1 Patria Investments (Nasdaq: PAX) Patria Acquires Private Equity Solutions Business from abrdn to Expand Global Private Markets Capabilities OCTOBER 2023

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3 Transaction Summary Key Transaction Details Management Timing ▪ Total consideration of up to £100 million (or currently ~$122 million) payable to the seller in cash, with £80 million as base value and £20 million contingent on certain performance factors o £60 million payable at closing and financed through bank credit facility maturing 36 months after closing o £20 million payable at 24 months from closing; and o Up to £20 million payable at 36 months from closing contingent on performance factors ▪ Fee Earning AUM of $7.8 billion generating effective management fee rate of 50-60 bps and a Fee Related Earnings margin of 30-40% ▪ Transaction expected to be accretive to PAX shareholders in 2024 ▪ Alignment through the incoming management team’s opportunity to participate in the transaction o Any contribution towards cash consideration (not to exceed 10% of total consideration) to be converted into PAX shares and subject to 5- year lock-up agreement ▪ Management will enter Patria’s long term incentive plans, including carry programs and management-related compensation ▪ Expected timeline for closing during the first half of 2024 ▪ Closing is conditioned to regulatory approvals and other items customary for these type of transactions Patria announced agreement for the carve-out acquisition of a global private equity solutions business from abrdn with $9 billion in Total AUM and $7.8 billion in Fee Earning AUM1 across mainly mid-market primaries, secondaries, and co-investment strategies Note: Data as of 30 June 2023. (1) AUM/FEAUM at closing of transaction may differ from AUM/FEAUM at signing Further Developments ▪ Patria currently manages $1.3 billion of FEAUM through feeder funds that direct Latin American capital to global private markets, which have been active for more than 10 years ▪ The acquired platform together with this existing business will form a new vertical – Global Private Markets Solutions (GPMS) ▪ Global Private Markets Solutions positioned to launch with an aggregate pro forma FEAUM of over $9 billion and to be led by Marco D’Ippolito

4 Acquisition to Launch Patria’s Global Private Markets Solutions Vertical1 An Attractive Strategy… … Joining Forces With An Established Partner ✓ Specialized private equity programs, including Secondaries and Co-investments are among the fastest growing strategies within private markets but with limited scale opportunity in Latin America ✓ Demand for global private markets products is gaining momentum among Latin American investors as allocations to alternatives strategies evolve ✓ We believe adding these in-house solutions strategies is an important step to further build global private markets capabilities to serve local investors ✓ Reinforces a key pillar of Patria’s growth strategy ✓ Seasoned team joining Patria with financial and cultural alignment ✓ Strong and consistent investment performance across strategies with a differentiated approach to the mid-market private equity segment ✓ Sticky AUM denominated in hard currency across permanent capital, drawdown funds and separately managed accounts (SMAs) ✓ Loyal and complementary client base ✓ Extensive GP relationships across the European and US markets New strategy vertical continues our commitment to be a gateway for Latin American investors to access global private markets and serve our clients with a comprehensive portfolio of products (1) Global Private Markets Solution vertical to be created upon closing of transaction

5 Global Institutional Capital to LatAm Alternatives 1 LatAm Capital to LatAm Alternatives 2 LatAm Capital to Global Alternatives 3 Patria’s ambition as the “gateway for alternatives” in Latin America is based on three pillars ▪ Patria currently manages $1.3 billion of FEAUM in feeder funds direct to global partners with relationships spanning for more than 10 years ▪ The financial deepening in Latin America is expected to result in an increase of local investors allocations to global private markets over time… ▪ … as this plays out, we believe Latin American investors will seek attractive global products with a manager they know and trust ▪ Acquisition of in-house solutions capabilities is a vertical integration with attractive economics for Patria ▪ Adds additional long-dated and permanent capital AUM in hard currency and further diversifies product offering, geographical presence and client base ▪ Represents an opportunity to leverage Patria’s platform to unlock untapped distribution potential A Compelling Combination Aligned with Patria’s Strategic Growth Plan

