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01/07/2026

Foresight Solar News Round-Up: June 2026

Welcome to Foresight Solar’s latest monthly round‑up, where we share recent news, key milestones and insights from across the business. Each update highlights developments shaping our strategy, our markets and the transition to a cleaner energy system.

This month, we started a series on why Foresight Solar is an appealing investment proposition. We discussed how the Company is seeking to deliver dependable income today while creating opportunities for future growth.

We highlighted the strength of our income track record. Since listing in 2013, we have paid a dividend every quarter, with quarterly payouts increasing by 35% over that period. In total, shareholders have received £438 million through dividends and share buybacks.

We also explained that the outlook for solar infrastructure remains supported by growing demand for affordable, secure and clean electricity. Through a diversified portfolio, an experienced management team and a solar and battery storage pipeline, Foresight Solar offers investors exposure to these long-term structural trends.

We were pleased to be included in the London Stock Exchange’s Green Economy Mark cohort for the seventh consecutive year. The mark recognises funds and companies that generate at least 50% of annual revenues from products and services supporting environmental objectives. For Foresight Solar, it reflects the alignment between our investment objective, our role in the energy transition and our focus on providing shareholders with a sustainable dividend.

During the month, we welcomed Dr Jeevun Sandher MP to Wymeswold solar farm. Wymeswold was Foresight Solar’s first operational project and, when it began generating electricity in 2013, was the UK’s largest plant. In 2025, the site generated enough electricity to power the equivalent of 11,550 UK homes for a year, showing how well-managed solar assets can contribute to local energy generation.

Lastly, we commented on renewed private market interest in renewable energy infrastructure. Listed renewable energy funds have continued to trade at discounts despite owning high-quality assets with strong performance records. Recent transaction activity suggests private investors still see meaningful value in these portfolios, underlining the gap between public market pricing and the underlying value of well-performing renewable infrastructure assets.

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