Sustainability (SFDR)

• Energy performance certification and follow-up on improvements upon acquisition.
• Investments in operational and energy efficiency where economically justified.
• Assessment of climate-related physical risks as part of technical due diligence.
• A documented maintenance plan for each property.
• Dialogue with tenants about consumption and behavior.

Sustainability risks, including climate-related physical and transition risks, are assessed as an integral part of the Company's risk management. This assessment forms part of technical due diligence and ongoing portfolio monitoring.

The Company does not consider these risks, in isolation, to have a material adverse impact on expected returns for the property types and geographic areas within its investment mandate. These risks are nevertheless actively managed through operating decisions and maintenance.

ESG-related information is included in the Company's internal reporting to the Board of Directors and ongoing reporting to investors. The policy is maintained by the compliance function and reviewed at least annually.