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Perth 26 July 2010: Integrated engineering company RCR Tomlinson Ltd (RCR) is pleased to announce an expected increase in Net Profit After Tax (NPAT) for the full year ended 30 June 2010 of over 15 per cent on the prior comparative period (FY09).

This result, the first under the new management team led by Chief Executive Officer Dr Paul Dalgleish, positions RCR for future growth and reflects a focus on restructuring, including:

•tighter financial and fiscal management

•the ongoing elimination of underperforming business streams and legacy contracts

•investment in R&D delivering new products and after tax returns

•the development of a stronger management team “The improving financial performance of the Company is pleasing and a credit to every member of the organisation. The recent restructuring and greater attention to all aspects of the Company’s finances positions us better to capitalise on the increasing activity we are seeing in most of our businesses,” Dr Dalgleish said. “The new management team, the strong order book and the exposure to major growth sectors provides the foundation for continued performance improvements in FY2011”.

RCR will announce its full results for the financial year ended 30 June 2010 on or about the 23 August 2010.

This will follow the finalisation of accounts, completion of the audit and consideration by the Board. For further information please contact: Chief Executive Officer Paul Dalgleish RCR Tomlinson Ltd +61 8 9355 9355 enquiries@rcrtom.com.au Chief Financial Officer Andrew Walsh RCR Tomlinson Ltd +61 8 9355 9355 Media Advisor Paul Downie FD Third Person +61 8 9386 1233

RCR Tomlinson Ltd (RCR) is an integrated engineering company providing turnkey solutions to blue chip clients in the mining, resources, energy and power sectors. RCR’s services include design, engineering, procurement, manufacture, fabrication, construction, off-site repairs and maintenance. Headquartered in Perth, Western Australia, RCR has operations across Australia and New Zealand.

Additional information is available at www.rcrtom.com.au

KTL Technologies Limited (KTL) announces that it has entered into a three-year agreement with Dayu Weiye (Beijing) International Technology Company Limited (“DWB”) to become an exclusive distributor of its entire product range in Australia, along with technical support provided by DWB.

As part of the new agreement, KTL has also acquired exclusive rights to apply for Australian patents in connection with the technologies covered in the agreement, and also the exclusive rights to manufacture the products in Australia with raw materials and accessories supplied by DWB. KTL will proceed to import sample products and carry out all necessary local testing and certification procedures.

DWS and its product range (source – www.dywybeijing.com) DWS is a China based enterprise specializing in hi-tech building and construction materials R&D, production and sales. DWS production plant is located in Hebei Province and it has sales offices set up in Beijing, Singapore, South Korea and Brazil. Current DWS product range Waterproofing materials Anti-corrosion products Rust removing devices Tu Ling™ liquid rubber Composite curing self-adhesive membrane Liquid nano-ceramics of Tu Ling Low-friction-type silicone polyurea PTH water treatment device

Further information about DWB products and current projects can be found at www.dywybeijing.com. For further information please contact Ms Rachel Wong on 02 8216 0937.

Application for Trading Halt SAI Global Limited (ACN 050 611 642) (SAI) (ASX Code: SAI), requests, pursuant to Listing Rule 17.1, that the ASX grant a trading halt with respect to ordinary shares in SAI from the commencement of trading today.

In accordance with Listing Rule 17.1, SAI provides the ASX with the following information: the trading halt is necessary for SAI to make an announcement to the market in relation to an acquisition and associated capital raising and to allow the institutional component and placement component of the capital raising to take place in an orderly fashion; SAI wishes the trading halt to last until the opening of trading on Monday 26 July 2010 unless before that time SAI makes an announcement concerning the outcome of the institutional component and placement component of the capital raising contemplated in (a) or requests that the trading halt be lifted; and SAI is not aware of any reason why a trading halt should not be granted.

Yours sincerely Hanna Myllyoja Company Secretary SAI Global Limited.

UGL Limited (“UGL”) today announced that it has, in a 50:50 joint venture with KAEFER, been awarded a new seven year General Maintenance Services and Field Managed Modifications contract with Esso Australia (Esso), valued at approximately $500 million (total JV).

The multi-disciplinary maintenance and minor project services to be delivered include mechanical, electrical and instrumentation, scaffolding, painting, insulation, civil, procurement and planning services. The integrated services contract covers a number of Esso’s operating facility locations in Victoria including 21 offshore oil and gas processing platforms, 2 onshore plants, a marine terminal and onshore pipelines.

