTIFY↓VERIFY↓CLASSIFY↓MANAGEMENT DECISION↓IMPLEMENT IF REQUIRED

Part II — Master Challenge Register

Registro central de desafíos con IDs únicos (RT-VC, RT-FIN, RT-TECH, RT-LEGAL).

2 · Master Challenge Register

IDReviewerQuestion / ChallengeWhy It MattersCurrent EvidenceRemaining QuestionMateriality
RT-VC-001VC / ICWhy should I invest now rather than wait for more evidence?The core timing thesis must justify accepting current execution risk over deferred entry.Investment Thesis Validation, Why Now Investment Inflection, Value Creation BridgeExplicit 'invest now vs wait' reconciliation not surfaced as a single controlled answer.DEAL-CRITICAL
RT-VC-002VC / ICCan the investor immediately distinguish facts, pipeline, management targets and modelled figures?If future state visually resembles current state, the investor may over-credit modelled economics as proven.Read Me First status legend, Investment Evidence Map, Rollout ReconciliationDistinguishability is present in legend form but not enforced visually across every metric surface.MATERIAL
RT-VC-003VC / ICWhat specific risk does €3M retire, and what milestone becomes possible only after funding?Capital purpose must be traceable to a risk-reduction / milestone-unlock chain.Funding Milestones Bridge, Use of Funds Capital Efficiency, Value Creation BridgeBridge exists but the 'only possible after funding' framing is implicit, not explicit per milestone.MATERIAL
RT-004VC / ICWhy not wait until April 2027 (post-770 locations) for stronger validation?If waiting de-risks materially, current terms must compensate the early investor.Why Now Investment Inflection, existing assets, network positionTIMING OF INVESTMENT THESIS REQUIRES CLARIFICATION — inflection argument is present but not quantified against the wait scenario.DEAL-CRITICAL
RT-VC-005VC / ICIs the 1,200+ pipeline real — how generated, how recent, individually identifiable, conversion evidence?Pipeline conversion is a principal thesis driver; unverified pipeline inflates rollout credibility.Rollout Reconciliation, Retailer Onboarding PipelineNo historical conversion evidence, no qualification criteria, no individual identifiability disclosed.DEAL-CRITICAL
RT-VC-006VC / ICWhat does 7,000 really mean — exclusive, full perimeter, operational limits, independent adoption?Network access ≠ automatic distribution; over-reading 7,000 as installed base is a classic overstatement.Contractual Access Section, FENAMIX relationshipScope, exclusivity and per-administration adoption control not fully visible to investor.MATERIAL
RT-VC-007VC / ICWhy is this hard to copy — concrete defensibility evidence vs generic 'first mover' claims?Defensibility underpins terminal value; generic claims do not survive IC challenge.Why LOTOMIX Difficult to ReplicateComponent defensibility exists but advertiser network effects and switching-cost evidence remain thin.MATERIAL
RT-VC-008VC / ICIs advertising really the main engine — what % of base-case value depends on it, and what if advertisers don't value the inventory?Advertising concentration risk determines the downside shape.Revenue Quality Recurrence, Assumptions That Matter, Downside SurvivalAdvertising share of base-case value is derivable but not surfaced as a single headline %; advertiser-demand risk is disclosed but not stress-tested against alternative DOOH inventory.MATERIAL
RT-VC-009VC / ICAre six revenue streams genuine diversification or multiple unvalidated bets?Optionality presented as diversification can mislead on revenue quality.Revenue Quality Recurrence, How LOTOMIX Makes MoneyValidated revenue vs future optionality distinction exists in classification but is not quantified per stream at launch.IMPORTANT
RT-VC-010VC / ICWhat is the single biggest thesis dependency?IC needs the principal driver isolated to size sensitivity.Assumptions That Matter, BC 6.7 sensitivity, Risk RegisterINVESTMENT THESIS DRIVER PRIORITISATION GAP — drivers are listed but no single ranked dominant dependency is explicitly identified.MATERIAL
RT-VC-011VC / ICDoes management have enough execution capacity to run all workstreams simultaneously?Concurrent technology, hardware, installation, ad sales, onboarding, app, legal, reporting is a severe organisational test.Team QA Section, First 100 Days Execution DashboardOwnership and hiring assumptions are present but not stress-tested against concurrent-workload reality.MATERIAL
RT-VC-012VC / ICWhat if 770 is delayed — does the business still work at 500, what happens to cash and advertiser economics?Rollout timing is the principal operational risk; a 6-month delay may breach capital sufficiency.Downside Survival Cash Protection, Driver Sensitivity (launch year)ROLL-OUT DELAY SENSITIVITY REQUIRED — current downside stresses traffic/fill/CPM but not a 6-month 770 delay.DEAL-CRITICAL
RT-VC-013VC / ICWhat does success look like 12 months after investment — measurable?IC needs post-money KPIs to monitor, not narrative 'strong growth'.Investor KPI Cockpit, First 100 Days Execution DashboardKPIs are defined but a single '12-month post-investment success definition' surface is not consolidated.IMPORTANT
RT-FIN-001CFOCan every major revenue stream be reproduced independently from transparent drivers?Non-reproducible revenue lines undermine model credibility.BC 6.7, Unit Economics by Location, How LOTOMIX Makes MoneyMost streams are driver-derived; peñas and digital monetisation lines are less transparently bottom-up.MATERIAL
RT-FIN-002CFOWhen is revenue recognised — installation, booking, delivery, invoicing, activation?Recognition timing materially affects ramp and cash.BC 6.7 (implicit), Revenue Quality RecurrenceRecognition policy is not explicitly stated per stream; timing acceleration risk not flagged.MATERIAL
RT-FIN-003CFOIs GTV ever confused with recognised revenue anywhere in the RC?GTV/revenue confusion is a classic material misstatement.Revenue Quality Recurrence explicitly separates transaction volume from LOTOMIX revenueNo confusion found in principal surfaces; verify across all sub-components.IMPORTANT
RT-FIN-004CFOIs the 30% FENAMIX share applied only to large-format advertising and not to reader/rear revenue?Misapplication materially understates net revenue.FENAMIX treatment freeze (RC1), How LOTOMIX Makes MoneyRC1 freezes correct treatment; confirm every financial surface honours it — no automatic audit run.MATERIAL
RT-FIN-005CFODoes the reader CPM calculation (Traffic × Capture × Days × Impacts × CPM) reconcile to monthly revenue?CPM denominator and 1,000-impression conversion are common error points.BC 6.7 assumptions, Driver Sensitivity formulasFormula is published in Driver Sensitivity; independent reproduction not logged in RC.MATERIAL
RT-FIN-006CFOIs fill embedded in CPM or applied separately — any double discount or implicit 100% monetisation?Double-counting or missing occupancy adjustments inflate revenue.BC 6.7 assumptions, Assumptions That MatterFill treatment is stated in assumptions but not cross-validated against every revenue surface.MATERIAL
RT-FIN-007CFOWhat does each deployed location actually cost — hardware, installation, inventory, replacements, logistics, VAT, payment terms?CAPEX per location drives funding sufficiency.Use of Funds Capital Efficiency, Unit Economics by LocationPer-location fully-loaded cost not consolidated as a single reconciled figure vs Use of Funds.MATERIAL
RT-FIN-008CFOWhich OPEX is fixed, location-scaling, user-scaling, revenue-scaling — is headcount added before or after revenue?Artificial operating leverage (flat scalable costs) overstates margin.BC 6.7 OPEX (driver-based)Driver-based OPEX exists; scaling classification per line not surfaced for investor audit.MATERIAL
RT-FIN-009CFOWorking capital — advertiser payment terms, supplier terms, FENAMIX timing, inventory financing?Strong EBITDA with understated cash requirements is a common failure mode.BC 6.7 (implicit), Downside SurvivalWorking-capital cycle not explicitly modelled or disclosed.MATERIAL
RT-FIN-010CFOWhat happens with zero public subsidy?BC 6.7 base case states €0 subsidy, but if any sensitivity depends on unapproved subsidies, dependency is hidden.BC 6.7 (€0 subsidy base case)Base case is no-subsidy; confirm no sensitivity or narrative re-introduces subsidy dependency.IMPORTANT
RT-FIN-011CFODoes €3M fund the company to a meaningful commercial validation milestone — minimum cash, peak funding, WC peak, capex peak, downside?Capital sufficiency is the principal funding question.Use of Funds, Downside Survival, BC 6.7€3M sufficiency is asserted via milestones but peak-funding / minimum-cash reconciliation not published.DEAL-CRITICAL
RT-FIN-012CFOAre EBITDA, operating cash-flow and free cash-flow break-even distinguished correctly?Conflating break-even definitions misleads on runway.BC 6.7, Financials SectionTerminology used but explicit per-definition break-even points not consolidated.IMPORTANT
RT-FIN-013CFODoes unit-economics × locations reconcile to BC 6.7 consolidated output?Unexplained discrepancy signals a hidden assumption.Unit Economics by Location, BC 6.7Reconciliation is described qualitatively; full numeric bridge not published in RC.MATERIAL
RT-FIN-014CFOIs the downside genuinely stressful or merely slightly below base?A mild downside does not inform capital sufficiency.Downside Survival, Driver SensitivityDOWNSIDE MAY NOT BE SUFFICIENTLY INFORMATIVE — stresses percentages but not rollout timing or advertiser demand collapse.MATERIAL
RT-TECH-001CTOWhat environment is actually running today — dev, QA, staging, production — and how many real users/locations?Environment status determines production-readiness claims.Technology Readiness ScalabilityEnvironment status is described; real-user / live-location count on production not quantified.MATERIAL
RT-TECH-002CTOTicket validation — how many tickets tested, across how many types, failure rate, OCR fallback, false-positive handling, source of truth?Validation accuracy is core to product integrity and legal compliance.Technology Readiness (ticket validation materially developed)FORMAL VALIDATION METRICS REQUIRED — no test volume, failure rate or fallback handling disclosed.DEAL-CRITICAL
RT-TECH-003CTOWhat load has been tested vs expected at 770 and 3,370 — database, device-message, advertising delivery?Scale assumptions based only on architecture are unvalidated.Technology Readiness Scalability (scale validation required)No load-test evidence; scale validation explicitly flagged as required.MATERIAL
RT-TECH-004CTODevice management — provisioning, updates, offline detection, failure diagnosis, remote management of 1,500+ screens?Physical fleet complexity is a primary scale constraint.Technology Readiness (device management described)Remote fleet management at 1,500+ scale not evidenced; field-intervention scope not bounded.MATERIAL
RT-TECH-005CTOSingle points of failure — single developer, server, vendor, OCR service, payment provider, manual process?Concentration risk can halt operations.Technology Readiness (dependencies), Risk RegisterTECHNICAL CONCENTRATION RISK — key-person and single-vendor dependencies not fully mapped.MATERIAL
RT-TECH-006CTOSecurity — production access, credential control, MFA, encryption, logs, breach response?Security gaps create regulatory and operational risk.Technology Readiness (cybersecurity controls listed)Security review occurrence and breach-response drill not evidenced.IMPORTANT
RT-TECH-007CTOBackup / recovery — has restoration been tested, database failover, connectivity-loss fallback, administration downtime?Untested recovery is a hidden operational risk.Technology Readiness (backups listed)Restoration test evidence and per-administration offline fallback not documented.MATERIAL
RT-TECH-008CTOThird-party dependencies — scale, contract, quota, pricing-change, replaceability, data portability?Critical provider failure or pricing change can derail unit economics.Technology Readiness (third-party services)Replaceability and data-portability per provider not assessed.IMPORTANT
RT-TECH-009CTOTechnical team capacity — who deploys, who owns backend/hardware/security, documentation, key-person risk?Knowledge concentration is a continuity risk.Team QA, Technology ReadinessKey-person dependency and documentation sufficiency not evidenced.MATERIAL
RT-TECH-010CTOTechnical debt — what must be fixed before December, what can wait, is hardening budgeted in funding?Hidden technical work inside the funding request misrepresents use of funds.Technology Readiness (technical debt listed), First 100 DaysFeature development vs production/scale engineering distinction not explicitly budgeted.IMPORTANT
RT-LEGAL-001LegalFENAMIX contract — what is granted, duration, termination, exclusivity, scope, consent, change-of-control?FENAMIX is the principal network-access dependency.Contractual Access Section, FENAMIX agreement (executed, restricted)Duration, termination, change-of-control terms not visible to investor; counsel review required.DEAL-CRITICAL
RT-LEGAL-002LegalAdministrations — what agreement exists per administration, who owns/operates hardware, who pays SaaS, who controls inventory?Inconsistent contractual architecture creates fragmented rights.Regulatory Legal Readiness (administration onboarding in progress)Per-administration contractual template and rights allocation not disclosed.MATERIAL
RT-LEGAL-003LegalLottery transactions — who legally sells, who is the customer, who receives funds, who issues proof, what is LOTOMIX's role?UX/legal-structure mismatch creates regulatory exposure.Regulatory Legal Readiness (ticket validation, lottery purchase pending validation)Legal role of LOTOMIX in the lottery transaction chain not defined; app-flow consistency not confirmed.DEAL-CRITICAL
RT-LEGAL-004LegalPeñas — ticket ownership, participation recording, payments, winnings allocation, disclosures, disputes, fee structure legality?Peñas carry consumer-funds and gambling-adjacent legal risk.Regulatory Legal Readiness (peñas pending validation)PEÑAS PRE-LAUNCH LEGAL DEPENDENCY — full legal structure not resolved.DEAL-CRITICAL
RT-LEGAL-005LegalWallet / payments — stored value, fund holding, licensed provider, merchant of record, refunds/chargebacks, wording accuracy?Payment regulation is strict; marketing wording can create unintended implications.Regulatory Legal Readiness (payments pending validation)Licensed provider identity, merchant-of-record and fund-holding architecture not disclosed.DEAL-CRITICAL
RT-LEGAL-006LegalAdvertising — contractual right to sell each screen's inventory, category restrictions, content approval, per-screen rights, FENAMIX 30% documentation?Inventory rights underpin the principal revenue engine.Contractual Access, FENAMIX treatment freeze (RC1)Per-screen inventory rights and content-approval authority not fully mapped.MATERIAL
RT-LEGAL-007LegalData protection — controller/processor, ticket-image retention, transaction retention, consent, analytics, DPAs?GDPR exposure is material in Spain.GDPR DPA Readiness Pack (draft)Controller/processor allocation and retention policies not finalised; DPAs draft only.MATERIAL
RT-LEGAL-008LegalIP — company ownership of core code, contractor assignments, third-party licences, hardware designs, trademarks/domains?Chain-of-title gaps affect transaction value.Assets IP SectionContractor assignment chain and third-party licence restrictions not fully evidenced.MATERIAL
RT-LEGAL-009LegalTransaction readiness — cap table accuracy, investing entity vs operating structure, shareholder approvals, pre-emption, key-contract consent, liabilities?Transaction blockers can delay or restructure the deal.Corporate documents (restricted)Cap-table reconciliation and key-contract change-of-control review not confirmed.DEAL-CRITICAL

46 challenges · IDs are unique and not reused.

Part III — Cross-Functional Review Issues

Desafíos planteados por múltiples revisores — merecen particular atención.

53 · Cross-Functional DD Issues

Objections raised by multiple reviewers. These usually deserve particular management attention.

Rollout assumptions (770 timing, 500 fallback, 6-month delay)

XFN-001 · CROSS-FUNCTIONAL
VCCFOCTO

VC questions delay impact on cash; CFO questions capital sufficiency under delay; CTO questions scale-readiness at 770.

FENAMIX dependency (scope, duration, change-of-control)

XFN-002 · CROSS-FUNCTIONAL
VCLegalCFO

VC questions 7,000 meaning; Legal questions contract terms; CFO questions 30% application.

Payments / wallet regulation

XFN-003 · CROSS-FUNCTIONAL
CTOLegalCFO

CTO questions provider replaceability; Legal questions licensing; CFO questions fund-flow cash.

Advertising fill / demand validation

XFN-004 · CROSS-FUNCTIONAL
VCCFOCommercial

VC questions advertiser demand; CFO questions fill double-counting; Commercial questions inventory value proof.

Pipeline conversion evidence (1,200+)

XFN-005 · CROSS-FUNCTIONAL
VCCFOCommercial

No reviewer can independently validate pipeline conversion probability from current evidence.

Key-person / team capacity across concurrent workstreams

XFN-006 · CROSS-FUNCTIONAL
VCCTOLegal

VC questions execution capacity; CTO questions technical key-person; Legal questions regulatory capacity.

Part IV — Questions Already Addressed

Para cada desafío, verificar si el Data Room ya lo aborda.

54 · Questions Already Answered — Classification

For every red-team objection, the current Data Room is checked. This distinction is critical — do not create work where the answer already exists.

ANSWERED CLEARLY

Data Room already answers the objection directly.

• GTV vs revenue separation (RT-FIN-003)• BC 6.7 is the controlling model (RT-FIN-010 base case)• FENAMIX 30% scope freeze (RT-FIN-004)

ANSWER EXISTS BUT IS HARD TO FIND

Answer exists but navigation is poor.

• Driver sensitivity formulas (RT-FIN-005)• Environment status (RT-TECH-001)

→ CROSS-LINK / NAVIGATION FIX (not new page)

PARTIALLY ANSWERED

Some evidence exists; specific element missing.

• Scale at 770 — architecture present, load test missing (RT-TECH-003)• IP ownership — core present, contractor chain missing (RT-LEGAL-008)

→ Add evidence when available; do not rewrite narrative.

NOT ANSWERED

Data Room does not currently address the question.

• Rollout 6-month delay sensitivity (RT-VC-012)• Working-capital cycle (RT-FIN-009)• Ticket validation metrics (RT-TECH-002)

→ Requires clarification, evidence, model work or counsel.

EVIDENCE MISSING

Claim is reasonable but evidence is incomplete or absent.

• Pipeline conversion history (RT-VC-005)• Formal validation metrics (RT-TECH-002)• Backup restoration test (RT-TECH-007)

→ Attach existing evidence; collect operating evidence; wait for validation.

Where the answer exists but navigation is poor, recommend CROSS-LINK / NAVIGATION FIX — not a new page. This reinforces compression.

Part V — Review Action Categories

Cada desafío se enruta a una categoría de acción.

60–65 · Red-Team Action Categories

Each objection is routed to one category. Management decides which changes, if any, should be made. Do not write around missing evidence.

60 · No Change Required

Transparently Disclosed

RT-VC-008TRANSPARENTLY DISCLOSED — NO CHANGE REQUIRED

Advertising fill is not yet validated

Downside Survival and Revenue Quality disclose this; sensitivity exists.

RT-FIN-010TRANSPARENTLY DISCLOSED — NO CHANGE REQUIRED

Zero-subsidy base case

BC 6.7 base case is €0 subsidy.

RT-VC-002TRANSPARENTLY DISCLOSED — NO CHANGE REQUIRED

Status legend distinguishes fact/pipeline/target/modelled

Read Me First and Evidence Map provide the legend.

61 · Requires Clarification

CLARIFY EXISTING PAGE

RT-VC-003

€3M risk-reduction / milestone-unlock chain

→ CLARIFY EXISTING PAGE

Position is correct; 'only possible after funding' framing is implicit.

RT-FIN-012

Break-even terminology (EBITDA / OCF / FCF)

→ CLARIFY EXISTING PAGE

Distinguish definitions explicitly on Financials.

RT-VC-013

12-month post-investment success definition

→ CLARIFY EXISTING PAGE

KPIs exist; consolidate into a single success surface.

62 · Requires Evidence

Attach / Collect Evidence

RT-VC-005

Pipeline conversion history

→ Collect operating evidence

No historical conversion data; requires pipeline qualification evidence.

RT-TECH-002

Ticket validation metrics

→ Attach test evidence when available

Volume, failure rate, fallback handling.

RT-TECH-007

Backup restoration test

→ Run and attach evidence

Restoration drill not documented.

RT-LEGAL-008

IP contractor assignment chain

→ Attach assignment evidence

Chain-of-title documentation.

63 · Requires Model Work

MODEL WORK REQUIRED — Finance / Management

RT-VC-012

Six-month 770 rollout delay sensitivity

→ MODEL WORK REQUIRED

BC 6.7 does not contain a rollout-delay sensitivity. Do NOT create automatically.

RT-FIN-009

Working-capital cycle model

→ MODEL WORK REQUIRED

WC cycle not modelled in BC 6.7.

RT-FIN-011

Peak-funding / minimum-cash reconciliation

→ MODEL WORK REQUIRED

€3M sufficiency requires peak-funding proof.

RT-FIN-013

Unit economics × locations vs BC 6.7 numeric bridge

→ MODEL WORK REQUIRED

Full numeric reconciliation not published.

64 · Requires Legal Counsel

Counsel review required — no inference

RT-LEGAL-001

FENAMIX contract interpretation (duration, termination, change-of-control)

→ Counsel review required

RT-LEGAL-003

Lottery transaction legal role of LOTOMIX

→ Counsel review required

RT-LEGAL-004

Peñas legal structure

→ Counsel review required

RT-LEGAL-005

Wallet / payments licensing and merchant-of-record

→ Counsel review required

RT-LEGAL-009

Transaction readiness (cap table, consents, liabilities)

→ Counsel review required

65 · Requires Technical Test

Test evidence — not architecture diagrams

RT-TECH-003

Load test at 770 and 3,370 scale

→ Performance test required

RT-TECH-007

Backup restoration drill

→ Recovery test required

RT-TECH-004

Remote fleet management at 1,500+ devices

→ Device-fleet test required

RT-TECH-006

Security assessment

→ Security review required

Part VI — Principal Pre-Release Questions

Máximo 10 preguntas que un inversor plantearía antes de comprometer capital.

Principal Pre-Release Due-Diligence Questions

A maximum of 10 questions an investor is most likely to raise before committing capital. Not ranked.

1

Why invest now rather than wait until April 2027?

Current Position

Investment inflection and existing-assets argument presented.

Evidence

Why Now, Investment Thesis Validation

Remaining Gap

Not quantified against the wait scenario.

2

Is the 1,200+ pipeline real and what conversion evidence exists?

Current Position

Pipeline disclosed as expressed-interest.

Evidence

Rollout Reconciliation, Retailer Onboarding Pipeline

Remaining Gap

No historical conversion evidence.

3

What does the 7,000 FENAMIX perimeter actually grant?

Current Position

Network access relationship described.

Evidence

Contractual Access, FENAMIX agreement

Remaining Gap

Scope, exclusivity, per-administration control not visible.

4

Does €3M fund the company to a meaningful validation milestone?

Current Position

Milestone bridge asserts sufficiency.

Evidence

Funding Milestones Bridge, Use of Funds

Remaining Gap

Peak-funding / minimum-cash reconciliation not published.

5

What happens if 770 is delayed by six months?

Current Position

Downside stresses traffic/fill/CPM percentages.

Evidence

Downside Survival, Driver Sensitivity

Remaining Gap

No rollout-delay sensitivity in BC 6.7.

6

What % of base-case value depends on advertising and what if advertisers don't value the inventory?

Current Position

Advertising share derivable from revenue breakdown.

Evidence

Revenue Quality, Assumptions That Matter

Remaining Gap

Not surfaced as a single headline %; advertiser-demand risk not stress-tested.

7

Has ticket validation been formally tested at scale?

Current Position

Described as materially developed.

Evidence

Technology Readiness

Remaining Gap

No test volume, failure rate or fallback metrics.

8

What is LOTOMIX's legal role in lottery transactions and peñas?

Current Position

Feature-specific legal readiness — pending validation.

Evidence

Regulatory Legal Readiness

Remaining Gap

Legal role and peñas structure unresolved.

9

Can the technology operate reliably at 770 and 3,370 locations?

Current Position

Architecture described; scale validation required.

Evidence

Technology Readiness Scalability

Remaining Gap

No load-test evidence.

10

Are FENAMIX contract duration, termination and change-of-control terms acceptable?

Current Position

Executed agreement disclosed (restricted).

Evidence

Contractual Access, FENAMIX agreement

Remaining Gap

Terms not visible; counsel review required.

Part VII — Summary & Success Condition

Resumen final, condición de éxito y principio final.

Summary

9

Deal-Critical Questions

19

Material Questions

8

Important Questions

0

Routine DD Questions

3

Already Answered Clearly

2

Hard to Find

2

Partial Answers

4

Evidence Required

4

Model Work Required

5

Legal Review Required

4

Technical Testing Required

No arbitrary quality score.

Review Success Condition

The objective is not zero investor questions. A sophisticated investor will always have questions. The objective is:

✓ No avoidable contradiction.

✓ No unsupported material claim.

✓ No unexplained financial mismatch.

✓ No hidden material dependency.

✓ No material issue that management has failed to identify.

Final Principle

The investment case should address the following four questions. Where the current Data Room cannot answer one sufficiently, the precise gap is identified — not concealed.

VC

Why should I invest now?

CFO

Can I reproduce the economics and cash requirement?

CTO

Can the system operate reliably at the planned scale?

LEGAL

Can the transaction and product operate within the documented contractual and regulatory framework?

Preguntas Clave de Inversores y Respuestas de Dirección

Principales preguntas que surgen de la revisión de inversión y la evidencia actualmente disponible para abordarlas.

SUMMARY

15

Principal Questions Covered

15

Answers Current

8

Evidence Complete

2

Evidence Still Required

1

Legal Review Required

3

Model Work Required

1

Technical Validation Required

No quality score.

Part I — Principal Questions (15)

Limitado a 15 preguntas principales que podrían afectar materialmente la decisión, valoración, financiación, ejecución, credibilidad, tecnología o legalidad.

01

Why Invest Now?

INVESTMENT THESIS
EVIDENCE COMPLETE

Question

Why should we invest now rather than wait until LOTOMIX has more commercial data?

Current LOTOMIX Position

LOTOMIX is not starting from concept stage. The business already has an existing physical reader footprint, an established FENAMIX relationship, developed technology and a current rollout pipeline. The proposed financing is intended to convert that existing foundation into broader commercial deployment and measurable operating evidence. Waiting would reduce certain execution uncertainties, but the current investment opportunity is specifically positioned at the transition from infrastructure and development into commercial scale.

Supporting Facts

• ~370 existing reader locations

• 1,200+ rollout / expressed-interest pipeline

• ~7,000-point potential FENAMIX network perimeter

• Developed / testing platform

• €3M current financing reference

Supporting Evidence

• FENAMIX agreement• Deployment evidence• Technology Readiness• Funding → Milestones

Data Room Source

Investment Inflection PointCurrent State vs Future State
02

What Does 7,000 Really Mean?

NETWORK & ROLLOUT
EVIDENCE COMPLETE

Question

Do you really have 7,000 LOTOMIX locations?

Current LOTOMIX Position

No. Approximately 7,000 refers to the potential FENAMIX mixed-lottery retail network perimeter associated with the relationship. It should not be confused with installed or active LOTOMIX locations. The existing reader footprint is approximately 370 locations, while more than 1,200 additional locations currently form part of the rollout / expressed-interest pipeline.

Supporting Facts

• ~7,000 = potential network perimeter

• ~370 = existing reader footprint

• 1,200+ = pipeline / expressed interest

• These are different metrics

Supporting Evidence

• FENAMIX documentation• Rollout Reconciliation• Deployment inventory• Pipeline evidence

Data Room Source

Rollout Reconciliation
03

How Real Is the 1,200+ Pipeline?

NETWORK & ROLLOUT
EVIDENCE STILL REQUIRED

Question

How confident are you that the 1,200+ locations will actually convert?

Current LOTOMIX Position

The 1,200+ figure represents current expressed interest / rollout pipeline, not guaranteed deployment. The investment case therefore separates pipeline from installed, activated and monetised locations. One of the key operating KPIs after commercial rollout will be the actual conversion rate from pipeline to scheduled, installed and activated locations.

Supporting Facts

• Pipeline ≠ contracted deployment

• Conversion remains to be validated

• Pipeline evidence is available

• Conversion will be measured operationally

Supporting Evidence

• Pipeline records• FENAMIX communications• Evidence Gap Closure Plan

Data Room Source

Commercial Proof & TractionRollout Reconciliation
04

Why Should Advertisers Pay the Modelled CPM?

COMMERCIAL & REVENUE
EVIDENCE STILL REQUIRED

Question

What evidence supports the advertising CPM assumptions?

Current LOTOMIX Position

The current CPM values are model assumptions rather than a claim that those rates have already been achieved across the network. The Data Room therefore separates model CPM from realised CPM and includes downside sensitivities for weaker pricing. The key commercial validation milestone is to replace those assumptions progressively with actual campaign data.

Supporting Facts

• €6–€9 reader CPM range is modelled where applicable

• Actual realised CPM will be reported separately

• Fill and CPM are tested independently

• Downside sensitivity is available

Supporting Evidence

• BC 6.7• Assumptions That Matter• Commercial Proof• Campaign evidence where available

Data Room Source

Assumptions That MatterDownside & Sensitivities
05

What If Advertising Fill Is Much Lower?

COMMERCIAL & REVENUE
MODEL WORK REQUIRED

Question

What happens if you cannot sell enough advertising inventory?

