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Mike Hodgson Commented: "The decision to extend our VTEM programme and subsequent ground geophysics IP survey over the Eastern Block area has been more than vindicated by these results. We are most encouraged by the tenor of the two anomalies that lie towards the north of the eastern block, as they exhibit many of the same characteristics of the Currutela, Piaui and Espeto discoveries, as well as those of the Palito Gold Deposit itself. Shallow infill drilling has been ongoing at both the Piaui target and to the south west of the existing Palito resource towards the Espeto target. We are hoping to provide results from these drill programmes shortly."

SERABI GOLD plc ("Serabi" or "the Company") New Geophysical IP Study identifies further exploration potential of the Jardim do Ouro area Serabi Gold plc (AIM:SRB, TSX:SBI and SBI.WT), the Brazilian focused gold exploration Company, is pleased to announce the final processed results of its recently completed 2011 'Eastern Block' induced polarization (IP) ground geophysical survey in the Jardim do Ouro project. Results indicate a number of IP chargeability anomalies coincident with airborne electromagnetic (VTEM) geophysical anomalies obtained in the 2008 & 2011 surveys. These VTEM anomalies were targeted as part of the company's ongoing strategy to develop a pipeline of exploration targets, to complement the ongoing mine site exploration programme. The IP survey has also outlined a number of resistive anomalies which correlate well with the VTEM conductive anomalies, and represent further areas of geological interest. Four anomalies which exhibited both robust chargeability and coincident resistivity have been recorded, with two, (Targets A and B on Figure 1) showing coincident anomalies with strong VTEM conductors and also being coincident with historic alluvial/drainage mining around the "Boca do Rio Novo" garimpeiro prospect. These two targets are of particular interest for future exploration, as both are chargeable anomalies of relatively higher tenor or exhibit a strike length of greater than 400 metres and also correlate with structural intersections of North-West trending structural lineaments with East-West structural lineaments. The intersection of structural lineaments is considered important to the control of mineralisation in the Jardim do Ouro district as notably the Palito deposit and the Currutela and Piaui prospects occur at or near structural intersections of North-West and East-West structures or North-West and North-East structures. Two further anomalous areas identified by the IP survey were also defined (Targets C and D on Figure 1). At target C, there exists a series of narrow IP chargeability anomalies coincident with narrow resistive IP anomalies, suggesting a potential stacking of narrow sulphide bearing structures, similar to those existing at Palito and Currutela. Target C also lies along the same North-West trending structure from target B and may represent a continuation of mineralisation along this controlling structure. At target D a broad area of weakly anomalous chargeability anomalism is coincident with an area containing a number of lower priority VTEM conductivity anomalies. This area lies South East of the historic Rio Novo garimpo workings which were tested by Serabi in 2006 and returned a series of narrow hydrothermal alteration zones contai

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21st November 2011 Analyst: Andrew Noone Email: andrew.noone@gecr.co.uk Tel: 020 7562 3361 ILX Group* - Interim Results - Strong International Growth, Attractive 5.7% Yield, Reiterate Recommendation of Strong Buy with a 61.5p Target Price

"Dr. Nasser Saidi, chair of the Islamic Benchmark Committee and chief economist, Dubai International Financial Centre, said: "The establishment of the IIBR marks an important milestone in the maturation of Islamic money markets by providing an international reference rate for interbank transactions. Conventional money markets have relied on LIBOR, which by definition does not comply with Shariah conventions. Islamic markets will be able to rely on the IIBR and it will become an international reference rate for both conventional and Sharia-compliant transactions. Our aim is to provide an IIBR that is reliable, timely, representative of market conditions, transparent in its construction and accepted as the market reference. Islamic money and financial markets are coming of age and becoming part of the mainstream."

Thomson Reuters Launches World's First Islamic ... Thomson Reuters works with leading Islamic finance institutions and banks to provide objective and dedicated benchmark for Shariah-compliant short-term interbank funding in Islamic finance industry New York, London, Bahrain, November 22, 2011 - Thomson Reuters today launched the world's first Islamic finance benchmark rate, designed to provide an objective and dedicated indicator for the average expected return on Shariah-compliant short-term interbank funding. The Islamic Interbank Benchmark Rate (IIBR), announced at the 18th Annual World Islamic Banking Conference in Bahrain, uses the contributed rates of 16 Islamic banks and the Islamic sections of conventional banks to provide a reliable and much-needed alternative for pricing Islamic instruments to the conventional interest-based benchmarks used for mainstream finance. "The delinking from conventional performance benchmarks started more than a dozen years ago and now we are extremely proud to offer the world's first Islamic pricing benchmark, the Thomson Reuters Islamic Interbank Benchmark Rate," said Rushdi Siddiqui, global head of Islamic finance, Thomson Reuters. "We have taken a collaborative approach as industry challenges are best solved by industry players working towards a common objective. The simplicity and robustness of the new benchmark's methodology, governance, and transparency, combined with the endorsement of many respected Islamic financial institutions and scholars, will result in a reliable and realistic benchmark that better measures cost of funding for Islamic financial institutions. Together we are taking an important step forward for Islamic finance authenticity." The benchmark's ongoing implementation and integrity will be overseen by an Islamic Benchmark Committee of over 20 Islamic finance institutions, chaired by Dr. Nasser Saidi, chief economist of the Dubai International Financial Center (DIFC), and a Shariah Committee consisting of four world-respected Shariah scholars.