UGL’s Managing Director and CEO, Richard Leupen, said: “This is a very significant win for the company and extends our position as a leading oil and gas maintenance services provider in Australia. “We are very pleased Esso has chosen us as a key partner on this marquee contract. This win also positions us well to capitalise on a large and long pipeline of oil and gas maintenance projects ahead.” Mr Leupen added: “Across the group, UGL’s work in hand is now approximately $9 billion underpinned by a strong pipeline of near term opportunities. Our essential services focus continues to deliver healthy forward workloads, visibility and stability across the group.”

For further information, please contact: David Loch, Group Investor Relations Richard Leupen & Corporate Affairs Manager Managing Director & CEO UGL Limited UGL Limited +61 2 9492 1431 / +61 411 144 787 +61 2 9492 8803 david.loch@ugllimited.com Media please contact Ben Jarvis: +61 413 150 448 About UGL Limited UGL ( UGL) is an engineering, maintenance and facilities management company operating in the rail, water, power, transport, resources and property sectors.

It consists of four divisions – UGL Infrastructure, UGL Rail, UGL Resources and UGL Services (incorporating UGL Premas, UGL Equis and UGL Unicco). Headquartered in Sydney, Australia, UGL operates in Australia, New Zealand, Asia, North America and the Middle East employing approximately 41,000 people. For more information, visit: www.ugllimited.com.

Highlights

•RCR announces $120 million in new orders

•RCR’s order book increases to $300 million Integrated engineering company RCR Tomlinson Ltd ( RCR) today announced that its Power business has been awarded a $18.6 million contract for the 114MW Cogeneration Project in Collie, Western Australia.

The contract includes the installation and construction of high, medium and low voltage equipment and cabling, instrumentation and controls and subsequent electrical commissioning. The contract adds to RCR’s other power generation projects including the 180MW Seven Mile Power Project for IHI in Karratha. The contract win for Power brings RCR’s major project wins in the last quarter to $120 million and grows the order book to $300 million.

RCR’s Chief Executive Officer, Dr Paul Dalgleish, said that “this win for our Power business is very pleasing as it continues RCR’s penetration into the power infrastructure and generation sectors.” Other major projects contributing to growth in the order book include:

•Mining has been awarded $23 million in new mining equipment orders over recent months for the design and supply of apron feeders, radial stackers and transfer conveyors for new projects in Western Australia.

•Energy was recently awarded a contract for a $15 million boiler refurbishment project for an existing client in New Zealand and begins delivery of steam boilers for Bluescope Steel and Visy totalling $38 million.

•Resources were awarded a dragline shut down at the Curragh Coal Operations.

In addition, RCR has been awarded a contract for installation of the new Vertimill at the Cadia Valley Operations for Newcrest. These contracts total $20 million. These latest contract wins lift RCR’s order book to $300 million and provides a solid foundation for the 2011 financial year. “These contract wins demonstrate the diversity of RCR’s markets which enables us to maintain strong revenues across our target sectors as well as highlighting the quality of RCR’s product brands across its core markets of mining, resources, energy and power in Australia and New Zealand”, said Dr Dalgleish.

For further information please contact: Chief Executive Officer Dr Paul Dalgleish RCR Tomlinson Ltd +61 8 9355 9355 enquiries@rcrtom.com.au Company Secretary Darryl Edwards RCR Tomlinson Ltd +61 8 9355 9355 Media Advisor Paul Downie FD Third Person +61 8 9386 1233 About RCR RCR Tomlinson Ltd (RCR) is an integrated engineering company providing turnkey solutions to blue chip clients in the mining, resources, energy and power sectors. RCR’s services include design, engineering, procurement, manufacture, fabrication, construction, off-site repairs and maintenance.

Headquartered in Perth, Western Australia, RCR has operations across Australia and New Zealand. Additional information is available at www.rcrtom.com.au.

Qantas and Spotless (ASX/NZX:SPT) have entered into an integrated national cleaning and facilities management outsourcing partnership. The partnership is comprised of three contracts covering cleaning, facilities management and asset maintenance at over 250 facilities and covering the maintenance of more than 20,000 assets.

This move will see Qantas combine the services delivered by many different contractors into a single national service delivery partnership with Spotless. The cleaning arrangement covers work in all Qantas Australia facilities and properties including terminals, hangars, offices and food production facilities. Service delivery commences on 7 September 2010 for three years with a two year right of renewal clause. The facilities management contract will be resourced by a multi-skilled labour force delivering services including air conditioning, electrical, general building and property maintenance services throughout the entire portfolio.

Work gets underway from 1 October 2010 for a five year term. Josef Farnik, Spotless Group Managing Director and CEO, said the arrangement with Qantas was a landmark integrated services agreement that was particularly noteworthy for its national coverage. “Spotless is a market leader across a range of services and as the 15th largest employer in Australia we offer our clients unparalleled coverage. Our service and geographic coverage is supplemented by our significant and flexible subcontractor network. Spotless is well placed to deliver to Qantas better value services and improved outcomes.

