Sri Lanka sells all offered Treasuries, more sold in 6, 12-m bills

ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s Windforce Plc said it was the lowest bidder for one 50 Megawatt wind plants in Mullikulam in the Mannar district which was offered for private developers by state-run Ceylon Electricity Board.

“WindForce PLC is pleased to announce that it has emerged as the Lowest Cost Bidder for Lot 1 of the
50MW Mullikulam Wind Power Project according to our preference for the Lot 1,” the publicly listed company said in a stock exchange filing.

“This marks a significant step toward securing the contract for this major renewable energy development.

The transaction is subject to “final awarding procedures, regulatory approvals, and negotiation of terms, and therefore should not be interpreted as confirmation of contract award,” the firm said.

The full statement is reproduced below:

ORPORATE DISCLOSURE – SECTION 8

WINDFORCE PLC EMERGED AS THE LOWEST COST BIDDER FOR THE LOT 1 OF MULLIKULAM 50MW WIND
POWER PROJECT

WindForce PLC is pleased to announce that it has emerged as the Lowest Cost Bidder for Lot 1 of the
50MW Mullikulam Wind Power Project according to our preference for the Lot 1. This marks a significant
step toward securing the contract for this major renewable energy development.

While the formal award of the contract is still pending, the Board of Directors considers this development to be price-sensitive information, given its relevance to the Company’s future operations, potential material contracts, and long-term financial outlook.

Further disclosures will be made upon receipt of the formal award, execution of relevant agreements, or any other material developments related to this tender.

Note on Forward-Looking Information:

This announcement contains forward-looking statements based on current bidding outcomes. These are
subject to final awarding procedures, regulatory approvals, and negotiation of terms, and therefore
should not be interpreted as confirmation of contract award.

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