New York, NY and Calgary, AB — 23 February 2026 — Global investment firm Carlyle (NASDAQ: CG) today announced that its Global Credit platform has provided a structured capital solution to Peloton Computer Enterprises Ltd. (“Peloton” or the “Company”), a leading provider of integrated energy data management software, to support ongoing investment in the Company’s platform and long-term growth strategy.

Founded in 1991, Peloton is a leading vertical software provider, delivering integrated solutions that support energy companies’ core proprietary data and workflows across the well, production, and land lifecycles. The Company serves as a system of record for its deeply embedded customers, built on trusted performance and extensive vertical expertise focused on the oil and gas industry. As a category leader in a highly specialized market, Peloton is well positioned to support customers’ evolving data and analytics needs, with AI representing a key forward growth driver in enhancing operational insight and decision-making.

This investment provides Peloton with long-term, flexible capital to support continued investment in the Company’s platform and analytics capabilities, while enabling the management team to accelerate strategic initiatives, including M&A, and support the business’s next phase of growth.

In connection with this transaction, Silver Lake, TriWest, and HarbourVest, who made a strategic investment in Peloton in 2017, will be exiting shareholders, and Glen Gray, co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Peloton, will continue to lead the Company during this next phase of growth.

Glen Gray said: “We are excited to partner with Carlyle as we continue to execute on our long-term growth strategy. Carlyle’s capital, deep sector expertise, and integrated global platform will enable us to further invest in product innovation, expand our international footprint, and evaluate strategic opportunities that enhance our platform and better serve our loyal customer base.”

Andreas Boye, Partner and Head of Carlyle Credit Opportunities in North America, said: “Peloton is a high-quality vertical software leader with a long history of supporting the oil and gas industry’s most critical operational needs. Drawing on Carlyle’s long-standing global technology and energy franchises, and deep sector insights across software, we were able to structure a capital solution tailored to Peloton’s business and growth objectives. We look forward to partnering with Peloton’s management team to drive its next phase of growth.”

Arjun Shah, a Managing Director on Carlyle’s Technology team, said: “Peloton is a true vertical industry leader, providing a mission-critical offering for its deeply embedded customer base. The Company’s deep domain specialization positions the business exceptionally well for continued growth. This growth-driven investment reflects a truly collaborative effort across Carlyle’s global platform, and we look forward to further leveraging our scale and capabilities to help deliver long-term growth for the business.”

As part of the transaction, Andreas Boye and Arjun Shah will join Peloton’s Board of Directors.

Evercore served as financial advisor and Burnet Duckworth & Palmer and Davis, Polk & Wardwell served as legal advisors to Peloton. Latham & Watkins served as legal advisor to Carlyle.