VUKILE PROPERTY FUND LIMITED - Disposal of Castell28 Jan 2026
Disposal of Castellana's portfolio of retail parks

VUKILE PROPERTY FUND LIMITED
(Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa)
(Registration number 2002/027194/06)
JSE share code: VKE NSX share code: VKN
Bond company code: VKEI
(Granted REIT status with the JSE)
("Vukile" or the "Company")


DISPOSAL OF CASTELLANA'S PORTFOLIO OF RETAIL PARKS


1.    Introduction

      Shareholders are advised that Vukile's 99.7% held subsidiary, Castellana Properties SOCIMI, S.A. ("Castellana"),
      has concluded a share sale and purchase agreement (the "Agreement") with Ferrel SPV 2025, S.L.U. (the
      "Purchaser"), pursuant to which Castellana will dispose of its portfolio of retail parks located across Spain (the
      "Portfolio" or the "Properties") (the "Disposal"). Full details of the Properties are set out in paragraph 6 below. The
      Purchaser is ultimately owned by funds managed by affiliates of Ares Management Corporation, a publicly traded
      company listed on the New York Stock Exchange and a leading global alternative investment manager.

      Castellana is the sole shareholder of nine companies (the "Disposal Companies") which own the various Properties
      comprising the Portfolio. In terms of the Agreement, Castellana will sell the entire issued share capital of each of the
      Disposal Companies (the "Disposal Shares") to the Purchaser with effect from the closing date of the Disposal, as
      detailed in paragraph 3 below.

2.    Rationale for the Disposal and use of proceeds

      Castellana has successfully grown the Portfolio since its acquisition in 2017, increasing the net operating income by
      c. EUR 3.7 million (or 26%) over the timeframe. The Castellana team has implemented many accretive asset
      management initiatives in the Portfolio, and now believes that given the strong demand for retail parks in Spain, it is
      the opportune time to dispose of the Portfolio and re-allocate the capital into higher growth opportunities in shopping
      centres, further leveraging its strong track record of value-add investing in Spanish and Portuguese shopping centres
      with high growth potential.

      While new shopping centre development in Spain remains highly constrained, retail park development is increasing
      driven by strong investor demand. This sustained appetite is placing upward pressure on retail park pricing. In
      contrast, the limited availability of shopping centres supports their relative value, meaning that pricing for shopping
      centres remains attractive and offers compelling growth potential for local, on-the-ground retail specialists such as
      Castellana.

      The Portfolio is being sold in line with Castellana's most recent external valuations. The Disposal is value-accretive
      for Castellana, as it crystallises gains from the Properties' revaluation achieved through active asset management and
      strong operational performance. Overall, the revaluation of net asset value between acquisition and disposal
      represents a net gain of 13% for Castellana, showcasing Castellana's expertise in creating value through active asset
      management and value-add projects, especially over a very challenging market environment since 2017 which has
      included negative market factors, notably a sharp rise in interest rates, Covid and the Russia-Ukraine war.

3.    Terms of the Disposal and Closing

      The effective date of the Disposal is expected to be 1 April 2026 (the "Closing Date"). The Disposal Shares (and
      indirectly, the Properties) will be sold and transferred to the Purchaser on the Closing Date. The purchase
      consideration payable by the Purchaser for the Disposal Shares is EUR 279 000 000 (the "Purchase
      Consideration"), payable in cash on the Closing Date. The Purchase Consideration has been calculated based on the
      financial statements of the Disposal Companies as at 31 October 2025 and may ultimately be adjusted based on the
      financial statements of the Disposal Companies as at the Closing Date. It is not expected that there will be a material
      adjustment to the Purchase Consideration at the Closing Date. Given the closing date of 1 April 2026, the disposal
      will have no impact on Vukile's guidance for the year ending 31 March 2026, as announced on 26 November 2025.

      The Disposal yield is 7.1% on the Purchase Consideration.

