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Our CEO Peter Borup will be at Geneva Dry tomorrow 28th April.

As shipping navigates decarbonisation, Quadrise is advancing practical, ready-now solutions that can deliver impact today.

If you're attending, do connect! 🚢

https://genevadry.com/

#Quadrise #Shipping #GenevaDry

Fair - just a bit of "other news" I spotted while we wait impatiently for the next RNS.

alfie pea**** has reposted the following on linkedin from a current student at bath university (i won't name him as he is essentially a kid). hopefully it is in anticipation of requiring more "hands on deck":

"very excited to announce that i’ve accepted a placement role at quadrise as a project engineer starting in august 2026. many thanks to the university of bath placements team for helping me secure this role. i look forward to the coming year working with alfie pea**** and the rest of the quadrise team."

SEASTARS have posted the below on LinkedIn with a picture showing Jason in attendance:

✅⚓ SEASTARS | 2nd Design Thinking Workshop Successfully Completed!

We are pleased to share that the 2nd SEASTARS #DesignThinking #Workshop has been successfully held in London on 21st April — building on the strong foundations of our first session.

With continued engagement from experts across the maritime value chain, this workshop deepened our exploration of refining user needs and advanced the definition of key features for the SEASTARS Platform-as-a-Service.

A special thank you to the Royal Institution of Naval Architects for hosting us.

We sincerely appreciate all participants for their valuable contributions and ongoing commitment. The journey continues — with many more milestones ahead🚢💡

Our final Auramarine Webinar of the 2026 series takes place on the 7th of May 10:00 EEST | Biofuels: practical solution for marine decarbonisation: https://marketing.auramarine.com/auramarine-webinars-2026-biofuel-practical-solution-for-marine-decarbonisation

Storm? I'd take a light drizzle at the moment...

Come on BoD, get the news out!

Ok thank you for clarifying - I think the important thing is to understand there are things you can't control (the actions of others) and focus on controlling what you can (your own actions based on facts and potential). Others can do what they like in my view (I don't think it will affect me long term) and they certainly won't influence me in the short term.

If that was directed at me, Whiskyman, I am afraid you are wrong.

I wouldn't get too concerned with people trading, Tuckman. Yes, the underhand way some go about it is irritating, but we are all here to "get in" and "get out" at some point. Some investors time horizons are just longer than others. When the time comes, some LTHs will sell at 5p / 10p / 20p / 100p depending on their position.

Those moving in and out in the short term are taking their own risks, and as we know, if news drops they could be caught with their pants down and miss any big rise. That all said, I don't think short term movements due to people trading is going to affect the long-term direction of the share price when we get some concrete news.

Thanks - that makes sense.

What about Morocco?

Following Peter's comments, I think at the AGM, about the need to ensure trial agreements have commercial commitments attached to them, are we expecting this with the Morocco and MSC contracts, or unlikely given the projects were in (slow) motion before Peter arrived?

Would be interested to hear any thoughts.

"People are either charming or tedious."

He's the latter.

Can't argue with that.

I know we have said it before but the stage really is set - the team, the offering, the clients, the green transition, the price of oil.

I think Andy was premature. The time is now!

SP seems to have shrugged off someone dumping a few million shares yesterday nicely.

We all know what we are waiting for, it just needs to happen!

Quadrise is attracting renewed investor interest after a sharp move in its share price during a period of oil market volatility.

The company is not a conventional oil producer, so the investment case is different from a direct bet on crude prices. Its relevance comes from whether disruption in energy markets can make its offering more commercially attractive.

The recent rise in the shares suggests the market is reassessing that position. Volatile oil prices tend to make customers more focused on fuel efficiency, pricing and supply options. In that environment, companies offering an alternative or a cost-focused proposition can become more relevant.

Energy market volatility can create a window in which companies like Quadrise look more strategically useful than they did in calmer conditions. If that window leads to stronger engagement, better positioning or faster decision-making by customers, the market may see a reason to attach a higher value to the story.

...and while we may have lost some in depth company knowledge gathered over 20 years, we have gained 30 years experience of "supporting boards through commercial scale‑up and complex deal structuring" in Michael Covington. So I see it as very positive for the future.

He will be 79 this year. There could be all manner of reasons for him stepping down from Peter wanting to freshen the board up to ill health. With the greatest of respect, he was looking pretty ancient.

15 April 2026

Quadrise Plc

("Quadrise" or the "Company")

Directorate Change

Quadrise Plc (AIM: QED), the technology company focused on the decarbonisation of shipping and heavy industry through deployment of low emission fuels and biofuel, announces that further to the announcement on 19 March 2026, Laurie Mutch has stepped down as a Director of the Company with immediate effect.

Laurie has also stepped down as Chairman of the Audit Committee and as a member of the Remuneration and Nomination Committees. His responsibilities on the Audit and Remuneration committees will be assumed by Michael Covington.

Laurie has served on the Board for 20 years, providing continuity, deep corporate knowledge and independent oversight through multiple phases of the Company's development. Following his resignation as a Director, he will assist with transition and handover arrangements.

Andy Morrison, Chair of Quadrise, commented:

"On behalf of the Board, I would like to thank Laurie for his outstanding contribution to Quadrise over the past two decades. His experience, judgement and steadfast support have been invaluable as the Company has evolved from a technology developer into a business approaching commercial scale‑up. Laurie's guidance and commitment to strong governance have played a significant role in shaping the Company we have today, and we are grateful for his long‑standing service. The Board wishes him every success in the future."

Looks like a load of limit orders got triggered when the sell price hit 3p. Don't think it is anything unexpected.