Porto, 28 August 2024

Not consider adverse impacts of investment decisions on sustainability factors

Pursuant to Article 4(1)(b) of Regulation (EU) 2019/2088 of the European Parliament and of the
Council of 27 November 2019 on disclosure of sustainability-related information in the financial
market (‘SFDR’) and Article 12 of Commission Regulation (EU) 2022/1288 of 6 April 2022
(‘Delegated Regulation’), which defines the technical standards to be observed in the disclosure
provided for in the SFDR, of 6 April 2022 (‘Delegated Regulation’), which defines the technical
standards to be observed in the disclosure provided for in the SFDR, and in order to ensure
transparency on the consideration or not of the negative impacts of its investment decisions on
sustainability factors, Finprop Capital SGOIC, S. A., with registered offices at Rua Eugénio de
Castro, n.o 352, 1o Andar, 4100-225 Porto, with share capital of EUR 125,000 (one hundred and
twenty-five thousand euros), registered with the Commercial Registry Office of Lisbon under the
single registration and legal person number 516546660, authorised and supervised by the
Portuguese Securities Market Commission (‘Finprop’), hereby declares that it does not consider
any adverse impacts on sustainability factors in its investment decisions.
The fact that these factors are not considered in Finprop’s investment decisions is related to the
typology of the collective investment undertakings it currently manages.
Finprop informs that it does not provide management services for collective investment
undertakings or portfolio management that promote, among other things, environmental or
social characteristics (known as ‘light green’ products) or that have sustainable investment
objectives (known as ‘dark green’ products).
It should be emphasised that, as part of its activity, Finprop takes into account environmental,
social and governance sustainability principles and objectives when making investment
decisions, as defined in its Sustainability Policy.
In the course of its activity, and in line with its growth, Finprop will continue to monitor the
regulations associated with matters related to sustainability, so that in the future it can provide
management services for collective investment undertakings that promote environmental or
social characteristics, and thus be able to consider the negative impact of investment decisions
on sustainability factors. To date, there is no deadline set for this.