Final Results

Terrace Hill Group PLC
21 February 2007


21 February 2007

             Terrace Hill Group PLC ('Terrace Hill' or 'the group')

      Preliminary Announcement of Results for the year to 31 October 2006



Terrace Hill Group PLC, the AIM listed property group, announces its results for
the year ended 31 October 2006.


Highlights
     
•    Adjusted diluted NAV (ADNAV) increased 62.8% to 89.0p per share (2005:
     54.6p per share)

•    Total shareholders return (TSR) for the year was 95.0%, and on an internal 
     rate of return (IRR) basis the TSR since October 2002 was 57.7% per annum

•    Final dividend of 1.1p per share being recommended - total dividend for
     the year 1.8p per share - up 50.0%

•    First external development fund launched - 10 schemes in joint ventures
     with a total end value of £256 million

•    at.home Nationwide residential portfolio purchased in partnership for
     £272.6 million - areas identified for improved performance within the 
     portfolio

•    Series of financial development joint ventures formed providing greatly
     enhanced returns on equity

•    Housebuilding subsidiary created with highly experienced management -
     landbank capable of developing at least 1,200 units

•    Total completed value of commercial development and investment programme
     is £1.072 billion (2005: £820 million)

•    Increased fee income to £2.3 million (2005: £1.3 million), largely 
     generated from development management fees from joint ventures and the new
     development fund

•    Financial results demonstrate excellent year for the group - current
     trading continuing trend


Chairman's Statement

In 1986 I formed Terrace Hill as a small property company in central London. Now
in our 20th year of successful trading, I am pleased to announce another set of
excellent results for the year to 31 October 2006. Our adjusted diluted net
asset value (ADNAV) has increased by an exceptional 62.8% to 89.0p per share
(2005: 54.6p per share) in the year showing impressive returns on shareholders'
capital employed in the business. The triple net asset value (TNAV), which is
calculated by deducting from ADNAV the deferred tax on the revaluation of the
investment properties and contingent tax liability on the gains from trading
properties, has increased by 50.9% to 73.6p per share (2005: 48.8p per share).
This significantly exceeded our target of growing the value of the business by
20-25% per annum. Our average growth in TNAV since 2003 has been 27.2% per
annum.

Profits before tax are £4.7 million (2005: £4.2 million). It is the nature of
our business that accounting profits vary from year to year depending on the
timing of disposals and for this reason we focus on the growth of our ADNAV as a
more appropriate reflection of the performance of the company.

These excellent results enable the continuation of our progressive dividend
policy and the board is recommending a final dividend of 1.1p per share to be
paid on 30 March 2007. Taken with the interim dividend of 0.7p per share paid in
August 2006 the total dividend in respect of the year to 31 October 2006 will be
1.8p per share, an increase of 50.0% over last year's figure. We intend to
maintain a progressive dividend policy.

Our total shareholder return (TSR) for the year was 95.0%, and on an internal
rate of return (IRR) basis the TSR since October 2002 has been 57.7% per annum.
TSR is the growth in the ordinary share price as quoted on the London Stock
Exchange plus dividends received for the period expressed as a percentage of the
share price at the beginning of the period.

We remain focused on UK property development and investment with a strong
regional presence, through our four offices, exploiting opportunities that arise
in local markets. Using our detailed and in depth local knowledge we create
value by a combination of our development skills, efficient and flexible
financing and vigorous asset management.

Above all we apply extreme care and attention to detail at every level of our
business with skilled management and exceptional teamwork, acting nimbly to
allocate and reallocate capital across sectors and types of property.

A selection of operational highlights for the year include the launch of our
first external development fund, the purchase of the at.home Nationwide
residential portfolio, in partnership, for just over £272.6 million and the
formation of a series of financial development joint ventures providing greatly
enhanced returns on equity. This is in addition to the ongoing success of our
core commercial development programme where significant progress has been made
in terms of new lettings, sales of mature assets and the acquisition of new
sites. The total completed value of our current commercial development and
investment programme is £1.072 billion (2005: £820 million).

The underlying strength of the UK property market appears to remain robust. In
the commercial market we foresee some levelling off of investment yields but
further growth in rental values in selected sectors and locations, particularly
offices. The market's anticipated reduction in total returns from commercial
investment property, as a result of lower capital growth, has encouraged a
number of investors to seek out the higher returns achievable from commercial
development. These investors do not possess the requisite development skills to
carry out projects on their own and look to form joint ventures with partners
who have a proven track record in carrying out successful developments.

This has increased the appetite for joint venture development opportunities and
has allowed us to command increasingly attractive financial returns from our
partnerships.

