for all employees and crew members across all locations. For the Brage and Yme Fields, operators OKEA and Repsol respectively conduct offshore campaigns to improve knowledge and promote high-level performance on safety and health issues. Office employees are trained in Fire Safety and First Aid courses. Oman Workers on the Oman site undergo approximately 12 hours of training annually, per employee. This includes training conducted by third-party contractors on electrical hazards, isolation, and lockout/tagout (“LOTO”) procedures, ensuring that equipment is shut down, rendered inoperable, and, when applicable, de-energised. Additionally, food safety awareness is emphasised. Other training sessions cover essential topics such as personal hygiene, cleaning protocols, control measures for physical, chemical, and biological hazards, and ergonomic risk assessments, alongside the mandatory safety training stipulated by the Standards of Training, Certification, and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (“STCW”) Convention. Germany To ensure that all workers remain safe during the course of their employment, mandatory safety training is conducted for all employees and crew members across all locations. For the Schwarzbach Field, the operators received Driving Safety and Firefighting training. Work-related Injuries and Ill-health GRI 403-9, 403-10 The Group strives to prevent workplace safety hazards and accidents, and we are committed to continuously improving our performance through monitoring and evaluating our progress on workplace safety hazard prevention. Norway In Norway, LPA is a partner in the Brage Field and the Yme Field, operated by OKEA and Repsol respectively. LPA fulfils its ‘see-to-duty’ responsibilities to ensure compliance with the legal framework governing field operations in these two producing fields. The operators hold overall legal responsibility for the Emergency Response Organisation (“ERO”) across all three lines of defence. Furthermore, LPA has established its own Emergency Response Team (“Lime ERT”), alongside an emergency management plan and training programme, functioning as a non-operator. In the event of a major incident within non-operated operations, the responsible operator is obligated to notify the Lime ERT. All operators are members of the Norwegian Clean Seas Association for Operating Companies (“NOFO”), aprofessional organisation dedicated to providing an emergency response framework, including the incident command system, vessels, monitoring systems, and tools for managing acute oil spills (blowouts). These operators maintain comprehensive emergency preparedness and response plans, supported by competent and well-trained teams capable of handling any situation in the unlikely event of an emergency. Germany No work-related injuries or ill-health incidents were reported in FY2025. Oman The following table summarises the workplace health and safety performance for operations in Oman for FY2025. Rex International Holding Limited 89
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