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Statement on principal adverse impacts of investment decisions on sustainability factors by Likeminded.vc Fund I K/S (the “Fund”) with reference to EU Regulation (EU) 2019/2088 and 2022/1288 (Sustainable FinanceDisclosureRegulation) (“SFDR”).

Fund Manager: Likeminded.vc Management ApS, CVR-no. 45 29 08 40 (“Manager”).

1. Integration of sustainability risks in the investment decision-making process

“Sustainability risks”refers to environmental, social, or governance events that, if they occur, could cause an actual or a potential material negative impact on the value of the Funds’ investments.

Risks such as market risks, operational risks, liquidity risks, regulatory risks or counterparty risks are deemed relevant for the Fund, and it is therefore crucial to take into account and mitigate such sustainability risks in order to generate sustainable long-term risk adjusted returns for limited partnersand determine the Fund’s strategy risks and opportunities.

When making investment decisions the Fund will consider ethical, environmental, and societal consequences of such investments in order to ensure that every investment is in accordance with the Fund’s investment policy.

The investment decision-making process of the Fund is designed to create awareness of sustainability risks and, thus, reduce such sustainability risks. Our investment process is divided into four stages: 1) sourcing, 2) evaluating and light due diligence, 3) investment committee, and 4) heavy due diligence.

During the heavy due diligence phase, Manager identifies potential sustainability risks which, due to the Fund’s investment strategy, usually lies within IT and data breaches, legislative and regulatory changes.

During the holding period, Managerwill to the extent possible use the result of the due diligence to ensure that sustainability risks are continuously evaluated, mitigated and reported. Also during the holding period, Manager will ensure that the portfolio company actively works with the identified sustainability risks just as the portfolio company will be obliged to commit to periodically reporting on the sustainability risks and on an agreed set of relevant sustainability risk KPIs identified in the due diligence phase.

If Manager has a board seat Managerwill, by an active ownership exercise such influence at the board of directors to ensure that sustainability risks are on the board agenda and a continued focus in the portfolio company.

Manager will, on a continuous basis assess the above position and review the decision.

2. No Consideration of Sustainability Adverse Impacts

Manager is to the largest extent possible considering the sustainability risks in its investment decisions.

However, Manager does not consider all of the specific adverse impact indicators as set forth in Table 1-3 of Annex 1 of the Commission’s delegated regulation supplementing SFDR in its investment decisions. Manager do not believe in the applicability of assessing and tracking the listed factors when investing in tech-startups in the pre-seed stage.

3. Renumeration Policy

Manager’s remuneration policies are structured to the effect that these do not encourage excessive risk-taking with respect to sustainability risks for the Fund’s investments.