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TAMBIS MAPPING HIGHLIGHTS REGIONAL POTENTIAL Medusa Mining Limited (ASX and AIM - MML; TSX - MLL) ("Medusa" or the "Company"), through its Philippines operating company Philsaga Mining Corporation ("Philsaga"), advises that regional and detailed mapping which commenced in October 2010 has highlighted excellent potential for additional discoveries of breccia-hosted, epithermal veins and quartz stockwork gold mineralisation within a large intrusive-breccia complex mapped over an area measuring approximately 7 kilometres in length and 3 kilometres in width along a well defined northeasterly trending structural and alteration corridor. New outcrops of porphyry and related styles of copper mineralisation have also been located at the Sawahon Creek prospect, at the lower Bananghilig River prospect, and southwest of the Bananghilig Gold Deposit in the extensive skarn area which is associated with the fertile copper-bearing Supon diorite and the adjacent Kamarangan porphyry copper-molybdenum prospect. Drilling is continuing with six drilling rigs at the Bananghilig Deposit with the Company aiming to provide a drilling update during the September 2011 quarter.

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Outlook As expected, organic growth has started to improve in developed secure solutions markets and strong organic growth continues in developing markets. Based on recent contract awards and our bid pipeline, we expect the organic growth rate to continue to improve during 2011. AGM & Dividend The AGM will take place on 19 May 2011 and the final dividend of 4.73 pence (DKK 0.4082) per share is proposed for payment on 3 June 2011 (6 June in Denmark). Results for the six months to 30 June 2011 will be published on 24 August 2011.

INTERIM MANAGEMENT STATEMENT G4S, the international security solutions group, will be updating analysts and investors today on trading for the year to date, including an overview of financial performance to 31 March 2011. In the first quarter of 2011, overall revenues grew 4.7% at constant exchange rates compared to the same period last year, and grew 3.8% at actual exchange rates. The group operating margin was slightly lower. An overview of the financial performance for the three months to 31 March 2011 is as follows: Organic Growth Overall organic growth was 4% with New Markets growth at 8% and developed markets at 2%. * In secure solutions, organic growth was 5% with strong performances in the UK and New Markets and a continued improvement in North America and Continental Europe * Cash solutions organic growth was -1%, with good underlying growth in New Markets being offset by a 3% decline in developed markets. The decline in developed markets was due to sustained low interest rates continuing to cause volume pressure in markets such as the UK, Ireland and Scandinavia. The previously announced contract losses in Romania and South Africa also had a negative impact. Margins Profits for the first three months were above 2010 levels, but overall margins were slightly lower (on both a constant and actual exchange rate basis) compared to the same period last year due to lower cash solutions margins. * Secure solutions margins were maintained * In cash solutions, margins were 1% lower due to the volume issues outlined above.

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Yogeshwar Sharma, Chief Executive Officer of Hardy, commented: "The PY-3 field continues to perform well and we have made good progress in the approval process for phase III development to enhance production. BP's acquisition of interests from Reliance in the KG basin is a welcome development for Hardy. The value put on our D3 block alone by this transaction, exceeds our current market capitalisation and this is a major endorsement of the quality of our portfolio."

Outlook · PY-3: Gross daily production from PY-3 estimated to average 3,100 bbld (net: 558 bbld) in 2011 · D3: Drill one exploration well by the end of the first quarter of 2012 · D9: Drill the remaining two committed exploration wells in 2011 · GS-01: Approval of commerciality for the GS-01 Dhirubhai 33 natural gas discovery is expected in the near future · PY-3: Secure approval from partners and the GOI during the second quarter of 2011 to drill two further producing wells in 2012, and upgrade the production facilities to include artificial gas lift to increase recoverable reserves and extend the field life

Financial Highlights · Net sales oil of 58,506 bbl of oil were realised for the three months ended 31 March 2011 (Q1 2009: 30,712 bbl); the average price realised was $107.66 per bbl (Q1 2010: $78.93 per bbl) · Capital expenditure amounted to $0.9 million principally on exploration activities on the KG Basin blocks · Cash and short term investments at 31 March 2011 amounted to $34.1 million which is sufficient for the Company's committed exploration drilling programme; the Company has no long term debt.

