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ESPG AG: Strong support for proposed resolutions to amended ESPG bond terms – next management call - Seite 2

Alongside the registration, investors must submit proof of ownership and a blocking notice. Persons entitled to vote also find a voting form on the ESPG website under “Investor Relations”. The form has to be sent to the voting supervisor between 18 March and 20 March 2024. As an alternative, bondholders can authorise Mr Nieding as voting representative or any other person to cast votes. Corresponding power of attorney forms are also available on the ESPG website. A request for vote has been published in the Federal Gazette and on the company's website: https://espg.space/investor_relations/corporate-bond-2018-2026/. All documents must be send to [e-mail]. In the event of countermotions or agenda amendment requests, the voting and power of attorney forms on the ESPG website will be updated, accordingly.

Management call for bond investors on 14 March 2024
Management will hold an investor call on 14 March 2024 at 14:00 (GMT) / 15:00 (CET) with further information on the intended amendment of the bond terms and conditions and the other resolution items, as well as information on the voting process. Dial-in details and registration contacts will be posted on the ESPG website.

Markus Drews, Management Board of ESPG AG: “The proposed amendment to the terms of the bond and the expansion of the joint representative’s mandate provide us with the flexibility to further develop our business at a similar pace as we successfully did in the previous year. In 2023, we increased our rental income by around 22 per cent to approximately 12.7 million euros. This clearly shows that we remain on course for growth. Together with our investors, we want to develop ESPG into the market leader for science park portfolios in Europe.”

About ESPG
The European Science Park Group (ESPG) is a real estate company specialising in science parks. The company's focus is on the development of science parks, predominantly characterised by tenants from future-oriented industries such as life sciences, green technologies or digital transformation, which benefit from their proximity to each other and their direct proximity to universities, hospitals or research locations. ESPG's portfolio already comprises 16 science parks across Europe with a total area of 126,000 square metres. The sites are generally located outside metropolises, in areas that are considered science clusters or have a high concentration of innovative companies.