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VURA Capital Innovation Holdings Inc. is a Japan-based investment, operating, and value creation platform that executes “Enterprise Redefinition” in the AI era. VURA is neither a traditional consulting firm nor a passive investment fund. VURA invests, enters management, and redefines enterprise value. Through this integration, VURA creates non-linear growth and Future Value. In the AI era, knowledge, analysis, and optimization are becoming democratized. Therefore, competitive advantage increasingly comes from defining what value itself should be. VURA integrates social transformation, technological transformation, and capital transformation to create a new structure of enterprise value.

VURA exists for those who seek to redefine enterprise value. People inheriting businesses. People transforming companies. People seeking to grow portfolio companies. People creating new value. In the AI era, existing structures alone are no longer enough to create the future. Through investing, operating, and redefining, VURA executes enterprise value redefinition together with those pursuing Future Value creation.

VURA seeks to create a new structure of enterprise value creation for the AI era. It is not simply about maximizing short-term profit. It is about integrating: - human value - social value - technological value - capital value to create Future Value. Through investing, operating, and redefining, VURA implements next-generation value creation models.

Because enterprise value redefinition cannot be realized through external advice alone. To truly transform a company, it is necessary to integrate: - decision-making - organization - operations - capital - execution VURA does not simply make recommendations. VURA invests, enters management, and executes transformation directly. That is how enterprise value is structurally changed.

Because strategy alone does not transform companies. To truly change enterprise value, decision-making, execution, organization, capital, and operations must all be connected. Execution changes enterprise value structurally. By integrating investing, operating, and redefining, VURA realizes non-linear growth.

Because enterprise value cannot exist independently from social structure, human values, and technological change. In the AI era, not only enterprises, but society itself is beginning to transform. Enterprise Redefinition is increasingly becoming connected to the redefinition of society itself. VURA seeks not only enterprise transformation, but also Future Value creation for society as a whole.

Japan possesses strengths such as: - quality - implementation capability - operational excellence - long-term thinking - coexistence with society In the AI era, competitive advantage will not come only from technological development, but from the ability to implement AI into society. VURA seeks to redefine the value Japan possesses and connect it to the world.

VURA does not pursue short-term profit maximization alone. Nor is it simply an external advisory organization. In the AI era, optimization alone no longer creates sustainable competitive advantage. VURA seeks to integrate enterprise value, human value, and social value to create Future Value.

VURA is not a traditional consulting firm. Rather than only providing external advice, VURA invests, enters management, and redefines enterprise value. VURA is an integrated value creation platform combining investing, operating, and redefining.

VURA is not simply a private equity fund. Beyond providing capital, VURA deeply enters management and redesigns business structures, value structures, and growth structures themselves. Enterprise value does not change through finance alone. It changes through redefinition. That is VURA’s philosophy.

VFI (VURA Future Index) is a proprietary index designed to visualize how the market evaluates future value across VURA’s four future domains: Longevity Planetary Sustainability Quality of Life Frontier The index tracks real market performance across these domains and continuously measures how future value is evolving in the AI era. VFI is benchmarked to 100 on April 22, 2026 — the founding date of VURA Capital Innovation Holdings Inc. Updated daily through live market data.

VFI is calculated by indexing selected companies across VURA’s four future domains and measuring their relative market performance over time. The index is benchmarked to 100 on April 22, 2026 — the founding date of VURA Capital Innovation Holdings Inc. Each domain is equally weighted, and the index is updated daily using live market data.

VURA created VFI to visualize how future value is being evaluated and redefined by the market in the AI era. As technology, society, and human value continue to evolve, VURA believes that many forms of future value remain invisible, undefined, or underestimated. VFI was designed as a real-time framework to track how these future value domains are changing through actual market dynamics. Rather than focusing only on short-term optimization, VFI seeks to capture long-term shifts in human, societal, technological, and frontier value.

No. VFI is provided for informational and conceptual purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, investment solicitation, or a financial product.

VIX is an index that measures market fear, uncertainty, and short-term risk perception. VFI, by contrast, attempts to visualize how markets are beginning to recognize and expect future value itself. While VIX observes market anxiety, VFI observes expectations for future value. VURA focuses not only on short-term price movements, but on how future value is being recognized, accelerated, and redefined within the market.

The VFI × VIX matrix visualizes market environments through two different perspectives: VIX = market fear and uncertainty VFI = expectations for future value By combining these two axes, the matrix illustrates four different market conditions. When VFI is high and VIX is low, markets are stable and future expectations are strong. This often reflects sustainable growth and broad confidence in future value creation. When both VFI and VIX are high, markets are volatile, but expectations for the future remain strong. This frequently appears during periods of technological transition, structural change, or major innovation cycles. When both VFI and VIX are low, markets are calm, but expectations for the future are weak. There is stability, but limited momentum for transformation or new value creation. When VFI is low and VIX is high, markets are dominated by fear and weak future expectations. This often reflects stagnation, uncertainty, or loss of confidence in future value itself. VURA uses this framework not only to observe market volatility, but to understand how future value is being recognized across different market environments.