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FORTRESS REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS LIMITED - Results of annual general meeting, change to the function of a director and changes to the board sub-committees

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Results of annual general meeting, change to the function of a director and changes to the board sub-committees

FORTRESS REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS LIMITED
(Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa)
(Registration number 2009/016487/06)
JSE share code: FFB
ISIN: ZAE000248506
Bond company code: FORI
LEI: 378900FE98E30F24D975
("Fortress" or the "Company")


RESULTS OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, CHANGE TO THE FUNCTION OF A DIRECTOR AND CHANGES TO THE BOARD SUB-COMMITTEES


Shareholders and noteholders are advised that at the annual general meeting of shareholders held on
Tuesday, 3 December 2024 (in terms of the notice dispatched on 31 October 2024), all the resolutions tabled were
passed by the requisite majority of Fortress shareholders, except for ordinary resolution number 5 relating to the general
authority to issue shares for cash.

Details of the results of voting at the annual general meeting were as follows:

-     total number of Fortress shares in issue as at the date of the annual general meeting: 1 204 291 830
-     total number of Fortress shares that could have been voted at the annual general meeting: 1 204 291 830
-     total number of Fortress shares that were present/represented at the annual general meeting: 991 381 583, being
      82.32% of the total number of Fortress shares that could have been voted at the annual general meeting.

Ordinary resolution number 1.1: Confirmation of appointment and election of Hermanus (Herman) Lambertus Bosman
as a director

Shares voted*                  For                               Against                       Abstentions^
990 435 012, being 82.24%      967 092 005, being 97.64%         23 343 007, being 2.36%       946 571, being 0.08%

Ordinary resolution number 1.2: Confirmation of appointment and election of Nonhlanhla Mayisela as a director

Shares voted*                  For                               Against                       Abstentions^
990 435 012, being 82.24%      990 375 845, being 99.99%         59 167, being 0.01%           946 571, being 0.08%

Ordinary resolution number 2.1: Re-election of Thavanesan Chetty as a director

Shares voted*                  For                               Against                       Abstentions^
990 435 012, being 82.24%      990 434 912, being 99.99999%      100, being 0.00001%           946 571, being 0.08%

Ordinary resolution number 2.2: Re-election of Susan Melanie Ludolph as a director

Shares voted*                  For                               Against                       Abstentions^
990 435 012, being 82.24%      960 516 412, being 96.98%         29 918 600, being 3.02%       946 571, being 0.08%

Ordinary resolution number 2.3: Re-election of Ian David Vorster as a director

Shares voted*                  For                               Against                       Abstentions^
990 435 012, being 82.24%      960 658 707, being 96.99%         29 776 305, being 3.01%       946 571, being 0.08%

Ordinary resolution number 3.1: Re-election of Susan Melanie Ludolph as a member of the audit committee

Shares voted*                  For                               Against                       Abstentions^
990 435 012, being 82.24%      960 689 054, being 97.00%         29 745 958, being 3.00%       946 571, being 0.08%

Ordinary resolution number 3.2: Re-election of Edwin Oblowitz as a member of the audit committee

Shares voted*                  For                               Against                       Abstentions^
990 435 012, being 82.24%      990 434 912, being 99.99999%      100, being 0.00001%           946 571, being 0.08%

Ordinary resolution number 3.3: Election of Jonathon (Jon) Wade Hillary as a member of the audit committee

Shares voted*                  For                               Against                       Abstentions^
990 435 012, being 82.24%      990 375 845, being 99.99%         59 167, being 0.01%           946 571, being 0.08%

Ordinary resolution number 4: Reappointment of the auditor

Shares voted*                  For                               Against                       Abstentions^
990 416 054, being 82.24%      990 300 211, being 99.99%         115 843, being 0.01%          965 529, being 0.08%

Ordinary resolution number 5: General authority to issue shares for cash

Shares voted*                  For                               Against                       Abstentions^
990 435 012, being 82.24%      723 878 972, being 73.09%         266 556 040, being 26.91%     946 571, being 0.08%

Special resolution number 1: Approval of financial assistance to related or inter-related companies

Shares voted*                  For                               Against                       Abstentions^
990 435 012, being 82.24%      942 726 505, being 95.18%         47 708 507, being 4.82%       946 571, being 0.08%

Special resolution number 2: Approval of the repurchase of shares

Shares voted*                  For                               Against                       Abstentions^
990 435 012, being 82.24%      928 084 997, being 93.70%         62 350 015, being 6.30%       946 571, being 0.08%

Special resolution number 3: Approval of non-executive directors' remuneration

Shares voted*                  For                               Against                       Abstentions^
990 435 012, being 82.24%      973 201 640, being 98.26%         17 233 372, being 1.74%       946 571, being 0.08%

Special resolution number 4: Authorising directors to determine non-executive directors' additional special payments

Shares voted*                  For                               Against                       Abstentions^
990 416 054, being 82.24%      745 885 303, being 75.31%         244 530 751, being 24.69%     965 529, being 0.08%

Ordinary resolution number 6: Authority for directors or the company secretary to implement resolutions

Shares voted*                  For                               Against                       Abstentions^
990 435 012, being 82.24%      990 434 912, being 99.99999%      100, being 0.00001%           946 571, being 0.08%

Non-binding advisory vote number 1: Approval of the remuneration policy

Shares voted*                  For                               Against                       Abstentions^
929 119 191, being 77.15%      753 843 133, being 81.14%         175 276 058, being 18.86%     62 262 392, being 5.17%

Non-binding advisory vote number 2: Approval of the remuneration implementation report

Shares voted*                  For                               Against                       Abstentions^
929 084 126, being 77.15% 721  522 676, being 77.66%             207 561 450, being 22.34%     62 297 457, being 5.17%

* shares voted (excluding abstentions) in relation to the total shares in issue.
^ in relation to total shares in issue.

Change to the function of a director and changes to board sub-committees

Shareholders and noteholders are referred to the announcement published on 24 October 2024, where it was confirmed
that Mr Jan Potgieter would retire from the board with effect from 3 December 2024. As a result, the following change
to the function of a director and changes to the Fortress board sub-committees have been made, effective immediately:

-     Herman Bosman has been appointed as lead independent director of Fortress;
-     Jon Hillary has been appointed as chairman of the property and investment committee; and
-     Herman Bosman has been appointed as a member of the property and investment committee.

3 December 2024


Lead sponsor                                              Debt sponsor and joint equity sponsor
Java Capital                                              Nedbank Corporate and Investment Banking,
                                                          (a division of Nedbank Limited)

Date: 03-12-2024 04:50:00
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