Sequoia Economic Infrastructure Fund Regulatory News (SEQI)

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12th November 2021

Sequoia Economic Infrastructure Income Fund Limited

("SEQI" or the "Company")

NAV update

The NAV for SEQI, the specialist investor in economic infrastructure debt, increased to 101.72 pence per share from the prior month's NAV of 101.38 pence per share, (being the 30 September 2021 cum-income NAV of 102.94 less the dividend of 1.5625 pence per share declared in respect of the quarter ended 30 September 2021), representing an increase of 0.34 pence per share.

Portfolio update

As of 29 October 2021, the Company had cash of £96.6m and had drawn £90.2m on its revolving credit facility. The Company also had undrawn commitments on existing investments collectively valued at £45.9m. The Company's invested portfolio consisted of 65 private debt investments and 11 infrastructure bonds across 8 sectors and 30 sub-sectors. It had an annualised yield‑to‑maturity (or yield‑to‑worst in the case of callable bonds) of 8.8% and a cash yield of 5.9%. The weighted average portfolio life is approximately 4.3 years. Private debt investments represented 95% of the total portfolio and 50% of the portfolio comprised floating rate assets. Investments which are pre‑operational represented 10% of total assets.

The Company's invested portfolio remains geographically diverse with 47% located across the US, 18% in the UK, 30% in Europe, and 5% in Australia/New Zealand. Currently the Company is not investing in Portugal or Italy but has selectively invested in opportunities in Spain. The Company's pipeline of economic infrastructure debt investments remains strong and is diversified by sector, sub‑sector, and jurisdiction. At month end, approximately 100% of the Company's NAV consisted of either Sterling assets or was hedged into Sterling. The Company has adequate resources to cover margin calls on its hedging book.

Overall, the portfolio continues to perform solidly. As economies re-open, a number of under‑performing assets in the transport sector especially have seen significant improvements in their revenues. For example, the Talen 10.5% 2026 bonds, which fell sharply in August, are up just over 20% over the course of September and October. The decrease in asset valuations is mainly attributable to the decline in the valuation of the Salt Lake Potash investment.

As recently communicated, Salt Lake Potash, (1.8% of NAV) announced a Voluntary Administration of the company on 20 October 2021. The lender group has appointed KordaMentha, a leading Australian restructuring and advisory firm, as receivers for the lender group. Under Australian restructuring processes, receivers act for the benefit of lenders and can take a variety of measures including trade sales of the company, debt sales or other restructuring activities to preserve lender value and maximise recovery. This work is currently ongoing. The Investment Adviser notes that the cost base of the project and equity invested to date materially exceeds the total debt quantum and that a similar potash project utilising evaporative production processes for sulphate of potash production has recently achieved first production, albeit with reportedly similar ramp-up issues as SO4. Whilst it is too early to comment on the eventual recovery percentage of our investment, our senior secured position should position us strongly in the restructuring process.

The Investment Adviser is highly focused on this position, as well as two other underperforming assets which include a loan to a UK energy supply company and a US property operated a private school. We will continue to update investors when appropriate.

The Company's settled investment activities during October include:

• A €55m loan to Project Nimble, a data centre based in the Netherlands;

• An additional $720,000 disbursement to Lanthanum, a leading developer of hyperscale data centres in Virginia;

• An additional $5.3 loan to Sunrun Radcliffe, a US-based manufacturer of solar energy equipment;

• An additional £1.1m loan to Clyde Street Facility B, a development Glasglow.

The following assets sold or prepaid in October:

• A partial sale of £4.2m of Voyage Care 2023 bonds, a care home provider for people with disabilities;

• A partial sale of €1.3m of Ziton Senior Secured 2023 bonds, a specialised operations and maintenance service provider for offshore wind farms.

Ordinary Portfolio Summary (15 largest settled investments)

Note (1) - excluding accrued interest

The Company's monthly investor report and additional portfolio disclosure will be made available at http://www.seqifund.com/.

LEI: 2138006OW12FQHJ6PX91

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For further information please contact:

Sequoia Investment Management Company +44 (0)20 7079 0480

Steve Cook

Dolf Kohnhorst

Randall Sandstrom

Greg Taylor

Anurag Gupta

Jefferies International Limited +44 (0)20 7029 8000

Gaudi le Roux

Neil Winward

Tulchan Communications (Financial PR) +44 (0)20 7353 4200

Martin Pengelley

Elizabeth Snow

Laura Marshall

Praxis Fund Services Limited (Company Secretary) +44 (0) 1481 755530

Matt Falla

Katrina Rowe

About Sequoia Economic Infrastructure Income Fund Limited

The Company seeks to provide investors with regular, sustained, long-term distributions and capital appreciation from a diversified portfolio of senior and subordinated economic infrastructure debt investments. The Company is advised by Sequoia Investment Management Company Limited.