In the residential market, most commentators are predicting further growth
during the year ahead.


Within our fledgling Scottish housebuilding business, we now have a full
management team employed in a wholly-owned subsidiary. We continue to acquire
sites judiciously and to complement the existing landbank, which now has the
capacity for over 1,200 units. It had previously been our intention to demerge
this business as a separate AIM listed company early in 2007. However, we now
believe more value will accrue to shareholders by delaying the demerger and
growing the business further within Terrace Hill. We intend to continue to add
to the landbank and build a strong trading track record, both of which will
undoubtedly increase the value on the demerger of the business.

It has been our stated aim to increase our fee income. In the year to October
2006 this amounted to £2.3 million (2005: £1.3 million) and has largely been
generated from development management fees from our joint ventures and the new
development fund. These are paid during the development process, independent of
the financial performance of the project. We expect this income to grow
significantly through 2007 and beyond as our commercial development programme
expands and we increase our joint venture opportunities.

The most important factor in our success is the dedication, professionalism and
entrepreneurial flair of our personnel and during the year we introduced a Long
Term Incentive Plan (LTIP) to provide further incentive to management. We
continue to strengthen our team, and we are pleased to welcome Nicky Wilden as
our new corporate Finance Director, who comes with an enviable track record of
corporate and structured finance in the property sector.

We have great confidence in our continuing ability to deliver enhanced returns
to our shareholders.



Robert F M Adair
Chairman
21 February 2007


Review of operations

Business model
Our business model is based on utilising the local knowledge of our regional
offices to exploit opportunities arising in local markets across the UK. This
regional strength coupled with astute financial structures helps us keep ahead
of our competitors and generate above average risk weighted returns for our
shareholders.

Commercial development
The geographic diversification provided to us by our regional offices, along
with sector selection, is important. We have a total current and pending
commercial development programme of £1.053 billion, by end value. Of this £915.7
million (86.9%) is in the office sector which is currently showing the highest
rates of rental growth and occupier demand of all the sectors. Our exposure to
retail development, totalling £91.5 million (8.7%), is virtually all in the
retail warehouse sector where work does not commence until schemes are
substantially pre-let. In the industrial and distribution sectors (£46.2
million, 4.4%), we aim to operate in regions where there is strong supply/demand
imbalance sustaining values, for example in the South East for industrial and
West Midlands for distribution.

The outlook for commercial development remains strong with good occupier demand
in selected sectors. Of the developments on site at our year end, 40.2% by value
was pre-let or under offer to occupiers.

We carry out most of our developments in joint ventures where our returns are
enhanced through performance related profit shares and also development
management fees, which are independent of the financial performance of the
developments. An example of this is the Terrace Hill Development Partnership
(THDP) which closed in April 2006. We expect our internal rate of return (IRR)
to be in the region of 153% per annum from this fund, including development
management fees in excess of £1 million.

At the year end we held ten schemes in joint ventures with a total end value of
£256 million.

I set out below a selection of some of the achievements during the year in our
commercial development programme.
     
•    Temple Circus, Bristol was successfully completed. This 90,000 sq ft city 
     centre office headquarters had been pre-sold to Stonemartin PLC for £25.8
     million.

•    Time Central, the 83,000 sq ft office development at Gallowgate in 
     Newcastle city centre, was fully pre-let a year ahead of completion with
     lettings to regional law firm Robert Muckle LLP and stockbrokers Brewin 
     Dolphin. Since the year end, this development has been forward sold to 
     clients of F & C for £32.5 million (4.52% net initial yield). We believe 
     this is a record yield for a Newcastle office investment.

•    At Baltic Business Quarter, Gateshead, we started the construction of a new 
     turnkey facility for Gateshead College which will comprise 180,000 sq ft of
     new education facility at a cost of £25.0 million.

•    New retail warehouse developments commenced at Blyth and Galashiels
     following substantial pre-letting of both schemes with bulky goods and open 
     A1 planning consents respectively. They have both been forward sold and 
     funded by Morley for a total of £27.8 million at net initial yields of 
     5.15% and 4.75%.

•    Cyprium, our two phase 70,000 sq ft office development at Swansea 
     Waterfront was completed and fully let to the Welsh Development Agency who
     subsequently sub-let the scheme to Admiral Insurance Plc. The investment 
     was sold to a private investor for £16.7 million reflecting a yield of 
     4.89%.

