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Sustainability-related disclosure.

This statement is published in accordance with the EU Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (Regulation 2019/2088 — SFDR).

Last updated · June 2026

Article 6 classification

The Dutch Fuel Stations Fund I is classified as an Article 6 product under SFDR. The fund does not promote environmental or social characteristics as its primary investment objective, but sustainability risks are integrated into the investment decision process.

Integration of sustainability risks

Sustainability risks — including soil contamination, energy-transition exposure, and climate-physical risk — are assessed during due diligence on every asset. Findings inform pricing, reserves, and capex planning, and may lead the investment committee to decline a transaction.

Principal adverse impacts

Dutch Estate Capital currently does not consider principal adverse impacts of investment decisions on sustainability factors in the sense of Article 4 SFDR at entity level, on grounds of proportionality. This position is reviewed annually.

Remuneration policy

Our remuneration policy avoids incentives that would encourage excessive sustainability risk-taking. Variable compensation is tied to long-term, risk-adjusted fund performance.