6 Harnessing the Evolution of Private Markets Solutions Primary, secondaries and co-investment strategies are in high demand, with consistent growth globally and in the European mid-market Source: Based on Preqin data. Mid-market space offers an attractive opportunity to drive differentiated returns through investments that are “hard to find, hard to access and hard to diligence” European Mid Market (US$ billion) Primaries Secondaries Co-Invest. Total 5% 16% 21% 6% 16% 21% CAGR (19’-22’) 483 363 187 1,033 87 50 23 160 Global Market (US$ billion) CAGR (19’-22’) Team operates in an attractive & fast-growing market within private markets Longstanding manager selection experience and consistent deployment of primary capital, enabling sourcing of secondary and co-investment deal flow Secondaries have attractive features: lower duration, faster DPI, strong IRRs & diversification Proven expertise in offering highly tailored client solutions by combining high quality primary, secondary and co-investment opportunities Leverage deep manager relationships and direct PE experience to select differentiated, hard to access co- investments

7 Adding a Proven & Diversified Investment Platform… ▪ Sticky Fee Earning AUM: transaction increases Patria’s permanent capital from 7% to 13%1 of FEAUM ▪ Hard Currency Revenue: 100% of FEAUM denominated in a combination of GBP, USD and EUR ▪ Loyal LP Base: strong relationships diversified across public and private pensions, financial institutions, insurance companies and endowments ▪ Extensive GP Relationships: deep coverage of PE funds and managers with 150+ current GP investment relationships and 250+ fund advisory board seats ▪ Attractive Investment Performance: strong track record of 16%, 20% and 20% IRR2 in Primaries, Secondaries and Co-investments respectively 18% 15% 9% 5% 53% US$ 7.8 billion Note: Data as of 30 June 2023. (1) Pro forma to include pending M&A transactions; (2) Returns represent the pooled internal rate of return net of management fees, carried interest and expenses charged by the general partners of the underlying investments but before the reduction of platform’s management fees and carried interest, fund expenses and gains/losses on distributed securities Overview - A leading mid-market private equity solutions platform with 50+ employees, including 20+ investment professionals, and offices in London, Edinburgh and Boston FEAUM by Client Offering Primaries ~50% of NAV Strategies/Investment Focus - European & Global Buyout - Best-in-class small and mid-market specialist managers with a sector and/or regional focus - Hard-to-access and high-performing larger managers - Seasoned/stapled opportunities Secondaries ~25% of NAV Co-inv ~25% of NAV - Europe - Access to high quality, hard-to-access opportunities through broad primary portfolio - Migrated to a more direct underwriting partner model in recent years, focusing on recurring business models Client Offerings - Europe & US - Focus on special, less competitive opportunities • Direct PE funds/funds-of-funds/secondary funds • Complex situations (GP-led, continuation funds, spin- outs, stapled primaries, co-invest secondaries) Drawdown Funds SMAs Single strategy (e.g., global specialized secondaries, European co- investments) or multi-strategy pooled vehicles for investors wanting access to a particular area of core expertise. Discretionary mid-market mandates (>$100m) tailored for sophisticated institutional investors FTSE 250 investment company with 22-year track record, providing access to a diversified portfolio of leading private equity funds and co- investments Contracted management of mature fully funded portfolios in a run-off stage Listed Trust (permanent capital) Third Party Portfolio Management Legacy mandates in the final stages of run-off Legacy Mandates

8 … with Strong & Consistent Investment Performance ▪ Solid and longstanding track record across attractive and scalable investment strategies (Primaries, Secondaries and Co-investments) ▪ High levels of client satisfaction on investment performance and mandate delivery to support new fundraising initiatives ▪ Compelling public market equivalent (PME) outperformance on major mandates ▪ Robust DPI performance of Secondaries program with all five mandates benchmarking top or second quartile1 ▪ As of 2Q23, the listed private equity trust (aPEO) has delivered an annualized NAV total return of 11.4% since inception in 2001 which outperforms the FTSE All-Share Total Return index by more than 600 bps Co-investments Committed/ Invested Capital € 5.0 billion 1.7 x 16 % 1.6 x 20 % 1.8 x 20 % Primaries Secondaries TVPI2 IRR3 Note: Data as of 30 June 2023. 2008, 2008 and 2013 as inception vintages for Primaries, Secondaries and Co-investment strategies, respectively; (1) Mandates benchmarked against Burgiss Secondaries FoFs of the same vintage; (2) Total Value to Paid In Capital; (3) Returns represent the pooled internal rate of return net of management fees, carried interest and expenses charged by the general partners of the underlying investments but before the reduction of platform’s management fees and carried interest, fund expenses and gains/losses on distributed securities. € 2.5 billion € 1.7 billion In EUR

