31 August 2021 | (Lux) Worldwide Fund fact sheet—Singapore | Marketing Communication Emerging Markets Equity Income Fund Asset class: emerging markets equity-Class A

Investment objectives and process Performance (%) ● Seeks long-term capital appreciation and Annualized current income. 1 month 3 months Year to date 1 year 3 year 5 year 10 year Since incep. ● Invests at least 80% of its assets in dividend-paying emerging market equity 40

securities (companies tied economically to 30 27.11 emerging markets countries as defined by 21.12 the MSCI Emerging Markets Index), 20 10.40 9.87 8.19 7.12 6.49 6.17 directly through equity securities or 10 4.94 2.84 2.62 2.45 indirectly though notes, convertibles or certificates. 0 ● -10

Uses a top-down and bottom-up strategy -2.06 to identify companies with sustainable high Class A (USD) (29-4.12 Jun 2012)* MSCI Emerging Markets Index (Net)1 dividend yields and strong earnings growth to construct a portfolio with the potential for maximum portfolio dividend yield Calendar-year performance (%) within a controlled level of risk. 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 ● The fund may invest: ● in equity securities, participatory notes, Class A (USD) (29 Jun 2012)* 7.58 16.13 -12.16 25.10 5.26 -10.20 0.55 -2.36 MSCI Emerging Markets convertible securities, equity linked 1 18.31 18.42 -14.57 37.28 11.19 -14.92 -2.19 -2.60 18.22 -18.42 notes/certificates, depositary receipts Index (Net) and US$-denominated equities issued Past performance is not indicative of future results. Performance calculationsare net ofall applicable feesand are calculated by non-US issuers on an offer-to-bid basis(with income re-invested). *Share class inception date. Does not include sales chargesand assumes reinvestment of dividendsand capital gains. If salescharges were included, returns would be lower. ● in an aggregate of up to 20% of fund assets both directly and indirectly in China A-shares Sector weights (%) Key statistics ● by using futures/derivatives for hedging Compared to benchmark 1 Fund or efficient portfolio Financials 26.44 +7.25 management purposes Alpha -1.22 Information Beta 0.98 22.23 +0.92 Fund information technology Sharpe ratio 0.36 Consumer Standard deviation 19.22% Fund managers: Alison Shimada; Elaine Tse 13.52 -1.71 discretionary R-squared 0.93 Fund inception date: 29 June 2012 Materials 7.11 -1.80 Information ratio -0.32 Financial year-end: 31 March Utilities 5.91 +3.73 Upside capture 84.67% Fund size: $243.29m (USD) Industrials 5.83 +1.05 Downside capture 94.16% Base currency: USD Consumer staples 4.86 -0.90 Tracking error 5.31% Benchmark: MSCI Emerging Markets Communication Correlation coefficient 0.96 Index (Net)1 4.12 -6.50 Services Treynor ratio 0.07 Dealer cutoff Real estate 3.47 +1.46 Key statistics are based on the net returns calculated overa Luxembourg: 10pm Health care 1.71 -3.03 36-month period forthe share class shown in the performance United States: 4pm ET Energy 1.36 -3.92 table. Minimum investment: Cash & equivalents 3.44 +3.44 Class A: $1,000 (USD) or equivalent value Sector weightsbased on ending weights as of month-end. Source: FactSet.

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Risk and reward profile Largest holdings (%) Valuation analysis Lower risk Higher risk Fund Fund Benchmark1 Typically lower rewards Typically higher rewards Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Weighted average 7.06 US$98.54bn US$143.07bn Co., Ltd. market cap Electronics Co., Ltd. 3.35 Weighted median 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 US$17.34bn US$35.91bn China Construction Bank Corporation market cap This indicatorrepresents the risk and reward profile presented in 2.20 the Key Information Document. Itis notguaranteed and may Class H Dividend yield 3.25% 2.07% Infosys Limited ADR 2.12 EPS growth (3- to 5-year change during the month. 16.39% 17.57% Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. 1.90 forecast) P/E ratio (trailing Midea Group Co. Ltd. Class A 1.48 12.69x 16.13x Key risks Power Grid Corporation of India Limited 1.47 12-month) Market risk: securities may decline in value Co Ltd Pfd P/B ratio 1.70x 2.12x 1.45 due to factors affecting securities markets Non-Voting P/S ratio 1.83x 2.42x generally, and equity securities generally have Ping An (Group) Company of Number of equity 1.42 105 1,407 greater price volatility than debt securities. China, Ltd. Class H holdings Smaller company securities risk: securities Baidu Inc ADR Class A 1.39 Sources: FactSet and Wells Fargo AssetManagement. of companies with smaller market Based on ending weights as of month-end. Source: FactSet. The capitalisations tend to be more volatile and information shown isnotintended to be, nor should it be less liquid than securities of larger companies. construed to be, a recommendation to buy orsell an individual Emerging market risk: emerging markets security. may be more sensitive than more mature markets to a variety of economic factors and may be less liquid than markets in the Holding market capitalisation (%) developed world. 33.18 - Mega cap (US$50bn and above) Geographic allocation (%) 30.01 - Large cap 1 Compared to benchmark (US$10bn–US$50bn) China & Hong Kong 30.27 -3.66 29.51 - Medium Taiwan 14.20 -0.62 cap (US$2bn–US$10bn) 11.79 -1.21 3.20 - Small India 11.35 -0.31 cap Russian Federation 6.93 +3.36 (US$300m–US$2bn) South Africa 4.59 +1.36 Brazil 4.07 -0.94 4.11 - Micro cap Mexico 2.19 +0.22 (under US$300m) Saudi Arabia 1.74 -1.42 Based on ending weights as of month-end. Source: FactSet. Thailand 1.60 -0.12 Based on ending weights as of month-end. Source: FactSet. Share class information Inception Distribution Bloomberg Annual TER date type ISIN code ID NAV Mgmt Fee (%)** Class A (USD) 29 Jun 2012 Accumulating LU0791590937 WFEMIAU LX 155.61 1.85 2.150 Class A (USD) 29 Feb 2016 Gross dist. LU1366334578 WFEMAGD LX 125.36 1.85 2.140 **Based on the fund’slatest audited accounts Share class and currency availability variesby jurisdiction. Performance may differ from share class shown. Contact yourWFAM representative or visit wellsfargoassetmanagement.com for more information.

Effective 1 June 2014, the fund’s name was changed from the Wells Fargo (Lux) Worldwide Fund Emerging Markets Income and Growth Fund to the WellsFargo (Lux) Worldwide Fund Emerging Markets Equity Income Fund and the investmentstrategy was changed to focus on seeking the potentialformaximum portfolio dividend yield whilst maintaining a controlled level of risk. 31 August 2021 | Wells Fargo (Lux) Worldwide Fund fact sheet—Singapore | Marketing Communication Emerging Markets Equity Income Fund Asset class: emerging markets equity-Class A

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