Issue of Equity

13 March 2007

                                EUROVESTECH PLC                                

                       ("Eurovestech" or the "Company")                        

                                Issue of Equity                                

Eurovestech is pleased to announce that to celebrate the seventh anniversary of
its AIM listing, the Company is today issuing a total of 1,000,000 new ordinary
shares of 1p each, divided equally between the following ten charitable
organisations:

 

The Wellchild Trust

CIDA Foundation UK

Riding for the Disabled

Kent Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Centre

The Marfan Trust

Fondation Ensemble Switzerland

Trinity Hospice

Hearing Dogs for Deaf People

Schneider Hospital

Drugs Prevention Education and Awareness Project

 

Application has been made for these shares to be admitted to AIM and it is
expected that dealings in these shares will commence on 22 March 2007. Richard
Bernstein, Chief Executive of the Company, has paid the £10,000 nominal value
to facilitate their issue.

On admission, the Company will have 315,622,801 voting ordinary shares in
issue.

Since 2001, the Company has created and gifted 7,700,000 shares to more than 60
worthy causes and is delighted that the current stock market value of these
shares is in excess of £1.5 million. We hope these policies and actions will
encourage other companies to support charities in this way.

 

Enquiries:

Eurovestech plc                                            Tel: [phone]
                                                                             
Richard Bernstein                                                            
                                                                             
Chief Executive                                                              
                                                                             
John East & Partners                                       Tel: [phone]
                                                                             
Simon Clements