9 Joining Forces with a Well-Seasoned Team ▪ Experienced, market-leading team with broad skillset, compelling investment track record, and significant direct expertise/GP backgrounds ▪ Strong and complementary internal core capabilities of sourcing and investing – Primaries, Secondaries and Co-investments ▪ Complementary expertise to Patria, supported by a solid entrepreneurial cultural fit Merrick McKay Head of abrdn Private Equity Investment Committee member Years in PE: 30 Mark Nicolson Head of Primary Investments Investment Committee member Years in PE: 21 Patrick Knechtli Head of Secondaries Investment Committee member Years in PE: 26 Alan Gauld Senior Investment Director Years in PE: 13 Eric Albertson Head of US Private Equity Investment Committee member (SOF only) Years in PE: 23 Colin Burrow Head of Co-Investments Investment Committee member (Chair) Years in PE: 26 Cameron Graham Deputy Head of Secondaries Investment Committee member Years in PE: 15 Karin Hyland Deputy Head of Co-Investments Years in PE: 16 Alistair Watson Head of Strategy & Innovation Investment Committee member Years in PE: 18 Haresh Vazirani Senior Investment Director Years in PE: 16 James Bryden Chief Operating Officer Years with the team: 8 Note: reflects current titles at abrdn & 40+ full time employees

10 Managing Partner with over 22 years of experience in the private equity industry and 19 years in Patria, Marco D’Ippolito will head the new verticalMarco D’Ippolito 21% 14% 21% 43% US$ 9+ bn Patria Global Private Markets Solutions (Pro forma) Head of GPMS1 A new vertical focused on serving clients with a gateway to private markets on a global scale through: ▪ Proprietary Primaries, Secondaries and Co-Investment o With the acquisition, Patria will manage $7.8 billion in FEAUM across drawdown funds, listed vehicles (permanent capital) and SMAs o Growth opportunities: o Building-out distribution capabilities should materially boost generation of new products, clients and AUM o Pipeline of existing and new product offerings supported by demonstrable strong track record o Investment team and operational platform ready to be scaled ▪ Third party global private markets products via feeder funds for Latin American investors o Patria currently manages $1.3 billion of FEAUM through feeders direct to global partners across private equity, credit and real estate o Growth opportunities: expand investment strategies (e.g. Infrastructure) and client geographies (e.g. Brazil) 16% 13% 4% 8% 14% 46% US$ 9+ bn FEAUM by Strategy2 SMAs Permanent Capital (Listed Vehicle) Drawdown Funds FEAUM by Product Primaries Secondaries Feeder Funds (3rd Party) Co-investments Patria Global Private Markets Solutions1: A New Platform for Growth Note: Data as of 30 June 2023. (1) Global Private Markets Solution vertical to be created upon closing of transaction and to be led by Marco D’Ippolito; (2) FEAUM breakout for Primaries, Secondaries and Co- investments approximated based on NAV Feeder Funds (3rd Party) Third Party Portfolio Management Legacy Mandates

11 Patria: A Diversified Platform with a Runway to Scale Private Equity At IPO… Infrastructure Credit Public Equities Real Estate Global Private Markets Solutions Wealth Mgmt ✓ Flagship Buyout ✓ Flagship Buyout + Growth Equity + Venture Capital + SPAC ✓ Flagship Development ✓ Flagship Development + Core $0.1 ✓Private Credit ✓Private Credit + LatAm High Yield & IG + LatAm Local Currency + Infra Credit + Receivables + Chilean High Yield & IG $0.3 ✓PIPE + LatAm Large Caps✓PIPE + LatAm Small Caps + Chilean Large Caps + Chilean Small Caps $0.7 ✓Development ✓REITs ✓Development ✓REITs $0.0 + Secondaries + Co-investments + Primaries + Global alternatives feeders $0.0 + Geographic Capabilities $6.7$3.3 $3.3 $3.4 $4.9 $2.7 ~$3.1 ~$9.1 $0.6 + Wealth Management + SMAs … Today (Pro forma to include pending M&A Transactions) ▪ At IPO, Patria managed $14 billion of AUM and $8 billion in FEAUM concentrated in two products ▪ Pro forma for pending acquisitions, Patria will manage approximately $38 billion in Total AUM and nearly $31 billion in FEAUM across a highly diversified platform with multiple vectors for capital raising and growth FEAUM ($ bn) - - Note: Pro forma for pending acquisitions. AUM/FEAUM at closing of transaction may differ from AUM/FEAUM at signing. Maps and flags represent the countries/regions of underlying investments. $8TOTAL ~$31