[Total Redemptions Approx. 25 Billion Yen] TECROWD Fund No. 57 Completes Dividend and Redemption with 8.00% Actual Annual Yield

We are pleased to announce that the principal redemption and dividend payment for Fund No. 57 (total investment approx. 50 million yen) of 'TECROWD,' a real estate crowdfunding service that allows investments from 100,000 yen per unit, were completed on March 31, 2026 (Tuesday). TECRA Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa; President: Hironobu Niino) announces that 'Ambassador Residence,' Fund No. 57 of the 'TECROWD' service, concluded its operation on February 28, 2026, and completed principal redemption and dividend payments on March 31 of the same year. The total preferred dividend for this fund was 3,568,000 yen, and the actual annual yield was 8.0%, matching the expected annual yield of 8.0%. The schedule also proceeded as originally planned. [Fund Overview] Fund Name: TECROWD Fund No. 57 Ambassador Residence; Operation Period: March 21, 2024 - February 28, 2026; Redemption Date: March 31, 2026; Total Investment: 49,560,000 yen; Dividend (Preferred Investors): 3,568,000 yen; Actual Annual Yield: 8.0%. TECROWD Dividend/Redemption Track Record (as of March 31, 2026): TECROWD has completed principal redemptions for 66 funds, totaling approximately 25 billion yen. The average actual yield of the redeemed funds is 10.01% per annum. Features of TECROWD: (1) High Yield: The average annual yield of redeemed funds is 10.01% (as of March 31, 2026), boasting one of the highest levels in the industry. (2) Three Zeros: In the four-plus years since the service began, 95 funds have been formed without a single instance of dividend delay, principal delay, or loss of principal. (3) Rich Variety: While general real estate crowdfunding focuses on urban residences, TECROWD utilizes its expertise to form funds centered on high-yield projects such as healthcare facilities, hotels, and data centers, both domestically and internationally. We also ensure safe fund management by adopting master leases and currency hedging.