Current LOTOMIX Position

Advertising fill is treated as a variable driver rather than a guaranteed outcome. BC 6.7 and the downside framework test the effect of weaker fill on revenue, EBITDA and cash. Management can also moderate discretionary deployment and commercial expansion if monetisation develops more slowly than planned.

Supporting Facts

• Fill is a model driver

• Installed screens do not automatically equal revenue

• Downside flows through to cash

• Capital deployment can be moderated where possible

Supporting Evidence

• BC 6.7 downside• Downside Survival• Critical Driver Dashboard

Data Room Source

Downside & Resilience
06

Are the 370 Locations Actually Monetised?

NETWORK & ROLLOUT
EVIDENCE COMPLETE

Question

Are all 370 existing locations active and generating revenue?

Current LOTOMIX Position

The approximately 370 figure refers to the existing reader footprint. Installed, activated and monetised locations are deliberately tracked as separate metrics. The Data Room does not assume that every installed reader is already a fully completed or fully monetised location.

Supporting Facts

• Installed ≠ activated

• Activated ≠ monetised

• Reader-only ≠ completed three-screen location

Supporting Evidence

• Installation records• Operations data• KPI definitions

Data Room Source

Rollout ReconciliationInvestor KPI Cockpit
07

Why So Many Revenue Streams?

COMMERCIAL & REVENUE
EVIDENCE COMPLETE

Question

Are advertising, SaaS, transactions, memberships and peñas real diversification or just multiple unvalidated assumptions?

Current LOTOMIX Position

The revenue streams are at different stages of maturity and are not presented as equally validated. The Data Room classifies each stream separately as live, commercial activation, pre-commercial or modelled. The investment case therefore distinguishes the currently strongest evidence from longer-term monetisation optionality.

Supporting Facts

• Different maturity by revenue stream

• No assumption that all launch simultaneously at scale

• Actual and modelled recurring revenue are separated

Supporting Evidence

• Revenue Quality & Recurrence• Commercial Proof• BC 6.7

Data Room Source

Business & Revenue ModelRevenue Quality & Recurrence
08

Is GTV Being Presented as Revenue?

FINANCIAL
EVIDENCE COMPLETE

Question

Are transaction volume and LOTOMIX revenue being mixed?

Current LOTOMIX Position

No. GTV represents the gross underlying transaction or participation volume. LOTOMIX recognised revenue is only the applicable fee, commission or economic share. The Data Room separates the two throughout the transaction and peñas models.

Supporting Facts

• GTV = gross transaction volume

• LOTOMIX revenue = applicable fee / commission / share

• Example: €2.275M GTV at 0.5% fee ≠ €2.275M revenue

Supporting Evidence

• BC 6.7• Financial Reconciliation• Revenue definitions

Data Room Source

Financial Reconciliation
09

Why Does FENAMIX Only Receive 30% on the Large Screen?

COMMERCIAL & REVENUE
EVIDENCE COMPLETE

Question

Does the 70/30 split apply to all advertising revenue?

Current LOTOMIX Position

No. Under the current commercial treatment, the 30% FENAMIX share applies specifically to the large-format 43"/48" advertising display revenue. It does not apply to reader or rear-display advertising revenue. The financial model and investor materials are being controlled to preserve this distinction consistently.

Supporting Facts

• 30% applies to large-format 43"/48" only

• Reader advertising: not subject to 30%

• Rear-display advertising: not subject to 30%

Supporting Evidence

• Relevant commercial / contractual documentation• BC 6.7• Financial Reconciliation

Data Room Source

FENAMIX RelationshipUnit Economics
10

Can the Technology Really Scale?

TECHNOLOGY
TECHNICAL VALIDATION REQUIRED

Question

The software may work today, but can it support 770 or more locations?

Current LOTOMIX Position

The Data Room deliberately separates working functionality from proof of scale. Core technology and ticket-validation functionality have been materially developed and tested, while production hardening, load validation and device-fleet scaling are treated as separate technical milestones. The investment case does not claim scale has already been proven where the evidence does not support it.

Supporting Facts

• Developed ≠ scale-proven

• Production readiness is tracked separately

• Load / fleet evidence closes the remaining scale question

Supporting Evidence

• Architecture• Testing records• Technology Readiness• Technical evidence

Data Room Source

Technology Readiness & Scalability
11

What Is the Biggest Legal Dependency?

LEGAL
LEGAL REVIEW REQUIRED

Question

Could legal or regulatory issues prevent launch?

Current LOTOMIX Position

Legal readiness is assessed feature by feature rather than through a blanket statement. Executed contractual rights, technical readiness and legal / regulatory readiness are separate statuses. Any remaining launch-critical items for payments, peñas, consumer terms, data protection or other functionality are identified explicitly in the Legal Readiness Matrix.

Supporting Facts

• Feature-specific legal readiness

• Executed ≠ regulated

• Technical readiness ≠ legal clearance

Supporting Evidence

• Contracts• Legal analyses• Legal-readiness tracker

Data Room Source

Regulatory & Legal Readiness
12

Is €3M Really Enough?

FINANCIAL
MODEL WORK REQUIRED

Question

Will €3M actually fund the business through the required commercial milestones?

Current LOTOMIX Position

The sufficiency of the €3M financing is assessed through the BC 6.7 cash model rather than through a headline assumption. The model connects deployment, OPEX, working capital and revenue ramp to cash and runway. The downside case is particularly important because slower monetisation or higher deployment cost can change the timing of future capital requirements.

Supporting Facts

• Sufficiency assessed via BC 6.7 cash model

• Downside case is critical

• Slower monetisation can change future capital timing

Supporting Evidence

• BC 6.7• Use of Funds• Downside Survival• Cash / runway analysis

Data Room Source

Financials & Funding
13

What If the 770 Target Is Delayed?

FINANCIAL
MODEL WORK REQUIRED

Question

What happens if the 770 completed-location target slips?

Current LOTOMIX Position

A delay primarily affects the timing of advertising inventory, SaaS activation, contribution and operating leverage. The correct way to assess this is through a slower-rollout sensitivity in BC 6.7 and the corresponding cash / runway impact. Management can also moderate expansion spending where possible if rollout or monetisation trails the plan.

Supporting Facts

• Delay affects timing of inventory / SaaS / contribution

• Assess via slower-rollout sensitivity

• Expansion spending can be moderated

Supporting Evidence

• Rollout sensitivity• Downside Survival• Financial Reconciliation

Data Room Source

Rollout ReconciliationDownside & Resilience
14

Why Is the Model Credible If So Much Is Still To Be Validated?

FINANCIAL
EVIDENCE COMPLETE

Question

If traffic, fill, CPM, MAU and conversion still need validation, why rely on the model?

Current LOTOMIX Position

BC 6.7 is a driver-based management model, not a claim that all assumptions have already been proven. Its purpose is to make the assumptions explicit and allow investors to test weaker scenarios. As commercial rollout generates actual data, those assumptions will be replaced progressively by observed traffic, pricing, fill, conversion and unit economics.

Supporting Facts

• Driver-based model — assumptions explicit

• Designed for scenario testing

• Assumptions replaced progressively by actual data

Supporting Evidence

• Assumptions That Matter• Evidence Gap Closure Plan• BC 6.7 sensitivities

Data Room Source

Critical Driver DashboardEvidence Gap Closure Plan
15

What Would Make the Investment Thesis Fail?

INVESTMENT THESIS
EVIDENCE COMPLETE

Question

What would materially challenge the LOTOMIX investment case?

Current LOTOMIX Position

The principal areas to monitor are rollout conversion, advertising monetisation, actual unit economics, digital adoption, technology scale and capital efficiency. The Data Room links these directly to operating KPIs and downside sensitivities. The investment thesis therefore has explicit validation points rather than relying on one headline forecast.

Supporting Facts

• Rollout conversion

• Advertising monetisation

• Actual unit economics

• Digital adoption

• Technology scale

• Capital efficiency

Supporting Evidence

• Investment Thesis Validation• Risk Register• KPI Cockpit• Downside

Data Room Source

Investment Thesis Validation

Part II — Compact Reference Table

Vista compacta de las 15 preguntas principales con posición actual y fuente de evidencia.

Compact Reference Table

Compact reference of all 15 principal questions with current position and evidence source. Full supporting detail is in the individual question cards.

#QuestionCurrent PositionEvidence Source
01Why Invest Now?LOTOMIX is not starting from concept stage. The business already has an existing physical reader footprint, an established FENAMIX relationship, developed technology and a current rollout pipeline. The proposed financing is intended to convert that existing foundation into broader commercial deployment and measurable operating evidence. Waiting would reduce certain execution uncertainties, but the current investment opportunity is specifically positioned at the transition from infrastructure and development into commercial scale.Investment Inflection PointCurrent State vs Future State
02What Does 7,000 Really Mean?No. Approximately 7,000 refers to the potential FENAMIX mixed-lottery retail network perimeter associated with the relationship. It should not be confused with installed or active LOTOMIX locations. The existing reader footprint is approximately 370 locations, while more than 1,200 additional locations currently form part of the rollout / expressed-interest pipeline.Rollout Reconciliation
03How Real Is the 1,200+ Pipeline?The 1,200+ figure represents current expressed interest / rollout pipeline, not guaranteed deployment. The investment case therefore separates pipeline from installed, activated and monetised locations. One of the key operating KPIs after commercial rollout will be the actual conversion rate from pipeline to scheduled, installed and activated locations.Commercial Proof & TractionRollout Reconciliation
04Why Should Advertisers Pay the Modelled CPM?The current CPM values are model assumptions rather than a claim that those rates have already been achieved across the network. The Data Room therefore separates model CPM from realised CPM and includes downside sensitivities for weaker pricing. The key commercial validation milestone is to replace those assumptions progressively with actual campaign data.Assumptions That MatterDownside & Sensitivities
05What If Advertising Fill Is Much Lower?Advertising fill is treated as a variable driver rather than a guaranteed outcome. BC 6.7 and the downside framework test the effect of weaker fill on revenue, EBITDA and cash. Management can also moderate discretionary deployment and commercial expansion if monetisation develops more slowly than planned.Downside & Resilience
06Are the 370 Locations Actually Monetised?The approximately 370 figure refers to the existing reader footprint. Installed, activated and monetised locations are deliberately tracked as separate metrics. The Data Room does not assume that every installed reader is already a fully completed or fully monetised location.Rollout ReconciliationInvestor KPI Cockpit
07Why So Many Revenue Streams?The revenue streams are at different stages of maturity and are not presented as equally validated. The Data Room classifies each stream separately as live, commercial activation, pre-commercial or modelled. The investment case therefore distinguishes the currently strongest evidence from longer-term monetisation optionality.Business & Revenue ModelRevenue Quality & Recurrence
08Is GTV Being Presented as Revenue?No. GTV represents the gross underlying transaction or participation volume. LOTOMIX recognised revenue is only the applicable fee, commission or economic share. The Data Room separates the two throughout the transaction and peñas models.Financial Reconciliation
09Why Does FENAMIX Only Receive 30% on the Large Screen?No. Under the current commercial treatment, the 30% FENAMIX share applies specifically to the large-format 43"/48" advertising display revenue. It does not apply to reader or rear-display advertising revenue. The financial model and investor materials are being controlled to preserve this distinction consistently.FENAMIX RelationshipUnit Economics
10Can the Technology Really Scale?The Data Room deliberately separates working functionality from proof of scale. Core technology and ticket-validation functionality have been materially developed and tested, while production hardening, load validation and device-fleet scaling are treated as separate technical milestones. The investment case does not claim scale has already been proven where the evidence does not support it.Technology Readiness & Scalability
11What Is the Biggest Legal Dependency?Legal readiness is assessed feature by feature rather than through a blanket statement. Executed contractual rights, technical readiness and legal / regulatory readiness are separate statuses. Any remaining launch-critical items for payments, peñas, consumer terms, data protection or other functionality are identified explicitly in the Legal Readiness Matrix.Regulatory & Legal Readiness
12Is €3M Really Enough?The sufficiency of the €3M financing is assessed through the BC 6.7 cash model rather than through a headline assumption. The model connects deployment, OPEX, working capital and revenue ramp to cash and runway. The downside case is particularly important because slower monetisation or higher deployment cost can change the timing of future capital requirements.Financials & Funding
13What If the 770 Target Is Delayed?A delay primarily affects the timing of advertising inventory, SaaS activation, contribution and operating leverage. The correct way to assess this is through a slower-rollout sensitivity in BC 6.7 and the corresponding cash / runway impact. Management can also moderate expansion spending where possible if rollout or monetisation trails the plan.Rollout ReconciliationDownside & Resilience
14Why Is the Model Credible If So Much Is Still To Be Validated?BC 6.7 is a driver-based management model, not a claim that all assumptions have already been proven. Its purpose is to make the assumptions explicit and allow investors to test weaker scenarios. As commercial rollout generates actual data, those assumptions will be replaced progressively by observed traffic, pricing, fill, conversion and unit economics.Critical Driver DashboardEvidence Gap Closure Plan
15What Would Make the Investment Thesis Fail?The principal areas to monitor are rollout conversion, advertising monetisation, actual unit economics, digital adoption, technology scale and capital efficiency. The Data Room links these directly to operating KPIs and downside sensitivities. The investment thesis therefore has explicit validation points rather than relying on one headline forecast.Investment Thesis Validation

Part III — Reference Figures & Definition Boundaries

Cifras canónicas y distinciones críticas mantenidas consistentemente en todo el Data Room.

Reference Figures

Canonical figures relevant to the current investment case. These definitions are maintained consistently across all Data Room sections.

~370

Existing reader footprint

1,200+

Rollout / expressed-interest pipeline

~7,000

Potential FENAMIX network perimeter

~770

Completed-location target by April 2027

€3M

Current financing reference

BC 6.7

Current principal financial model

11.6"

Current reader screen

23.8"

Current rear display

43"

Current large-format display

Definition Boundaries

These distinctions are maintained consistently across all Data Room surfaces.

7,000 network access≠7,000 installations
1,200+ pipeline≠contracted deployment
370 installed readers≠370 completed locations
GTV≠LOTOMIX revenue
model CPM≠realised CPM
tested≠proven at scale
fundraising parameters≠agreed transaction terms

Part IV — Terminology Guidance

Terminología preferida y términos que requieren evidencia.

Terminology Guidance

Preferred Terminology

Existing— where evidenced
Pipeline— for future opportunities
Management target— for execution goals
Modelled— for assumptions
Tested— for technical testing
Actual— for observed operating data
Current financing reference— for €3M until terms are agreed

Terms Requiring Evidence

The following terms should only be used when directly supported by evidence:

guaranteedsecuredfully approvedproven at scaleall locationsno riskinevitablemonopolyimpossible to replicateconfirmed revenue

Part V — Compact Reference View

Vista condensada para referencia rápida.

Compact Reference View

CONDENSED REFERENCE — ALL 15 QUESTIONS WITH CURRENT POSITION

01Why Invest Now?Investment Thesis

LOTOMIX is not starting from concept stage. The business already has an existing physical reader footprint, an established FENAMIX relationship, developed technology and a current rollout pipeline. The proposed financing is intended to convert that existing foundation into broader commercial deployment and measurable operating evidence. Waiting would reduce certain execution uncertainties, but the current investment opportunity is specifically positioned at the transition from infrastructure and development into commercial scale.

Investment Inflection PointCurrent State vs Future State
02What Does 7,000 Really Mean?Network & Rollout

No. Approximately 7,000 refers to the potential FENAMIX mixed-lottery retail network perimeter associated with the relationship. It should not be confused with installed or active LOTOMIX locations. The existing reader footprint is approximately 370 locations, while more than 1,200 additional locations currently form part of the rollout / expressed-interest pipeline.

Rollout Reconciliation
03How Real Is the 1,200+ Pipeline?Network & Rollout

The 1,200+ figure represents current expressed interest / rollout pipeline, not guaranteed deployment. The investment case therefore separates pipeline from installed, activated and monetised locations. One of the key operating KPIs after commercial rollout will be the actual conversion rate from pipeline to scheduled, installed and activated locations.

Commercial Proof & TractionRollout Reconciliation
04Why Should Advertisers Pay the Modelled CPM?Commercial & Revenue

The current CPM values are model assumptions rather than a claim that those rates have already been achieved across the network. The Data Room therefore separates model CPM from realised CPM and includes downside sensitivities for weaker pricing. The key commercial validation milestone is to replace those assumptions progressively with actual campaign data.

Assumptions That MatterDownside & Sensitivities
05What If Advertising Fill Is Much Lower?Commercial & Revenue

Advertising fill is treated as a variable driver rather than a guaranteed outcome. BC 6.7 and the downside framework test the effect of weaker fill on revenue, EBITDA and cash. Management can also moderate discretionary deployment and commercial expansion if monetisation develops more slowly than planned.

Downside & Resilience
06Are the 370 Locations Actually Monetised?Network & Rollout

The approximately 370 figure refers to the existing reader footprint. Installed, activated and monetised locations are deliberately tracked as separate metrics. The Data Room does not assume that every installed reader is already a fully completed or fully monetised location.

Rollout ReconciliationInvestor KPI Cockpit
07Why So Many Revenue Streams?Commercial & Revenue

The revenue streams are at different stages of maturity and are not presented as equally validated. The Data Room classifies each stream separately as live, commercial activation, pre-commercial or modelled. The investment case therefore distinguishes the currently strongest evidence from longer-term monetisation optionality.

Business & Revenue ModelRevenue Quality & Recurrence
08Is GTV Being Presented as Revenue?Financial

No. GTV represents the gross underlying transaction or participation volume. LOTOMIX recognised revenue is only the applicable fee, commission or economic share. The Data Room separates the two throughout the transaction and peñas models.

Financial Reconciliation
09Why Does FENAMIX Only Receive 30% on the Large Screen?Commercial & Revenue

No. Under the current commercial treatment, the 30% FENAMIX share applies specifically to the large-format 43"/48" advertising display revenue. It does not apply to reader or rear-display advertising revenue. The financial model and investor materials are being controlled to preserve this distinction consistently.

FENAMIX RelationshipUnit Economics
10Can the Technology Really Scale?Technology

The Data Room deliberately separates working functionality from proof of scale. Core technology and ticket-validation functionality have been materially developed and tested, while production hardening, load validation and device-fleet scaling are treated as separate technical milestones. The investment case does not claim scale has already been proven where the evidence does not support it.

Technology Readiness & Scalability
11What Is the Biggest Legal Dependency?Legal

Legal readiness is assessed feature by feature rather than through a blanket statement. Executed contractual rights, technical readiness and legal / regulatory readiness are separate statuses. Any remaining launch-critical items for payments, peñas, consumer terms, data protection or other functionality are identified explicitly in the Legal Readiness Matrix.

Regulatory & Legal Readiness
12Is €3M Really Enough?Financial

The sufficiency of the €3M financing is assessed through the BC 6.7 cash model rather than through a headline assumption. The model connects deployment, OPEX, working capital and revenue ramp to cash and runway. The downside case is particularly important because slower monetisation or higher deployment cost can change the timing of future capital requirements.

Financials & Funding
13What If the 770 Target Is Delayed?Financial

A delay primarily affects the timing of advertising inventory, SaaS activation, contribution and operating leverage. The correct way to assess this is through a slower-rollout sensitivity in BC 6.7 and the corresponding cash / runway impact. Management can also moderate expansion spending where possible if rollout or monetisation trails the plan.

Rollout ReconciliationDownside & Resilience
14Why Is the Model Credible If So Much Is Still To Be Validated?Financial

BC 6.7 is a driver-based management model, not a claim that all assumptions have already been proven. Its purpose is to make the assumptions explicit and allow investors to test weaker scenarios. As commercial rollout generates actual data, those assumptions will be replaced progressively by observed traffic, pricing, fill, conversion and unit economics.

Critical Driver DashboardEvidence Gap Closure Plan
15What Would Make the Investment Thesis Fail?Investment Thesis

The principal areas to monitor are rollout conversion, advertising monetisation, actual unit economics, digital adoption, technology scale and capital efficiency. The Data Room links these directly to operating KPIs and downside sensitivities. The investment thesis therefore has explicit validation points rather than relying on one headline forecast.

Investment Thesis Validation

Part VI — Consistency, Evidence & Final Principle

Controles de consistencia, evidencia y principio final.

Summary

15

Principal Questions Covered

15

Answers Current

8

Evidence Complete

2

Evidence Still Required

1

Legal Review Required

3

Model Work Required

1

Technical Validation Required

No quality score.

Response Consistency Check

Each response is verified for consistency with the following canonical sources:

Waterhouse deckBC 6.7Rollout ReconciliationLegal ReadinessTechnology ReadinessCommercial Proof

Where a conflict exists, the response is flagged for reconciliation.

Evidence Check

Each response links to evidence or an approved analytical section. Where evidence is missing, the response states "evidence still being built / validated" rather than strengthening the wording.

Update When Facts Change

• Pipeline changes• Rollout progresses• New commercial evidence appears• Technical testing completes• BC version changes• Legal status changes

Response History

Historical versions of material responses are preserved. Previously communicated positions are not silently rewritten.

Final Principle

The objective is that every management representative can answer the same question with the same meaning using the same canonical numbers and pointing to the same evidence.

QUESTION↓CURRENT POSITION↓SUPPORTING FACTS↓EVIDENCE↓ADDITIONAL DETAIL
CONSISTENCYPRECISIONTRACEABILITY
GOVERNANCE RULE50 SECTIONS

No More Pages — Gobernanza de Contenido del Data Room de Inversores

El Data Room de Inversores LOTOMIX ha entrado en modo de operación y preparación de release.

OPERATE MODEStage 6 — Operate

No More Pages — Investor Data Room Content Governance

The LOTOMIX Investor Data Room has entered operating and release-preparation mode

The purpose of this rule is to stop unnecessary expansion of the Investor Data Room. The analytical architecture is now sufficiently developed. From this point forward, the default action must NOT be to create another page. The default action should be: update, reconcile, simplify, link, verify, replace outdated information, or add evidence to the existing canonical architecture.

UPDATE, DON'T DUPLICATE · IMPROVE, DON'T EXPAND · ADD EVIDENCE, NOT COMPLEXITY · KEEP THE INVESTOR JOURNEY STABLE

§ 1 · DECLARE CONTENT ARCHITECTURE COMPLETE

Treat the principal LOTOMIX investor architecture as STRUCTURALLY COMPLETE.

This does NOT mean

✗ the business is static;✗ operating data will not change;✗ new evidence will not be added;✗ future investor questions will not arise.

It means

New information should normally update an existing canonical section rather than create another investor-facing page.

§ 42 · DATA ROOM MATURITY MODEL

STAGE 1

Build

Create the initial content.

↓

STAGE 2

Expand

Answer due diligence.

↓

STAGE 3

Reconcile

Align models, claims and evidence.

↓

STAGE 4

Compress

Reduce navigation complexity.

↓

STAGE 5

Release Candidate

Freeze the package.

↓

STAGE 6

Operate

Update actual data and evidence without expanding architecture.

← CURRENT

§ 2 · DEFAULT RULE

Before creating any new investor-facing page, the data room team must first ask:

?Does an existing page already answer this investor question?
?Can the new information be added as a subsection?
?Can it be handled through a drill-down?
?Can it be added to the Evidence Map?
?Can it be added to IC Q&A?
?Can it be added to the Investor Questions Tracker?
?Can it be handled through the KPI Cockpit?
?Can it be handled through the Risk Register?
?Can it be added as a source document?

If the answer to any is yes → DO NOT CREATE A NEW PAGE. Use the existing architecture.

§ 3 · CREATE A NEW-PAGE TEST

A new investor-facing page may only be proposed if ALL of the following are true:

1.A material investor question exists.
2.No current canonical page answers it adequately.
3.Adding the answer to an existing page would materially reduce clarity.
4.The topic is likely to remain relevant throughout the fundraising / DD process.
5.The new page has a unique primary question.
6.The page does not duplicate an existing analytical framework.
7.Management explicitly approves the addition.

If any condition fails → do not create the page.

§ 4 · NEW PAGE REQUEST

Where a genuinely new page is proposed, create an INTERNAL request:

NEW INVESTOR PAGE REQUEST

Field
Detail
Investor Question
—
Why Existing Pages Are Insufficient
—
Proposed Page
—
Unique Primary Question
—
Existing Pages Reviewed
—
Expected Investor Value
—
Management Approval
—

Do not implement the page before approval.

§ 5 · NO PAGE FOR EVERY INVESTOR QUESTION

A new investor question should first go into Investor Questions Answered Tracker. Then determine whether the answer belongs in IC Q&A, an existing analytical page, source evidence, or a private DD response. A one-off DD question does NOT justify a permanent new page.

IC Q&Aan existing analytical pagesource evidencea private DD response

§ 6 · CANONICAL PAGE OWNERSHIP

Maintain one canonical page per principal investor question. Use the following structure as the default source of truth.

INVESTMENT CASE

Canonical

3-Minute Investment Overview

Supporting

Investment Case at a GlanceInvestment Thesis ValidationInvestor Summary One-Pager

✗ Do not create another executive investment-summary page.

BUSINESS MODEL

Canonical

Business & Revenue Model

Supporting

Unit EconomicsRevenue QualityAssumptions That Matter

✗ Do not create another page simply describing revenue streams.

UNIT ECONOMICS

Canonical

Unit Economics by Location

✗ Do not create another page calculating location economics. Update this one.

CRITICAL ASSUMPTIONS

Canonical

Assumptions That Matter

✗ Do not create additional driver dashboards.

NETWORK / ROLLOUT

Canonical

Rollout Reconciliation

Supporting

deployment evidenceFunding → MilestonesCurrent State vs Future State

✗ Do not create another 370 / 500 / 770 explanation.

FINANCIAL MODEL

Canonical source

BC 6.7

Supporting

Financial Summary (investor summary)

✗ Do not create competing financial models or independent forecast pages.

DOWNSIDE

Canonical

Downside & Resilience

Supporting

Financial SensitivityManagement Cash Response

✗ Do not create separate downside pages unless specialist analysis genuinely requires it.

FUNDING

Canonical

Funding & Capital Deployment

Supporting

Investment InflectionUse of FundsCapital → MilestonesCapital Efficiency

✗ Do not create additional €3M explanation pages.

TECHNOLOGY

Canonical

Technology Readiness & Scalability

Supporting

ArchitectureTicket Validationtechnical evidence

✗ Do not create separate pages for every technical subsystem.

COMMERCIAL

Canonical

Commercial Proof & Traction

Supporting

revenue qualityevidencepipeline detail

✗ Do not create separate pages for each advertiser or opportunity.

LEGAL

Canonical

Regulatory & Legal Readiness

Supporting

CorporateContractsIPData ProtectionTransaction / product legal structure

✗ Do not create standalone pages for every legal question unless specialist DD requires it.

EVIDENCE

Canonical map

Investment Evidence Map

Full Evidence & Source Documents (Canonical repository)

✗ Do not create another evidence index.

RISK

Canonical

Institutional Risk Register

✗ Do not create additional investor-facing risk lists.

IC QUESTIONS

Canonical investor-facing

Investment Committee Q&A

Investor Questions Answered Tracker (Canonical internal)

✗ Do not create further FAQ systems.

§ 7 · UPDATE BEFORE CREATE

For every new fact, the data room team should apply this decision sequence:

Does it change an existing KPI?→ Update KPI Cockpit.
↓
Does it change a financial assumption?→ Update through the controlled financial-model process.
↓
Does it create new evidence?→ Add to Evidence Map / canonical evidence source.
↓
Does it change commercial status?→ Update Commercial Proof.
↓
Does it change rollout?→ Update Rollout Reconciliation.
↓
Does it change technology maturity?→ Update Technology Readiness.
↓
Does it change legal status?→ Update Legal Readiness.
↓
Does it answer an investor question?→ Update IC Q&A / Questions Tracker.

Only after these options are exhausted should a new page be considered.

§ 8–19 · NEW [X] RULES

§ 8

New Commercial Development Rule

If LOTOMIX signs a new advertiser, partner or customer:

do NOT create a new page.

Update

Commercial Proof & TractionEvidence MapLatest Material Updates (where material)relevant KPIs

§ 9

New Installation Data Rule

If installation counts change:

do NOT create a new rollout page.

Update

Rollout ReconciliationKPI CockpitCurrent State vs Future Statelatest investor reportingrelevant Evidence Map source

Preserve the previous historical reporting value.

§ 10

New Pipeline Data Rule

If 1,200+ changes to a new verified figure:

do NOT create a new pipeline page.

Update

canonical pipeline source

Then propagate through reusable metric components. Do not manually update each page independently where the platform can reference one source.

§ 11

New Financial Data Rule

When actual commercial performance begins:

do NOT create a new Actual Financial Model page.

Update

Original BC 6.7ActualCurrent Forecast

Use these within the existing financial reporting architecture. Preserve the original investment case.

§ 12

New BC Version Rule

If management formally approves a successor to BC 6.7:

do not overwrite BC 6.7.

Update

Create a new controlled model versionmark BC 6.7 as original / superseded for current forecastpreserve it as original investment-case modelupdate canonical financial-model statusreconcile every investor-facing output

A new BC version does NOT require new financial-summary pages.

§ 13

New Technology Evidence Rule

If load testing, security testing or production data becomes available:

Do not create Technology Readiness V2 or separate scale-validation pages unless genuinely necessary.