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Regarding Outlook, Chris Gurry, Managing Director of CML, said: "Trading performance through the first half year was encouraging and reflected the Group's established multi-year strategy for sustainable growth. "Within our three major market areas of wireless, storage and wireline telecom, we continue to see growth opportunities within existing customer product portfolios in addition to general expansion of the overall customer base. "Following the period end, overall order book levels have remained healthy although it is possible that the general economic climate in some regions may affect customer buying patterns or investment decisions. Despite this, the Board currently anticipates positive trading conditions to prevail through what is traditionally a slightly weaker second half."

INTERIM RESULTS CML Microsystems Plc ("CML"), which designs, manufactures and markets a broad range of semiconductor products, primarily for the global communication and data storage markets, announces Interim Results for the six months ended 30 September 2011. Financial Highlights: · Revenues up 9% to £12.29m (2010 H1: £11.21m) · Gross profit up 8% to £8.51m (2010 H1: £7.83m) · Profit before tax up 59% to £2.02m (2010 H1: £1.27m) · Basic EPS up 63% of 9.87p (2010 H1: 6.05p) · Net cash position of £4.37m (2010 H1: £553k) - with bank borrowings reduced by £1.5m to £3m Operational Highlights: · Strong revenue growth globally · Stable cost base and margins within targets · Solid cash flow, improved net cash position · Maintained investment levels for key new product development programs

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Outlook Although there are significant global economic uncertainties, our structure of decentralised management and the underpinning of demand from fundamental growth drivers have proved to be resilient in difficult markets. Halma remains on track to make further progress in the second half.

Results For the first half, revenue from continuing operations of £280m was 12% up compared with the prior year (2010/11: £249m); organic revenue1 growth was 4.7% and, at constant currency, was 5.8%. Adjusted1 profit before tax from continuing operations increased 17% to £57.5m (2010/11: £49.3m), with organic growth of 4.5% at constant currency. Statutory profit before tax increased by 8% to £51.3m. Return on Total Invested Capital1 was 16.9% (2010/11: 15.5%). Cash flow was solid in the half year and we completed two acquisitions for initial payments totalling £14.5m, including £1.1m of debt (2010/11: £nil). This contributed to net debt of £56m at the end of the period compared with £37m at 2 April 2011.

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Professor Chris Toumazou, Toumaz Chief Executive, commented: "Milgenco's selection ofTelran as the lowest energy choice for its military products is a great endorsement of the versatility of our wireless technology in demanding applications. In typical biometric monitoring usage the wristband monitor developed by Milgenco will last for up to 18 months using just a small button battery." Simon Albury, Milgenco Managing Director,said: "We chose Telran because it offers an ultra-low power solution with extremely long battery life and a range of up to 100m from the vehicle. Adding Telran into our products allows us to offer customers a complete integrated solution that remotely monitors vehicle position, engine and vehicle health and now, most importantly, crew condition and well-being."

Toumaz Limited Milgenco adopts Telran for biometric monitoring of troops Toumaz Limited (AIM: TMZ, 'Toumaz', or 'the Group'), a pioneer in low cost, ultra low power wireless communications and broadcast technology, has signed an agreement to supply its Telran ultra low power wireless radio chip to Milgenco. Milgenco, a UK manufacturer of telemetry and power supply technology to the international defence sector, is using the Telran chip in a wireless solution for monitoring heart-rate, body temperature and other biometric aspects of troops in and around military vehicles. Milgenco is also exploring using the same combined telemetry and bio-monitoring technology in first responder markets such as fire, police and ambulance services. This will allow central control rooms and dispatch centres to immediately see if a first responder has been injured and alert other responders nearby to assist.

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Matthew Roberts, Finance Director of CSC, commented: "I am delighted that we have agreed a significantly larger facility with a strong syndicate of banks. At the same time, we have reduced our all-in rate. This is testament to the high quality of CSC's UK regional shopping centre assets and income stream. The new facility provides us with considerable flexibility over the next five years, potentially seven, and underpins our robust financing position."

NEW £375M REVOLVING CREDIT FACILITY Capital Shopping Centres Group PLC (CSC) is pleased to announce that it has put in place a £375 million revolving credit facility. The new facility replaces an existing undrawn facility of £248 million that is due to expire in June 2013. The new facility has a minimum term of five years and an initial margin over LIBOR of 175 basis points. The new facility has been committed by 5 core relationship banks, with HSBC and Lloyds Banking Group acting as joint co-ordinators. Bank of America Merrill Lynch, HSBC and Lloyds Banking Group acted as mandated lead arrangers and book runners. Credit Suisse and UBS acted as mandated lead arrangers. Other features of the new facility include: - At Borrower Group* gearing levels above 50%, the margin over LIBOR increases to 200 basis points, and above 75% to 225 basis points - Taking margin and utilisation fees together, the new facility provides an all-in rate reduction of 25 to 50 bps compared to the previous facility - The committed five year term may be extended by up to two years at the option of the lenders - Financial covenants include an interest cover ratio of 120% and Borrower Group* borrowings to net worth ratio of 110% The new facility will be used to provide general group liquidity.

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