STRATS(SM) TRUST FOR DOMINION RESOURCES, INC. SECURITIES, SERIES 2005-6 Business Summary

STRATS Trust Series 2005-6 (GJP) is a specialized financial vehicle that operates as a pass-through trust, generating revenue solely from the interest income produced by its underlying asset: $9.525 million in aggregate liquidation amount of Dominion Energy, Inc. (formerly Dominion Resources) Series B 5.95% senior notes. The trust’s business model is strictly administrative, designed to repackage these corporate debt securities into exchange-traded certificates to provide retail and institutional investors with liquid access to long-term utility credit. It operates as a single-segment entity focused on the custody and distribution of fixed-income yields. In the competitive landscape, GJP functions alongside other structured repackaged products like CorTS and PPLUS, while competing for capital against direct corporate bond offerings from major utility peers such as Duke Energy, Southern Company, and NextEra Energy. It occupies a niche market position by offering a lower-denomination entry point into senior utility debt compared to traditional institutional bond markets. The trust was formed by Synthetic Fixed-Income Securities, Inc. and is administered by U.S. Bank Trust National Association as Trustee, though its operational viability is inextricably linked to the leadership of the underlying issuer, Dominion Energy. As of March 2026, Dominion Energy is led by Robert M. Blue, who serves as Chair, President, and CEO, bringing extensive experience in utility regulation and infrastructure development to his oversight of the company’s $65 billion capital investment program. Financial strategy is directed by Steven D. Ridge, Executive Vice President and CFO, who previously led the company’s Western Distribution operations and investor relations. The underlying issuer’s board features seasoned directors such as Lead Independent Director Robert H. Spilman Jr. and Susan N. Story, while the parent organization maintains a high-pedigree investor base including The Vanguard Group, BlackRock, and State Street Corporation.