Update

Technology Readiness & ScalabilityTechnical Evidence

§ 14

New Legal Evidence Rule

If legal counsel confirms a product area:

Do not create a new legal page every time an opinion is received.

Update

Regulatory & Legal ReadinessLegal Evidence

Change status only within the supported scope.

§ 15

New Risk Rule

If a new material risk emerges:

Do not create New Risks as a separate page.

Update

Institutional Risk Register

If the risk requires investor disclosure, update the relevant canonical investment page.

§ 16

New Investor Objection Rule

If a new investor raises a difficult objection:

Only create a new page if the New-Page Test is passed.

Update

capture in Investor Questions Trackercheck IC Objection Handling Packidentify existing Data Room pageimprove that page if necessary

§ 17

New Evidence Gap Rule

If management identifies something not yet proven:

Do not create another Things to Prove page.

Update

Evidence Gap Closure Plan

§ 18

New Value-Creation Evidence Rule

If a model assumption becomes actual evidence:

Do not create a new success-story page.

Update

Proof ProgressionValue Creation BridgeKPI CockpitEvidence Gap status

§ 19

Latest Updates Rule

New developments should primarily surface through:

Update

Latest Material Updates

Examples

new advertiser · new installations · legal confirmation · technical milestone · material financial update

This prevents the homepage from growing every time the business progresses.

§ 20–22 · FREEZES

§ 20

Homepage Freeze

The homepage should remain based on Eight Principal Doors.

Only update

canonical metricscurrent milestone statuslatest material updates

Do not add

Do not create new homepage categories.Do not add every new development as a new homepage section.

§ 21

Executive Surface Freeze

The following executive surfaces should remain the only principal executive summaries:

Read Me FirstInvestment Case at a Glance3-Minute Investment OverviewInvestor Summary One-Pager

Do not add

5-Minute OverviewPartner SummaryQuick PitchExecutive Investment Storyother substantially similar pages

§ 22

Analytical Surface Freeze

The principal analytical questions are now covered by:

Investment ThesisUnit EconomicsCritical DriversRolloutDownsideFundingTechnologyCommercialLegalRiskEvidence

Any proposed analytical page should first be tested against these.

§ 23–25 · EXCEPTIONS

§ 23

Internal Governance Exception

New INTERNAL-only tools may be added where genuinely required for transaction execution, compliance, Data Room administration, or investor reporting automation. However, they must not appear in normal investor navigation. They should not duplicate existing governance systems.

§ 24

Source Document Exception

New source documents can always be added when genuinely relevant. Examples: executed contract, new legal opinion, monthly accounts, technical report, deployment evidence, commercial agreement. The No More Pages rule does NOT restrict evidence uploads. It restricts unnecessary investor-facing analytical pages.

§ 25

Data Update Exception

Live / recurring data should continue to update. Examples: installed locations, active locations, pipeline, advertisers, revenue, MAU, cash. Do not freeze operating data merely because page creation is frozen.

§ 26 · EVIDENCE UPDATES SHOULD STRENGTHEN EXISTING PAGES

As evidence improves, replace or supplement MODELLED with ACTUAL where appropriate. Replace EARLY EVIDENCE with REPEAT EVIDENCE when justified. The page remains. The evidence maturity changes.

MODELLED→ACTUAL
EARLY EVIDENCE→REPEAT EVIDENCE

§ 27 · CONTENT DECAY CONTROL

Stopping page creation must NOT cause the Data Room to become stale. The governance process should continue to flag stale KPIs, expired evidence, outdated pipeline, superseded legal position, old commercial status, and outdated forecasts. The Data Room now moves from content creation to content maintenance.

⚠ stale KPIs⚠ expired evidence⚠ outdated pipeline⚠ superseded legal position⚠ old commercial status⚠ outdated forecasts

§ 28 · MAINTENANCE PRIORITY ORDER

1.Correct material errors
2.Update actual data
3.Add / strengthen evidence
4.Resolve investor questions
5.Reconcile financials
6.Reconcile narrative
7.Simplify navigation
8.Improve visual presentation
9.Add new content only if truly necessary

This becomes the default operating priority.

§ 29

No Cosmetic Expansion

Do not create new pages because a new design idea exists, another visual could look impressive, or a topic could theoretically be explained separately. Visual improvements should normally be applied to existing canonical pages.

§ 30

No Investor-Impressiveness Pages

Do not add pages solely intended to make the Data Room appear larger or more sophisticated. Sophistication should come from clarity, evidence, reconciliation, controlled reporting, and depth when required. Not page count.

§ 31 · ONE QUESTION — ONE PRIMARY DESTINATION

For every recurring investor question, designate one canonical destination. Do not create competing answers.

How many locations exist?→Rollout Reconciliation.
How do you make money?→Business & Revenue Model.
What happens if assumptions miss?→Downside & Resilience.
What is the source model?→BC 6.7.
Can technology scale?→Technology Readiness.
What is contracted?→Commercial Proof / Evidence Map.
What is legally ready?→Legal Readiness.

§ 32 · ONE FACT — ONE DATA SOURCE

Material recurring facts should come from one canonical data source. Pages should reference these facts. They should not independently own different copies.

Installed locations→Operations data.
Pipeline→Canonical pipeline source.
Financial forecast→Current approved BC.
Hardware specs→Current technical specification.
FENAMIX commercial treatment→Canonical agreement / approved interpretation.

§ 33 · ONE DOCUMENT — ONE CANONICAL FILE

Do not create multiple copies of:

BCFENAMIX agreementcurrent rollout plancap tablehardware specification

Use canonical records and references.

§ 34

New-Page Warning

If a new investor-facing page is proposed without a completed New Investor Page Request, display: NEW PAGE GOVERNANCE REVIEW REQUIRED. Do not add the page automatically.

NEW PAGE GOVERNANCE REVIEW REQUIRED

§ 35

Duplication Warning

If proposed new content overlaps materially with an existing page, flag: EXISTING CANONICAL PAGE FOUND. Then identify canonical page, recommended subsection, evidence destination.

EXISTING CANONICAL PAGE FOUND

§ 36 · RELEASE CANDIDATE PROTECTION

Once a Release Candidate exists, no new investor-facing analytical page should enter that RC unless it resolves a documented RC issue, management approves it, or a new RC is created where material. This protects release discipline.

§ 37 · RC REVIEW FOCUS

After this governance rule is implemented, Release Candidate review should focus only on:

AccuracyEvidenceClarityReconciliationNavigationAccessFreshness

Not: feature expansion.

§ 38 · MANAGEMENT CHANGE REQUEST

Any material addition after RC freeze should use:

CONTENT CHANGE REQUEST

Field
Detail
Problem
—
Current Page
—
Proposed Change
—
Why Existing Structure Is Insufficient
—
Material?
—
New RC Required?
—
Management Approval
—

§ 39 · PAGE REMOVAL STILL ALLOWED

The No More Pages rule does NOT prohibit merging pages, removing pages from navigation, converting pages to drill-down, or moving content internally. Further simplification is encouraged.

§ 40

Page Count Should Trend Down or Stable

From this point, investor-facing analytical page count should generally remain stable or decrease through consolidation. A sustained increase should trigger CONTENT ARCHITECTURE REVIEW.

§ 41

Evidence Count May Increase

By contrast, source / evidence document count may increase naturally as rollout progresses, revenue begins, technical testing continues, and contracts are signed. This is positive. The distinction is: more evidence does not require more navigation complexity.

§ 43 · OPERATE MODE PRINCIPLES

In Operate Mode

✓ Facts update.✓ Evidence grows.✓ Status changes.✓ KPIs become actual.✓ Forecasts get refreshed.✓ Questions get answered.✓ Risks evolve.✓ Documents get versioned.

But: the architecture remains stable.

§ 44–47 · INVESTOR EXPERIENCE & CONTINUITY

§ 44

Investor Experience Benefit

The objective is to make returning investors feel the business is moving without feeling the Data Room is constantly changing shape. Stable architecture improves investor familiarity, source traceability, DD speed, trust, and update comprehension.

§ 45

Returning Investor Experience

Returning investors should primarily see WHAT CHANGED, not WHERE DID EVERYTHING MOVE? Therefore preserve stable URLs where possible, stable category names, stable canonical pages, and stable KPI definitions. Update the content inside them.

§ 46

Waterhouse Continuity

Michael and Oscar have already built familiarity with the LOTOMIX materials. Do not force them to relearn a new architecture every time management improves the Data Room. After Release Candidate, focus on new evidence, updated actuals, and responses to their questions. Keep structure stable.

§ 47

Investor Communication Rule

When telling an investor something has changed, prefer: 'Rollout Reconciliation has been updated with the latest operating data.' rather than: 'We created a new rollout page.' This supports continuity.

PREFER:

"Rollout Reconciliation has been updated with the latest operating data."

RATHER THAN:

"We created a new rollout page."

§ 48 · FINAL GOVERNANCE DASHBOARD

Internal compact control showing:

0

Investor-Facing Pages

0

New Pages Pending Approval

target: 0

14

Canonical Pages

0

Pages Recommended for Merge

target: 0

0

Stale Pages

target: 0

0

New Evidence Added This Period

target: ↑

0

Material Data Updates

target: ↑

Desirable state: 0 unnecessary new pages while evidence continues to grow.

§ 49 · GOVERNANCE EXCEPTION REPORT

If a new page is eventually approved, record:

Investor Question SolvedWhy Existing Architecture FailedApproved ByAdded to Which CategoryImpact on Navigation

This helps prevent architecture creep.

§ 50 · FINAL MESSAGE

DATA ROOM CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE

The LOTOMIX Investor Data Room should now evolve through better evidence, updated actuals, stronger reconciliation and clearer investor responses — not through continuous expansion of the page architecture.

UPDATE, DON'T DUPLICATEIMPROVE, DON'T EXPANDADD EVIDENCE, NOT COMPLEXITYKEEP THE INVESTOR JOURNEY STABLE

FINAL CONTROL

✗ Do not create additional investor-facing analytical pages by default.

✗ Do not create duplicate summaries.

✗ Do not create duplicate financial views.

✗ Do not create duplicate rollout explanations.

✗ Do not create duplicate evidence maps.

✗ Do not create duplicate Q&A systems.

✗ Do not freeze actual business data.

✗ Do not prevent new evidence from being uploaded.

✗ Do not prevent material corrections.

✗ Do not prevent a genuinely necessary page when management explicitly approves it.

THE FINAL RULE IS:

A NEW FACT UPDATES AN EXISTING PAGE.

A NEW DOCUMENT STRENGTHENS THE EVIDENCE.

A NEW QUESTION UPDATES THE Q&A.

A NEW RISK UPDATES THE RISK REGISTER.

A NEW KPI UPDATES THE COCKPIT.

A NEW PAGE IS THE EXCEPTION.

Content governance operates under the current authorised-investor visibility policy.

GOVERNANCE & QAREGRESSION CONTROLINVESTOR CONTROL50 SECTIONS

Regression Test del Data Room de Inversores

Verificar automáticamente que cada actualización material permanezca consistente en todo el paquete de inversores.

GOVERNANCE & QAREGRESSION CONTROLINVESTOR CONTROL

Investor Data Room Regression Test

Automatically verify that every material update remains consistent across the full investor package

The purpose of this control is to prevent a correct update in one section from creating an inconsistency elsewhere in the Investor Data Room. From this point forward, every MATERIAL change should trigger a regression review across all affected investor-facing surfaces.

THIS CONTROL MUST NOT:

✗ automatically change signed source documents;

✗ automatically modify BC assumptions;

✗ automatically publish;

✗ automatically change commercial or legal status without evidence.

CHANGE ONCE → TEST EVERY DEPENDENCY → UPDATE CURRENT REFERENCES → PRESERVE HISTORY → VERIFY CONSISTENCY

THE PROCESS

CHANGE

↓

IDENTIFY DEPENDENCIES

↓

TEST ALL REFERENCES

↓

FLAG CONFLICTS

↓

UPDATE APPROVED SURFACES

↓

VERIFY AGAIN

§ 1 · DEFINE MATERIAL UPDATES

A regression test should be triggered whenever any of the following changes:

Network Metrics

• installed locations• activated locations• monetised locations• completed locations• pipeline• potential network

Rollout

• dates• deployment milestones• hardware quantities• location targets

Financial

• BC version• revenue assumptions• EBITDA• cash• runway• funding requirement• Use of Funds

Commercial

• counterparty status• advertiser status• signed contract• pilot• first revenue• repeat revenue

Technology

• production readiness• test completion• scale validation• major architecture status

Legal / Regulatory

• authorisation• legal review• payment architecture• peñas status• privacy status

Corporate

• cap table• ownership• entities• governance

Fundraising

• financing amount• valuation• transaction terms• transaction status

Minor cosmetic changes should NOT trigger a full regression test.

§ 2 · CREATE THE CHANGE EVENT

For every material update create:

MATERIAL DATA CHANGE EVENT

Field
Detail
Change ID
—
Date
—
Category
—
Previous Value / Status
—
New Value / Status
—
Source
—
Effective Date
—
Owner
—

Previous

Previous installed readers: 370

→

New

New installed readers: 420

This event should trigger the dependency check.

§ 3 · BUILD A DEPENDENCY MAP

For each canonical metric, identify every page / document generated from it.

INSTALLED LOCATIONS

May affect:

Homepage heroInvestment Case at a Glance3-Minute Investment OverviewInvestor One-PagerRollout ReconciliationCurrent State vs Future StateInvestment ThesisKPI CockpitDecision MatrixLast Mile Pack

The system should not rely on someone remembering every reference manually.

§ 4 · TEST NETWORK METRIC UPDATES

If any of the following change, search every current investor-facing occurrence:

3705007701,200+3,3707,000
Check: numberCheck: meaningCheck: classificationCheck: dateCheck: source

Flag: NETWORK REGRESSION — if any page still uses an obsolete value or outdated meaning.

§ 5 · DO NOT BLINDLY REPLACE NUMBERS

A change from 370 → 420 must NOT automatically replace every occurrence of 370 because some occurrences may refer to historical snapshots, original investment case, old investor deck, or prior monthly reports.

CURRENT — UPDATEHISTORICAL — PRESERVE

This is essential.

§ 6 · PRESERVE HISTORICAL INVESTMENT CASES

If a metric changes after RC1, Investor Summary V1, or a prior investor report, do NOT rewrite the historical version.

RC1

RC1 recorded: 370 existing readers

LATER

Later actual: 420 existing readers

CURRENT PAGES

Current pages should show: 420

RC1 REMAINS

while RC1 remains: 370 as of [date]

This preserves auditability.

§ 7 · ROLLOUT DATE REGRESSION

If rollout timing changes, check:

HomepageOne-PagerInvestment Case at a GlanceRollout ReconciliationFunding → MilestonesInvestment ThesisIC Q&ALast Mile PackDecision Matrix
Preserve: Original TargetPreserve: Current Expected Date

Do not silently rewrite original milestones.

§ 8 · HARDWARE REGRESSION

If any hardware specification changes, check every current investor-facing reference to reader, rear display, and large display.

If specification changes from 43-inch to another approved commercial specification: update current product / rollout materials.

Preserve historical contractual references. Never edit signed contracts.

§ 9 · FINANCIAL MODEL REGRESSION

If a new BC version is approved, trigger a full financial regression.

Financial SummaryUnit EconomicsAssumptions That MatterDownsideUse of FundsCash / RunwayKPI TargetsInvestor One-PagerIC DashboardLast Mile PackDecision MatrixQ&A responses

Flag: OUTDATED FINANCIAL MODEL REFERENCE

§ 10 · DO NOT AUTO-REPLACE BC VERSIONS

A new BC must first be formally approved, then designated current. Only then should generated current investor content update. Historical materials must retain their original model reference.

§ 11 · FINANCIAL NUMBER REGRESSION

For every changed financial assumption, test the entire chain:

Assumption→Unit Economics→Revenue→Contribution→EBITDA→Cash→Runway→Funding Requirement

Flag: FINANCIAL REGRESSION FAILURE

§ 12 · GTV / REVENUE REGRESSION

Whenever transaction or peñas economics change, recheck that GTV remains separate from LOTOMIX recognised revenue across tables, charts, summaries, one-pager, and KPI Cockpit.

This control should run every time digital economics are updated.

§ 13 · FENAMIX ECONOMICS REGRESSION

Any modification to large-format advertising economics must trigger a check that 30% FENAMIX share remains applied only to the correct revenue perimeter.

Unit EconomicsBC summariesadvertising economicsone-pagerfinancial reconciliationQ&A

Flag: FENAMIX ECONOMICS REGRESSION

§ 14 · COMMERCIAL STATUS REGRESSION

If a commercial counterparty moves from one status to another:

PIPELINE→PILOT→CONTRACTED→LIVE

Update:

Commercial ProofEvidence MapLatest Updatesrelevant KPIInvestment Overview where material

Flag: COMMERCIAL STATUS REGRESSION

§ 15 · DO NOT RETROACTIVELY CHANGE OLD COMMERCIAL STATUS

Historical investor reports should continue to show the status that existed at that date.

September: Pilot

October: Contracted

The September report should not be rewritten.

§ 16 · FIRST REVENUE REGRESSION

MODELLED / PRE-COMMERCIAL → ACTUAL REVENUE

Revenue QualityProof ProgressionValue Creation BridgeEvidence Gap ClosureKPI CockpitDecision Matrix

Do not automatically classify the revenue as recurring until repeat evidence exists.

§ 17 · REPEAT REVENUE REGRESSION

FIRST REVENUE → REPEAT / OBSERVED RECURRING

Revenue QualityIC DashboardInvestment ThesisLast Mile Pack

Preserve earlier maturity records historically.

§ 18 · TECHNOLOGY STATUS REGRESSION

TESTED→PRODUCTION-READY→OPERATING→SCALE VALIDATED

Check:

Investment OverviewOne-PagerIC DashboardTechnology ReadinessInvestment ThesisDecision MatrixQ&A

§ 19 · DO NOT OVER-UPGRADE TECHNOLOGY STATUS

A new successful test should not automatically change TESTED to PROVEN AT SCALE. The required evidence must match the maturity definition. Regression testing must validate not only consistency but correctness of the new status.

§ 20 · LEGAL STATUS REGRESSION

If legal counsel updates a feature status, check all references to authorised, approved, permitted, legal, and reviewed. Update only the scope supported by the new evidence.

Legal confirmation on peñas must not automatically update wallet, payments, or complete app regulatory status.

§ 21 · CORPORATE REGRESSION

Triggers

cap tableownershipdirector / administratorgroup structure

Update

Corporate StructureDeal Readinesscap tableLast Mile Packtransaction materials where applicable

Preserve historical corporate snapshots.

§ 22 · FUNDRAISING REGRESSION

If financing parameters change, for example:

€3M → €Xvaluation range changes

Check

homepageInvestor OverviewOne-PagerIC DashboardFunding & Capital DeploymentDecision MatrixLast Mile PackObjection Handling Pack

Do not update signed transaction documents automatically.

§ 23

Evidence Regression

When a new piece of evidence is added, check whether any status should legitimately change.

Actual paid campaign evidence may affect Commercial Proof, Evidence Map, Evidence Gap Closure, and Proof Progression. But do not upgrade unrelated sections automatically.

§ 24

Evidence Removal / Invalidation

If evidence is later found to be outdated, incorrect, invalid, or superseded, flag all claims that depend on it.

Flag: EVIDENCE DEPENDENCY FAILURE

Affected claims should not remain marked VERIFIED without another supporting source.

§ 25

Pipeline Freshness Regression

countagesourceduplicatesinactive opportunities

Do not simply increase the number over time. The latest pipeline should represent the approved current definition. If methodology changes, document it.

§ 26

KPI Definition Regression

Example: Completed Location

Old DefinitionNew DefinitionEffective DateImpact on Comparability

Do not silently redefine the KPI.

§ 27

Actual Data Regression

As actual data replaces assumptions, do not remove the original assumption. Show Original BC Assumption vs Actual vs Current Forecast where relevant.

This allows investors to evaluate forecast quality.

§ 28

One-Pager Regression

Every material update should check whether the Investor Summary One-Pager remains current. Because this file may circulate outside the live Data Room, any stale material number should trigger:

Flag: ONE-PAGER UPDATE REQUIRED

Do not rely solely on the live website being correct.

§ 29

PDF / Export Regression

Similarly check exported IC dashboard, downloadable summaries, and investor PDFs. A material web update may leave exported documents stale.

Flag: EXPORTED INVESTOR MATERIAL OUTDATED

§ 30

Waterhouse Deck Regression

Do NOT automatically edit the Waterhouse deck. But whenever a material canonical fact changes, check whether the current deck is affected. If yes, flag:

WATERHOUSE DECK UPDATE REVIEW REQUIRED

Show: slideShow: current wordingShow: new canonical positionShow: materiality

Management / Oscar decides whether the deck should change.

§ 31

Q&A Regression

Whenever a material fact changes, search Investor Questions Answered Tracker and IC Objection Handling Pack for affected approved answers.

Flag: ANSWER REQUIRES REVIEW

Do not silently rewrite answers already sent historically. Update the current approved response version.

§ 32

Decision Matrix Regression

Whenever new evidence changes the status of an investment thesis, update the Final Investor Decision Matrix.

Advertising moves from commercial validation required to early actual evidence when paid campaign data exists.

Preserve historical snapshots.

§ 33

Risk Regression

A material change may reduce a risk, increase a risk, create a new risk, or close a risk. Check the Institutional Risk Register automatically.

hardware costs materially higher than plan → update hardware-cost risk.

Do not automatically close a risk simply because one positive data point exists.

§ 34

Downside Regression

If actual results materially diverge from Base, check whether the existing downside scenarios remain relevant.

Actual CPM falls below the current downside assumption.

Flag: DOWNSIDE MODEL MAY REQUIRE UPDATE

Do not update BC automatically.

§ 35

Value Creation Regression

As assumptions become evidence, update Value Creation / Proof Progression but preserve the original sequence.

Modelled CPM→First Actual CPM→Repeat Campaign CPM→Broader Average

This demonstrates evidence evolution.

§ 36

Evidence Gap Regression

When a gap closes, update Evidence Gap Closure Plan from VALIDATION REQUIRED to the correct evidence status.

Require

evidence sourcedateowner / verification

Do not close based on management assertion alone.

§ 37

Last Mile Pack Regression

Does this change one of the 10–20 Last Mile materials?

Do not allow reference to:

✗ superseded model✗ outdated deck✗ obsolete rollout✗ old evidence status

§ 38

Release Candidate Regression

If a material change occurs after RC freeze, determine whether it requires Minor RC fix or New RC. Use the existing RC governance rules.

Do not silently modify a frozen Release Candidate.

§ 39

Latest Updates

Any material regression-approved change should also be considered for Latest Material Updates. Use only investor-relevant changes.

deployment increasednew commercial contractfinancial model updatedtechnology scale test completed

Do not surface internal QA changes.

§ 40

Run Cross-Functional Tests

A single change may affect several disciplines.

A new payment architecture may affect Technology, Legal, Financial model, Product, Risk, and Q&A.

The regression test must detect cross-functional dependencies. Do not treat material changes as isolated updates.

§ 41 · CREATE REGRESSION SEVERITY

MATERIAL REGRESSION FAILURE

Investor could receive inconsistent or materially misleading information.

IMPORTANT REGRESSION FAILURE

Should be corrected before next investor circulation.

MINOR REGRESSION FAILURE

Formatting / non-material stale reference.

Do not create numeric severity scores.

§ 42 · MATERIAL REGRESSION EXAMPLES

•old fundraising amount still displayed
•30% FENAMIX applied incorrectly
•old BC still shown as current
•current pipeline shown differently across pages
•actual revenue shown as modelled or vice versa
•legal status materially inconsistent
•deployment count materially inconsistent

§ 43 · CREATE THE REGRESSION REPORT

After each material update generate:

Material Update Regression Report

Change ID

Change Summary

Canonical Source Updated

Pages Tested

Documents Tested

Q&A Answers Tested

Conflicts Found

Material Conflicts

Updates Required

Historical References Preserved

Final Status

PASS only means no unresolved regression conflicts detected. It is not an investment-quality judgment.

§ 44 · FINAL REGRESSION STATUS

PASS

No unresolved current-content conflicts.

PASS WITH MINOR ITEMS

No material issue, minor clean-up remains.

REVIEW REQUIRED

Important inconsistency exists.

MATERIAL CONFLICT

Do not circulate updated investor material until reviewed.

This is an operational QA status only.

§ 45

Do Not Block Live Business Operations

Regression review should not prevent operating teams from installing locations, signing advertisers, updating pipeline, or running technology. It controls investor communication consistency, not business execution.

§ 46

Do Not Auto-Publish After Pass

Even if regression status is PASS, do not publish, email investors, change permissions, or release updated documents without explicit management instruction.

§ 47 · CREATE AN UPDATE PREVIEW

Before approving the current update for investors, show management Investor-Facing Changes.

Homepage
370 → 420 installed readers.
Rollout
Current installed count updated.
One-Pager
Metric updated.
KPI Cockpit
Actual updated.
Evidence Map
New deployment evidence linked.

This lets management see what investors will notice.

§ 48 · CREATE AN UNCHANGED HISTORICAL MATERIAL VIEW

Also show Historical Materials Intentionally Preserved.

RC1
370 readers as of original data cut-off.
September investor report
370 readers.

This prevents someone mistakenly 'correcting' valid historical records.

§ 49 · UPDATE GOVERNANCE PRINCIPLE

The Investor Data Room is now a connected system. A material figure should not be thought of as text on one page but as ONE CANONICAL FACT with MULTIPLE CONTROLLED REFERENCES. The regression system protects this relationship.

§ 50 · FINAL OPERATING RULE

From this point forward:

New installation number → regression test.

New pipeline number → regression test.

New advertiser status → regression test.

New BC → regression test.

New legal status → regression test.

New technology maturity → regression test.

New fundraising term → regression test.

This should become automatic Data Room governance.

FINAL CONTROL

✗ Do not blindly global-replace numbers.

✗ Do not rewrite historical snapshots.

✗ Do not modify signed documents.

✗ Do not automatically modify the Waterhouse deck.

✗ Do not automatically alter BC.

✗ Do not upgrade statuses without evidence.

✗ Do not publish automatically.

THE CORE RULE IS:

CHANGE ONCE↓TEST EVERY DEPENDENCY↓UPDATE CURRENT REFERENCES↓PRESERVE HISTORY↓VERIFY CONSISTENCY

This is how LOTOMIX should maintain ONE CURRENT INVESTMENT CASE without losing historical auditability.

ONE CURRENT INVESTMENT CASE · WITHOUT LOSING HISTORICAL AUDITABILITY

GOVERNANCE & QA · INVESTOR CONTROL

GOVERNANCE & QAFORECAST ACCOUNTABILITYINVESTOR CONTROL60 SECTIONS

Tracker de Precisión de Previsiones y Credibilidad de Dirección

Seguir cómo las suposiciones originales y los previsiones posteriores de LOTOMIX se comparan con el rendimiento operativo real.

GOVERNANCE & QAFORECAST ACCOUNTABILITYINVESTOR CONTROL60 SECTIONS

Forecast Accuracy & Management Credibility Tracker

Track how LOTOMIX's original assumptions and subsequent forecasts compare with actual operating performance

The purpose of this framework is to measure forecasting discipline over time. It allows investors and management to distinguish between the original investment case, subsequent management forecasts, actual performance, the reasons for material variance, and management's response to new evidence.

THIS FRAMEWORK ALLOWS INVESTORS AND MANAGEMENT TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN:

• the original investment case;

• subsequent management forecasts;

• actual performance;

• the reasons for material variance;

• management's response to new evidence.

THIS FRAMEWORK MUST NOT CREATE:

✗ a management score;

✗ a credibility score;

✗ a probability of execution success;

✗ a rating of management quality.

THE OBJECTIVE IS FACTUAL FORECASTING ACCOUNTABILITY

THE PERMANENT FRAMEWORK

ORIGINAL PLAN

↓

LATEST FORECAST

↓

ACTUAL

↓

VARIANCE

↓

EXPLANATION

↓

MANAGEMENT RESPONSE

§ 1 · PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL INVESTMENT CASE

Use:BC 6.7as the baseline investment-case forecast where applicable.

Use BC 6.7 as the baseline investment-case forecast where applicable. Never retrospectively modify BC 6.7 to improve apparent forecasting accuracy.

For each material KPI preserve:

Original BC 6.7 AssumptionOriginal Target DateOriginal Financial Output

This becomes the permanent benchmark.

§ 2 · CREATE THE MASTER FORECAST-ACCURACY TABLE

KPIOriginal PlanLatest ForecastActualVariance vs OriginalVariance vs Latest ForecastExplanation
———————

Include only material decision-useful metrics. Do not attempt to track every line in the financial model.

§ 3 · TRACK NETWORK / ROLLOUT FORECASTING

Installed LocationsActivated LocationsMonetised LocationsCompleted Locations

For each period show:

original planlatest forecast before period closeactualvariance

This provides visibility into whether rollout timing is consistently:

aheadin linedelayed

Do not create evaluative labels such as: "good forecasting" or "poor forecasting". Show the evidence.