•    Construction has progressed well at 129 Wilton Road in Victoria, where
     occupational demand in the office sector has seen rents move ahead rapidly. 
     This rental growth, combined with significant yield compression since we 
     purchased the site, points towards returns far exceeding our original 
     expectations from the development. Since the year end all 32 affordable and 
     private residential units have been forward sold.

•    At Vanwall Business Park, Maidenhead we completed the purchase of an office 
     development site from Abbott Laboratories, having previously submitted a
     planning application almost doubling the amount of built space on the site. 
     The site has been transferred into a joint venture which allows us to 
     receive the benefit of a substantial profit from the increased value of the 
     site following the receipt of planning. We have a 20% equity interest in 
     the joint venture in a development agreement which allows us to earn at 
     least 50% of the development profits as well as development management 
     fees. Planning has been obtained since the year end.

•    At Pinewood, Wokingham a planning application was submitted for a 200,000 
     sq ft office headquarters for Johnson & Johnson Medical UK which we will
     develop on a turnkey basis. Since the year end planning consent has been
     obtained which, under the development arrangements, will allow us to 
     crystallise a profit from the enhanced site value as well as earn 
     development management fees.

•    At Kean House in Covent Garden, we commenced refurbishment of a 24,600 sq 
     ft office building with ground floor retail. The scheme will have a 
     completed value of approximately £20.8 million and is due for completion in 
     Summer 2007. Tenant demand for mid town offices is strengthening as a 
     result of shortages of available space in the core West End market.

•    The group has purchased an option to acquire a prominent office development 
     site overlooking the river Thames at Hammersmith. Located close to
     Hammersmith Bridge, the site has potential to accommodate a new office 
     building of 110,000 sq ft with retail units fronting a new riverside 
     walkway. We expect construction to commence in 2008 and the scheme will 
     have a completed value of around £63.7 million.

•    Other notable transactions include the sale of industrial units in 
     Tunbridge Wells, Crawley, Eastbourne, Farnborough and Thanet totalling 
     £20.4 million, obtaining outline planning for 85,500 sq ft of retail at 
     Bishop Auckland, the sale of a mixed-use residential and retail scheme in 
     Hull, the completion of Stockton Riverside College Phase 2 and the sale of 
     an office refurbishment in Watford for £7.0 million.

Since the year end we have:
     
•    Acquired, in joint venture, House of Fraser's office headquarters in
     Victoria, London with a view to redeveloping the site for new offices and
     residential units with a prospective end value of £180 million.

•    Acquired a 16.5 acre mixed-use and retail warehouse site in Middlesbrough 
     with an existing planning consent for 63,000 sq ft which we believe we can 
     expand to over 90,000 sq ft.

•    At our site at George Street, Croydon we have submitted a planning
     application for a 204,000 sq ft office scheme where we expect to start
     construction in late 2007.

•    We have been appointed preferred developer by Persimmon Homes to develop an 
     80 acre business park, to be known as Weston Park, on the old Weston 
     airfield close to Junction 21 of the M5. The development will comprise 
     around one million sq ft of commercial space and associated leisure and 
     hotel facilities.

•    Acquired Canningford House a multi-let city centre office building in
     Victoria Street, Bristol.

We are making good progress in assembling a landbank of sites in various stages
of the site assembly, planning and development process which will provide a long
term development pipeline and sustain future returns to shareholders. We
continue to explore new geographic areas for business growth and are optimistic
of securing substantial opportunities in the North West during 2007.


Commercial fund management
In April, we closed on our first external fund launch, the Terrace Hill
Development Partnership (THDP). The fund was seeded with seven development sites
with an aggregate sales value of over £90 million and allows investors access to
Terrace Hill's diversified commercial development programme, including offices,
retail, industrial and trade counter schemes across the UK. The fund develops
schemes with completed development values of between £5 million - £20 million
and has a four year investment period.

Terrace Hill has provided 20% of the equity in the fund and expect to receive
over 40% of the development profit as well as development management fees in
excess of £1 million.

Residential fund management
In July we substantially completed the acquisition of the at.home Nationwide
portfolio in a partnership with the group holding a 49% interest. Of the other
51%, 49% is held by the Skye Investments group and 2% by our Chairman, Robert
Adair. Skye Investments Limited is a company ultimately owned by family trusts,
for the benefit of Robert Adair and family. The portfolio consists, in total, of
2,253 units throughout England and Scotland, principally let on assured
shorthold tenancies, and the agreed purchase price was £272.6 million. The value
of the transferred properties at the year end was £307.0 million and a small
number of properties remain to  be transferred once specific conveyancing issues
are resolved.