      During the interim period from the conclusion of the agreement until the Closing Date, Castellana will continue to
      manage the Disposal Companies and the Portfolio in the ordinary course of business and in accordance with market
      standards and will ensure, to the extent possible, that there are no material adverse changes to the Disposal Companies
      or the Portfolio.

      The Agreement includes market-standard warranties, indemnities and undertakings for a transaction of this nature.
      Completion of the Disposal is not subject to any conditions precedent.

4.    Recycling of Disposal proceeds

      The proceeds from the Disposal, together with the existing cash resources, most specifically the funds raised in
      October 2025, will be deployed into accretive, value-add investments already in the pipeline and all at an advanced
      stage. As such, it is expected that the asset-rotation strategy, highlighted by the sale of the Properties, and imminent
      redeployment into higher growth, high quality shopping centres, will be accretive to Castellana and Vukile.

5.    Conclusion of asset management agreement

      In addition to the Agreement, and in recognition of Castellana's expertise in the Spanish market, Castellana and the
      Purchaser have concluded an asset and property management agreement (the "Management Agreement") in terms
      of which Castellana will provide asset and property management services in relation to the Portfolio for a period of
      5 years. Castellana will receive market-standard fees for these services. The Management Agreement includes terms
      and conditions which are standard for an agreement of this nature.

6.    Property specific information

      Details of the Properties are set out in the table below:

                                                                                                                 Value
                                                                                         Purchase        attributed to
                                                                     Weighted       Consideration        each Property
                                                               average rental     attributable to             as at 30
       Property         Geographical                     GLA           per m2       each Property       September 2025
       name             location          Sector        (m2)   (EUR/m2/month)               (EUR)                (EUR)
       Parque           Oviedo, Spain     Retail      16 090             14.7          40 750 639           39 550 000
       Principado
       Granaita         Granada,          Retail      55 917             11.3          89 930 310           97 220 000
                        Spain
       Parque Oeste     Madrid, Spain     Retail      13 600             19.1          44 940 687           46 310 000
       La Heredad       Badajoz,          Retail      13 447              9.9          21 035 182           22 040 000
                        Spain
       La Serena        Badajoz,          Retail      12 405             10.0          19 396 016           18 450 000
                        Spain
       Ciudad del       Castellon,        Retail      19 300              2.4           7 080 435            7 280 000
       Transporte       Spain
       Marismas del     Huelva, Spain     Retail      21 120              8.0          28 448 000           29 480 000
       Polvorin
       Motril           Granada,          Retail       9 165              7.0          10 207 756            9 660 000
                        Spain
       Pinatar Park     Murcia, Spain     Retail      13 261              8.3          17 210 975           16 180 000
       TOTAL                                         174 305             10.2         279 000 000          286 170 000

      The Properties were valued in accordance with Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors standards by Colliers
      International, an independent external property valuer.

7.    Financial information

      The net asset value and accounting loss after tax attributable to the Portfolio are EUR 161 245 154 and
      EUR 2 327 395 respectively. This information has been extracted from Castellana's unaudited interim financial
      statements for the six months ended 30 September 2025, which were prepared in terms of International Financial
      Reporting Standards. The accounting loss is reflected after a fair value adjustment to bring the book value in line
      with September 2025 valuations. The Purchase Consideration represents a c.2.5% discount to the 30 September 2025
      external valuations.

8.    Categorisation

      The Disposal is classified as a category 2 disposal in terms of the JSE Listings Requirements and accordingly does
      not require Vukile shareholder approval.

9.    Investor call

      Shareholders and noteholders are advised that Vukile will host an investor call on Tuesday, 3 February 2026, at
      11:00, where Vukile management will discuss the Disposal and other strategic initiatives implemented by the
      Company.

      The investor call can be accessed at the following link:

      https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/35419449912533?p=p1MKQBmGMt4Kb1KYpy

28 January 2026


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