Sequoia Economic Infrastructure NAV and Investment Update March 2022

Sequoia Economic Infrastructure Income Fund Limited

(“SEQI” or the “Company”)

NAV update

The NAV for SEQI, the specialist investor in economic infrastructure debt, increased to 100.34 pence per share from the prior month's NAV of 100.31 pence per share, representing an increase of 0.03 pence per share.

Portfolio update

With regards to the ongoing conflict in the Ukraine, the Company confirms it has no investments in Russia, Belarus or the Ukraine (none of which is an eligible jurisdiction) and is compliant with the international sanctions imposed on Russia.

As at 28 February 2022, the Company had cash of GBP109m and had drawn GBP120m on its GBP325m revolving credit facility. The Company also had undrawn commitments on existing investments collectively valued at GBP95.57m. The Company's invested portfolio consisted of 66 private debt investments and 10 infrastructure bonds across 8 sectors and 29 sub — sectors. It had an annualised yield — to — maturity (or yield — to — worst in the case of callable bonds) of 8.5% and a cash yield of 6.4%. The weighted average portfolio life is approximately 4.2 years. Private debt investments represented 94% of the total portfolio and 49% of the portfolio comprised floating rate assets. Investments which are pre — operational represented 12% of total assets.

The Company's invested portfolio remains geographically diverse with 51% located across the US, 16% in the UK, 28% in Europe, and 5% in Australia/New Zealand. Currently the Company is not investing in Portugal or Italy but has selectively invested in opportunities in Spain. The Company's pipeline of economic infrastructure debt investments remains strong and is diversified by sector, sub-sector, and jurisdiction. At month end, approximately 100% of the Company's NAV consisted of either Sterling assets or was hedged into Sterling. The Company has adequate resources to cover margin calls on its hedging book.

The Investment Advisor continues to focus on the Company's non-performing loans. In relation to the loans to Bulb and Salt Lake Potash, there is no material news this month, although work towards their resolution is ongoing. In the case of the loan backed by a private school in Washington DC, discussions in relation to a re-capitalisation of the asset continue and, if successful, will put the project on a more stable basis. In each case, the loans' marks this month remain approximately unchanged.

The Company's settled investment activities during February include:

• A purchase of $40.0m for Generation Bridge II, an acquisition facility for a non-coal conventional power asset portfolio in the USA;
• An advance of $2.4m under the Salt Lake Potash Super Senior Facility, an Australian potash facility in Australia. This is a super-senior liquidity facility to a non-performing asset. The purpose of the loan is to finance the company during the restructuring process;
• An additional loan of GBP3.3m to Clyde Street, a hotel construction project in Scotland; and
• An additional $1.2m disbursement to Lanthanum, a leading developer of hyperscale data centres in the USA.
• The following assets sold or prepaid in February:
• A loan of EUR50.1m to Care4u Invest Unlimited, an accommodation provider in the healthcare industry, based in Ireland; and
• A full sale for GBP9.4m of Voyage Care bonds, an accommodation provider for people with learning disabilities, based in the UK

Ordinary Portfolio Summary (15 largest settled investments)