§ 4 · TRACK THE 770 MILESTONE

Original Management Target

Approximately 770 completed locations by April 2027

Then show over time:

Original Target→Current Expected Position→Actual Progress

If the expected completion date changes, preserve every meaningful forecast revision. Do not overwrite the original target date.

§ 5 · TRACK INSTALLATION VELOCITY

Planned Installations / Month→Forecast Installations / Month→Actual Installations / Month

Then show:

absolute variancepercentage variance

This helps identify whether rollout deviation is:

one-offpersistentimprovingworsening

Do not infer causation automatically. Use percentage variance only where mathematically meaningful.

§ 6 · TRACK ACTIVATION FORECASTING

Installation is not enough. Also compare:

Planned Activation Rate→Forecast Activation Rate→Actual Activation Rate

This reveals whether management forecasts commercially useful deployment rather than only hardware movement.

§ 7 · TRACK ADVERTISING FILL FORECASTING

Once commercial data exists, compare:

Original Fill Assumption→Current Forecast Fill→Actual Fill

Break down by screen format where relevant:

readerrear displaylarge-format

This should become one of the most important commercial forecast-accuracy views.

§ 8 · TRACK CPM / REALISED PRICING

Original Model CPM / Price→Latest Forecast CPM / Price→Actual Realised CPM / Price

Where current reader planning reference is:

€6–€9 CPM

Preserve the exact BC 6.7 assumption relevant to the reporting period. Do not use the entire range as one forecast if BC 6.7 uses a specific value.

§ 9 · TRACK TRAFFIC

Original Traffic Assumption→Latest Forecast→Actual Observed Traffic

Where the original reference uses:

800 visits/day

Where traffic varies materially by location, include in drill-down:

averagemediancohort / location distribution

Do not judge forecast quality from a single site.

§ 10 · TRACK CAPTURE / INTERACTION

Original Capture Assumption→Latest Forecast→Actual Capture

Original planning reference where applicable:

30%

This provides direct evidence of whether the reader-interaction model was realistic.

§ 11 · TRACK ADVERTISING REVENUE

Original Advertising Revenue Forecast→Latest Advertising Revenue Forecast→Actual Advertising Revenue

Break down where decision-useful:

readerrear displaylarge format

Ensure gross and LOTOMIX net are treated consistently.

§ 12 · TRACK FENAMIX ECONOMICS

For large-format advertising, compare:

ORIGINAL

• Original Gross Revenue

• Original FENAMIX Share

• Original LOTOMIX Net

ACTUAL

• Actual Gross Revenue

• Actual FENAMIX Share

• Actual LOTOMIX Net

This verifies whether both commercial performance and contractual economics are being forecast correctly.

§ 13 · TRACK SAAS

Compare:

Original Paying-Administration Assumption→Latest Forecast→Actual Paying Administrations

Then:

Original SaaS MRR→Latest Forecast MRR→Actual SaaS MRR

Do not use activated locations as a proxy for paying SaaS unless they are actually paying.

§ 14 · TRACK DIGITAL USER FORECASTING

Compare:

Original Downloads→Latest Forecast Downloads→Actual Downloads

Then separately:

Original MAU→Latest Forecast MAU→Actual MAU

Do not evaluate digital forecast quality based only on downloads.

§ 15 · TRACK TRANSACTION BEHAVIOUR

Original Transactions / MAU→Latest Forecast→Actual

Then separately:

Original GTV→Latest Forecast GTV→Actual GTV
Original LOTOMIX Transaction Revenue→Latest Forecast→Actual LOTOMIX Revenue

Maintain: GTV ≠ Revenue

§ 16 · TRACK MEMBERSHIP CONVERSION

Original Conversion→Latest Forecast→Actual Conversion

Current model reference where applicable:

2.5%

Also show:

paying usersMRRchurn / retention once measurable

This demonstrates whether modelled paid conversion aligns with user behaviour.

§ 17 · TRACK PEÑAS

Original Active Peña Assumption→Latest Forecast→Actual

Then:

participantsaverage participationGTVLOTOMIX fee revenue

Do not interpret unlaunched / legally pending functionality as forecast error until the intended commercial period actually begins.

§ 18 · TRACK UNIT ECONOMICS

Once representative actual data exists, compare:

Original BC 6.7 Revenue / Location→Latest Forecast Revenue / Location→Actual Revenue / Location

Then:

Original Contribution / Location→Latest Forecast→Actual

This is one of the strongest tests of forecast credibility.

§ 19 · TRACK HARDWARE COSTS

Original Hardware Budget→Latest Forecast→Actual Procurement Cost

Break down by:

readerrear displaylarge display

Then include:

Installation CostLogisticsTotal Cost / Location

This measures capital-planning accuracy.

§ 20 · TRACK OPEX

Compare material categories:

PersonnelTechnologyCommercialOperationsProfessional ServicesOther Approved Categories
Original BC 6.7vsLatest ForecastvsActual

Do not change classifications simply to reduce variance.

§ 21 · TRACK REVENUE

At company level compare:

Original Revenue→Latest Forecast Revenue→Actual Recognised Revenue

Then explain the main bridge drivers:

Rollout variance ±+Fill variance ±+Pricing variance ±+Digital variance ±=Revenue variance

Use actual model outputs where available.

§ 22 · TRACK EBITDA

Original EBITDA→Latest Forecast→Actual EBITDA

Then show the principal causes of variance:

revenuegross contributionpersonnelcommercial costtechnologyother OPEX

Do not use unexplained 'other' as the primary variance bucket where detail exists.

§ 23 · TRACK CASH

Original Closing Cash→Latest Forecast Closing Cash→Actual Closing Cash

Then:

Original RunwayCurrent Forecast Runway

Runway itself is forward-looking, so do not label an original runway figure as Actual.

§ 24 · TRACK CAPITAL DEPLOYMENT

Compare by material category:

Original Use of Funds→Latest Planned Allocation→Actual Capital Deployed

Then show Output Created:

Hardware capital→installed locations
Commercial capital→paid campaigns / advertising revenue
Technology capital→readiness milestones

This links forecast accuracy to capital productivity.

§ 25 · CREATE VARIANCE CLASSIFICATIONS

Do not classify variance as: "good", "bad", "success", "failure". Use factual causes.

TIMING

Activity occurred later / earlier.

VOLUME

Lower / higher quantity.

PRICE

Realised price differs.

MIX

Revenue / cost mix differs.

COST

Actual cost differs.

SCOPE

Execution scope changed.

EXTERNAL

Material third-party factor.

MODEL ASSUMPTION

Original assumption proved inaccurate.

Allow multiple classifications.

§ 26 · CREATE A VARIANCE WATERFALL

For major metrics such as:

RevenueEBITDACash

Show:

Original Plan→Rollout Variance→Advertising Variance→Digital Variance→Cost Variance→Other→Actual

Only use mathematically reconciled impacts. Do not estimate explanatory impacts manually if the financial model cannot support them.

§ 27 · DISTINGUISH TIMING FROM ECONOMIC UNDERPERFORMANCE

This is critical. A location installed one month late may create timing variance without proving weaker mature unit economics. Similarly, low early fill may represent commercial ramp rather than mature network performance.

The tracker should distinguish:

Timing variancefromStructural economics variance

§ 28 · TRACK FORECAST REVISIONS

Every material current-forecast revision should be stored.

Forecast 1→Forecast 2→Forecast 3

Then compare each with eventual Actual.

This allows management and investors to see whether forecasts become more accurate as the period approaches. Do not retain only Original and Final Actual.

§ 29 · CREATE FORECAST VINTAGES

For important reporting periods, preserve forecast snapshots such as:

Original BC 6.7→90-Day Prior Forecast→60-Day Prior Forecast→30-Day Prior Forecast→Actual

Only where reporting cadence supports it. Do not create artificial historical forecasts retroactively.

§ 30 · FORECAST ACCURACY BY HORIZON

Where enough history exists, show how forecast variance changes by horizon.

12-Month Forecast→6-Month Forecast→3-Month Forecast→1-Month Forecast

This can help investors understand planning visibility. Do not produce this analysis before sufficient forecast vintages exist.

§ 31 · DO NOT CREATE A 'MANAGEMENT ACCURACY SCORE'

No: 8/10; 90%; grade; star rating; credibility score.

Forecast accuracy varies by metric and horizon. Show the underlying data.

§ 32 · CREATE A 'FORECAST BIAS' VIEW ONLY WHEN ENOUGH DATA EXISTS

Once sufficient history exists, examine whether forecasts have systematically overestimated or underestimated specific metrics.

rolloutrevenueOPEXcash

Use wording such as: "Historical forecasts have tended to be above / below actual outcomes for this metric over the observed period."

Use descriptive statistics. Do not infer intent. Only once data supports it.

§ 33 · TRACK ASSUMPTION CHANGES

When management changes a model driver, record:

Original Assumption

New Assumption

Date

Evidence Trigger

Financial Impact

Example

Original CPM → actual campaigns → revised current forecast CPM.

This demonstrates evidence-led forecasting.

§ 34 · DISTINGUISH RESPONSIVE FORECASTING FROM FORECAST DRIFT

A forecast should change when actual data changes, commercial conditions change, rollout changes, or costs change. But frequent unexplained changes may reduce comparability. Therefore every material forecast change should have:

EVIDENCE-BASED RATIONALE

Do not allow silent model drift.

§ 35 · CREATE 'WHAT MANAGEMENT LEARNED' FIELD

For material variance only, allow a concise field:

Learning / Implication

Examples:

• installation lead time longer than assumed

• advertiser sales cycle shorter / longer

• reader capture differs by location type

• hardware cost lower / higher than forecast

Keep it factual. Do not use motivational language.

§ 36 · CREATE 'MANAGEMENT RESPONSE' FIELD

For material adverse variance show:

action takentimingownerimpact on current forecast

Example

Lower fill → refocus commercial activity / adjust deployment pace.

Do not imply mitigation will necessarily eliminate the variance.

§ 37 · POSITIVE VARIANCE DISCIPLINE

Where Actual exceeds forecast, show why.

faster rolloutstronger fillbetter pricelower cost

Do not immediately extrapolate the positive variance indefinitely. Require repeat evidence before changing long-term assumptions materially.

§ 38 · NEGATIVE VARIANCE DISCIPLINE

Where Actual underperforms, show:

VarianceCauseManagement ResponseUpdated Forecast

Do not: remove the KPI; redefine the metric; shift the comparison period. Do not [the above] to improve appearance.

§ 39 · FORECAST ACCURACY AND RISK REGISTER

Persistent variance should affect relevant risks.

Repeated rollout missmay affectRollout Execution Risk
Repeated CPM missmay affectAdvertising Monetisation Risk
OPEX overspendmay affectCapital Efficiency Risk

Link automatically for review. Do not change risk status automatically without management confirmation.

§ 40 · FORECAST ACCURACY AND EVIDENCE GAPS

When actuals become available, close / evolve relevant evidence gaps.

Traffic assumption → actual traffic history.

The Forecast Accuracy Tracker should link to the same operating evidence.

§ 41 · FORECAST ACCURACY AND INVESTMENT THESIS

Update the thesis with:

Original expectationActual evidenceCurrent outlook

Network conversion thesis: original rollout plan vs actual activation vs current forecast.

This is more informative than simply stating 'thesis validated / invalidated'.

§ 42 · FORECAST ACCURACY AND IC DASHBOARD

Once sufficient actual history exists, the 60-second IC Dashboard should show where appropriate:

Actual vs Planfor:rolloutrevenuecash

Do not overcrowd it with all variance analysis. Link to this tracker for detail.

§ 43 · FORECAST ACCURACY AND INVESTOR REPORTING

Quarterly investor reporting should include a concise Forecast Accuracy section.

Show only material areas such as:

rolloutrevenueOPEXcash

Then: Full Forecast Accuracy Tracker →

Do not make every monthly report a retrospective forecasting audit.

§ 44 · FORECAST ACCURACY AND LAST MILE PACK

Before future fundraising / financing rounds, this history can provide strong evidence on planning discipline, actual execution, and forecast evolution.

Include only if sufficient history exists. Do not use immature data to make broad management-credibility claims.

§ 45 · FORECAST ACCURACY AND NEW BC VERSIONS

If a new formally approved long-term model replaces BC 6.7 for current forecasting purposes, preserve BC 6.7 as Original Investment Case. Then track the newer model as Current Strategic / Financial Plan.

Preserve BC 6.7 as:

Original Investment Case

Track newer model as:

Current Strategic / Financial Plan

Do not erase the forecasting benchmark used by original investors.

§ 46 · CREATE AN 'ORIGINAL CASE VS REALITY' VIEW

Once enough operating history exists, create a concise investor-facing table:

MetricOriginal Investment CaseActual to DateCurrent Outlook
locations———
advertising———
revenue———
EBITDA———
cash———

Do not expose every model line. This can become a very powerful transparency tool.

§ 47 · SAMPLE-SIZE CONTROL

Do not judge forecast quality from one month, one advertiser, one location, or one cohort unless the metric itself is meant to be assessed at that level.

Label: EARLY DATA

§ 48 · PERIOD CONSISTENCY

Ensure comparisons use equivalent periods.

Do not compare:

✗ full-month forecast vs partial-month actual without adjustment

✗ annual run-rate vs actual annual revenue as equivalent metrics

§ 49 · CURRENCY / ACCOUNTING CONSISTENCY

Use the same:

currencyVAT treatmentgross / net conventionrevenue-recognition convention

Between Plan, Forecast and Actual. Otherwise variance analysis is meaningless.

§ 50 · DATA SOURCE CONTROL

• Every Actual must identify its source.

• Every Original Plan must identify its model version.

• Every Current Forecast must identify forecast version and forecast date.

This should make every comparison reproducible.

§ 51 · CREATE A FORECAST VERSION REGISTER

Forecast VersionDateData Cut-OffKey ChangesStatus
—————

Statuses:

CURRENTSUPERSEDEDHISTORICAL

Only one current forecast should exist at a time.

§ 52 · CREATE A FORECAST CHANGE SUMMARY

Whenever a new forecast becomes current, produce:

What Changed in the Forecast?

Maximum 5–7 material items.

Examples:

• slower rollout

• stronger advertiser pricing

• higher hardware cost

• lower OPEX

• delayed digital monetisation

This should be easier for investors to understand than comparing two full models manually.

§ 53 · FORECAST ACCURACY HISTORY

Maintain a history by quarter / reporting period. This should allow future review of how much was forecast, what actually occurred, and how forecasts evolved.

Do not delete old forecasts after they are superseded.

§ 54 · NO HINDSIGHT EDITING

Critical:

Critical: Do not edit the original forecast after Actual is known. Do not update old narrative to make the prediction appear more accurate.

Preserve exactly what management expected at the time.

§ 55 · INVESTOR-FACING USE

This tracker should initially remain primarily INTERNAL / GOVERNANCE. A concise investor-facing version may later be used once sufficient operating history exists.

Do not overwhelm current fundraising materials with an accuracy tracker before meaningful Actual data exists.

§ 56 · WHEN TO SURFACE TO INVESTORS

Investor-facing Forecast Accuracy becomes particularly valuable when:

✓ several reporting periods exist✓ actual data is representative✓ forecast vintages are preserved✓ definitions are stable

Until then, prepare the infrastructure but keep the view secondary.

§ 57 · FORECASTING DISCIPLINE PRINCIPLE

The objective is not for every forecast to be exact. Early-stage businesses operate under uncertainty. The objective is to demonstrate:

✓ assumptions are explicit

✓ actual variance is visible

✓ management updates forecasts when evidence changes

✓ original forecasts are preserved

✓ explanations are factual

✓ capital decisions respond to actual performance

§ 58 · INTERNAL DASHBOARD

KPIs with Actual Data

[count]

KPIs Still Primarily Modelled

[count]

Material Variances This Period

[count]

Forecast Assumptions Updated

[count]

Forecast Version

[current version]

Current Forecast Data Cut-Off

[date]

No credibility score.

§ 59 · FINAL INVESTOR VALUE

Over time, the strongest evidence this tracker can produce is not 'management always forecasts perfectly'. It is:

management makes explicit assumptions, measures actual results against them, updates expectations transparently and preserves accountability for the original investment case.

This is the intended governance signal.

§ 60 · FINAL PRINCIPLE

WHAT WE SAID WOULD HAPPEN

↓

WHAT WE LATER EXPECTED

↓

WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED

↓

WHY IT WAS DIFFERENT

↓

WHAT WE NOW EXPECT

This should become part of LOTOMIX's post-investment operating discipline.

FINAL CONTROL

✗ Do not create a management score.

✗ Do not retroactively alter BC 6.7.

✗ Do not alter old forecasts after Actual is known.

✗ Do not hide adverse variance.

✗ Do not extrapolate one positive datapoint aggressively.

✗ Do not change KPI definitions without disclosure.

✗ Do not compare incompatible periods.

✗ Do not treat Current Forecast as Actual.

✗ Do not publish this framework prominently until sufficient operating history exists.

THE GOVERNING RULE IS:

FORECASTS ARE ACCOUNTABLE.↓ACTUALS ARE VISIBLE.↓VARIANCES ARE EXPLAINED.↓HISTORY IS PRESERVED.

SAVE ALL CHANGES IN THE EDITOR ONLY. DO NOT PUBLISH.

GOVERNANCE & QAPOST-INVESTMENT REPORTINGINVESTOR CONTROL51 SECTIONS

¿Qué Ha Cambiado Desde la Inversión?

Una comparación directa entre la línea base de inversión del Día 0 y la posición operativa actual de LOTOMIX.

POST-INVESTMENT REPORTING51 SECTIONS

What Changed Since Investment?

A direct comparison between the Day 0 investment baseline and LOTOMIX's current operating position

The purpose of this section is to show investors clearly what has changed since investment completion.

THIS PAGE SHOULD ANSWER:

• What operating capacity has been created?

• What commercial evidence has been generated?

• Which assumptions have become actual data?

• How has capital been deployed?

• How has the investment thesis evolved?

THE PRINCIPAL COMPARISON MUST BE:

DAY 0versusTODAY

Do not compare only against the latest forecast. Preserve the original investment baseline.

§ 1 · LOCK THE DAY 0 BASELINE

DAY 0 INVESTOR BASELINE

At closing, create an immutable Day 0 Investor Baseline. Capture the actual position at investment completion.

Network

• installed locations• activated locations• monetised locations• completed locations• pipeline

Screens

• readers• rear displays• large-format screens

Commercial

• active advertisers• campaigns live• paid advertising revenue

SaaS

• paying administrations• SaaS MRR

Digital

• downloads• registered users• MAU• transactions• paying users

Financial

• monthly recognised revenue• contribution• EBITDA• cash• burn• runway

Technology

• production-readiness status• scale-validation status

Legal / Regulatory

• material launch-readiness status

This baseline must never be rewritten retrospectively.

§ 2 · CREATE THE MASTER DAY 0 VS TODAY TABLE

KPIDay 0TodayChangeCurrent Status
Activated Locations————
Monetised Locations————
Monthly Revenue————
EBITDA————
Cash————
Runway————

Only include decision-useful metrics. Do not overload the table with every KPI available.

§ 3 · NETWORK GROWTH

Installed LocationsDay 0→Today
Activated LocationsDay 0→Today
Monetised LocationsDay 0→Today
Completed LocationsDay 0→Today

This should visually distinguish:

physical deploymentfromcommercial activation

Do not use only total installed locations as evidence of progress.

§ 4 · PIPELINE

Day 0 PipelineversusCurrent Pipeline

But also show: Pipeline Converted Since Investment

This is more important than pipeline growth alone.

Use the funnel:

Day 0 Pipeline↓Scheduled↓Installed↓Activated↓Monetised

Do not present a larger pipeline as sufficient evidence of execution.

§ 5 · SCREEN ESTATE

Show Day 0 vs Today for:

A1D / PPI Readers
DAY 0→TODAY
Rear Displays
DAY 0→TODAY
Large-Format Displays
DAY 0→TODAY

Then: Total Active Screens

Where possible distinguish:

installedfromonline / activefromrevenue-producing

§ 6 · COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING PROGRESS

Compare Day 0 vs Today for:

Active Advertisers

Day 0 → Today

Paid Campaigns

Day 0 → Today

Repeat Advertisers

Day 0 → Today

Advertising Fill

Day 0 → Today

Realised CPM / Effective Price

Day 0 → Today

Advertising Revenue

Day 0 → Today

Do not use theoretical advertising inventory as commercial progress.

§ 7 · REPEAT ADVERTISER PROOF

First Campaign → Repeat Campaign

Day 0

Current repeat-advertiser evidence.

Today

Current repeat-advertiser evidence.

Repeat purchasing is stronger evidence than initial advertiser interest.

§ 8 · ADVERTISING ECONOMICS

Show where available:

CPM

• Model CPM at Investment

• Actual Realised CPM Today

• Current Forecast CPM

FILL

• Model Fill at Investment

• Actual Fill Today

• Current Forecast Fill

This allows investors to see which assumptions have become real operating data.

§ 9 · LARGE-FORMAT ECONOMICS

Where commercially active, compare Day 0 vs Today:

Gross Large-Format Revenue
DAY 0→TODAY
FENAMIX Share
DAY 0→TODAY
LOTOMIX Net Revenue
DAY 0→TODAY

Maintain: 30% FENAMIX share applies only to large-format advertising revenue.

Do not blend with reader / rear-display revenue.

§ 10 · SAAS PROGRESS

Compare Day 0 vs Today:

Paying Administrations

Day 0 → Today

SaaS MRR

Day 0 → Today

Paying Penetration

Day 0 → Today

Retention / Churn

Day 0 → Today

Where Day 0 had no material SaaS revenue, show this rather than using model values. Show: €0 / not commercially active

§ 11 · DIGITAL PROGRESS

Compare where commercially active:

Downloads

Day 0 → Today

Registered Users

Day 0 → Today

MAU

Day 0 → Today

Transactions

Day 0 → Today

Transactions per MAU

Day 0 → Today

Paying Users

Day 0 → Today

Membership MRR

Day 0 → Today

Peña Participants

Day 0 → Today

Do not show downloads alone as evidence of successful digital execution.

§ 12 · GTV VS REVENUE

Show separately:

GTV Day 0 → Today

LOTOMIX Recognised Transaction Revenue Day 0 → Today

Maintain the distinction visibly. Do not aggregate GTV into company revenue.

§ 13 · REVENUE PROGRESS

Monthly Recognised Revenue

Day 0

Starting Position

Today

Actual Today

Original BC 6.7 Plan for Current Period

Original Plan

Current Forecast

Latest Outlook

This gives four useful reference points.

§ 14 · REVENUE MIX EVOLUTION

Where sufficient actual data exists, compare:

Day 0 Revenue MixCurrent Revenue Mix

Possible categories:

reader advertisingrear advertisinglarge-format advertisingSaaStransactionsmembershipspeñasapproved digital monetisation

This shows which revenue streams are actually becoming material.

§ 15 · CONTRIBUTION

Compare:

Day 0 ContributionCurrent ContributionBC 6.7 Current-Period Plan

Then, where available: Contribution per Monetised Location

This becomes one of the strongest indicators of network economics.

§ 16 · EBITDA

Day 0 EBITDA

Today EBITDA

Original BC 6.7 Current-Period EBITDA

Current Forecast EBITDA

Do not replace actual EBITDA with adjusted management metrics unless separately approved.

§ 17 · CASH

Day 0 Cash (including investment proceeds where appropriate)
Capital Deployed Since Investment
Current Cash
Current Forecast Runway

This should make capital utilisation extremely transparent.

§ 18 · CAPITAL DEPLOYMENT

What Has the Capital Produced?

Capital CategoryDeployed Since ClosingOperating Output Created
Technology—production / scale capability
Hardware—deployed devices
Installations—activated locations
Commercial—paid campaigns / advertisers
Digital—active / monetised users
Working Capital—operating runway

All amounts must reconcile with current finance reporting.

§ 19 · CAPITAL REMAINING

Investment Proceeds

↓

minus Capital Deployed

↓

minus Committed Capital where appropriate

↓

equals Available Capital

Do not confuse available cash with unallocated financing proceeds if operating cash flows have also changed. Use finance definitions consistently.

§ 20 · USE OF FUNDS VS ACTUAL

CategoryOriginal Use of FundsActual DeployedVariance
Technology———
Hardware———
Installations———
Commercial———
Digital———
Working Capital———

Then add: Explanation for material variance.

Do not rebase the original allocation.

§ 21 · TECHNOLOGY PROGRESS

Compare Day 0 vs Today for major maturity areas:

Core Platform

Day 0 → Today

Production Readiness

Day 0 → Today

Monitoring

Day 0 → Today

Device Management

Day 0 → Today

Ticket Validation

Day 0 → Today

Scale Testing

Day 0 → Today

Security

Day 0 → Today

Use maturity labels such as:

TESTEDPRODUCTION-READYOPERATINGSCALE VALIDATED

Use maturity labels only where evidence supports them.

§ 22 · TECHNOLOGY EVIDENCE CREATED

Show the most material evidence generated since investment:

✓load test completed
✓additional administration integrations
✓production uptime history
✓device-management data
✓security review
✓recovery test

Do not use ordinary development tasks as headline achievements.

§ 23 · LEGAL / REGULATORY PROGRESS

Day 0 Open ItemsCurrent Open Items

Examples where applicable:

paymentspeñasconsumer termsdata protectionadministration agreements

Show:

Closed Since InvestmentStill Open

Do not imply broader authorisation than supporting legal evidence permits.

§ 24 · COMMERCIAL PROOF CREATED

New Commercial Evidence Since Investment

✓ New Contracted Advertisers

✓ First Paid Campaign

✓ Repeat Campaign

✓ New Paying SaaS Administrations

✓ First Transaction Revenue

✓ Membership Revenue

✓ Peña Revenue

Only include actual commercial evidence.

§ 25 · ASSUMPTIONS REPLACED BY ACTUALS

⚠ PROMINENT SECTION

This should be a prominent section.

Original AssumptionActual Evidence Now AvailableStatus
Traffic——
Capture Rate——
Fill——
CPM——
SaaS MRR——
MAU——
Transaction Frequency——
Hardware Cost——
Location Contribution——

This directly demonstrates de-risking.

§ 26 · EVIDENCE MATURITY PROGRESSION

MODELLED→FIRST ACTUAL→REPEAT ACTUAL→REPRESENTATIVE ACTUAL→SCALED HISTORICAL EVIDENCE

For each important area show current maturity. Do not create a composite score.

§ 27 · INVESTMENT THESIS PROGRESS

For each principal thesis show:

Evidence at Day 0Evidence TodayRemaining Question

Example: Advertising Thesis

Day 0:

model assumptions + commercial pipeline

Today:

actual paid campaigns + realised fill / CPM

Remaining:

repeatability at broader scale

This is much more informative than 'validated / not validated'.

§ 28 · PROOF PROGRESSION

Contract↓Deployment↓Activation↓Paid Revenue↓Repeat Revenue↓Validated Unit Economics↓Repeatable Scale↓Operating Leverage

Different revenue streams may sit at different stages. Do not collapse the whole company into one stage.

§ 29 · WHAT HAS BEEN DE-RISKED?

Evidence Strengthened Since Investment

Only include areas where actual evidence genuinely improved. Examples:

✓ rollout conversion✓ realised CPM✓ advertising fill✓ SaaS activation✓ user behaviour✓ technology reliability

Use: "Evidence strengthened" rather than "risk eliminated".

§ 30 · WHAT REMAINS UNPROVEN?

What Still Requires Validation?

This should be updated honestly. Possible areas:

?mature location economics
?advertiser renewal at scale
?larger user cohorts
?operating leverage
?technology at wider scale
?capital sufficiency through later stages

Do not remove an uncertainty merely because execution has begun.

§ 31 · ORIGINAL PLAN VS TODAY

Create a compact table:

AreaOriginal Investment CaseTodayCurrent Outlook
rollout———
advertising———
digital———
revenue———
EBITDA———
cash———

This should be one of the most important investor-reporting views.

§ 32 · MILESTONE PROGRESS

December 2026

Original

broad commercial rollout target

Current

actual status

March 2027

Original

additional display deployment

Current

actual status

April 2027

Original

approximately 770 completed locations

Current

actual status

Never change the Original column.

§ 33 · MILESTONE EVIDENCE

Completed: View Completion Evidence →

For incomplete milestones show:

current statusupdated expectationexplanation where material

Do not simply relabel delayed milestones.

§ 34 · VALUE CREATED THROUGH EVIDENCE

Do NOT calculate a future company valuation. Instead show:

At Day 0

more of the case depended on assumptions.

Today

a greater / different proportion is supported by actual operating data.

Do not quantify this as a percentage unless a formal methodology later exists. Use specific evidence examples.

§ 35 · 'WHAT €3M HAS BOUGHT SO FAR'

What the Investment Has Enabled

Show only measurable outputs. Examples:

✓ technology milestones completed

✓ hardware deployed

✓ locations activated

✓ advertisers converted

✓ revenue generated

✓ actual unit-economics data

✓ operating runway

Avoid vague:

"accelerated growth""strengthened brand"

§ 36 · DO NOT CONFUSE ACTIVITY WITH OUTPUT

Do not report as capital impact:

✗ meetings held✗ employees interviewed✗ presentations created✗ calls made

Focus on:

operating capacitycommercial evidencefinancial output

Do not report activity as capital impact unless it leads to measurable output.

