DBA-SAS LIMITED

MOOIR VANNIN OFFSHORE WIND FARM LIMITED Notice is hereby given pursuant to Regulation 28 of the Marine Infrastructure (Consenting Process) Regulations 2024 and Sections 10 and 24 of the Management Act 2016 of a public consultation being held in respect of an application for Marine Infrastructure Consent. An application for Marine Infrastructure Consent under the Marine Infrastructure Management Act 2016 (“the Act”) was made to the Isle of Man Department of Infrastructure by Mooir Vannin Offshore Wind Farm Limited for the Mooir Vannin Generation Project (“the Proposed Development”). This application was subsequently referred to the Isle of Man Government Council of Ministers who have determined that the application has been accepted for examination and has been allocated a reference number of MIMA/2025/01. During the application process, the applicant provided a summary of the main proposals which specifies the location or route of the proposed controlled marine activity, which is the subject of the application, which is available for viewing below: “The Proposed Development comprises a proposed fixed-foundation offshore wind farm and associated transmission infrastructure. For the purposes of seeking consent under the Marine Infrastructure Management Act 2016, these are controlled marine activities and associated marine activities to be carried out in the controlled marine area.” The Proposed Development will be constructed, operated and maintained, and decommissioned within the “Order Limits”. The Order Limits comprise of the following: (a) Offshore Array: This is the area within which the generation (up to 87 Wind Turbine Generators and array cables) and transmission (interlink cables, offshore export cables and up to three offshore platform(s)) asset infrastructure will be located. This area is approximately 211 km² and will be located approximately 11 km east of the Isle of Man; (b) Offshore Electrical Connection Cable (OECC) Corridor: This is the corridor through which the OECC(s) will travel from the offshore substation(s) or offshore converter station located within the Offshore Array, approximately south-west from the Offshore Array to the Transition Joint Bay(s) in the Landfall Zone(s) on the Isle of Man. The OECC Corridor is approximately 28 km in length; and (c) Landfall Zones: These are the areas within 250 m landward of mean high water that contain the Landfall Assets, comprising the: OECC(s), Transition Joint Bay(s), temporary construction compound and temporary and permanent access routes. In the event that two OECCs are utilised to transport power to the Isle of Man, either: i. both OECCs will make landfall at one of the two Landfall Sites at Groudle Bay; or ii. one OECC will make landfall at Port Skillion and the other will make landfall at one of the two Landfall Sites at Groudle Bay.” An electronic copy of the application and its accompanying documents, plans and maps may be found on mima.gov.im/mooir- vannin/document-library/ or can be viewed in person at Douglas City Library. OTHER NOTICES https://mima.gov.im/mooir-vannin/document-library/ https://mima.gov.im/mooir-vannin/document-library/ The Council of Ministers are required to hold a public consultation on any application as soon as is reasonably practicable after it has provided notice of its decision to accept an application for examination. This consultation opened on 26 August 2025 and will run for a period of 60 working days. Responses must be received by the Council of Ministers by midnight on 18 November 2025. Responses to the consultation can be provided at mima.gov.im or by completing the downloadable form and returning by email or by post to the Case Manager, Offshore Energy Programme, Third Floor Government Offices, Bucks Road, Douglas, IM1 3PN. Any response to the consultation must be in writing, state the respondent’s name and address, and describe their interest in the proposed controlled marine activity. Should your response exceed 1,500 words respondents are required to provide a summary as required by Regulation 28 (3) (d) of the Marine Infrastructure (Consenting Process) Regulations 2024. The Council of Ministers may require any person who has submitted a response to provide a specified number of additional copies of a response and any such further information about the matters contained as specified. Further guidance on consultation responses can be found at mima.gov.im/advice-and-guidance. After the consultation period has closed the application will be referred for examination to the examining body as soon as is reasonably practicable and will subsequently begin the examination phase. The first stage of this is the preliminary meeting which is scheduled to be held on 19 January 2026. For further information, contact the MIMA administration team at [email protected]. Notice is hereby given that an Application was presented to Paisley Sheriff Court (Ref: PAI-B539-25) by DBS-SAS Limited, a company incorporated under the Companies Act (registered number SC443622) and having its registered office at 1 Simonsburn Road, Loreny Industrial Estate, Kilmarnock KA1 5LA, craving the Court, inter alia, to grant an Order extending the period allowed for registration by the Registrar of Companies of the charge constituted by the standard security granted by Asset Leading Investments Ltd, being a company incorporated under the Companies Act (registered number SC605539) and having its registered Office at 76 Craighill Drive, Clarkston, Glasgow, G76 7TD, to the said DBA-SAS Limited dated 2nd September 2021 and registered in the Land Register of Scotland under Title Number REN90468 on 22nd September 2021 under and in terms of section 859F of the COMPANIES ACT 2006 and; in which Summary Application, the Sheriff at Paisley by interlocutor dated 22nd August 2025 appointed all persons having an interest to lodge answers in the hands of the Sheriff Clerk at Paisley Sheriff Court by way of email to [email protected] within twenty-one days after advertisement of the application; all of which notice is hereby given. Pravin Jain, Jain, Neil & Ruddy Solicitors, 1869 Great Western Road, Glasgow G13 2UX, Solicitor for the Applicant DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE LEGAL COMPLAINTS AND REGULATION ACT (NORTHERN IRELAND) 2016 The Department of Finance has made a Statutory Rule entitled "The Legal Complaints and Regulation (2016 Act) (Commencement No. 1) Order (Northern Ireland) 2025" (S.R. 2025 No. 145 (C. 2)). This Order brings into operation the Legal Complaints and Regulation Act (Northern Ireland) 2016, other than sections 9, 19(2)(c), 38(2)(c) and paragraph 2(4) of Schedule 4 to that Act, on 1st September 2025. This Rule may be viewed online at http://www.legislation.gov.uk/nisr David Hughes Corporate Services Director 28th August 2025 COMPANY LAW SUPPLEMENT The Company Law Supplement details information notified to, or by, the Registrar of Companies. The Company Law Supplement to The London, Belfast and Edinburgh Gazette is published weekly on a Tuesday. 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