The buildout of energy and compute infrastructure demands a scale and certainty of execution that legacy capital markets cannot support. Plural was built for this moment.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3, 2026 — Plural, the financial services and technology firm serving the builders meeting unprecedented demand for energy and compute infrastructure, today announced a year of significant growth. Over the past 12 months, the company brought more than $1 billion in infrastructure assets to market¹, ran competitive processes engaging more than 130 institutional investors and lenders², grew to 25 active mandates³, and nearly tripled its headcount.⁴ The growth Plural is seeing reflects a new reality: much of today’s highest-demand infrastructure is being built by small teams taking on the biggest projects of their company’s history.

Traditional project finance was built for large developers with deep benches of in-house finance and capital markets teams, and even for them, manual processes take months to execute. Plural exists to make that scale of execution possible for teams that don’t have those benches.

The company works with clients to structure capital stacks and match them with institutional investors,⁵ then continues to run the deal as software for the life of the asset, with covenants, distributions, compliance, and reporting executed automatically. Rather than assembling a chain of intermediaries, clients get one accountable team running the whole capital stack—and the financing back office they never had to hire.

“Our clients are small teams about to do the biggest thing their business has ever done—a research lab becoming a manufacturer, a developer ready to own and operate assets, real estate developers financing powered land for data centers. Plural exists to remove process and money as impediments to that,” said Adam Silver, CEO and Co-Founder of Plural. “The companies creating the infrastructure this economy depends on should be the ones who own it, and we’re building the financial tool kit that lets them.”

A Year of Momentum Across the Infrastructure Economy

Plural’s recent growth has touched nearly every corner of the infrastructure economy, from the assets it financed to the investors and partners it brought to the table. In the last year, Plural:

• Brought over $1 billion of infrastructure assets to market across 25 active mandates¹, running competitive processes that engaged more than 130 institutional investors and lenders² across a widening range of asset types.⁴
• Served developers ranging from first-time institutional issuers to programmatic sponsors, in several cases taking a team from a single self-funded asset to an institutionally backed, multi-tranche capital program within a year.
• Took on mandates spanning distributed and community solar, battery storage, compute and data-center infrastructure, EV charging, and natural gas, structured as project equity, tax equity, debt, and preferred equity, and ranging from single-asset raises to programmatic, multi-tranche portfolios.⁵
• Began a partnership with a U.S. public infrastructure authority to bring a multi-sector pipeline of state assets, spanning energy, transportation, defense, and critical minerals, to a national pool of investors.

Expanding Capital Markets and Engineering Expertise

The surge in headcount spans both sides of Plural’s business, matching the demands of a new kind of financial services firm focused on the next wave of infrastructure:

• On the capital markets side, the company brought on experienced dealmakers to structure and place capital.
• On the engineering side, Plural added senior infrastructure and backend engineers to build out Plural Intelligence and AssetOS, the technology that lets a small team operate like a much larger one.

What the Momentum Signals for Infrastructure Finance

Plural’s focus for the remainder of 2026 rests on three priorities:

• Deepening execution capacity so client mandates move from structuring to close on a shorter timeline.
• Continuing to build out Plural Intelligence and AssetOS so more of the deal lifecycle, including structuring, investor matching, and ongoing administration, runs through software.⁵
• Deepening coverage of the infrastructure economy, from distributed energy to data centers and compute, alongside selective public-sector and transportation mandates.

For more information about Plural, please visit www.pluralfinance.com.

ABOUT PLURAL

Plural is the financial services firm for the builders of energy and compute infrastructure. Purpose-built so developers building energy, compute, transportation, and adjacent assets can create a financial program once and deploy it at any scale, Plural combines investment banking and advisory services with proprietary software to structure, execute, and permanently run the capital programs that fund next-generation infrastructure. Securities-related services are offered through Plural Brokerage LLC, a broker-dealer registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and a member of FINRA and SIPC, which also operates an SEC-registered alternative trading system. Transfer agency services are provided by Plural Transfer Services LLC, a transfer agent registered with the SEC. Since launching in 2024, Plural has received investor term sheets representing more than $600 million of proposed capital for its clients⁴ while managing the full asset lifecycle, from investor onboarding and compliance to distribution processing, secondary trading, and ongoing administration. The company’s team brings experience from Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Standard Chartered, EDF Renewables, and other leading institutions, having collectively raised or managed over $35B.

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NOTES
All figures are drawn from Plural’s transaction records as of September 2, 2026 and are stated on the bases described below.

1. Capital brought to market. $1.008 billion, being the sum of the target or expected raise recorded for each of Plural’s mandates (see note 3). “Brought to market” means capital sought under mandates Plural has been engaged to raise and begun introducing to allocators; it does not imply that every mandate has capital raised, committed, or closed.
2. Institutional investors and lenders engaged. 132 distinct counterparties that advanced into deal exploration across Plural’s offerings between October 2025 and September 2026.
3. Active mandates. 25 offerings at Structuring, Compliance Approved, Live/Open, or Term Sheet stage as of September 2, 2026, excluding Plural’s public-private partnership infrastructure program. A single client may account for several mandates.
4. In some cases, these figures represent securities business that was conducted through Plural Brokerage, a FINRA Member Broker Dealer.
5. In cases where securities are involved, Plural’s structuring work is done through Plural Brokerage LLC, a FINRA Member Broker Dealer.

IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES
Plural is a trade name for Plural Everything, Inc. and its subsidiaries. Securities-related products and services are offered through Plural Brokerage LLC, a broker-dealer registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and a member of FINRA and SIPC. Transfer agency services are provided by Plural Transfer Services LLC, a transfer agent registered with the SEC. Plural Everything, Inc. is not a registered broker-dealer or transfer agent. Plural is not a bank, and does not accept deposits or extend credit as a bank.

This announcement is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy any security, nor shall it constitute an offer, solicitation, or sale in any jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation, or sale would be unlawful. Any securities referenced were offered and sold in private placements exempt from registration under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, were not registered under that Act or under any state securities laws, and may not be offered or sold absent registration or an applicable exemption from registration. Prior transactions are not indicative of future results.

Statements in this release that are not historical facts are forward-looking statements that reflect Plural’s current expectations. Such statements involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties, and actual results may differ materially from those expressed. Plural undertakes no obligation to update any forward-looking statement.

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