§ 37 · DAY 0 DATA QUALITY

Where Day 0 data was:

preliminarymanagement reportedlater corrected

Preserve the original Day 0 snapshot but explain any later correction separately. Do not rewrite history.

§ 38 · CURRENT DATA QUALITY

Each Today metric should show where appropriate:

VERIFIEDPRELIMINARYMANAGEMENT REPORTEDRECONCILIATION PENDING

This prevents current operating updates from appearing more certain than they are.

§ 39 · INVESTOR UPDATE HEADER

Since Investment

Day 0 → Current Position

Then display:

Investment Date

[—]

Current Reporting Date

[—]

Current Financial Model

[—]

Current Forecast

[—]

Data Cut-Off

[—]

§ 40 · EXECUTIVE TOP ROW

Create a compact top row with approximately six metrics:

Activated Locations

Day 0→Today

Monetised Locations

Day 0→Today

Advertising Fill

Day 0→Today

Monthly Recognised Revenue

Day 0→Today

Capital Deployed

Day 0→Today

Current Runway

Day 0→Today

Do not overload the header.

§ 41 · QUARTERLY USE

This page should be refreshed as part of quarterly investor reporting. It should not require creating a new page every quarter.

Use:Current Quarter

Retain historical snapshots separately.

§ 42 · HISTORICAL SNAPSHOTS

Preserve:

Q1 Since InvestmentQ2 Since InvestmentQ3 Since Investmentetc.

This allows investors to see progression over time.

Do not overwrite previous quarterly versions.

§ 43 · INVESTOR REPORTING CROSS-LINK

Link directly to:

Latest Quarterly Investor Review →Forecast Accuracy Tracker →

This provides deeper context where required.

§ 44 · RISK CROSS-LINK

If a major metric materially underperforms, link to the relevant Risk Register and Management Action.

Risk RegisterandManagement Action

Do not hide adverse movement.

§ 45 · EVIDENCE CROSS-LINK

Every material improvement should link to evidence.

Activated Locations→operations data
Advertising Revenue→campaigns / finance
SaaS MRR→billing evidence
Technology milestone→technical evidence
Legal closure→legal source

§ 46 · IC USE CASE

A Waterhouse partner should be able to open this page after investment and answer in approximately two minutes:

? What has changed?

? What has the capital created?

? Which assumptions have become actual?

? Which milestones are achieved?

? Which assumptions remain open?

? Is execution tracking the original investment case?

§ 47 · DO NOT CREATE A SUCCESS SCORE

No:

✗ 80% thesis validated✗ 9/10 execution✗ green overall rating

Show:

✓ actuals✓ variance✓ evidence✓ remaining questions

§ 48 · DO NOT TURN VARIANCE INTO SPIN

If:

• rollout is behind

• revenue is lower

• cash burn is higher

Show it clearly. Then show:

whymanagement response

Do not hide it beneath cumulative growth metrics.

§ 49 · POSITIVE PERFORMANCE

Likewise, if performance is ahead, show:

✓ evidence✓ actual value✓ repeatability

Do not extrapolate one positive quarter indefinitely.

§ 50 · FINAL INVESTOR SUMMARY

Day 0 → Today

This view tracks how LOTOMIX has converted investment capital into operating capacity, commercial evidence and financial performance since closing.

The original investment case remains preserved as the benchmark, while current actuals and the latest forecast show how execution has evolved.

Progress is therefore assessed not only through network growth, but through the conversion of installations into monetised locations, model assumptions into actual data, and capital into measurable operating evidence.

§ 51 · NAVIGATION

Cross-link from:

Investor ReportingKPI CockpitForecast Accuracy TrackerValue Creation / Proof ProgressionUse of FundsRisk RegisterInvestment Thesis

CTA: View Day 0 vs Today →

This should become prominent only after investment. It should not dominate the current fundraising Data Room before a Day 0 baseline exists.

FINAL CONTROL

✗ Do not create Day 0 using forecast values.

✗ Do not rewrite Day 0 later.

✗ Do not present pipeline growth as execution by itself.

✗ Do not present hardware purchased as value created by itself.

✗ Do not treat GTV as revenue.

✗ Do not treat first revenue as repeat revenue.

✗ Do not treat tested technology as scale validation.

✗ Do not calculate future company valuation.

✗ Do not hide adverse variance.

THE PERMANENT FRAMEWORK MUST BE:

WHAT EXISTED AT INVESTMENT↓WHAT CAPITAL WAS DEPLOYED↓WHAT OPERATING OUTPUT WAS CREATED↓WHAT EVIDENCE NOW EXISTS↓WHAT STILL NEEDS TO BE PROVEN

This should become the clearest post-investment answer to:

WHAT HAS CHANGED SINCE WE INVESTED?

Post-investment reporting operates under the current authorised-investor visibility policy.

GOVERNANCE & QAPOST-INVESTMENT REPORTINGINVESTOR CONTROL57 SECTIONS

Revisión Trimestral: Tesis vs Realidad

Cómo la tesis de inversión original de LOTOMIX se compara con la evidencia operativa real cada trimestre.

GOVERNANCE & QAPOST-INVESTMENT REPORTINGINVESTOR CONTROL57 SECTIONS

Quarterly Thesis vs Reality Review

How the original LOTOMIX investment thesis compares with actual operating evidence each quarter

The purpose of this section is to ensure that quarterly investor reporting remains anchored to the original reasons for investing.

THIS IS NOT INTENDED TO BE:

✗ another operating report

✗ another financial forecast

✗ a management score

✗ a pass / fail assessment of the investment

✗ an opportunity to rewrite the original thesis

THE PERMANENT STRUCTURE SHOULD BE:

ORIGINAL THESIS→EVIDENCE THIS QUARTER→CURRENT VIEW→NEXT VALIDATION

The original investment thesis must remain historically preserved.

§ 1 · LOCK THE ORIGINAL INVESTMENT THESIS

At investment closing, preserve the principal theses exactly as they existed at that time.

Use the current Investment Thesis Validation section as the baseline.

Each thesis should receive:

• Thesis ID

• Original Wording

• Original Evidence

• Original Remaining Question

• Baseline Date

Do not rewrite original thesis language after actual results become known.

§ 2 · CREATE THE MASTER QUARTERLY MATRIX

Investment ThesisOriginal PositionEvidence This QuarterCurrent ViewNext Validation
T1 Network————
T2 Rollout————
T3 Ad Demand————
T4 Ad Economics————
T5 Reader————

Keep the default investor view concise. Detailed evidence should remain one click deeper.

T1

§ 3 · Network Access → Network Conversion

ORIGINAL THESIS

LOTOMIX's FENAMIX relationship and physical footprint provide a foundation for broader deployment.

ORIGINAL EVIDENCE

• FENAMIX contractual relationship

• approximately 7,000-point potential network perimeter

• approximately 370 existing reader footprint

• 1,200+ rollout / expressed-interest pipeline

EVIDENCE THIS QUARTER

pipeline conversionscheduled locationsinstalled locationsactivated locationsmonetised locationscompleted locations

CURRENT VIEW

Describe factually whether network access is converting into deployment, conversion remains early, or more evidence is required.

Do not use:

"thesis passed""thesis failed"

NEXT VALIDATION

→ next rollout cohort

→ activation velocity

→ monetisation conversion

→ progression toward current rollout milestones

T2

§ 4 · Rollout Execution

ORIGINAL THESIS

LOTOMIX can expand the existing estate at a pace sufficient to support the current commercial plan.

EVIDENCE THIS QUARTER

Planned InstallsActual InstallsPlanned ActivationsActual ActivationsCompleted LocationsDeployment CostInstallation Lead Time

CURRENT VIEW

Explain actual vs original rollout, timing variance, operational bottlenecks, and whether current forecast has changed.

Preserve original target dates. Do not retrospectively change them.

NEXT VALIDATION

→ The next measurable rollout milestone.

T3

§ 5 · Advertising Demand

ORIGINAL THESIS

LOTOMIX's digital inventory can attract paying advertisers.

EVIDENCE THIS QUARTER

qualified advertiserscontracted campaignslive campaignspaid campaignsrepeat advertisers

CURRENT VIEW

Explain the maturity of advertiser demand.

Distinguish:

commercial interestfrompaid commercial activityfromrepeat activity

NEXT VALIDATION

→ repeat campaign

→ broader advertiser base

→ higher commercial conversion

→ longer campaign history

T4

§ 6 · Advertising Economics

ORIGINAL THESIS

Digital inventory can monetise at economically viable fill and realised pricing.

EVIDENCE THIS QUARTER

FillRealised CPM / Effective PriceRevenue per Active ScreenRevenue per Monetised LocationAdvertiser Renewal

COMPARE AGAINST

Original BC 6.7Current Forecast

CURRENT VIEW

Explain whether actual economics are early, representative, still too limited to assess, or materially different from the original model.

Avoid evaluative scoring.

NEXT VALIDATION

→ The next evidence needed to improve representativeness.

T5

§ 7 · Reader Economics

ORIGINAL THESIS

Reader traffic and interaction can create monetisable advertising inventory.

EVIDENCE THIS QUARTER

Actual TrafficActual Capture RateReader InteractionsMonetisable ImpressionsRealised CPMReader Advertising Revenue

COMPARE AGAINST

800 visits/day30% capture

where those were used in BC 6.7

CURRENT VIEW

Explain observed variance. Do not treat early-location data as network-wide proof.

NEXT VALIDATION

→ Larger sample / additional mature location cohorts.

T6

§ 8 · Large-Format Advertising

ORIGINAL THESIS

Large-format LOTOADS screens can produce incremental advertising economics.

EVIDENCE THIS QUARTER

Active Large ScreensPaid SlotsGross RevenueFENAMIX 30% ShareLOTOMIX Net RevenueRepeat Advertisers

Maintain: FENAMIX 30% applies only to the large-format advertising revenue.

CURRENT VIEW

Compare actual net economics against BC 6.7.

NEXT VALIDATION

→ Broader commercial history / repeatability.

T7

§ 9 · SaaS

ORIGINAL THESIS

Activated administrations can support recurring SaaS economics.

EVIDENCE THIS QUARTER

Activated AdministrationsPaying AdministrationsPaying PenetrationSaaS MRRRetentionChurn

Reference pricing: €30/month (where applicable)

CURRENT VIEW

Explain whether SaaS is still activation-stage, generating early recurring revenue, or developing sufficient retention evidence.

NEXT VALIDATION

→ More paying cohorts / retention history.

T8

§ 10 · Digital Adoption

ORIGINAL THESIS

The physical network can support consumer digital adoption.

EVIDENCE THIS QUARTER

DownloadsRegistrationsMAUMAU RateRepeat UsageRetention

Do not prioritise downloads if MAU is available.

CURRENT VIEW

Explain actual engagement relative to original model.

NEXT VALIDATION

→ Longer cohorts / monetisation behaviour.

T9

§ 11 · Digital Monetisation

ORIGINAL THESIS

Active users can generate incremental transaction, membership and community economics.

EVIDENCE THIS QUARTER

Transactions / MAUGTVLOTOMIX Transaction RevenuePaying MembersMembership MRRActive PeñasPeña GTVLOTOMIX Peña Revenue

Maintain: GTV ≠ LOTOMIX Revenue

CURRENT VIEW

Explain which digital monetisation layers have actual evidence and which remain modelled.

NEXT VALIDATION

→ Repeat / retention / mature economics.

T10

§ 12 · Unit Economics

ORIGINAL THESIS

Mature LOTOMIX locations can generate sufficient contribution to support network economics.

EVIDENCE THIS QUARTER

Revenue / Monetised LocationDirect Cost / LocationContribution / LocationAdvertising Revenue / LocationSaaS / Paying Administration

COMPARE

Original BC 6.7vsActualvsCurrent Forecast

CURRENT VIEW

State whether data remains early, mature cohorts exist, economics differ by location type, or current forecast has been revised.

NEXT VALIDATION

→ Larger / more mature cohort evidence.

T11

§ 13 · Technology Production Readiness

ORIGINAL THESIS

The developed platform can transition into reliable commercial production.

EVIDENCE THIS QUARTER

production usageticket-validation performanceincidentsservice availabilitymonitoringbackup / recoveryadministration integrations

Show material evidence only.

CURRENT VIEW

Describe current maturity using TESTED, PRODUCTION-READY, OPERATING where supported.

NEXT VALIDATION

→ The next production-readiness or reliability milestone.

T12

§ 14 · Technology Scale

ORIGINAL THESIS

LOTOMIX technology can support increasing numbers of locations, devices, users, ticket requests, and advertising events.

EVIDENCE THIS QUARTER

Active DevicesPeak LoadError RateAvailabilityDevice ConnectivityPerformanceLoad-Test Results

CURRENT VIEW

Clearly distinguish production evidence from scale evidence.

NEXT VALIDATION

→ The next meaningful load / fleet milestone.

T13

§ 15 · Legal / Regulatory Execution

ORIGINAL THESIS

The commercial model can be implemented within the required contractual and regulatory framework.

EVIDENCE THIS QUARTER

legal item closedpayment structure confirmedpeñas review completedconsumer terms implementedprivacy framework completedcontract executed

Show only material changes.

CURRENT VIEW

Closed ItemsOpen Launch-Critical ItemsPost-Launch Items

Do not provide blanket conclusions beyond supporting evidence.

NEXT VALIDATION

→ The next material legal / regulatory closure.

T14

§ 16 · Capital Sufficiency

ORIGINAL THESIS

The €3M financing supports the next meaningful stage of commercial deployment and validation under the approved plan.

EVIDENCE THIS QUARTER

Capital DeployedCapital CommittedCurrent CashBurnCurrent Forecast RunwayLocations / Commercial Outputs Created

Do not state that no further capital will be required unless supported by the current forecast.

CURRENT VIEW

Explain whether actual capital deployment and operating performance have altered runway, rollout pace, or funding outlook.

NEXT VALIDATION

→ Next financing / cash milestone.

T15

§ 17 · Operating Leverage

ORIGINAL THESIS

Contribution can scale faster than central OPEX.

EVIDENCE THIS QUARTER

Revenue GrowthContribution GrowthOPEX GrowthEBITDACash Movement

Do not manufacture a conclusion.

CURRENT VIEW

If insufficient scale exists, state: Operating leverage not yet meaningfully testable.

NEXT VALIDATION

→ The network / revenue scale at which this thesis becomes more observable.

§ 18 · USE ONLY MATERIAL QUARTERLY EVIDENCE

Do not fill the review with:

✗ ordinary meetings✗ routine development tasks✗ minor product changes✗ marketing activity without measurable output

Quarterly evidence should materially affect understanding of the original investment thesis.

§ 19 · CREATE FOUR CURRENT-VIEW LABELS

Use only descriptive maturity labels:

EVIDENCE STRENGTHENED

New actual evidence supports more of the original thesis.

MIXED / MORE EVIDENCE REQUIRED

Some evidence exists but remains incomplete or mixed.

MATERIAL VARIANCE TO ORIGINAL CASE

Actual evidence differs materially from the original case.

NOT YET MEANINGFULLY TESTABLE

Insufficient operating history currently exists.

These are descriptive reporting labels. Do not use them to create an overall investment judgment.

§ 20 · DO NOT CREATE AN OVERALL THESIS SCORE

No:

✗ 75% validated✗ 12/15 theses passed✗ overall green status✗ investment score

Different theses mature at different rates and have different evidence types. Keep them separate.

§ 21 · CREATE A 'WHAT CHANGED THIS QUARTER?' SUMMARY

5–7 MATERIAL CHANGES

At the beginning show no more than 5–7 material changes. Examples:

•pipeline conversion improved
•first repeat advertiser
•actual CPM available
•SaaS MRR started
•technology scale test completed
•rollout forecast revised
•runway changed

Do not list routine activities.

§ 22 · CREATE 'NEW EVIDENCE THIS QUARTER'

New EvidenceThesis AffectedPrevious PositionNew Position
First Repeat Advertiser—first paid campaign onlyinitial repeat commercial evidence
Actual Reader CPM—model assumptionearly actual pricing evidence

This visually demonstrates de-risking.

§ 23 · CREATE 'ASSUMPTIONS STILL UNCHANGED'

Assumptions Still Awaiting Evidence

Examples where applicable:

?mature unit economics
?long-term user retention
?full network scale
?operating leverage

Not every quarter should change the model. This prevents investors interpreting absence of evidence as confirmation.

§ 24 · CREATE 'ORIGINAL THESIS VS CURRENT FORECAST'

For financially material theses, show:

Original Investment CaseCurrent ForecastActual Evidence

For financially material theses, this allows investors to understand whether management's outlook has changed. Do not rewrite Original Thesis.

§ 25 · CREATE 'THESIS VARIANCE EXPLANATION'

If a material thesis diverges from the original case, explain:

?What changed?
?Why?
?Financial / Operational impact?
?Management response?
?Current outlook?

If a material thesis diverges from the original case, explain these points. Keep concise. Do not use defensive language.

§ 26 · DISTINGUISH TIMING FROM STRUCTURAL THESIS CHANGE

Example: Rollout is 2 months late

This may be:timing variancerather thannetwork thesis invalidation

Example: initial CPM lower than model

This may be:early commercial ramp or structural pricing variance

Use actual evidence to distinguish where possible. Do not reach structural conclusions prematurely.

§ 27 · CREATE 'NEXT QUARTER VALIDATION'

For every material open thesis specify:

Next KPINext EvidenceNext Milestone

Example: Advertising

Next KPI:

repeat advertiser rate

Next evidence:

second / third campaign cycle

Next milestone:

broader live screen inventory

For every material open thesis, specify these. This keeps quarterly reporting forward-looking.

§ 28 · CREATE A THESIS → KPI MAP

Network→Activated / monetised locations
Advertising→Fill / CPM / revenue per location
SaaS→Paying administrations / MRR
Digital→MAU / transactions
Unit Economics→Contribution / location
Financial→Revenue / EBITDA / runway

Each thesis should link directly to the KPI Cockpit. This prevents qualitative thesis commentary from drifting away from measurable evidence.

§ 29 · CREATE A THESIS → EVIDENCE MAP

Advertising evidence strengthened→campaign records
Rollout evidence strengthened→installation system
Technology evidence strengthened→load-test record

Each quarterly claim should link to the underlying evidence. Do not rely on management commentary alone.

§ 30 · CREATE A THESIS → RISK MAP

Example:

Repeated fill underperformance→Advertising Monetisation Risk

Where actual evidence weakens or materially challenges an assumption, link to the Institutional Risk Register. Do not automatically change the risk status. Flag for management review.

§ 31 · CREATE A THESIS → FORECAST MAP

Example:

Actual deployment slower than plan→current forecast rollout revised

If evidence changes the current outlook, link to:

Current ForecastForecast Change Log

If evidence changes the current outlook, link to these. Investors should see: evidence → forecast consequence.

§ 32 · QUARTERLY NETWORK REVIEW

Network Thesis This Quarter

Use:

OriginalActualCurrent OutlookNext Evidence

No more than 4–6 metrics.

§ 33 · QUARTERLY COMMERCIAL REVIEW

Use:

Paid AdvertisersRepeat AdvertisersFillRealised PricingAdvertising Revenue

Focus on actual commercial evidence.

§ 34 · QUARTERLY DIGITAL REVIEW

Use:

MAUTransactionsPaying ConversionRetentionRecognised Digital Revenue

only where the products are commercially active.

§ 35 · QUARTERLY FINANCIAL REVIEW

Use:

RevenueContributionEBITDACashRunwayCapital Deployed

Compare with original case and latest forecast.

§ 36 · QUARTERLY TECHNOLOGY REVIEW

Focus only on evidence affecting:

launchscalereliabilitysecuritydevice management

Do not provide a sprint-by-sprint development report.

§ 37 · QUARTERLY LEGAL REVIEW

Focus only on:

• launch-critical closures

• material contractual developments

• regulatory / legal changes affecting economics or rollout

Do not reproduce the entire Legal Readiness Matrix every quarter.

§ 38 · QUARTERLY CAPITAL REVIEW

Show:

•Capital Deployed This Quarter
•Cumulative Capital Deployed
•Main Output Created
•Remaining Capital
•Current Forecast Runway

This connects investor capital to execution evidence.

§ 39 · CREATE 'THESIS PROGRESSION SINCE DAY 0'

After multiple quarters, show:

Day 0→Q1→Q2→Q3

Example: Advertising

Modelled→First Paid Campaign→Repeat Advertiser→Representative Fill / CPM History

After multiple quarters, show this for each major thesis where meaningful. Use status / evidence evolution. This becomes a strong visual.

§ 40 · PRESERVE QUARTERLY SNAPSHOTS

Once a quarterly review is distributed, preserve it. Do not rewrite prior quarters based on later evidence.

If an error is later discovered, create:

CORRECTION / RESTATEMENT

with explanation.

If an error is later discovered, create a correction with explanation. Do not silently alter history.

§ 41 · QUARTERLY DATA CUT-OFF

Display:

Quarter

[—]

Reporting Period

[—]

Data Cut-Off

[—]

Forecast Version

[—]

Financial Model Baseline

[—]

This ensures all evidence belongs to a clearly defined period.

§ 42 · PRELIMINARY DATA

Where quarterly reporting uses preliminary data, label:

PRELIMINARY→FINALafter reconciliation

Where quarterly reporting uses preliminary data, label it. Then update to FINAL after reconciliation where appropriate. Do not hide the distinction.

§ 43 · CREATE A 2-PAGE EXECUTIVE VERSION

Target: 2 pages / equivalent digital view

Page 1:

• What Changed• Thesis vs Reality Matrix

Page 2:

• Financial / Capital Position• Next Validation

Detailed metrics remain linked deeper. Do not create a 40-slide quarterly board pack by default.

§ 44 · CREATE A DEEP-DIVE VIEW

For investors wanting more detail, link to:

KPI CockpitForecast AccuracyRisk RegisterUnit EconomicsCommercial ProofTechnology evidencefinancial model

For investors wanting more detail, link to these. Do not duplicate these analyses inside the quarterly summary.

§ 45 · DO NOT CHANGE THESIS DEFINITIONS QUARTERLY

Stable:

The original thesis remains stable.

Changes:

The Current View changes.

This distinction is essential. Do not redefine a thesis because evidence is inconvenient.

§ 46 · NEW THESIS

New Strategic Thesis — introduced [date]

A genuinely new strategic thesis should not simply be added into historical investment reporting. If the business materially evolves, create this separate from the original investment case. This preserves accountability.

§ 47 · RETIRED THESIS

RETIRED / NO LONGER PART OF CURRENT PLAN

Mark with:

datereasonfinancial impact

If management intentionally abandons a product / revenue thesis, do not delete it. Mark it with these fields. This provides investors with a transparent history.

§ 48 · MATERIAL STRATEGY CHANGE

The quarterly review should clearly identify:

•Original Thesis
•Evidence That Changed
•Management Decision
•New Strategy
•Financial Impact

If actual evidence causes a material strategy pivot, the quarterly review should clearly identify these. Do not hide the pivot as an ordinary forecast adjustment.

§ 49 · INVESTOR QUESTION INTEGRATION

If the quarter raises new investor questions, capture them in:

Investor Questions Tracker

If the quarter raises new investor questions, capture them there. Do not create another quarterly Q&A system.

§ 50 · IC OBJECTION UPDATE

Where new actual evidence resolves a prior objection, update:

IC Objection Handling Pack

Example:

Objection:

CPM is unvalidated

New evidence:

three quarters of paid campaigns

Action:

Update current response.

Where new actual evidence resolves a prior objection, update the pack. Preserve historical response versions.

§ 51 · LAST MILE PACK UPDATE

Where quarterly evidence materially changes the investment case, review whether:

Last Mile Pack

Where quarterly evidence materially changes the investment case, review whether the pack should include the latest quarterly review. Do not accumulate every quarter indefinitely. Use the latest current review with historical archive.

§ 52 · DECISION MATRIX UPDATE

Update:

Final Investor Decision Matrix

with:

Evidence TodayRemaining Question

Update the matrix with these based on quarterly evidence. Do not rewrite the historical Day 0 decision matrix.

§ 53 · VALUE CREATION UPDATE

Update:

Value Creation / Proof Progression

Example:

first paid campaign→repeat campaign→broader commercial validation

Update where actual evidence advances a maturity stage. Only advance with evidence.

§ 54 · EVIDENCE GAP UPDATE

Close or refine:

Evidence Gap Closure Plan

Example:

Original:

Can advertisers pay modelled CPM?

→

After first campaigns:

Can this CPM repeat across a broader network?

Close or refine according to quarterly evidence. Some questions may evolve rather than fully close. Update the question accordingly.

COMPACT · QUARTERLYEVIDENCE PROGRESSION

Cronología de Progresión de Evidencia (Compacta)

Cómo el caso de inversión progresa de fundación contractual a evidencia operativa.

CONTRACTUAL EVIDENCE→PHYSICAL DEPLOYMENT→OPERATIONAL ACTIVATION→PAID COMMERCIAL EVIDENCE→REPEAT REVENUE→VALIDATED UNIT ECONOMICS→SCALE EVIDENCE→OPERATING LEVERAGE
Evidence at Investment→Evidence Last Quarter→Evidence This Quarter

CURRENT QUARTER FOCUS:

New EvidenceRevised EvidenceNext Evidence

New Evidence Created Since Last Review

Maximum approximately 5–7 items.

• new activated locations• first repeat advertiser• realised CPM• paying SaaS administrations• actual MAU

Areas Still Primarily Modelled

• long-term rollout• mature digital conversion• later-stage network economics• operating leverage

§ 55 · INVESTOR SUMMARY LANGUAGE

Thesis vs Reality

The quarterly review compares LOTOMIX's original investment assumptions with actual operating evidence without rebasing the original case.

Where actual evidence differs from the original plan, the variance, management response and current outlook are shown explicitly.

Where a thesis cannot yet be meaningfully tested, the next required evidence is identified rather than inferred.

§ 56 · NAVIGATION

Cross-link from:

Investor ReportingDay 0 vs TodayForecast Accuracy TrackerInvestment Thesis ValidationKPI CockpitRisk Register

CTA: Open Quarterly Thesis vs Reality Review →

This should become prominent post-investment. It should remain secondary in the current fundraising Data Room until actual quarterly operating history exists.

§ 57 · FINAL CONTROL

✗ Do not create an investment score.

✗ Do not mark theses pass / fail.

✗ Do not rewrite original thesis language.

✗ Do not rewrite original BC 6.7.

✗ Do not hide adverse quarterly evidence.

✗ Do not overinterpret one quarter.

✗ Do not treat timing variance automatically as structural failure.

✗ Do not treat positive early data automatically as scale validation.

✗ Do not create new strategy retrospectively.

THE PERMANENT QUARTERLY FRAMEWORK MUST REMAIN:

WHAT WE BELIEVED AT INVESTMENT↓WHAT THE BUSINESS SHOWED THIS QUARTER↓WHAT WE NOW THINK↓WHAT MUST HAPPEN NEXT TO TEST IT FURTHER

This should keep investor reporting focused on THE INVESTMENT THESIS rather than drowning the IC in operational detail.

SAVE ALL CHANGES IN THE EDITOR ONLY. DO NOT PUBLISH.

GOVERNANCE & QAGOVERNANCE · POST-INVESTMENTINVESTOR CONTROL61 SECTIONS

Dashboard de Decisiones Requeridas

Separar información, elementos a monitorear y asuntos que requieren una decisión explícita de gestión, junta o de inversores.

GOVERNANCE · POST-INVESTMENT61 SECTIONS

Decision Required Dashboard

Separate information, watch items and matters requiring an explicit management, board or investor decision

The purpose of this section is to convert LOTOMIX reporting into a decision-support system.

INFORMATION

Items provided for visibility only.

WATCH

Items requiring closer monitoring but not yet a formal decision.

DECISION REQUIRED

Items requiring an explicit management, board, shareholder or investor decision.

✗ Do NOT treat every variance or operational issue as a decision item.

✗ Do NOT invent board, shareholder or investor approval rights.

Formal decision authority must follow actual corporate governance, shareholder agreements, investment documentation, delegated management authority, and applicable law.

Where authority is unclear, use: DECISION AUTHORITY TO BE CONFIRMED

§ 1 · CREATE THE MASTER DECISION TABLE

Decision IDDecision RequiredWhy NowOptionsFinancial ImpactOperational ImpactDecision OwnerDeadlineSupporting EvidenceStatus
DEC-001—————————
DEC-002—————————
DEC-003—————————

Every material decision should have a unique ID.

Do not reuse IDs.

§ 2 · USE CONTROLLED DECISION STATUS

INFORMATION ONLY

No decision required.

MONITOR

Continue observing before deciding.

MANAGEMENT DECISION REQUIRED

Within approved management authority.

BOARD REVIEW REQUIRED

Only where actual governance requires / supports board involvement.

SHAREHOLDER / INVESTOR APPROVAL REQUIRED

Only where formal transaction or governance documents establish that requirement.

LEGAL AUTHORITY CONFIRMATION REQUIRED

Decision rights unclear.

