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Community engagement

Our top priority is safety at sea and prevention of human loss of life and injury.  
We aspire to make TMI ships vessels of choice for crew and an attractive career prospect, to promote diversity and equality of opportunity, and to engage with communities where we operate.

TMI seeks to ensure that the interests of the communities which we work with are supported and we achieve this through:

  • Ensuring we comply with relevant laws and regulations including the Maritime Labour Convention (2006) regulating working hours and welfare standards for crew
  • Providing training and seminars for officers and crew to promote safety culture and a whistleblowing policy for crew
  • Focusing on onboard wellbeing: providing high speed broadband, healthy menu plans, mentoring, sharing best practice, offering mental health support
  • Advocating for COVID 19 welfare: signatory to ‘Neptune Declaration’ and industry initiative calling for ‘key worker’ status for seafarers globally; providing additional oxygen supplies to vessels; sponsoring vaccinations where it is possible
  • Promoting diversity and equality of opportunity. Our ships’ crew number almost 500 and span about 7 different nationalities. We promote opportunities for female seafarers on board our vessels and welcomed our first female officer cadet in October 2021
  • Contributing to communities we impact by supporting seafarer welfare charities including the Mission to Seafarers
The Mission to Seafarers
The Neptune Declaration

DISCLAIMER


TAYLOR MARITIME LIMITED (the “Company”)

NOTICE OF MANAGED REALISATION STRATEGY AND WIND-DOWN CHANGE OF DIVIDEND POLICY

Group Strategy

On 20 March 2026 the Company announced the decision by the Board of Directors to pursue a managed realisation of the Company’s assets.  Accordingly, with effect from 20 March 2026 the Company’s strategy is to maximise proceeds from the disposal of the Company’s remaining assets and return capital to shareholders as efficiently as possible, in tandem with an orderly winding-down of the Company's operations.

The impact of this decision is that the Company is not expected to make any new investments and will manage the remaining vessels in the fleet with the objective of maximising the value returned to shareholders.

Dividend Policy

Following the change in strategy announced on 20 March 2026, any dividends declared by the Board for financial periods commencing on or after 1 April 2026 will remain subject to the Company holding cash in excess of its working capital requirement and the Board determining that distributing such by way of an interim dividend would be of greater benefit to shareholders than by way of a compulsory redemption of shares.

Company Website

Details on this website concerning the Company’s business model, strategy and commercial activities and details concerning the dividend policy are therefore historic and for reference purposes only.

The latest regulatory news concerning the Company can continue to be found on the London Stock Exchange, via: https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/TMI/taylor-maritime-limited/company-page Please contact Kael O’Sullivan, Head of Investor Relations, using the below details if you have any questions:

e: IR@taylormaritime.com

t: +44 20 3838 0530