Gresham House Sustainable Timber & Energy LP

SRI Style:

Environmental Style

SDR Labelling:

Sustainability Focus label

Product:

Other

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Fund Asset Type:

Not Set

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Sustainable, Responsible &/or ESG Policy:

The Partnership will invest a minimum of 90% of the gross asset value in assets that meet the Sustainability Objective. The Partnership may also invest up to 10% in cash, other investments and instruments that will not be aligned with the Sustainability Objective but otherwise fall within the Investment Policy, provided that they do not conflict with the Sustainability Objective.

The Investment Team employs a proprietary ESG Decision Tool (the “Tool”) to evaluate each potential investment’s contribution to the Sustainability Objective, UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) alignment, alignment with the commitments set out in the Gresham House Forest Charter, and broader ESG risks and opportunities. This assessment ensures a rational, replicable and transparent approach to ESG integration, enabling informed investment decisions while upholding the Fund’s sustainability commitments. The Tool assesses an investment’s alignment with the Sustainability Objective by:

Determining if the forest currently meets UK Woodland Assurance Standard (UKWAS) (or equivalent) standards, or there are clear mechanisms in place to deliver compliance to UKWAS (or equivalent) standards, to ensure that all forest land can be certified within a reasonable timeframe.
Quantifying the renewable energy potential of the project
Identifying opportunities to invest in socially and environmentally sustainable assets promoting local job creation and biodiversity enhancement.

For an asset to contribute to the Sustainability Objective, it must derive at least 90% of its revenue from activities that align with the SDGs, specifically:

SDG 15.2: promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. Alignment will be demonstrated through certification to a third-party forest management standard.
SDG 7.2: increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. Alignment will be demonstrated through the reporting of the renewable energy output (MWh) of the assets in which the Partnership invests.

(Source: CFD, as at November 2025)

SDR Labelling:

Sustainability Focus label

SDR Literature:

Consumer Facing Disclosure

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Fund Name	SRI Style	SDR Labelling	Product	Region	Asset Type
Gresham House Sustainable Timber & Energy LP	Environmental Style	Sustainability Focus label	Other	UK	Not Set

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Please select what you would like to read: Fund Filters Labels & Accreditations SDR Labelled Find options that have chosen to adopt one of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) SDR labels. Please note: there are a range of reasons why potentially relevant options may not use an SDR label eg. adopting a label may be work in progress, the manager may not yet be allowed to do so because of the product type, a manager may feel they are insufficiently aligned to SDR requirements. Sustainable, Responsible &/or ESG Policy: The Partnership will invest a minimum of 90% of the gross asset value in assets that meet the Sustainability Objective. The Partnership may also invest up to 10% in cash, other investments and instruments that will not be aligned with the Sustainability Objective but otherwise fall within the Investment Policy, provided that they do not conflict with the Sustainability Objective. The Investment Team employs a proprietary ESG Decision Tool (the “Tool”) to evaluate each potential investment’s contribution to the Sustainability Objective, UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) alignment, alignment with the commitments set out in the Gresham House Forest Charter, and broader ESG risks and opportunities. This assessment ensures a rational, replicable and transparent approach to ESG integration, enabling informed investment decisions while upholding the Fund’s sustainability commitments. The Tool assesses an investment’s alignment with the Sustainability Objective by: Determining if the forest currently meets UK Woodland Assurance Standard (UKWAS) (or equivalent) standards, or there are clear mechanisms in place to deliver compliance to UKWAS (or equivalent) standards, to ensure that all forest land can be certified within a reasonable timeframe. Quantifying the renewable energy potential of the project Identifying opportunities to invest in socially and environmentally sustainable assets promoting local job creation and biodiversity enhancement. For an asset to contribute to the Sustainability Objective, it must derive at least 90% of its revenue from activities that align with the SDGs, specifically: SDG 15.2: promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. Alignment will be demonstrated through certification to a third-party forest management standard. SDG 7.2: increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. Alignment will be demonstrated through the reporting of the renewable energy output (MWh) of the assets in which the Partnership invests. (Source: CFD, as at November 2025) SDR Labelling: Sustainability Focus label SDR Literature: Consumer Facing Disclosure Literature Gresham House website Annual report (31 May 2024)