DECIDED

Formal decision made.

IMPLEMENTING

Decision approved and execution underway.

COMPLETED

Decision fully implemented.

Do not use 'BOARD APPROVAL REQUIRED' merely because an issue is important.

§ 3 · SEPARATE INFORMATION FROM DECISIONS

Reporting items such as:

monthly revenueinstalled locationsadvertising fillMAUcash balance

are generally INFORMATION unless performance creates a decision point.

Example:

INFORMATION:

Advertising fill = 42%

DECISION REQUIRED:

Advertising fill materially below approved threshold for three reporting periods — should screen deployment pace be reduced?

This distinction should remain explicit.

§ 4 · CREATE THE DECISION LOGIC

KPI / Event

↓

Variance / New Information

↓

Is Management Action Already Pre-Approved?

YES

Execute within existing authority.

NO →

Does a material strategic / financial choice exist?

NO →

Monitor.

DECISION REQUIRED

This prevents every operational variance becoming a governance issue.

§ 5 · DECISION CATEGORY — ROLLOUT

Potential decision examples:

• Accelerate rollout• Maintain current rollout pace• Slow rollout• Reprioritise locations• Defer lower-priority installations

Triggered by:

activation performanceadvertising demandinstallation economicshardware availabilitycashtechnology readiness

Do not recommend an option automatically. Present options, evidence, impact.

§ 6 · ROLLOUT DECISION TEMPLATE

DECISION

Should LOTOMIX accelerate, maintain or moderate the current deployment pace?

Evidence:

activated locationsmonetised locationsadvertising fillrevenue / locationdeployment costcurrent cashrunway

Options:

Option A

Accelerate.

Option B

Maintain.

Option C

Moderate / reprioritise.

Financial Impact:

Pull from approved forecast / sensitivity model.

Decision Authority:

Determine according to actual governance.

Do not create a recommended winner automatically.

§ 7 · DECISION CATEGORY — HARDWARE PROCUREMENT

Possible decisions:

• place next hardware order• delay order• reduce order quantity• change supplier• adjust configuration

Evidence should include:

InventoryScheduled LocationsInstallation CapacityUnit CostLead TimeAvailable CapitalCurrent Monetisation Evidence

Avoid hardware purchases based solely on the size of the theoretical network.

§ 8 · HARDWARE ORDERING GATE

Before a material new order, the dashboard should show:

Current Inventory

+

Committed Deliveries

+

Expected Installations

+

Activation Rate

+

Current Cash

+

Commercial Evidence

This enables management to decide whether procurement remains aligned with actual demand.

§ 9 · DECISION CATEGORY — ADVERTISING

Potential decisions:

• Change commercial pricing strategy• Increase / reduce sales resources• Repackage inventory• Prioritise specific screen formats• Alter advertiser segmentation

Trigger evidence:

fillrealised CPMrenewalsales cycleadvertiser concentrationrevenue per screen

Do not recommend price reductions automatically when fill is weak. Show the commercial evidence.

§ 10 · DECISION CATEGORY — DIGITAL ACQUISITION

POTENTIAL DECISION

Should LOTOMIX increase user-acquisition expenditure?

Evidence should include:

MAUActivationRetentionTransactionsPaid ConversionRevenue / Active UserCAC where measurable

Do not scale acquisition purely because download targets are below plan. The decision should depend on engagement and monetisation evidence.

§ 11 · DECISION CATEGORY — SAAS

Potential decisions:

• maintain pricing• modify onboarding• change commercial activation• adjust packaging

Evidence:

paying administrationsMRRpenetrationchurnadministration feedback

Do not modify the €30 reference automatically. Any pricing change must follow the approved commercial process.

§ 12 · DECISION CATEGORY — PEÑAS

POTENTIAL DECISION

Whether to accelerate commercial rollout of peñas.

Evidence should include:

Legal ReadinessTechnical ReadinessAdministration AdoptionParticipant ActivityRealised Economics

Do not make commercial acceleration decisions before launch-critical legal items are closed.

§ 13 · DECISION CATEGORY — TECHNOLOGY

Potential decisions:

• Prioritise scale engineering• Delay non-critical features• Increase infrastructure capacity• Add third-party redundancy• Commission additional security / load testing

Evidence:

production incidentsperformancedevice loaderror ratestechnical-debt registerroadmapcommercial dependencies

Do not turn routine sprint prioritisation into board decisions.

§ 14 · DECISION CATEGORY — HIRING

Potential decisions:

• Approve planned hire• Delay hire• Replace with contractor• Increase commercial capacity• Increase field operations capacity

Evidence:

workloadrolloutrevenuecashcurrent team capacityforecast

Avoid hiring solely because the original plan contained a future headcount assumption.

§ 15 · DECISION CATEGORY — OPEX

Potential decisions:

• release discretionary budget• freeze discretionary spend• reallocate budget• defer non-critical projects

Evidence:

Actual OPEXBudgetRevenueBurnRunwayCurrent Forecast

Do not treat contractual / essential expenditure as discretionary.

§ 16 · DECISION CATEGORY — USE OF FUNDS REALLOCATION

If actual execution indicates capital should move between categories, create a formal decision item.

Original:

Hardware €X

→

Proposed:

Hardware €Y / Commercial €Z

Show:

Original AllocationProposed AllocationReasonImpactRequired Authority

Do not silently reallocate material Use of Funds.

§ 17 · DECISION CATEGORY — FORECAST REVISION

Not every variance requires a formal forecast change. Create a decision only when evidence materially affects rollout, revenue, EBITDA, cash, runway, or funding requirement.

Forecast Change Proposal

• Original Forecast• New Evidence• Proposed Change• Financial Impact• Approval / Governance Requirement

Preserve the original forecast.

§ 18 · DECISION CATEGORY — FUNDING

Possible decisions:

• Begin next financing process• Delay financing• Adjust funding amount• Explore debt / alternative funding where appropriate• Preserve cash through slower rollout

Evidence must include:

current cashrunwaycurrent forecastcommitted capexworking capitalupcoming milestones

Do not wait until cash is nearly exhausted before surfacing financing decisions. Use management-approved thresholds once defined.

§ 19 · DECISION CATEGORY — PUBLIC FUNDING

POTENTIAL DECISION

Whether to alter rollout / cash assumptions based on formal public-funding status.

Distinguish:

Potential→Applied→Approved→Received

Do not base material spending decisions on 'potential' funding unless management explicitly accepts that risk.

§ 20 · DECISION CATEGORY — COMMERCIAL PARTNERSHIP

Material new strategic relationships may require a decision.

Show:

commercial economicsexclusivitytermimplementation coststrategic dependencylegal implications

Do not create a board decision for ordinary advertiser contracts unless governance requires it.

§ 21 · DECISION CATEGORY — CONTRACT AMENDMENT

Material amendments to FENAMIX, strategic partners, material technology suppliers, and core commercial agreements should create a decision item where appropriate.

Show:

Current PositionProposed AmendmentCommercial ImpactFinancial ImpactLegal ReviewRequired Authority

Do not interpret legal consequences automatically.

§ 22 · DECISION CATEGORY — PRODUCT SCOPE

Potential decisions:

• Accelerate a feature• Delay a feature• Remove a feature• Change monetisation priority

Evidence should include:

user behaviourcommercial valuelegal readinessdevelopment coststrategic relevance

Do not allow product expansion to dilute launch-critical execution.

§ 23 · CREATE A 'DECISIONS THIS PERIOD' PANEL

Decisions Required

Target: 0–5 material decisions not 20.

For each display:

DecisionDeadlineOwner / AuthoritySupporting Page

No long analysis on the summary view.

§ 24 · CREATE A 'NO DECISION REQUIRED' PANEL

MONITOR — NO NEW DECISION REQUIRED

Where a major adverse KPI is already being managed under an approved plan, classify it as above.

The dashboard should not generate governance noise.

§ 25 · CREATE A DECISION DEADLINE

Decision Needed By

based on actual operational timing

Examples:

• before next hardware order• before budget release• before contract signature• before forecast publication

Do not invent arbitrary calendar dates where the dependency itself defines the timing.

§ 26 · DISTINGUISH DECISION DATE FROM IMPLEMENTATION DATE

Track separately:

Decision Date

Expected Implementation

A decision may be made today but implemented later. Do not mix the two.

§ 27 · CREATE OPTIONS WITHOUT RANKING

Where multiple legitimate options exist, present them neutrally. Use:

OptionOperational ImpactFinancial ImpactPrincipal Trade-Off
Option A———
Option B———
Option C———

Do not automatically label 'Recommended Option' unless management itself has formally selected / proposed one.

§ 28 · MANAGEMENT PROPOSAL

Where management wants to recommend an option, separate:

Management ProposalfromDecision

The system may record: "Management proposes Option B"

But should preserve:

other optionsevidencerequired approval

Do not let the Data Room itself make the decision.

§ 29 · DECISION SUPPORT — FINANCIAL IMPACT

Every financially material decision should show:

• Base / Current Forecast Impact• Cash Impact• Runway Impact• Capex Impact• EBITDA Impact

Source: current approved financial model / forecast

Do not calculate unsupported values independently.

§ 30 · DECISION SUPPORT — OPERATIONAL IMPACT

Show where relevant:

rolloutlocationsscreensstaffingtechnologyusersadvertiserstiming

This ensures financial optimisation does not hide operational consequences.

§ 31 · DECISION SUPPORT — THESIS IMPACT

For material strategic decisions show which investment thesis is affected.

Slowing rollout→Network / Scale thesis
Reducing advertising investment→Advertising monetisation thesis
Delaying app spend→Digital thesis

This keeps governance connected to the investment case.

§ 32 · DECISION SUPPORT — RISK IMPACT

Show whether an option:

• reduces one risk• increases another• changes liquidity• introduces third-party dependency

Do not create net risk scores. Describe the trade-off.

§ 33 · DECISION SUPPORT — EVIDENCE

Every decision item should link to supporting evidence. Examples:

Rollout Decision→KPI Cockpit + Rollout
Hardware→inventory + procurement
Forecast→Financial Reconciliation
Legal→counsel document
Commercial→CRM / contracts

No material decision should rely solely on narrative.

§ 34 · DECISION OWNERSHIP

Distinguish:

Decision PreparerDecision Owner / AuthorityImplementation Owner

Example:

Preparer:

Finance prepares analysis.

Owner:

Management / board decides.

Implementer:

Operations implements.

Do not assume the same person performs all three roles.

§ 35 · AUTHORITY MATRIX

INTERNAL governance map:

Decision TypeManagementBoardShareholders / InvestorsLegal Confirmation
Rollout————
Hardware————
Funding————
Forecast————
Contracts————

Do NOT populate governance authority by inference.

Use actual:

bylawsboard delegationsshareholder agreementinvestment agreementapplicable corporate law / counsel advice
Until confirmed: AUTHORITY TO BE CONFIRMED

§ 36 · DO NOT CREATE INVESTOR VETO RIGHTS

Critical:

Do not assume Waterhouse or any investor can approve / reject:

✗ hiring✗ budgets✗ contracts✗ capex✗ product decisions

unless definitive transaction documents grant such rights.

The reporting framework may inform investors without granting governance authority.

§ 37 · CREATE A DECISION PACK

Decision Memo

• Decision Requested

• Context

• Evidence

• Options

• Financial Impact

• Risks / Trade-Offs

• Management Proposal where applicable

• Required Authority

Target: 1–2 pages maximum

Do not create long presentations for ordinary decisions.

§ 38 · DECISION HISTORY

Preserve every material decision.

DecisionDateDecision TakenAuthorityRationaleExpected Impact
DEC-001—————
DEC-002—————

Do not overwrite history when circumstances change later.

§ 39 · ACTUAL OUTCOME OF DECISION

After implementation, allow management to record:

Expected Outcome

Actual Outcome

Example:

Decision:

slow hardware procurement

Expected:

extend runway by X

Actual:

capital saved / rollout affected

Only calculate where supported. This creates stronger governance learning.

§ 40 · DECISION FOLLOW-UP

Each material decision should define:

• Review Date / Trigger• KPI to Monitor• Evidence of Outcome

Do not treat the decision as complete merely because approval occurred.

§ 41 · DECISION → FORECAST

CURRENT FORECAST REVIEW

If a decision changes financial outlook, trigger this. Do not alter the original BC 6.7.

Example:

Decision to slow rollout→current forecast rollout / revenue / cash changes

§ 42 · DECISION → REGRESSION TEST

Every material approved decision that changes:

rolloutfundingcommercial modeltechnologylegal statusforecast
must trigger: Material Update Regression Test

Every material approved decision that changes these must trigger this. This preserves Data Room consistency.

§ 43 · DECISION → RISK REGISTER

A decision may change risk exposure.

Example:

Accelerate rollout→
reduce timing riskincrease cash / execution risk

Flag relevant risks for review. Do not automatically alter risk classification.

§ 44 · DECISION → INVESTOR REPORT

Material Decisions This Period

For each:

DecisionRationaleExpected ImpactCurrent Status

Keep this short. Do not include every routine management decision.

§ 45 · DECISION → THESIS VS REALITY

If a material decision changes how the original investment thesis is being executed, note it in:

Quarterly Thesis vs Reality

Example:

Original:

rapid rollout

→

Decision:

moderate rollout due to fill

If a material decision changes how the original investment thesis is being executed, note it there. This is material thesis-execution context.

§ 46 · DECISION → DAY 0 VS TODAY

Significant capital-allocation decisions should also feed:

What Changed Since Investment

When they materially affect:

capital deploymentnetworkcommercial outputrunway

Significant capital-allocation decisions should also feed this when they materially affect these areas.

§ 47 · CREATE 'DECISIONS MADE THIS QUARTER'

Use a compact table:

DecisionWhyExpected ImpactStatus
DEC-001———
DEC-002———

Maximum: 5–7 material decisions

Do not overwhelm investors with internal management detail.

§ 48 · CREATE 'DECISIONS AHEAD'

Decisions Likely Required Next

Only where an upcoming dependency is clear. Examples:

• next hardware order• hiring release• forecast refresh• additional financing• product launch gate

Only where an upcoming dependency is clear. Do not invent hypothetical decisions merely to fill the section.

§ 49 · CREATE A DECISION QUEUE

Internal dashboard:

Decisions Required Now

[count]

Decisions Upcoming

[count]

Decisions Awaiting Evidence

[count]

Decisions Awaiting Legal Confirmation

[count]

Decisions Made

[count]

Implementation Pending

[count]

No effectiveness score.

§ 50 · DECISION AWAITING EVIDENCE

AWAITING EVIDENCE

Example:

Whether to materially accelerate screens→ requires:
fillCPMlocation economics

This is preferable to making decisions prematurely.

§ 51 · DECISION AWAITING LEGAL REVIEW

Use where the operating choice depends on contract interpretation, regulatory scope, investor rights, or corporate approvals.

Do not infer legal authority.

§ 52 · CREATE MATERIALITY FILTER

Only decision items with meaningful impact on:

strategycapitalriskforecastmilestonematerial contract

Only decision items with meaningful impact on these should appear in investor / board reporting. Routine decisions remain in management operations.

§ 53 · DO NOT TURN REPORTING INTO MICROMANAGEMENT

The dashboard should support governance. It should not make every:

✗ campaign✗ installation✗ hire✗ software release

a board-level matter.

Maintain clear delegation.

§ 54 · NO DECISION BY DASHBOARD

The tool should not automatically select:

✗ accelerate✗ delay✗ hire✗ fire✗ fund✗ cancel

It presents evidence and options. Human management / governance bodies decide.

§ 55 · POST-DECISION COMMUNICATION

Once a material decision is made, update:

Current PlanCurrent ForecastRelevant KPI TargetsRisk RegisterInvestor Update

where required. Preserve the original plan for historical comparison.

§ 56 · CREATE A MONTHLY GOVERNANCE VIEW

Monthly view should show:

Information

Only major context.

Watch Items

Limited list.

Decisions Required

Limited list.

This should be a cleaner governance structure than presenting every KPI equally.

§ 57 · CREATE A QUARTERLY GOVERNANCE VIEW

Quarterly view should emphasise:

• Strategic decisions• capital allocation• forecast changes• major risks• next-quarter milestones

Operational decisions should remain deeper.

§ 58 · CREATE A BOARD / INVESTOR DISCLAIMER

The Decision Required Dashboard is a management reporting tool. Formal approval rights and governance processes are determined exclusively by the company's corporate documents and definitive transaction agreements.

This prevents the dashboard from accidentally creating implied governance rights.

§ 59 · INVESTOR ACCESS

Investors may view:

material decisionsrationaleoutcome

according to agreed reporting / information rights.

Internal deliberations and sensitive legal analysis should remain appropriately restricted. Do not automatically expose the complete internal decision queue.

§ 60 · FINAL INVESTOR VALUE

The purpose is to ensure each investor review answers not only:

"What happened?"

↓

WHAT, IF ANYTHING, DO WE NEED TO DECIDE?

This makes reporting materially more useful.

§ 61 · FINAL SUMMARY

Decision-Oriented Governance

LOTOMIX reporting separates operating information from matters that require an explicit decision.

Material decisions are supported by current evidence, financial impact, operational trade-offs and the appropriate governance authority.

The resulting decision and its expected impact are then preserved and tracked against actual outcomes.

THIS CREATES A DIRECT GOVERNANCE CHAIN:

DATA↓ISSUE↓OPTIONS↓DECISION↓IMPLEMENTATION↓OUTCOME

FINAL CONTROL

✗ Do not invent governance rights.

✗ Do not create investor vetoes.

✗ Do not classify every variance as a decision.

✗ Do not allow dashboards to make decisions automatically.

✗ Do not hide material options.

✗ Do not automatically recommend one option.

✗ Do not alter BC 6.7.

✗ Do not rewrite historical decisions.

✗ Do not expose privileged internal deliberations unnecessarily.

THE GOVERNING RULE IS:

REPORT WHAT HAPPENED.↓IDENTIFY WHAT MATTERS.↓SEPARATE WHAT NEEDS A DECISION.↓SUPPORT THE DECISION WITH EVIDENCE.↓TRACK WHAT HAPPENS AFTERWARD.

SAVE ALL CHANGES IN THE EDITOR ONLY. DO NOT PUBLISH.

GOVERNANCE & QAFINAL REMEDIATION WORKFLOWINVESTOR CONTROL49 SECTIONS

Paso Final de Corrección de Elementos Fallidos

Resolver solo los elementos fallidos identificados por el Checklist Ready for Oscar / Michael antes de la aprobación final del Release Candidate.

REMEDIATION49 SECTIONS

Final Failed-Items Fix Pass

Resolve only the failed items identified by the Ready for Oscar / Michael Checklist before final Release Candidate approval

✗ It is NOT a new review cycle.

✗ It is NOT permission to create additional analytical content.

✗ The purpose is NOT to improve the Data Room generally.

The sole objective is:

IDENTIFY FAILED CHECKS→FIX ONLY THOSE ISSUES→RUN REGRESSION→RE-TEST→CLOSE OR ESCALATE

Do not modify areas that already passed unless a failed-item correction creates a necessary dependency update.

§ 1 · IMPORT FAILED CHECKS ONLY

Pull directly from: Ready for Oscar / Michael Checklist

Import only checks currently marked: FAIL

Do not reopen: PASS items without a specific dependency reason.

Failed CheckExact IssueCanonical PageRequired FixOwnerStatus
CHECK 01—————
CHECK 02—————

§ 2 · NO NEW PAGES

Critical rule:

DO NOT CREATE ANY NEW INVESTOR-FACING PAGE during this remediation pass.

Every correction must occur within:

• an existing canonical page• an existing source record• an existing evidence link• an existing financial / operating model• an existing Q&A response
ARCHITECTURE EXCEPTION — MANAGEMENT REVIEW REQUIRED

Do not create it automatically.

§ 3 · FIX PRIORITY ORDER

Resolve failed checks in this order:

1.Material factual errors
2.Financial inconsistencies
3.Rollout inconsistencies
4.Unsupported claims
5.Commercial-status errors
6.Technology-maturity errors
7.Legal-scope errors
8.Missing evidence links
9.Downside / analytical gaps
10.Investor-comprehension / simplification issues

This ordering prevents later corrections from invalidating earlier presentation work.

§ 4 · FAILED CHECK 01 — OPENING SIMPLE

CHECK 01 = FAIL→ do NOT add content. Instead remove / consolidate.

Review only:

heroStart HereInvestment Case at a Glance3-Minute Investment Overviewhomepage preview sections

Actions may include:

• Remove duplicated text.• Shorten headings.• Reduce number of visible metrics.• Move detailed explanation deeper.• Replace long content with direct links.• Remove duplicate executive summaries from primary navigation.

Do not solve simplification failure by adding another explanatory page.

§ 5 · OPENING PASS CONDITION

Re-test whether a first-time investor can explain after approximately 2–3 minutes:

1.What LOTOMIX is.
2.What exists today.
3.What is pipeline.
4.How LOTOMIX makes money.
5.Why €3M now.
6.What happens next.
CHECK 01 — PASS
Otherwise keep FAIL.

§ 6 · FAILED CHECK 02 — BC 6.7 RECONCILIATION

CHECK 02 = FAIL→ route directly to: Financial Reconciliation

Identify exact mismatch.

MetricInvestor-Facing ValueBC 6.7DifferenceRequired Correction
—————

Do not 'split the difference.'

BC 6.7 remains the controlling financial model unless formal management approval changes the source model.

§ 7 · FINANCIAL FIX RULE

Correct generated:

tablessummarieschartsdashboard valuesmodel explanations

to reconcile with BC 6.7.

Do NOT modify BC 6.7 simply to make summaries reconcile.

SOURCE MODEL MANAGEMENT REVIEW REQUIRED

If BC 6.7 itself is identified as incorrect, flag this and stop that specific correction until Finance / Management resolves it.

§ 8 · GTV FIX

If the failure involves GTV vs Revenue, correct every current affected reference.

GTV

for underlying transaction / participation value.

LOTOMIX Recognised Revenue

for the actual fee / economic share.

Run a global regression on all transaction and peña references afterward.

§ 9 · FENAMIX ECONOMICS FIX

If the failure involves FENAMIX economics, canonical rule:

30% FENAMIX SHARE ONLY ON LARGE-FORMAT ADVERTISING REVENUE

Do not apply to:

✗ reader✗ rear display

Correct:

Unit EconomicsFinancial SummaryOne-PagerQ&Achartsexamples

Do not alter signed contractual sources.

§ 10 · FAILED CHECK 03 — ROLLOUT RECONCILIATION

CHECK 03 = FAIL→ use: Rollout Reconciliation as the canonical current interpretation.

Resolve all affected references to:

~7,0001,200+~370500~7703,370
December 2026March 2027April 2027

Do not create new rollout interpretations.

§ 11 · ROLLOUT FIX METHOD

For every mismatch classify it as:

CURRENT VALUE ERROR

UNIT ERROR

STATUS ERROR

DATE ERROR

DEFINITION ERROR

HISTORICAL REFERENCE — NO CHANGE

This prevents global replacements from damaging historical records.

§ 12 · PRESERVE HISTORICAL ROLLOUT REFERENCES

Do not change:

• old RC snapshots• historical reports• prior investor materials

where the number correctly reflected information available at that date.

Instead ensure historical files are clearly dated / superseded.

§ 13 · FAILED CHECK 04 — DOWNSIDE

CHECK 04 = FAIL→ identify the exact missing analytical question.

Examples:

• slower rollout not modelled• lower fill not quantified• lower traffic not quantified• cash / runway effect missing• management response not shown

Do NOT create another downside page.

Use:

Downside & ResilienceAssumptions That Matter

§ 14 · DOWNSIDE FIX RULE

If the requested sensitivity can already be produced from BC 6.7, surface it.

MODEL WORK REQUIRED

If BC 6.7 does not contain the required sensitivity, flag this.

Do not manufacture the result. The item remains FAIL until approved model work exists or management explicitly accepts transparent disclosure of the limitation.

§ 15 · FAILED CHECK 05 — EVIDENCE

CHECK 05 = FAIL→ classify issue as:

Broken Link

Missing Source

Source Does Not Support Claim

Restricted Evidence Misconfigured

Evidence Exists But Is Hard to Find

Then correct through: Investment Evidence Map and canonical source references.

Do not create duplicate evidence files.

§ 16 · BROKEN EVIDENCE FIX

For a broken link:

1.locate canonical source
2.update reference
3.verify permissions
4.re-test from investor view

Do not mark fixed from admin mode only.

§ 17 · UNSUPPORTED CLAIM FIX

If a claim lacks sufficient evidence, choose one:

• Add valid existing evidence.• Downgrade wording.• Reclassify as MODELLED / PIPELINE / TARGET.• Remove claim if it cannot be supported and is not essential.

Do not fabricate supporting evidence.

§ 18 · FAILED CHECK 06 — COMMERCIAL STATUS

CHECK 06 = FAIL→ route to: Commercial Proof & Traction

For every affected counterparty establish one correct status:

CONTRACTEDLIVEPILOT / TESTINGADVANCED DISCUSSIONEARLY DISCUSSIONPIPELINETARGET

Then run commercial-status regression across all investor-facing pages.

§ 19 · COMMERCIAL LOGO FIX

If a logo creates implied endorsement / customer status, either:

• Add explicit correct status• Remove the logo from that context.

Do not leave ambiguous logos.

§ 20 · FAILED CHECK 07 — TECHNOLOGY MATURITY

CHECK 07 = FAIL→ route to: Technology Readiness & Scalability

Find exact maturity conflict.

Canonical distinctions:

DEVELOPED→TESTED→PRODUCTION-READY→OPERATING→SCALE VALIDATION REQUIRED

Do not solve through more promotional explanation. Correct the maturity label.

§ 21 · TECHNOLOGY EVIDENCE FIX

Where stronger technical status is desired but evidence is missing, do NOT upgrade wording.

TECHNICAL VALIDATION PENDING

until:

testproduction datascale evidence

exists.

§ 22 · FAILED CHECK 08 — LEGAL / REGULATORY

CHECK 08 = FAIL→ route to: Regulatory & Legal Readiness

Identify exact overstatement / ambiguity.

Search affected uses of:

authorisedapprovedlegalcompliantpermittedlicensed

Correct wording to reflect exact scope.

§ 23 · LEGAL FIX RULE

A legal status must be based on:

• executed document• formal legal analysis• regulatory communication• approved contractual structure

Do not resolve by model inference.

LEGAL REVIEW REQUIRED

If legal interpretation is required, flag this and keep the checklist item FAIL until appropriate review exists or the claim is safely reworded.

§ 24 · FAILED CHECK 09 — MATERIAL RED FLAGS

CHECK 09 = FAIL→ pull only unresolved MATERIAL issues from the Red Flag Register.

Create a short remediation queue.

Material IssueExisting ModuleRequired ActionOwnerStatus
—————

Do not reopen minor issues during this final pass unless directly related.

§ 25 · RED FLAG RESOLUTION

A material issue can become RESOLVED only after:

correction→evidence→regression test→verification

Do not close because a team member says it has been reviewed.

§ 26 · ACCEPTED / DISCLOSED ISSUE

Some issues represent legitimate investment uncertainty rather than an error.

Example:

CPM not yet broadly validated.

If correctly classified, downside shown, and Evidence Gap Plan acknowledges it, the item may become:

ACCEPTED / TRANSPARENTLY DISCLOSED

This can satisfy release QA where appropriate.

Do not pretend the underlying uncertainty disappeared.

§ 27 · FAILED CHECK 10 — WATERHOUSE REQUESTS

CHECK 10 = FAIL→ pull only OPEN, PARTIALLY COMPLETE, and material pending items from the Waterhouse DD Completion Matrix.

For each show:

• Original Waterhouse Request• What Is Still Missing• Existing Canonical Page• Required Fix• Evidence Needed

Do not generate new pages.

§ 28 · WATERHOUSE CLOSURE RULE

A Waterhouse item closes only when all of the following are present:

REQUEST↓RESPONSE↓DATA ROOM LOCATION↓SUPPORTING EVIDENCE↓VERIFIED STATUS

§ 29 · NO COSMETIC WORK DURING FINAL FIX PASS

During this pass do NOT spend time on:

✗ animations✗ design experimentation✗ new icons✗ decorative graphics✗ new dashboards✗ new visual concepts

unless directly required to resolve a failed check.

The objective is closure.

§ 30 · NO NEW ASSUMPTIONS

Do not introduce:

✗ new CPM✗ new rollout✗ new valuation✗ new user assumption✗ new revenue assumption✗ new capital requirement

to resolve a failed check. Use approved current sources.

§ 31 · NO UNAPPROVED MODEL WORK

Management must not independently create new financial outputs.

FINANCE / MANAGEMENT INPUT REQUIRED

Where mathematical model work is required, flag this.

Do not improvise.

§ 32 · RUN TARGETED REGRESSION AFTER EACH FIX

After every material fix, run regression only on affected dependencies first.

Example:

FENAMIX commission fix:

test: Unit Economicstest: Financial Summarytest: Q&Atest: One-Pagertest: Last Mile Pack

Then run full regression before final readiness.

§ 33 · RE-RUN THE TEN-CHECK TEST

After all targeted fixes, run the Ready for Oscar / Michael Checklist again.

