Shareholders of Braemore Resources plc are advised that the Company expects its earnings and headline earnings per share for the six months ended 31 December 2008 to show a 0.56p loss as opposed to the 0.15p loss for the corresponding period to 31 December 2007.

The Company has made significant positive progress on its projects and continued production from its newly-expanded ConRoast smelter in South Africa totalled 6,892 platinum group metal (PGM) ounces for the period.

Whilst the unaudited financial results for the six months ended 31 December 2008 have not yet been finalised, the Company anticipates an after-tax loss for this period of £4.40 million (loss per share: 0.56p). This compares with an after-tax loss of £1.015 million for the six months ended 31 December 2007 (loss per share: 0.15p).

Specific events that contributed to the increased expenditure and losses include:

• About 50% of the anticipated after-tax loss can be attributed to the recent settlement of a single old-order contract that may have exposed the Company to market volatility around PGM prices and unfavourable processing terms. This contract has been concluded and replaced by new contracts from both Anglo Platinum Limited (“Anglo Platinum”) and Northam Platinum Limited (“Northam”). The new contracts in place are cash positive, with significantly reduced price exposure.
• The JSE listing completed in July 2008 and the associated legal and compliance expense.
• The decommissioning of the 1.5MW smelter and the subsequent construction and commissioning of the larger 3.2MW ConRoast smelter expansion, as part of the commercialisation of the technology. During this period there was reduced production as the previous smelter was taken offline to replace it with the new smelter. Consequently no production resulted in September 2008 although overheads were still incurred.
• The commitments for the Leinster Nickel Project testwork and reports required by BHP Billiton (BHPB) to conclude the scoping study.
• The acceleration of the research programme to conclude the process flow sheet for the hydrometallurgical refining of the PGM iron alloy.

During this period the Company completed smelting the initial contracted low-grade concentrate through the original 1.5MW furnace. As mentioned above, this old contract has been replaced with newly-contracted material from Anglo Platinum and Northam. Current contracts with Anglo Platinum and Northam are cash positive.

Braemore has also advanced the restructuring of the Company to realise a significant reduction in overhead costs which will flow through into the next reporting period. The cash position of the Company as at the end of the period was £2.54 million. At the end of February the Company’s cash balances were approximately £1.6 million with PGM alloy in-stock valued at £4.1 million.

The Company’s unaudited results for the six months ended 31 December 2008 will be released on SENS and published in the press by 31 March 2009.

Jubilee Platinum, the AIM quoted and JSE Limited listed mining exploration and development Company with
a focus on platinum group metals (PGM) in South Africa, is pleased to announce the completion of its 42-
borehole drilling programme including new preliminary and final results from thirteen boreholes drilled on
Jubilee’s Tjate platinum project in the eastern Bushveld Complex in South Africa.

This drilling programme forms part of Phase two of the feasibility study that commenced in early 2008.

Highlights
• The drilling programme for Phase two of the feasibility study has now been completed;

• All 13 boreholes intersected the Merensky Reef (MR), (of which 2 intersected pothole facies), at
expected projected depths (from plain elevation), with grades and thicknesses generally in line with
the variability expected for this reef;

• Borehole DT35 intersected high assays in the motherhole MR (10.43 g/t 3PGE + Au) (combined
platinum, palladium, rhodium and gold), 0.35% nickel (Ni) and 0.21% copper (Cu) over 0.99

metres – further results awaited from additional deflection drilling;

• Borehole DT40 intersected MR averaging 3.04 metres thick and assaying 6.71 g/t 3PGE+Au with
0.16% Ni and 0.10% Cu – further deflection results awaited;

• Boreholes DT30 and DT33, intersected specifically targeted UG2 chromitite (UG2) reef at projected
depths with higher than expected grades of up to 7.8g/t 3PGE+Au; and

• Borehole FF01, which tested continuity of MR in the adjacent down dip farm Fernkloof, intersected
MR at approximate target depth (1,597m down hole from collar).

Colin Bird, CEO of Jubilee and Tjate Project Manager said: “These new results continue to confirm the
continuity at depth of the Merensky and UG2 reefs. The lower grades seen in some of the new borehole
results correlate generally with a regional pothole within a lower grade area confined to the northwest of the farm Dsjate. The effect of this area will be considered in the options when delineating the resource and
defining a resource estimate. The drilling programme for the second phase of the feasibility study was
completed this month and the project is now rapidly advancing towards a definitive compliant mineral
resource estimate.”