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CAPITALISATION<br />

The following table illustrates our capitalisation (i) at 31 March 2000, (ii) as adjusted for the<br />

Restructuring Exercise and sub-division and (iii) the proceeds of the Invitation. This table should be<br />

read in conjunction with the section entitled “Review of Past Operating Results and Financial Positions”<br />

set out on pages 42 to 55 of this Prospectus.<br />

After<br />

Restructuring<br />

As at Exercise and After<br />

$’000 31 March 2000 sub-division Invitation<br />

Short-term Borrowings<br />

Bank overdrafts — secured<br />

Current portion of obligations under<br />

877 877 877<br />

hire purchase creditors — secured 336 336 336<br />

1,213 1,213 1,213<br />

Long-term Borrowings<br />

Long-term portion of hire purchase<br />

creditors — secured 268 268 268<br />

268 268 268<br />

Shareholders’ Funds<br />

Issued and fully paid-up share<br />

capital – (1) 14,730 17,730<br />

Share premium – – 2,100<br />

Revenue reserves (3) (3) (3)<br />

(3) 14,727 19,827<br />

Capitalisation 265 14,995 20,095 (2)<br />

Note:<br />

(1) The issued and fully paid-up share capital as at 31 March 2000 was $2.00 comprising 2 ordinary shares of $1.00 each.<br />

(2) As at 30 September 2000, our bank overdraft was $228,000 and our current portion of obligations under hire purchase<br />

creditors was $241,000. Our long-term portion of hire purchase creditors was $278,000 as at 30 September 2000.<br />

Shareholders’ funds was $17,009,000 comprising issued and fully paid-up share capital of $14,730,000 and retained<br />

reserves of $2,279,000. Had the proceeds of Invitation been included, our capitalisation as at 30 September 2000,<br />

would have been $22,387,000.<br />

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