Do not alter the checklist criteria. Use the same ten checks.

This preserves comparability.

§ 34 · IF A CHECK STILL FAILS

Do not create another workaround layer. Generate:

UNRESOLVED FINAL ISSUE
• Why It Still Fails• Evidence / Input Missing• Responsible Owner• Can Package Be Transparently Released With This Open?• Management Decision Required?

Do not mark PASS artificially.

§ 35 · MATERIAL ISSUE CANNOT BE HIDDEN THROUGH DISCLOSURE

Some failures are actual contradictions / errors and must be corrected.

✗ wrong commission✗ wrong financial figure✗ unsupported contract claim✗ broken core evidence✗ false current status

These cannot become 'Accepted / Disclosed' as a substitute for correction.

§ 36 · LEGITIMATE UNCERTAINTY CAN BE DISCLOSED

Other issues may remain open because they require future operating evidence.

• long-term retention• mature CPM• scale performance

These can be release-ready if properly labelled, sensitivity shown, and next validation identified.

Distinguish uncertainty from error.

§ 37 · FINAL REGRESSION

Once the checklist returns 10 / 10 PASS, run FULL MATERIAL UPDATE REGRESSION TEST.

Check:

homepageexecutive surfacesWaterhouse deck alignmentBC 6.7rolloutevidencecommercialtechnologylegalQ&ALast Mile Pack

Required result:

PASSPASS WITH MINOR NON-MATERIAL ITEMS

No material conflict may remain.

§ 38 · RE-RUN WATERHOUSE MATRIX

Then re-run the Waterhouse DD Completion Matrix.

Open Material Items = 0

This is independent verification of Check 10.

§ 39 · RE-RUN RED FLAG REGISTER

Open Material Red Flags = 0

Legitimate disclosed uncertainties may remain under their correct category.

§ 40 · CREATE FINAL FIX LOG

Failed CheckOriginal IssueFix AppliedPages UpdatedRegression StatusFinal Result
CHECK 01—————
CHECK 02—————

This provides a concise history of the final remediation pass.

§ 41 · CREATE 'NO CHANGE' LOG

Where a failed-check review concludes that the existing Data Room was already correct and the perceived issue was due to:

• navigation• outdated test data• stale cached view
NO SUBSTANTIVE CONTENT CHANGE REQUIRED

Do not edit content unnecessarily.

§ 42 · CREATE FINAL RC CANDIDATE

After:

✓ 10 / 10 PASS✓ Regression PASS✓ Waterhouse Open Material = 0✓ Red Flags Material = 0

LOTOMIX INVESTOR DATA ROOM — FINAL RC

or next controlled RC version.

Do not overwrite prior RCs.

§ 43 · FREEZE FINAL RC

Freeze:

narrativenumbersstatuseslinkssource manifestdeck versionBC versiondata cut-off

From this point, material changes require RC governance.

§ 44 · FINAL RC INVESTOR VIEW TEST

Review FINAL RC as:

• First-Time Investor• Michael / IC• Financial Reviewer• Technical Reviewer• Legal Reviewer

Do not change content unless the test identifies a documented material defect.

§ 45 · FINAL MANAGEMENT REVIEW PACK

FINAL RC SUMMARY

10 / 10 ChecklistPASS
RegressionPASS
Waterhouse Material Open Items0
Material Red Flags0
BC6.7
Deck Version[current]
Data Cut-Off[date]
Remaining Disclosed Uncertainties[list only material items]
Publication StatusNOT PUBLISHED

Keep this concise.

§ 46 · DO NOT CONTINUE FEATURE DEVELOPMENT

Once FINAL RC exists, do NOT continue with:

✗ new investor pages✗ new dashboards✗ new conceptual frameworks

unless a material investor issue arises.

The Data Room is now in: RELEASE MODE

§ 47 · IF ALL CHECKS ALREADY PASS

If the Final Fix Pass begins and ALL 10 CHECKS ARE ALREADY PASS, do not make changes.

NO REMEDIATION REQUIRED

Then proceed to:

• regression• final RC preparation

This prevents unnecessary last-minute edits.

§ 48 · CHANGE-FREEZE DISCIPLINE

Do not make a last-minute change simply because 'it might look slightly better.'

Every change after this point must solve:

• an error• a contradiction• a failed check• a broken link• a material clarity issue

Otherwise leave FINAL RC unchanged.

§ 49 · FINAL SUCCESS CONDITION

The Final Failed-Items Fix Pass is complete when:

✓10 / 10 FINAL CHECKS PASS
✓FULL REGRESSION PASSES
✓OPEN MATERIAL WATERHOUSE ITEMS = 0
✓OPEN MATERIAL RED FLAGS = 0
✓FINAL RC IS FROZEN
✓NOTHING HAS BEEN PUBLISHED

FINAL CONTROL

✗ DO NOT CREATE NEW PAGES.

✗ DO NOT CREATE NEW ASSUMPTIONS.

✗ DO NOT CHANGE BC 6.7.

✗ DO NOT MODIFY SIGNED SOURCE DOCUMENTS.

✗ DO NOT MODIFY THE WATERHOUSE DECK AUTOMATICALLY.

✗ DO NOT HIDE FAILED CHECKS.

✗ DO NOT MARK FAIL AS PASS WITHOUT VERIFICATION.

✗ DO NOT KEEP EDITING AFTER FINAL RC WITHOUT A DOCUMENTED ISSUE.

✗ DO NOT PUBLISH.

THE COMPLETE FINAL PROCESS IS:

FAIL↓EXACT FIX↓TARGETED REGRESSION↓RE-TEST↓10 / 10 PASS↓FULL REGRESSION↓FINAL RC↓FREEZE

and then wait for EXPLICIT MANAGEMENT INSTRUCTION TO PUBLISH.

SAVE ALL CHANGES IN THE EDITOR ONLY. DO NOT PUBLISH.

QA REPORT30 SECTIONS

Informe Final de QA RC1 del Data Room de Inversores LOTOMIX

Resumen final de aseguramiento de calidad antes de la aprobación de dirección y el lanzamiento a inversores.

Este informe registra el proceso de control de calidad interno de LOTOMIX y no constituye auditoría independiente, aseguramiento ni verificación por terceros.

QA REPORT30 SECTIONS

LOTOMIX Investor Data Room — FINAL RC1 QA Report

Final quality-assurance summary before management approval and investor release

This report provides one concise internal record confirming the exact state of the LOTOMIX Investor Package at the moment the final Release Candidate is frozen.

Scope Note:

This report records LOTOMIX's internal quality-control process and does not constitute independent audit, assurance or third-party verification.

It is:FINAL QA DOCUMENTATION ONLY

Target length: ONE INTERNAL PAGE or the digital equivalent. Keep it concise.

§ 1 · RELEASE CANDIDATE IDENTIFICATION

LOTOMIX INVESTOR DATA ROOM — FINAL RC1

or the current controlled final RC identifier.

RC Version

[RC1 / current final RC]

RC Creation Date

[date]

Data Cut-Off

[date]

Document Cut-Off

[date]

Final QA Date

[date]

Do not use 'latest' without a controlled version / date.

§ 2 · CURRENT INVESTOR DECK

Current Waterhouse Investor Deck

Document

[exact controlled filename / title]

Version

[version if available]

Date

[date]

Deck / Data Room ReconciliationPASS / FAIL

If FAIL: the package is NOT ready.

Do not alter the deck automatically.

§ 3 · CURRENT FINANCIAL MODEL

BC 6.7

CURRENT PRINCIPAL FINANCIAL MODEL

Verify:

Financial ReconciliationPASS / FAIL
Unit Economics ReconciliationPASS / FAIL
Downside ReconciliationPASS / FAIL
Use of Funds ReconciliationPASS / FAIL
Cash / Runway ReconciliationPASS / FAIL
Any material FAIL means: FINAL RC NOT READY

§ 4 · FINAL NETWORK CONTROL

~7,000

Potential FENAMIX network perimeter.

1,200+

Current rollout / expressed-interest pipeline.

~370

Existing reader footprint.

500

Initial deployment / reference case where applicable.

~770

Completed-location management target by April 2027.

3,370

Longer-term management target where applicable.

Rollout ReconciliationPASS / FAIL

§ 5 · FINAL TIMELINE CONTROL

December 2026Broad commercial rollout target.
March 2027Additional display deployment.
April 2027Approximately 770 completed locations targeted.
Timeline Consistency Across Investor PackagePASS / FAIL

No contradictory current rollout timeline may remain.

§ 6 · HARDWARE CONTROL

Canonical current specifications:

A1D / PPI Reader

11.6-inch

Rear Display

23.8-inch

Large-Format Display

43-inch

Obsolete 13-inch Current References0
Uncontrolled 48-inch Current References0

Historical / contractual 48-inch references may remain where correctly contextualised.

Hardware ConsistencyPASS / FAIL

§ 7 · FENAMIX ECONOMICS CONTROL

FENAMIX COMMERCIAL TREATMENT

30% FENAMIX share applies only to large-format 43"/48" advertising revenue.

It does NOT apply to:

✗ reader advertising✗ rear-display advertising
Incorrect 30% Applications0
FENAMIX EconomicsPASS / FAIL

Any incorrect current investor-facing treatment is MATERIAL.

§ 8 · GTV / REVENUE CONTROL

GTV ≠ LOTOMIX RECOGNISED REVENUE

Check all current:

transactionmembership where relevantpeñasdigitalfinancial-summary
GTV / Revenue Classification Issues0
PASS / FAIL

§ 9 · READY FOR OSCAR / MICHAEL CHECKLIST

Pull directly from: Ready for Oscar / Michael Checklist

Display exactly:

01 Opening SimplePASS / FAIL
02 BC 6.7 ReconciledPASS / FAIL
03 Rollout ReconciledPASS / FAIL
04 Downside VisiblePASS / FAIL
05 Evidence AccessiblePASS / FAIL
06 Commercial Status CleanPASS / FAIL
07 Technology Maturity CleanPASS / FAIL
08 Legal Scope CleanPASS / FAIL
09 No Material Red FlagsPASS / FAIL
10 Waterhouse Requests ClosedPASS / FAIL

FINAL CHECKLIST RESULT

10 / 10 PASSNOT READY

Do not create partial scores.

§ 10 · REGRESSION TEST

Pull from the final full regression test.

Pages Tested[count]
Current Investor Documents Tested[count]
Q&A Responses Tested[count]
Material Conflicts Found[count]
Important Conflicts Found[count]
Historical References Correctly Preserved[count]

Final Regression Status:

PASSPASS WITH MINOR NON-MATERIAL ITEMSREVIEW REQUIREDMATERIAL CONFLICT

For final RC approval: no unresolved MATERIAL CONFLICT may remain.

§ 11 · RED FLAG REGISTER

Pull from: Red Flag & Open Issues Register

Show only:

Open Material Issues[count]
Open Important Issues[count]
Broken Material Evidence Links[count]
Material Financial Mismatches[count]
Material Narrative Conflicts[count]
Material Access-Control Issues[count]
OPEN MATERIAL ISSUES = 0

Important / minor items may remain only if management has reviewed them and they do not materially affect investor interpretation.

§ 12 · WATERHOUSE DD COMPLETION

Pull from: Waterhouse DD Completion Matrix

Open Material Waterhouse Items[count]
Partially Complete Material Items[count]
Evidence Pending — Material[count]
Model Work Pending — Material[count]
Legal / Technical Pending — Material[count]
OPEN MATERIAL WATERHOUSE ITEMS = 0

Legitimate future validation questions may remain where properly disclosed and not represented as current facts.

§ 13 · EVIDENCE CONTROL

Material Claims Reviewed[count]
Material Claims With Direct Evidence[count]
Forward-Looking Claims Correctly Classified[count]
Unsupported Material Claims[count]
Broken Material Evidence Links[count]

Required:

Unsupported Material Claims = 0
Broken Material Evidence Links = 0
Evidence IntegrityPASS / FAIL

§ 14 · COMMERCIAL STATUS CONTROL

Named Commercial Relationships Reviewed[count]
Contracted[count]
Live[count]
Pilot[count]
Advanced Discussion[count]
Pipeline[count]
Target[count]
Unsupported / Ambiguous[count]
Unsupported / Ambiguous = 0
PASS / FAIL

§ 15 · TECHNOLOGY CONTROL

Technology Readiness ReconciledPASS / FAIL
Testing Evidence AvailablePASS / FAIL
Production-Readiness Claims SupportedPASS / FAIL
Scale Claims Supported / Correctly QualifiedPASS / FAIL
Sensitive Security Information Exposed0 / [count]

Any unsupported 'PROVEN AT SCALE' claim should result in FAIL.

§ 16 · LEGAL / REGULATORY CONTROL

Material Legal Claims Reviewed[count]
Evidence-Supported[count]
Correctly Qualified / Pending Review[count]
Unsupported Overstatements[count]
Launch-Critical Items Transparently IdentifiedPASS / FAIL
Unsupported Material Legal Overstatements = 0
PASS / FAIL

§ 17 · ACCESS CONTROL

Standard Investor AccessPASS / FAIL
Detailed DD AccessPASS / FAIL
Restricted Legal / Transaction AccessPASS / FAIL
Management-Only Internal QAPASS / FAIL

Confirm standard investor access does NOT expose:

✗ KYC✗ IDs✗ banking✗ internal Red Team✗ internal QA✗ management-only decision logs✗ privileged material where restricted

§ 18 · NAVIGATION CONTROL

8-Door ArchitecturePASS / FAIL
Read Me FirstPASS / FAIL
3-Minute OverviewPASS / FAIL
BC 6.7 One-Click AccessPASS / FAIL
Evidence Map AccessPASS / FAIL
Rollout Reconciliation AccessPASS / FAIL
Understand → Test → VerifyPASS / FAIL
Dead-End Material Pages[count]
Broken Navigation Links[count]
Material Broken Navigation Links = 0

§ 19 · INVESTOR EXPERIENCE TEST

First-Time Investor TestPASS / FAIL
Michael / IC TestPASS / FAIL
Financial Reviewer TestPASS / FAIL
Technical Reviewer TestPASS / FAIL
Legal Reviewer TestPASS / FAIL

Do not provide long commentary.

Where a test fails: link directly to the unresolved issue.

§ 20 · MOBILE / DESKTOP / EXPORT QA

DesktopPASS / FAIL
MobilePASS / FAIL
Investor One-Pager ExportPASS / FAIL
IC Dashboard ExportPASS / FAIL
Restricted LinksPASS / FAIL
Status Labels VisiblePASS / FAIL
Tables / Charts LegiblePASS / FAIL

§ 21 · VERSION CONTROL

Current Investor Pages Correctly VersionedPASS / FAIL
Current Documents IdentifiedPASS / FAIL
Executed Documents PreservedPASS / FAIL
Superseded Documents Clearly LabelledPASS / FAIL
Historical Snapshots PreservedPASS / FAIL
Multiple Conflicting Current Versions[count]
Multiple Conflicting Current Versions = 0

§ 22 · FINAL FAILED-ITEM FIX PASS

Failed Checks Before Remediation[count]
Fixes Applied[count]
Regression PassedYES / NO
Failed Checks Remaining[count]
FAILED CHECKS REMAINING = 0

§ 23 · REMAINING DISCLOSED UNCERTAINTIES

Remaining Transparently Disclosed Investment Uncertainties

Only include material areas that remain genuinely dependent on future operating evidence.

Examples where applicable:

• Advertising fill at scale• Realised CPM repeatability• Pipeline conversion• Mature location unit economics• Digital retention / monetisation• Technology scale evidence

These are NOT QA failures where correctly disclosed. Keep this distinction explicit.

§ 24 · DO NOT PRESENT FUTURE VALIDATION AS A DEFECT

The QA report should separate:

PACKAGE ERROR

✗ wrong number✗ broken link✗ unsupported claim✗ inconsistent commission

LEGITIMATE INVESTMENT UNCERTAINTY

• future fill• future retention• scale performance

Do not confuse the two.

§ 25 · FINAL RC STATUS

Use exactly one:

NOT READY

Material issue remains.

READY FOR FINAL MANAGEMENT REVIEW

QA complete; final management approval still required.

FINAL MANAGEMENT APPROVED — READY FOR RELEASE

Only after explicit human management approval.

Do NOT assign the third status automatically.

§ 26 · RECOMMENDED CURRENT STATUS

If all technical QA conditions pass but management approval has not yet occurred, use:

READY FOR FINAL MANAGEMENT REVIEW

This should be the normal outcome of this report.

§ 27 · MANAGEMENT SIGN-OFF

Management

Pending / Approved

Finance

Pending / Approved

Operations

Pending / Approved

Commercial

Pending / Approved

Technology

Pending / Approved

Legal / Corporate

Pending / Approved

Do not fabricate approval.

§ 28 · FINAL RELEASE CONTROL

Even after all approvals:

DO NOT PUBLISH AUTOMATICALLY
Publication StatusNOT PUBLISHED
Investor NotificationsNOT SENT
Access PermissionsUNCHANGED

until explicit management instruction is given.

§ 29 · FINAL QA CONCLUSION

Generate one concise conclusion based only on actual status.

If all required QA items pass:

The LOTOMIX Investor Data Room FINAL RC has completed the defined financial, rollout, evidence, commercial, technical, legal, version-control and investor-experience checks. No unresolved material QA issue has been identified in the current Release Candidate. The package is ready for final management review prior to any investor release.

If not:

If not: state only which material checks remain unresolved.

Do not soften FAIL results.

§ 30 · REPORT FREEZE

Once generated, save this QA report as part of the FINAL RC record.

Do not overwrite it later.

If a material change occurs after the report:

invalidate the QA status→NEW QA REPORTfor the new RC.

FINAL CONTROL

✗ Do not create new pages.

✗ Do not modify investor content.

✗ Do not fix issues from within this report.

✗ Do not alter BC 6.7.

✗ Do not modify signed source documents.

✗ Do not modify the Waterhouse deck automatically.

✗ Do not invent approvals.

✗ Do not publish.

The purpose of this report is only:

• DOCUMENT THE FINAL STATE• CONFIRM THE QA RESULTS• IDENTIFY WHETHER MANAGEMENT CAN NOW REVIEW THE FINAL RC

The final output must answer one question:

IS THE CURRENT RELEASE CANDIDATE TECHNICALLY READY FOR FINAL MANAGEMENT REVIEW?

SAVE THE FINAL RC1 QA REPORT IN THE EDITOR ONLY. DO NOT PUBLISH.

INVESTOR VISIBILITY CONTROL62 SECTIONSFULL DATA ROOM WALKTHROUGH

Final Full-Visibility Investor Walkthrough

Validación end-to-end del Data Room completo de LOTOMIX usando la experiencia del inversor autorizado.

El propósito de este workflow es verificar el Data Room exactamente como Waterhouse lo ve. La prueba principal debe usar AUTHORISED INVESTOR — FULL DATA ROOM o la simulación de rol de inversor más cercana disponible.

Objetivo

TODO lo relevante es visibleTODO es profesionalTODO enlaza correctamenteTODO puede verificarse

Sin dar al inversor ninguna autoridad de edición o administrativa.

Control Final

  • ⚠ DO NOT HIDE SUBSTANTIVE CONTENT
  • ⚠ DO NOT CREATE NEW INVESTOR TIERS
  • ⚠ DO NOT TEST ONLY AS ADMIN
  • ⚠ DO NOT LEAVE BROKEN DIRECT LINKS
  • ⚠ DO NOT LEAVE BUILD INSTRUCTIONS VISIBLE
  • ⚠ DO NOT LEAVE GOVERNANCE HIDDEN
  • ⚠ DO NOT LEAVE WATERHOUSE DD HIDDEN
  • ⚠ DO NOT LEAVE RISK HIDDEN
  • ⚠ DO NOT GIVE INVESTOR EDIT RIGHTS
  • ⚠ DO NOT MAKE THE DATA ROOM PUBLIC
  • ⚠ DO NOT PUBLISH AUTOMATICALLY

Principios Finales

  • ✓ FULL VISIBILITY
  • ✓ FULL TRACEABILITY
  • ✓ FULL EVIDENCE ACCESS
  • ✓ PROFESSIONAL LANGUAGE
  • ✓ ZERO EDIT RIGHTS
  • ✓ SECURE AUTHENTICATION
01

Probar como Inversor Autorizado

AUTHORISED INVESTOR — FULL DATA ROOM

  • View all sections — YES
  • View all analytical content — YES
  • View governance — YES
  • View risk — YES
  • View QA — YES
  • View evidence — YES
  • View financials — YES
  • View technology — YES
  • View legal / corporate — YES
  • View Waterhouse DD — YES
  • Edit — NO
  • Delete — NO
  • Publish — NO
  • Permission Management — NO
02

Comenzar desde el Login / Punto de Entrada

DATA ROOM ENTRY

  • Authentication works
  • Investor lands in the correct Data Room
  • No admin controls appear
  • Confidential-investor positioning is clear
  • Main navigation appears correctly
  • Waterhouse does not encounter hidden-content warnings
03

Probar la Página de Inicio

  • Investment Case at a Glance
  • What LOTOMIX is
  • Existing footprint
  • Pipeline
  • Potential network
  • €3M financing reference
  • Near-term milestones
  • Main revenue architecture
  • Access to deeper analysis
  • Homepage remains simple despite complete Data Room being accessible
04

Verificar las Ocho Puertas Principales

01 Investment Overview · 02 Business & Revenue · 03 Network & Rollout · 04 Financials & Funding · 05 Technology & Product · 06 Commercial & Market Evidence · 07 Legal, Corporate & Regulatory · 08 Governance, Risk & Full Evidence

  • Each category opens correctly
  • Each category contains expected sub-pages
  • Each category has no permission failures
  • Each category returns correctly to navigation
05

Puerta 01 — Resumen de Inversión

  • Read Me First
  • Investment Case at a Glance
  • 3-Minute Investor Overview
  • Investment Thesis
  • Why Now
  • Investment Inflection Point
  • Current State vs Future State
  • Value Creation
  • Language consistency
  • Numerical consistency
  • Cross-links
  • Mobile readability
06

Puerta 02 — Negocio e Ingresos

  • Business Model
  • Revenue Architecture
  • Unit Economics
  • Revenue Quality & Recurrence
  • SaaS
  • Transactions
  • Memberships
  • Peñas
  • Advertising Economics
Requerido:GTV ≠ REVENUE confirmed throughout
07

Puerta 03 — Red y Despliegue

  • Rollout Reconciliation
  • Network Definitions
  • Current Deployment
  • Pipeline
  • Rollout Roadmap
  • Hardware Architecture
  • Location Economics
  • ~7,000 — potential network perimeter
  • 1,200+ — pipeline / expressed interest
  • ~370 — existing reader footprint
  • ~770 — completed-location target
  • No conflicting interpretation appears
08

Puerta 04 — Financieros y Financiación

  • BC 6.7
  • Financial Reconciliation
  • Assumptions That Matter
  • Downside & Resilience
  • Use of Funds
  • Funding → Milestones
  • Capital Allocation
  • Capital Deployment Map
  • Forecast Accuracy
  • Current Forecast Framework
  • All relevant financial content visible
09

Probar Acceso a BC 6.7

  • Open BC 6.7 from investor role
  • Verify correct version
  • Verify download / view works
  • Verify no old model is presented as current
  • Verify supporting financial pages link back to BC 6.7
Requerido:PASS
10

Puerta 05 — Tecnología y Producto

  • Technology Readiness
  • Architecture
  • Ticket Validation
  • Administration Integration
  • Backend Evidence
  • Fleet / Device Management
  • Scale Readiness
  • Technical Evidence
  • No technical page hidden because originally considered internal
11

Test de Lenguaje Tecnológico

  • No unsupported 'Fully Proven' unless evidence supports it
  • No unsupported 'Fully Scalable' unless evidence supports it
  • No unsupported 'Complete' unless evidence supports it
  • Use 'developed' where appropriate
  • Use 'tested' where appropriate
  • Use 'production-ready' where appropriate
  • Use 'operating' where appropriate
  • Use 'scale validation required' where appropriate
12

Puerta 06 — Evidencia Comercial y de Mercado

  • Commercial Proof
  • Advertiser Evidence
  • Pipeline
  • Current Campaign Evidence
  • Commercial Status
  • Market / Competitive Analysis
  • Moat / Defensibility
  • Every company / opportunity carries correct status
13

Test de Logos Comerciales

  • Is there a real underlying relationship? (per logo)
  • Is current status explicit? (per logo)
  • Could the logo imply more than the evidence supports?
  • If ambiguity exists: fix status / context
  • Do not remove a legitimate relationship unnecessarily
14

Puerta 07 — Legal, Corporativo y Regulatorio

  • Corporate Structure
  • Corporate Documentation
  • Cap Table / ownership material where provided
  • Material Contracts
  • FENAMIX Documents
  • Legal Readiness Matrix
  • Regulatory Evidence
  • Data Protection
  • Transaction / Deal Readiness
  • All relevant due-diligence material accessible to authorised investor users
15

Test de Archivos Legales

  • Executed documents open
  • Current files are clearly labelled
  • Superseded files are clearly labelled
  • No material file has broken access
  • No admin-only restriction blocks Waterhouse
16

Puerta 08 — Gobernanza, Riesgo y Evidencia Completa

Most important visibility test — nothing should return Permission Denied for authorised investor users

  • Risk Register
  • Evidence Map
  • Evidence Gap Closure
  • Investment Challenge Review
  • Investor Questions & Management Responses
  • Waterhouse Review & LOTOMIX Response
  • Waterhouse DD Completion Matrix
  • Investor Package Evolution
  • Capital Allocation Gatekeeper
  • Decision Required Dashboard
  • Day 0 vs Today
  • Quarterly Thesis vs Reality
  • Evidence Progression Timeline
  • Forecast Accuracy
  • Investor Operating System Map
  • Data Integrity & Version Control
  • Final Readiness Checklist
  • Final RC QA Report
  • Management Review Status
Requerido:0 Permission Denied responses for authorised investor users
17

Recorrido de Revisión Waterhouse

Waterhouse Review & LOTOMIX Response

  • Principal request visible
  • LOTOMIX response visible
  • Change implemented visible
  • Current Data Room location visible
  • Supporting evidence visible
  • Status visible
  • Remaining validation visible
  • No private / informal communication commentary shown
18

Recorrido del Registro de Riesgos

  • Risk (per material risk)
  • Evidence / Trigger
  • Potential Impact
  • Management Response
  • Current Status
  • KPI / Source
  • No risk hidden merely because it is uncomfortable
19

Recorrido de QA

  • Data Room Quality & Consistency Controls
  • Ready for Oscar / Michael Checklist
  • Final RC QA Report
  • Management Review Status
Requerido:All clearly state LOTOMIX INTERNAL CONTROL — not THIRD-PARTY AUDIT
20

Recorrido de Desafío de Inversión

Internal Investment Challenge Review

  • VC challenges visible
  • Finance challenges visible
  • Technology challenges visible
  • Legal challenges visible
  • No internal coaching / adversarial language remaining
21

Recorrido de Control de Capital

€3M → Use of Funds → Funding → Milestones → Capital Allocation → Operating Output → Evidence → Forecast → Investor Reporting

  • €3M entry point visible
  • Use of Funds visible
  • Funding → Milestones visible
  • Capital Allocation Review visible
  • Operating Output visible
  • Evidence Created visible
  • Forecast visible
  • Investor Reporting visible
  • One of the strongest diligence paths in the Data Room
22

Probar Todos los Cross-Links

  • Overview → Thesis / Evidence / Downside
  • Unit Economics → BC 6.7 / Assumptions / Evidence
  • Rollout → Evidence / Capital / Risk
  • Technology → Evidence / Risk / Readiness
  • Waterhouse DD → underlying canonical pages
Requerido:0 MATERIAL BROKEN CROSS-LINKS
23

Probar Enlaces Directos

  • BC 6.7 direct link opens
  • FENAMIX contract direct link opens
  • Rollout evidence direct link opens
  • Technology evidence direct link opens
  • Commercial evidence direct link opens
  • Legal evidence direct link opens
  • QA report direct link opens
  • Investor not forced back to admin login
  • No restricted-resource errors
24

Probar Descargas

  • PDFs downloadable / openable
  • Spreadsheets downloadable / openable
  • Presentations downloadable / openable
  • Contracts downloadable / openable
  • Technical documents downloadable / openable
  • Evidence files downloadable / openable
  • No edit privileges enabled
25

Test de Nombres de Archivo

  • No 'final_final2.pdf' style names
  • No 'draft-new-old.pdf' style names
  • No 'test-angel-version.pdf' style names
  • Use controlled names / versions
  • Do not rename executed source files if legal integrity requires preservation
26

Test de Documentos Superados

  • Every superseded file clearly states SUPERSEDED
  • Superseded file identifies 'Replaced by: [current source]'
  • Especially important for old Business Case versions
27

Test de Búsqueda

From investor role search:

  • FENAMIX — relevant results appear
  • 370 — relevant results appear
  • 1,200 — relevant results appear
  • 770 — relevant results appear
  • CPM — relevant results appear
  • downside — relevant results appear
  • BC 6.7 — relevant results appear
  • peñas — relevant results appear
  • GTV — relevant results appear
  • ticket validation — relevant results appear
  • risk — relevant results appear
  • Waterhouse — relevant results appear
  • Results appear from across all eight doors
28

