14 September 2010
XP Power Limited
Notification of Interests
The XP Employee Benefit Trust ('EBT') has purchased a total of 2,000 ordinary
shares on 10 September at a price of £8.75 per share. The shares held in the
EBT are intended to be used to satisfy future awards made under the XP Power
Share Option Plan and the XP Power Share Purchase Plan 2000.
The EBT is a discretionary trust for the benefit of employees of XP Power
Limited and its subsidiaries and its shares are registered in the name of
Greenwood Nominees.
Although there are no plans to use the shares in the EBT at present the
Executive Directors of XP Power Limited are included as potential beneficiaries
under the EBT and are therefore deemed to be interested in those shares and the
dealings thereof.
Following these transactions, the EBT holds 360,902 ordinary shares on which
dividends are waived and are treated as non dilutive.
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Enquiries:
XP Power
Duncan Penny, Chief Executive +65 8322 9520
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