Operational Highlights · D3: Elected not to exercise option to acquire additional three per cent participating interest in the block for $150 million. The option consideration implies a gross value of approximately $5.0 billion for the D3 exploration licence ($500 million net to Hardy) · D3: Submitted a proposal for the declaration of commerciality for the Dhirubhai 39, 41 and 52 natural gas discoveries · PY-3: Gross daily production in the first quarter of 2011 averaged 3,491 bbld (Q1 2010 2,529 bbld) (net: 628 bbld, Q1 2010: 455 bbld). Average gross daily production for the month of April 2011 was 3,368 bbld · D9: The joint venture extended the block for six months to the end of June 2011 and relinquished 25 per cent of the block · D9: The second exploration well recorded gas shows while drilling; however, MDT testing of the penetrated sands indicated high water saturation. The well proved the existence of reservoir quality sands and a petroleum system in this frontier, deep water block. Following MDT testing, the well was plugged and abandoned · Published a CPR providing an update to the Company's reserves and resources estimates. The full report has been posted on the Company's website www.hardyoil.com

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Outlook We are pleased to report an improvement in the key business metrics across the Group during the first quarter and expect this to be maintained during the year. As planned, the performances in the Used and Aftersales segments have been strong in the first quarter and continue to be the key growth opportunities for the Group. As expected, performance in new cars is in line with the market and this is expected to continue during 2011.

Aftersales remains the primary source of gross profit for the Group and continues to generate the highest profitability. The Group is continuing to enhance this area of the business through our Vehicle Health Check programme and a number of other aftersales initiatives such as deployment of service packages and increasing MOT capacity. During the first quarter of 2011, aftersales turnover declined marginally, in line with the car parc reduction, but gross profit margin improved by 280 basis points over the prior year. For the three months to 31 March 2011 our like for like used car volume was up by 15.6%. The latest data from Experian is for the 12 month period to 31 December 2010 and their data confirms that used car sales were flat compared to 2009. The Group reported like for like used car growth of 12.1% for the year ended 31 December 2010. We remain confident that used car margins will remain stable and used car volume will continue to grow during the remainder of the year. The performance from used cars is a result of the on-going used car initiatives, national coverage and scale, the choice from our wide product offering and the continued improvements in our internet proposition and brand recognition. In the new car segment, for the brands we represent within Stratstone, retail volume excluding scrappage grew by 2.8% in the quarter whereas within Evans Halshaw, registrations grew by 14.2%. The Group's UK new car volumes performed in line with the market and margins declined marginally as a result of higher priced vehicles predominantly within the Stratstone division, although profit per unit was maintained on the prior year levels. The California business continues to outperform 2010 during the first quarter of 2011 and we expect this to continue during the remainder of the year.

Trading update for the three months ended 31 March 2011 Key business metrics are ahead of the prior year for the Group in Q1 as follows: · Aftersales turnover declined marginally, in line with car parc reduction, but gross profit margin improved by 280 basis points assisted by the wider roll-out of the Vehicle Health Check programme and other initiatives. · Q1 used car volumes continue to perform strongly, up 15.6% on a like for like basis, significantly outperforming a flat market according to the latest available market data from Experian. Used car margins have remained stable during the quarter. · Excluding scrappage, like for like our UK new retail car sales for the key brands we represent in Q1 were up 9.1% compared to a market increase of 7.5%.

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Photon Kathaas Productions (PKP), the South Indian film company, has secured revenues of 396,404 dollars (242,227 pounds) to date from its share of sales of Nadunisi Naaygal, its first release following the company's admission to AIM in November 2010. "We are delighted by these revenues from our first film - they are in line with our expectations and have met our gross margin targets," commented chief executive Venkat Somasundaram. Shares in Photon, which primarily produces movies in the South Indian languages of Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam, remained flat at 0.48 dollars (0.29 pence).

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Adding to its portfolio of residential development sites, Real Estate Investors (RLE) has completed the acquisition of 32.1 acres of land in Tredegar for 1 million pounds in cash. The company initially identified this opportunity and conditionally exchanged contracts on the property, which has planning consent for 283 homes, in January 2009. Shares in Real Estate Investors were unmoved at 5.25p.

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Telecity Group (TCY) has confirmed its positive outlook for another year of substantial growth in 2011 after the provider of data centres got off to a strong start to the year. "Due to a combination of the recurring revenue growth achieved to date, an encouraging order-book pipeline and strong operating margins, management is confident that the group will deliver a full year performance that is in line with market expectations," the group said. Shares in Telecity, which operates 24 data centres, fell 17.5p to 513.5p.