We will start to assemble unified management teams at each location in order to deliver Qantas a seamless package across different services,” he said. “A common set of operational processes and a single reporting framework will provide Qantas with a leap forward in service consistency, quality and cost effectiveness. Spotless is proud to have been selected by Qantas to undertake these important support services”. Given the scope and complexity of the contracts an extensive workforce of skilled and semi-skilled tradespeople will now be mobilised. The facilities management team will comprise a workforce of more than 125 people, whilst the specialised cleaning needs of Qantas will be met by in excess of 300 cleaners Australia-wide.

For further information please contact: Media Kerrina Lawrence T: +61 (0) 3 9269 7582 M: +61 (0) 434 198 427 Investors Rowan Wilkie Tel: +61 (0) 3 9269 7303 Mob: +61 (0) 418 577 956 www.spotless.com.

Downer EDI Limited (DOW) has announced the sale of the company’s remaining 49% of MB Century Drilling, an oil, gas and geothermal drilling business, to Mohamed Al Barwani Holding Company LLC. The company said that cash inflows would be around $88 million, however there would be a pre-tax gain of only around $5 million once repayments and impairments had been factored in.

Managing Director and CEO, Geoff Knox said Downer was happy to complete the sale and the repayment of related shareholder loans.

”The initial 51% of MB Century was sold to MB Holding in 2007, along with a call option over the remaining 49%,” Mr Knox said.

The announcenement comes just days after the company defended its financial position after reports it had halted supplier payments to preserve cashflow.

At 1106 AEST, Downer shares were trading down 10c to $3.64.

Ausenco Limited (AAX), whose share price continues to hover around all-time lows, this morning confirmed it would take a $6.8 million impairment charge on the goodwill of the company’s Energy business. However, Ausenco said the impairment would affect neither cash flow, or its compliance with debt covenants.

Despite the writedown, representing around 5% of the value of the goodwill assets associated with businesses that were acquired in 2008, CEO, Zimi Meka, stood by the company’s diversification into the energy business.

This is despite delays in emission trading in both Australia and the United States.

“Despite these delays, we have confidence in our business model and the medium term growth plans for this area of our business. Our strategic and operational goals remain unchanged,” Mr Meka said.

“We are confident the Group’s energy experience and strong track record for innovative engineering solutions provide a solid base for leverage and market growth in the power, alternative energy and renewable energy markets.”

At 1038 AEST, Ausenco shares were trading down 9.5c at $1.855.

Across the Qantas Airways Limited (QAN) group May passenger numbers climbed by 5.6% from the previous May, however revenue seat factor, a key measure of profitability for an airline, fell 2.7% to 75%. However for the financial year to date at the end of May, revenue seat factor came in at 80.7%, 1.2% higher than in the previous year.

Qantas noted that increased competition continued in the low-fare aviation market, however Jetstar International and Jetstar Asia were the only two businesses in the airline’s portfolio to lift its revenue seat factor.

Those two businesses carried nearly twice as many passengers as the previous corresponding period, however still carry only around 15% the number of passengers of the flagship carrier, Qantas.

Despite this, the airline said the premium market, including the business travel market, continued to improve “demonstrating the positive effect of the portfolio strategy.”

Qantas said it had hedged 50% of its fuel requirement in 2010/11 at a worst-case crude oil price of US$90 per barrel including option premium.

”At current rates, Qantas has 84 percent participation in falling oil prices for the year.”

At 1017 AEST, Qantas shares were trading down 4c to $2.19.

Campbell Brothers Limited (CPB) expects to post an underlying net profit after tax for the half year ending 30 September 2010 of between $63 million and $68 million. The company reported a net profit after tax of $38 million for the previous corresponding period and a record result of $57 million in the half year to September 2008.

The chemicals manufacturer said the forecast result reflects current strong trading conditions for the majority of its operations, as well as a solid contribution from Ecowise and PearlStreet, which were acquired in the second half of last year.

Campbell Brother said sample flows into ALS’s global mineral laboratories have increased by more than 50% during the first 12 weeks of the financial year and the company expects current activity levels would be maintained through until at least December of this year, before thinning during the traditional off-season.

The company expects the pricing pressure seen over the past year to be maintained as both ALS and its competitors increase capacity as the industry ramps up.

Campbell Brothers said it remains cautiously optimistic about the March 2011 second half, but added that it is mindful that the northern hemisphere winter would result in a substantial slowdown in environmental sampling in that region. The company expects to see a traditional “off-season” in mineral exploration activity from January to March 2011.

As at 1452 AEST, Campbell Brothers' shares were up 90c to $30.20.