Test de Prioridad de Búsqueda

  • Current canonical page prioritised over historical / superseded material
  • Historical evidence may still appear but clearly labelled
29

Test de Lenguaje

Residual phrases that must NOT appear in rendered investor-facing content:

  • No 'INTERNAL ONLY'
  • No 'DO NOT SHOW INVESTOR'
  • No 'DO NOT SAY'
  • No 'IF PRESSED'
  • No 'MANAGEMENT SCRIPT'
  • No 'BASE44'
  • No 'SAVE CHANGES'
  • No 'DO NOT PUBLISH'
  • No 'CHANGE 79'
Requerido:0 BUILD-INSTRUCTION PHRASES
30

Test de Visibilidad

Automated / manual inventory — every legitimate Data Room section should show YES / YES / YES / YES unless evidence is genuinely unavailable

SectionInvestor VisibleOpens CorrectlyEvidence AccessibleLanguage Clean
[Registrar cada sección]————
31

Reporte de Fallos de Permiso

If any page returns Hidden / Restricted / Management Only / Permission Denied for the authorised investor, add to INVESTOR VISIBILITY FAILURES with: Page, Current Permission, Required Permission, Fix

  • No page returns 'Hidden'
  • No page returns 'Restricted'
  • No page returns 'Management Only'
  • No page returns 'Permission Denied'
Requerido:0 VISIBILITY FAILURES
32

Recorrido Móvil

  • Navigation usable on mobile
  • Tables usable on mobile
  • Charts usable on mobile
  • Evidence links usable on mobile
  • File opening usable on mobile
  • Waterhouse DD usable on mobile
  • Governance pages usable on mobile
  • Search usable on mobile
  • No core page becomes unusable on mobile
33

Recorrido Desktop

  • Responsive layout correct
  • Table width correct
  • Document preview correct
  • Download / open actions correct
  • Cross-navigation correct
  • Search correct
34

Test de Tablas Largas

Governance and DD sections may contain large tables

  • Sticky headers where useful
  • Filters where available
  • Readable columns
  • No cut-off text
  • Mobile alternative / stacked format
  • Full visibility remains usable
35

Test de Gráficos

  • Legends visible
  • Actual vs Model clearly differentiated
  • Chart units visible
  • Dates visible
  • Source / status visible
  • No chart visually implies 'actual' when data is 'modelled'
36

Test de Estados de Evidencia

Visual status labels must remain consistent:

  • CONTRACTED
  • DEPLOYED
  • OPERATING
  • TESTED
  • PIPELINE
  • MODELLED
  • MANAGEMENT TARGET
  • ACTUAL
  • SUPERSEDED
  • Language cleanup must not create new competing statuses
37

Test de Tiempo / Fecha

Every time-sensitive investor metric should show 'Data as of' or 'Reporting Period'

  • Installed locations — data as of
  • Pipeline — data as of
  • Cash — data as of
  • Commercial status — data as of
  • Evidence progression — data as of
  • Prevents stale values appearing permanently current
38

Test de Números Financieros

Spot-check major values against canonical source

  • €3M funding — matches canonical source
  • Current pre-money reference (where displayed) — matches
  • Reader economics — matches
  • SaaS — matches
  • Transactions — matches
  • Peñas — matches
  • Advertising economics — matches
  • FENAMIX split — matches
  • Runway / cash — matches
  • No mismatch remains
39

Test de Hardware

Search entire investor-visible Data Room for hardware references

  • 11.6-inch = current reader
  • 23.8-inch = current rear display
  • 43-inch = current large-format specification
  • 48-inch = only where historical / contractual context is intentional
  • No 13-inch references (obsolete)
40

Test de Pipeline (1,200+)

Search every use of 1,200+

  • Does not imply signed
  • Does not imply contracted
  • Does not imply guaranteed
  • Does not imply installed
  • Does not imply monetised
  • Remains 'pipeline / expressed interest' unless updated evidence changes status
41

Test de 7,000

Search every use of 7,000

  • Refers to potential FENAMIX network perimeter / access
  • Does not refer to current LOTOMIX deployed network
42

Test de 370

Search every use of 370

  • Context = existing reader footprint (unless specific source supports more precise status)
  • Does not equate with fully activated
  • Does not equate with monetised
  • Does not equate with completed locations
43

Test de 770

Search every use of 770

  • Context = approximately 770 completed locations targeted by April 2027 (where current)
  • Not represented as current installed footprint
44

Test de Financiación Pública (€10,000)

Search €10,000

  • Public-funding treatment remains potential / target / planning assumption
  • Unless formally approved
45

Test de FENAMIX 30%

Search all uses of 30% / 70/30

  • Only large-format advertising
  • Unless underlying executed agreement supports another specific treatment
Requerido:0 MISAPPLIED COMMISSION REFERENCES
46

Test de GTV

Search GTV

  • Recognised revenue appears separately from GTV
Requerido:0 GTV / REVENUE CONFUSION
47

Test de Nombre Waterhouse

Search Oscar / Michael / Waterhouse

  • All appearances are professional
  • No informal comments
  • No subjective commentary
  • No internal persuasion strategy
  • Retain legitimate review attribution
  • Retain legitimate request
  • Retain legitimate question
  • Retain legitimate status
48

Test de Historial de Build

Search for residual implementation language where related to Data Room content

  • No build history in investor-rendered package
  • Build history remains in development records only
49

Test de Seguridad de Acceso

Full visibility must NOT expose:

  • No passwords visible
  • No private keys visible
  • No authentication secrets visible
  • No developer tokens visible
  • No backend credentials visible
  • If detected: remove from investor content immediately
Requerido:Only material that must remain unavailable irrespective of full Data Room transparency
50

Test de Datos Personales

  • Corporate / KYC files — correct approved version for investor diligence
  • No unrelated private personal data accidentally exposed
  • Full investment transparency does not require unrelated sensitive personal information
51

Test de Recorrido de Inversor — 30 Minutos

Path: Investment Overview → Rollout → Unit Economics → Downside → BC 6.7 → Evidence → Risk → Waterhouse Review

  • Can the investor understand and challenge the investment case without getting lost?
Requerido:PASS / FAIL
52

Test de Recorrido de Inversor — 60 Minutos

Add: Technology → Commercial → Legal → Capital Allocation → Decision Matrix → Full Evidence

  • Deeper IC review simulation complete
Requerido:PASS / FAIL
53

Ruta de Revisión Técnica Waterhouse

Technology → Architecture → Current Readiness → Testing → Scale → Evidence → Risks

  • No permission barrier appears
54

Ruta de Revisión Financiera Waterhouse

BC 6.7 → Critical Drivers → Unit Economics → Downside → Cash / Runway → Use of Funds → Capital Allocation → Forecast Governance

  • No permission barrier appears
55

Ruta de Revisión Legal Waterhouse

Corporate Structure → Material Contracts → FENAMIX → Regulatory / Legal Readiness → Open Legal Items → Evidence

  • No permission barrier appears
56

Ruta IC Waterhouse

Investment Case → Thesis → Evidence → Downside → Risks → Decision Matrix → Q&A → Last Mile Pack

  • All visible
57

Reporte de Excepciones de Visibilidad Completa

At the end, show only:

  • Section Not Visible
  • Broken Access
  • Broken Link
  • Missing Evidence
  • Internal Language Remaining
  • Mobile Issue
  • Search Issue
  • Document Issue
Requerido:0 MATERIAL EXCEPTIONS
58

No Crear Nuevo Análisis Durante el Recorrido

  • If an issue is discovered: fix the existing relevant page / access control
  • Do not use this walkthrough as justification to create additional analytical pages
59

No Ocultar una Página para Pasar QA

Critical

  • If a page has poor wording or incomplete structure: fix it
  • Do NOT hide it from Waterhouse simply to produce a clean walkthrough result
  • Current policy: FULL AUTHORISED INVESTOR VISIBILITY
60

Resultado Final del Recorrido

  • PASS — FULL INVESTOR VISIBILITY CONFIRMED
  • PASS WITH NON-MATERIAL ISSUES
  • FAIL — INVESTOR VISIBILITY / USABILITY ISSUE
Requerido:NO MATERIAL FAILURES for release readiness
61

Resumen Final de Acceso

AUTHORISED INVESTOR EXPERIENCE

Investment SectionsVISIBLE
Full Financial DetailVISIBLE
Full EvidenceVISIBLE
TechnologyVISIBLE
CommercialVISIBLE
Legal / CorporateVISIBLE
RiskVISIBLE
GovernanceVISIBLE
Waterhouse DDVISIBLE
QAVISIBLE
Capital ControlsVISIBLE
EditingDISABLED
AdministrationDISABLED
62

Declaración Final de Experiencia Waterhouse

Una cuenta de inversor autorizada de Waterhouse puede acceder al caso completo de inversión LOTOMIX, modelo financiero, evidencia de respaldo, respuestas de due diligence, marco de riesgos, controles de gobernanza y registros de QA sin privilegios administrativos ni barreras artificiales de información.

Estado Objetivo

EVIDENCE TRACEABILITY66 SECTIONS25 EVIDENCE AREAS

Evidence & Document Completeness Review

Verificación de que cada claim material de inversión LOTOMIX está respaldada por el documento o evidencia subyacente apropiado.

El propósito de esta revisión es verificar que el Data Room no contiene solamente resúmenes, dashboards, explicaciones de management y páginas analíticas — sino también el material fuente subyacente requerido para sustentar claims materiales del inversor.

Cadena Central

CLAIM→STATUS→SOURCE→INVESTOR ACCESS→VERIFIED

Cada claim material debe tener una fuente identificable o ser clasificada explícitamente como MODELLED, MANAGEMENT TARGET, PIPELINE, o EVIDENCE PENDING donde no existe evidencia directa.

Control Final

⚠ DO NOT CREATE EVIDENCE THAT DOES NOT EXIST

⚠ DO NOT UPGRADE A CLAIM BECAUSE A SUMMARY PAGE SAYS IT IS TRUE

⚠ DO NOT USE A MODEL AS EVIDENCE OF HISTORICAL PERFORMANCE

⚠ DO NOT USE PIPELINE AS EVIDENCE OF CONTRACTED ROLLOUT

⚠ DO NOT USE GTV AS REVENUE EVIDENCE

⚠ DO NOT USE A MEETING AS CONTRACT EVIDENCE

⚠ DO NOT USE AN INSTALLATION AS MONETISATION EVIDENCE

⚠ DO NOT HIDE MISSING EVIDENCE

⚠ DO NOT HIDE THIS REVIEW FROM WATERHOUSE

⚠ DO NOT PUBLISH AUTOMATICALLY

01

Matriz Maestra de Completitud Documental

AreaMaterial Claim / RequirementRequired EvidenceEvidence AvailableInvestor AccessibleStatusAction
———————
COMPLETECOMPLETE — MULTIPLE SOURCESPARTIALEVIDENCE PENDINGNOT APPLICABLEMISSING — MATERIALMISSING — NON-MATERIAL

No percentage completion score is required.

02

Área 01 — FENAMIX

Verify the Data Room contains underlying material supporting the FENAMIX relationship

  • FENAMIX contractual relationship
  • Relevant commercial rights
  • Network perimeter / access
  • Large-format revenue-sharing mechanism
  • Any amendments / annexes materially relevant to the investor case
  • Executed agreement (not summary page)
  • Annexes
  • Amendments
  • Relevant correspondence where contract interpretation requires clarification
Requerido:30% FENAMIX share only applies to large-format advertising revenue (where current contractual interpretation). If contract wording requires further interpretation: label CONTRACTUAL INTERPRETATION — MANAGEMENT / LEGAL CONFIRMATION. Do not substitute a summary page for the executed agreement.
03

Área 02 — Huella de Lectores Existentes (~370)

Verify evidence supporting approximately 370 existing reader locations

  • Installation register
  • Site list
  • Hardware inventory
  • Deployment report
  • Device IDs
  • Operating system export
  • Installation certificates
  • Photographs where useful
  • Investor can verify figure is based on underlying deployment record
  • Do not require every individual installation photograph if reliable master register exists
04

Evidencia de Estado de Red

Where the Data Room differentiates Installed / Online / Activated / Monetised / Completed, verify each status can be supported by an appropriate source

  • Installed → installation record
  • Online → device telemetry
  • Activated → operational usage record
  • Monetised → commercial / invoicing evidence
  • Completed → defined hardware configuration confirmed
  • Do not use one document to imply all statuses if it proves only one
05

Área 03 — Pipeline 1,200+

Verify supporting evidence for 1,200+ rollout / expressed-interest pipeline

  • Registration database
  • Waiting list
  • Administration interest list
  • CRM records
  • FENAMIX-supported registration source
  • Structured pipeline extract
  • Source contains count
  • Source contains date
  • Source contains pipeline definition
  • Source contains current status
  • Investor can distinguish pipeline evidence from contracted deployment evidence
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Calidad de Datos del Pipeline

  • Check for duplicates
  • Check for inactive records
  • Check for incomplete locations
  • Check for outdated contacts
  • Check for records without sufficient attribution
  • Where exact count depends on data-cleaning methodology: explain definition
  • Do not present false precision
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Área 04 — Hardware

Verify documentation supporting current hardware architecture

  • A1D / PPI Reader — 11.6-inch (current commercial specification)
  • Rear Display — 23.8-inch (current commercial specification)
  • Large-Format Display — 43-inch current commercial specification
  • Supplier specification
  • Technical sheet
  • Invoice
  • Purchase order
  • Product photographs
  • Internal technical specification
  • BC 6.7 procurement references to 11.9-inch / 28-inch / 48-inch labelled as procurement/model labels, not current operating spec
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Propiedad / Adquisición de Hardware

  • Hardware purchased
  • Hardware owned
  • Hardware ordered
  • Supplier relationship
  • Costs
  • Delivery status
  • Do not classify a quotation as purchased hardware
  • Use statuses: QUOTED / ORDERED / DELIVERED / INSTALLED where applicable
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Área 05 — Tecnología

Verify evidence for material technical claims

  • Backend Platform
  • Ticket Validation
  • Administration Integration
  • Reader Software
  • Device Management
  • Advertising Delivery
  • App
  • Payments / transaction architecture
  • Analytics
  • Security / backup / monitoring
10

Tipos de Evidencia Tecnológica

  • Architecture diagrams
  • Screenshots
  • Technical documentation
  • Test results
  • Logs
  • Live-environment evidence
  • Demo recordings
  • Code / repository evidence where appropriate
  • Integration documentation
  • Deployment records
  • Do not require disclosure of source code if not necessary
  • Do not expose credentials or security secrets
11

Validación de Tickets

  • Current functionality
  • Test evidence
  • Validation results
  • Administration integration
  • Known limitations where relevant
  • If accuracy metrics exist: show actual test basis
  • Do not invent accuracy percentages
12

Demostrabilidad del Backend

Ensure Waterhouse can access sufficient evidence to understand that the backend exists and operates

  • Screenshots
  • Dashboard
  • Demo video
  • Architecture
  • Test environment evidence
  • Investor should not have to rely solely on 'the backend is completed'
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Área 06 — Evidencia Comercial

For each material named relationship verify appropriate evidence

  • Signed Agreement
  • Purchase Order
  • Campaign Booking
  • Invoice
  • Pilot Agreement
  • Written Confirmation
  • Formal Proposal
  • Meeting / Discussion Evidence
  • Evidence required depends on status
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Regla de Estado Comercial → Evidencia

  • CONTRACTED → requires signed / formal contractual evidence
  • LIVE → requires evidence of actual activity
  • PILOT → requires pilot / testing evidence
  • ADVANCED DISCUSSION → may be supported by substantive correspondence / proposal / meeting evidence
  • PIPELINE → supported by CRM / opportunity record
  • TARGET → does not require commercial relationship evidence
  • Do not upgrade status because a logo exists
15

Evidencia Publicitaria

Where actual advertising results are shown, verify source evidence

  • Campaigns
  • Advertiser
  • Dates
  • Impressions
  • Fill
  • Realised CPM
  • Recognised revenue
  • Where no actual campaign history exists: keep metrics explicitly MODELLED
16

Supuestos Publicitarios de Lectores

For model assumptions such as 800 visits/day, 30% capture, 240 readings/day, 6,240 readings/month, 12,480 impressions/month, €6–€9 CPM

  • Source / Management Assumption identified
  • Model Version identified
  • Actual Evidence Available? identified
  • Investor knows which components are observed and which are assumed
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Evidencia de Pantalla Trasera

For 10-second slot, 100-second loop, 10 advertiser positions, 10 hours/day, 26 days/month, 9,360 passes/month

  • Configuration source
  • Operating assumption
  • Actual telemetry if available
  • Do not represent theoretical pass volume as invoiced advertising performance
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Economía de Gran Formato

  • 10 slots
  • €40 list price / slot / month where applicable
  • Discounts
  • Gross revenue / screen
  • 30% FENAMIX share
  • LOTOMIX net
  • Gross vs net is explicit
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Área 07 — SaaS (€30/mes)

  • Commercial plan
  • Administration agreement
  • Approved model
  • Invoice where already live
  • If no paying administrations exist yet: classify MODELLED / PLANNED PRICING — not actual MRR
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Área 08 — Digital / App

  • Product existence
  • Functionality
  • Downloads
  • Registrations
  • MAU
  • Transactions
  • Retention
  • Memberships
  • Peñas
  • If current metrics do not yet exist: keep model values separate
21

Evidencia de Descargas / MAU

  • App analytics
  • Backend
  • Platform stores
  • Internal analytics
  • 250,000 downloads remains clearly model / target unless actual evidence supports it
  • Do not allow forecast adoption to appear as current traction
22

Modelo de Transacciones

For 0.5% transaction fee, 50,000 MAU, €2.275M GTV, €11,375 LOTOMIX revenue

  • Source / approved commercial model for 0.5% transaction fee
  • Classify clearly as MODEL EXAMPLE unless actual
23

Modelo de Membresías

  • 2.5% conversion — source verified
  • 6,250 subscribers — source verified
  • Tier mix — source verified
  • Keep MODELLED CONVERSION until actual subscriber data exists
24

Peñas

  • Product mechanics
  • Legal analysis / status
  • Administration participation
  • Fee model
  • GTV example
  • 500 administrations × 5 peñas × 20 members × €8 remains clearly modelled unless actual
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Área 09 — Modelo Financiero (BC 6.7)

  • BC 6.7 investor access verified
  • Current version
  • Date
  • Key assumptions
  • Cash flow
  • P&L
  • Capex
  • OPEX
  • Funding requirement
  • Sensitivities
26

Archivo Fuente Financiero

  • Investor has access to actual model / exported model evidence — not only a summary webpage
  • Where native model cannot be safely shared: provide investor-readable controlled export preserving sufficient detail
27

Modelos Financieros Históricos

  • Earlier BC versions marked SUPERSEDED
  • Current Version: BC 6.7 identified
  • No historical model appears equally current
28

Área 10 — Financiación €3M

  • €3M financing requirement — supporting documentation / approved management material
  • Intended use of funds
  • Milestones
  • Cash requirement
  • Working capital
  • Do not imply funding is committed unless it is
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Referencia Pre-Money (€12M–€15M)

  • Classify as CURRENT FUNDRAISING REFERENCE / MANAGEMENT PARAMETER
  • Unless formally agreed in transaction documentation
  • Do not show as completed valuation
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Área 11 — Financiación Pública (€10,000/administración)

  • Supporting source / programme basis where available
  • If still aspirational: label POTENTIAL PUBLIC FUNDING / MANAGEMENT PLANNING ASSUMPTION
  • Do not require evidence of receipt if none has occurred
  • Investor understands basis for the planning reference
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Área 12 — Corporativo

  • Incorporation documents
  • Corporate structure
  • Shareholder / ownership information
  • Director / board information
  • Company registrations
  • Material corporate resolutions
  • Beneficial ownership material where appropriate
  • Use current documents
32

Consistencia de Entidad

  • Legal names consistent across Data Room
  • Legal names consistent across contracts
  • Legal names consistent across corporate chart
  • Legal names consistent across financial material
  • No abbreviation creates impression of a different legal entity
33

Área 13 — Cap Table

  • Current cap table available if part of transaction DD
  • Current ownership
  • Relevant share classes where applicable
  • Fully diluted view where applicable
  • Date
  • Do not invent fully diluted numbers
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Área 14 — Legal / Regulatorio

  • Legal memoranda
  • Formal correspondence
  • Contracts
  • Authorisation / approval documents
  • Regulatory communications
  • Internal legal-readiness analysis
  • Do not replace formal evidence with marketing summaries
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Pagos / Wallet / Peñas

Ensure the Data Room distinguishes

  • Legal analysis completed
  • Implementation complete
  • Third-party provider required
  • Review pending
  • Product planned
  • Each may require different evidence
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Protección de Datos (GDPR)

  • Privacy policy
  • Data-flow assessment
  • Processor agreements where applicable
  • Internal readiness notes
  • Do not overstate formal compliance based solely on a policy draft
37

Área 15 — Propiedad Intelectual

  • Software agreements
  • IP assignment
  • Trademarks
  • Domain ownership
  • Development agreements
  • Chain of ownership / usage rights confirmed where material
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Área 16 — Equipo

  • Current role verified
  • Relationship to company verified
  • Employment / service status where material
  • Relevant CV / profile evidence where included
  • Do not require unnecessary personal information
39

Área 17 — Mercado / Competencia

  • Third-party market source
  • Public competitor data
  • Management analysis
  • Do not present management estimates as independent third-party research
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Área 18 — Ventaja Competitiva / Defensibilidad

  • Network relationship → FENAMIX contract
  • Physical footprint → deployment records
  • Technology → technical evidence
  • Integration complexity → architecture / process evidence
  • Commercial data → actual operating history when available
  • Avoid unsupported 'impossible to replicate'
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Área 19 — Hoja de Ruta de Despliegue

Future dates need not have completed evidence but should have supporting planning material

  • December 2026 — management roadmap / operating plan
  • March 2027 — management roadmap / operating plan
  • April 2027 — management roadmap / operating plan
  • Classify as MANAGEMENT TARGET — not evidence of completion
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Área 20 — Registro de Riesgos

  • Each material risk links to evidence where possible
  • Each material risk links to KPI where possible
  • Each material risk links to model driver where possible
  • Each material risk links to mitigation where possible
  • Risk Register itself is analysis, not proof
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Área 21 — Preguntas Waterhouse

  • Each material Waterhouse DD question response links to canonical page
  • Each response links to underlying source document where relevant
  • Management answer without underlying evidence remains EVIDENCE PENDING where evidence is reasonably expected
44

Área 22 — Escenario Adverso

  • Model version identified
  • Drivers changed identified
  • Resulting financial outputs identified
  • Do not treat a management narrative as model evidence
45

Área 23 — Uso de Fondos

  • Use of Funds connects to BC 6.7
  • Use of Funds connects to cash forecast
  • Use of Funds connects to milestone plan
  • Category allocations come from an approved source
  • Do not invent percentages
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Área 24 — Evidencia Financiera Real

  • Management accounts
  • Accounting records
  • Invoices
  • Bank / cash evidence where appropriate
  • Do not expose bank credentials
  • Investor access to financial evidence appropriate to due diligence
47

Área 25 — Integridad de Fuente Histórica

  • Executed / historical evidence has not been rewritten
  • Generated summary pages may explain it
  • Source files remain preserved
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Claims Materiales Sin Evidencia de Fuente Suficiente

ClaimCurrent StatusMissing EvidenceCurrent WordingRequired Action
—————
Requerido:0 UNSUPPORTED MATERIAL CURRENT-FACT CLAIMS (forward-looking model / target claims may remain without historical proof if correctly classified)
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Documento Existe Pero No Enlazado

DocumentRelevant Claim / PageCurrent Link StatusAction
————

Prevents unnecessary new uploads.

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Claim Tiene Múltiples Fuentes en Conflicto

ClaimSource ASource BCanonical SourceAction
—————
  • Different network count
  • Different hardware spec
  • Different revenue assumption
  • Do not choose whichever number looks strongest
  • Use canonical source hierarchy
Requerido:SOURCE RECONCILIATION REQUIRED where multiple sources give different current values
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Verificación de Actualidad de Evidencia

EvidenceSource DateLatest UpdateCurrent / Stale
————
  • Pipeline — freshness checked
  • Network — freshness checked
  • Advertiser status — freshness checked
  • Cash — freshness checked
  • Rollout — freshness checked
  • Do not let stale source data silently support current claims
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Clasificación de Calidad de Fuente

  • PRIMARY SOURCE — executed contract, accounting records, backend data
  • THIRD-PARTY SOURCE — external report, supplier documentation
  • MANAGEMENT RECORD — pipeline extract, rollout plan
  • MANAGEMENT ASSUMPTION — model driver
  • Do not create quality scores
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Test de Verificación del Inversor

For each material claim ask: Can Waterhouse independently inspect the supporting source within the Data Room?

  • YES — for material existing-fact claims where evidence can reasonably be shared
  • PARTIAL — where partial evidence exists
  • NO — EXPLANATION REQUIRED — where evidence cannot be shared
Requerido:YES for material existing-fact claims where evidence can reasonably be shared
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Navegación de Documentos

  • From each material analytical page: add Supporting Evidence with direct links
  • From each source document: allow Related Analysis where practical
  • Creates ANALYSIS ↔ EVIDENCE two-way navigation
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Índice Completo de Evidencia

Under Governance, Risk & Full Evidence — create / update Full Evidence Index grouped by:

  • Network
  • Hardware
  • Technology
  • Commercial
  • Financial
  • Legal / Regulatory
  • Corporate
  • Funding
  • Waterhouse DD
  • Do not expose raw build files
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Entrada del Índice de Evidencia

  • Document
  • Date
  • Category
  • Status
  • Related Claim
  • Current / Historical
  • Open
  • No need for long descriptions
57

Control de Duplicados Documentales

  • Identify exact duplicates
  • Prefer one canonical document link
  • Do not delete legally important duplicate originals without review
58

Control de Versiones de Archivo

  • Show Current
  • Show Superseded
  • Show Historical
  • Avoid 'final2', 'newfinal', 'newfinal3' as investor-facing status
59

Proceso de Documento Material Faltante

  • Do NOT fabricate a materially required document
  • Use DOCUMENT / EVIDENCE PENDING
  • Document required identified
  • Reason identified
  • Owner identified
  • Related claim identified
  • If claim cannot be supported without it: downgrade the claim status where necessary
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No Crear Documentos Innecesarios

  • Do not create documents merely to increase Data Room volume
  • Only add source evidence
  • Only add useful DD support
  • Only add clearly necessary explanatory documentation
  • Objective is COMPLETENESS — not DOCUMENT COUNT
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Test de Vista de Inversor

After completing the sweep, log in as AUTHORISED INVESTOR — FULL DATA ROOM. Select at least 20 material claims across all categories.

  • Open claim
  • Open evidence
  • Confirm evidence supports wording
  • Return to analysis
Requerido:100% TRACEABLE FOR TESTED MATERIAL CLAIMS
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Conjunto de Test de Claims Materiales

Include at minimum:

  • 1. FENAMIX relationship
  • 2. ~7,000 perimeter
  • 3. ~370 footprint
  • 4. 1,200+ pipeline
  • 5. Reader hardware
  • 6. Rear display
  • 7. Large-format display
  • 8. Ticket validation
  • 9. Backend
  • 10. Advertising model
  • 11. FENAMIX 30%
  • 12. SaaS
  • 13. Transaction economics
  • 14. Peñas
  • 15. BC 6.7
  • 16. €3M funding
  • 17. Rollout timeline
  • 18. Corporate structure
  • 19. Legal readiness
  • 20. Commercial proof
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Resumen Final de Completitud

Unsupported Material Current Claims — [count] — target: 0
Material Missing Documents — [count] — target: 0
Material Broken Evidence Links — [count] — target: 0
Conflicting Material Sources — [count] — target: 0
Stale Material Evidence — [count] — target: 0
Evidence-Pending Future Validation Items — [count] — may remain where correctly disclosed
Requerido:First four should ideally be 0 before final release
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Estado Final

  • COMPLETE — INVESTOR EVIDENCE TRACEABILITY CONFIRMED
  • COMPLETE WITH DISCLOSED FUTURE VALIDATION ITEMS
  • REVIEW REQUIRED — MATERIAL EVIDENCE GAP
  • NOT READY — MATERIAL DOCUMENT MISSING
Requerido:Do not use percentage scores
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Visibilidad Waterhouse

  • Complete items visible to Waterhouse
  • Partial items visible to Waterhouse
  • Evidence pending items visible to Waterhouse
  • Missing documents (if any) visible to Waterhouse
  • Do not hide gaps
  • If a gap is identified: show exactly what it means
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Principio Final

El Data Room de LOTOMIX debe permitir a Waterhouse distinguir inmediatamente entre LO QUE EXISTE, LO QUE ESTÁ DOCUMENTADO, LO QUE OPERA, LO QUE ESTÁ MODELADO, LO QUE ES PIPELINE, LO QUE ES OBJETIVO, y LO QUE AÚN REQUIERE EVIDENCIA. El inversor nunca debería tener que adivinar a qué categoría pertenece una declaración material.

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