Further to the announcement on 13 September 2024, the Board of Triple Point Social Housing REIT plc announces that after careful consideration it has selected Atrato Partners Limited ("Atrato") to be appointed as the Company's new investment manager.

The formal transition of the investment management services from Triple Point Investment Management LLP to Atrato is expected to occur in January 2025.

In the interim period, the Board and Atrato will work collaboratively with Triple Point, and the Group's other advisers and stakeholders, to affect an orderly transition of services. In particular, the transition period will focus on ensuring that the welfare of the residents of the Group's properties is prioritised, operational performance is preserved and that progress with ongoing corporate initiatives is maintained, as appropriate.

Risk Overview

The information included within this webpage is an advertisement for the purposes of the Prospectus Regulation Rules and is not the prospectus. Potential investors should refer to the information within the Prospectus which is available via the Documents section of the Triple Point Social Housing REIT website and must only subscribe for or purchase shares in the Triple Point Social Housing REIT plc on the basis of information contained within it. As with all investments, investors' capital is at risk. Target returns may not be achieved and investors may not get back their full investment. Any references to past performance and expectations for the social housing market should not be taken as a reliable guide to future performance.

Risk Overview

The information included within this webpage is an advertisement for the purposes of the Prospectus Regulation Rules and is not the prospectus. Potential investors should refer to the information within the Prospectus which is available via the Documents section of the Triple Point Social Housing REIT website and must only subscribe for or purchase shares in the Triple Point Social Housing REIT plc on the basis of information contained within it. As with all investments, investors' capital is at risk. Target returns may not be achieved and investors may not get back their full investment. Any references to past performance and expectations for the social housing market should not be taken as a reliable guide to future performance.