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SPIRE INC

For the period ended Jan 29, 2026. Filed Dec 16, 2025.

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Jan 29, 2026 · Filed Dec 16, 2025

SR$88.81-0.5%Stored close · as of Nov 6, 2026
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Board evaluation process

How we evaluate our Board, committee and individual director performance

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In fiscal year 2025, Mr. Jones, the Board chair, conducted individual conference calls with each director during which they discussed the performance of: (1) the Board, (2) each committee on which the director serves, and (3) each of the other individual directors. Mr. Jones and each director also discussed what skills and attributes the Board should seek in future directors.Mr. Jones compiled and summarized the results of the conversations. He shared feedback with each committee chair regarding the performance of the respective committees, and he met with each director privately to discuss the input he received regarding their individual performance. The entire Board, including Mr. Doyle, discussed the feedback regarding the Board and the committees.The corporate governance committee used the feedback to continue Board succession planning and refreshment. The directors agreed that this evaluation process allowed them to share their thoughts and input directly and transparently.

How we determine whether the Board has the right skills and experience

The corporate governance committee supports the Board in its development and maintenance of the Board succession plan. Each year, the corporate governance committee leads the Board in discussions regarding whether the Board possesses the appropriate mix of experiences, skills, attributes and tenure it needs to provide oversight and direction in light of the Company’s current and future business environment and strategic direction, all with the objective of recommending a group of directors that can best continue the Company’s success and represent shareholders’ interests. The corporate governance committee and Board are committed to developing a pool of potential candidates for future Board service and maintaining a well-rounded Board.

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Director onboarding and continuing education

To ensure the directors possess the necessary and appropriate skills and knowledge, all incoming directors participate in the Company’s orientation for new directors, which involves meetings between the new directors and leaders of various functional areas of the Company. The corporate governance committee also identifies educational programs on topics appropriate for public company board members, which the directors are encouraged to attend. Additionally, management arranges for speakers during Board and committee meetings to address timely topics, such as new legal and regulatory requirements that apply to the Company and industry updates.

Under the guidance of Mr. Jones, the Board has continued to develop a long-term Board succession plan that encompasses Board structure, mandatory and potential director and senior officer retirements, the evolving strategy of the Company, and the current and future skills and attributes required for the Board to effectively perform its oversight role.

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