The portfolio was historically managed in-house by a subsidiary of Nationwide.
The property management business (including staff) was transferred to Allsop
Residential Investment Management who continue to carry out the day to day
management and letting of the properties under a new subsidiary, trading as UK
Home Lets (www.ahn.co.uk). We have identified several areas for improving the
performance of the portfolio, including reducing voids and maintenance costs and
increasing rental levels.

We are actively managing the portfolio and are currently in the process of
disposing of some non-core properties. We are also investigating whether it
would be beneficial for Terrace Hill to transfer the majority of the portfolio
into a residential investment fund.

Our remaining core portfolio of 330 units was valued at the year end at £37.2
million and sales of selected stock are ongoing.

The high quality of our residential investments and the low average value
(£140,500 per unit) gives us confidence that they are less susceptible to house
price volatility than poorer located or higher unit value stock. We foresee
reasonable increases in the value of the portfolio over the coming year.

Housebuilding and land development
We have created a wholly owned housebuilding subsidiary with its own highly
experienced management to carry forward our housebuilding and land development
business in Scotland.

During the course of the year we have acquired new sites at Patna (Ayrshire) and
Ayr town centre and we now have a landbank capable of developing at least 1,200
units (or 200 units per year from 2008 onwards).

The housebuilding strategy is principally to acquire brownfield sites which will
show a good uplift in value on planning and create large and sustainable
margins. The focus is predominantly in the West of Scotland in areas where there
is good potential for growth. The strategy is to exploit opportunities as they
arise but generally to avoid high value apartment developments in Glasgow and
Edinburgh and to aim at the middle family market. Our aim is to achieve a
turnover of 500 units per year within a five to six year period.


Corporate social responsibility
As a leading property investment and development company involved in the
acquisition, development and management of commercial and residential
properties, the board recognises that our business activities have both a direct
and indirect impact on the communities, environment and economies within which
we operate.

Our policy is implemented through an internal management system that supports
targeting and achieving continuous improvements in our environmental
performance.

Environmental policy
The group is committed to maintaining high environmental standards in all its
operations and to minimise the impact of its activities on the surrounding
environment. The nature of the work that Terrace Hill is involved in, means that
the group has an opportunity, not only to minimise the negative impact on the
environment, but also to enhance and improve the environment in which we all
live and work.

The group's policy is to minimise the risk of any adverse affect on the
environment associated with its development activities, through the thoughtful
consideration of such key areas of focus as energy use, pollution, transport,
land use, ecology, renewable resources, health and wellbeing.

Terrace Hill also aims to ensure that its contractors meet with their
legislative and regulatory requirements and that codes of best practice are met
and exceeded.

The group's London office has recently had a review of its work practices from
an environmental perspective. The action points from this, which are being
progressed, include waste and paper recycling, as well as encouraging a green
transport policy.

Notable examples of where our practices reflect our environmental aims include:
the use of a ground source heat pump system for heating and cooling at our
office scheme in Victoria where we are seeking to achieve 10% renewable energy;
improving energy saving by increasing rooflight coverage from 10% to 15% at our
high bay warehouse at Redditch; and the development of a new M&S Simply Food '
green' store at our Galashiels retail warehouse park which will be their first
carbon neutral store.

Local community
We actively promote public realm art in the community. We have recently
commissioned sculptures at Middlehaven in the North East and at Temple Circus in
Bristol.



Philip Leech
Group Managing Director
21 February 2007


Financial review

Basis of accounting
The key 2006 figures are summarised in the highlights. These have been prepared
under UK financial reporting standards (UK GAAP). This will be the last year
that the group's results will be prepared on this basis. All AIM listed
companies will be required to adopt International Financial Reporting Standards
(IFRS) for periods commencing on or after 1 January 2007. However, we have
decided to adopt IFRS a year earlier than required and will present our results
for the year ending 31 October 2007 under these regulations.

The Balance Sheet at 31 October 2005 has been restated to reflect the accounting
treatment of dividends paid by FRS 21 Events after the Balance Sheet Date. This
requires the final dividend to be accounted for in the year in which it is
actually declared rather than accrued as a liability at the year end.

International Financial Reporting Standards
The application of IFRS will not affect the economic value of the business but
it will lead to differences in the level of profits and net assets reported.

The principal adjustments to convert UK GAAP to IFRS are:
     
•    Valuation surpluses or deficits on investment properties during the year
     will be reported in the Income Statement rather than as a movement in the
     revaluation reserve.

•    The capital gains tax that would be payable if the investment properties
     were sold at their current Balance Sheet valuation will be included in the
     Balance Sheet as a deferred tax liability. Previously this has been 
     disclosed only as a note to the accounts.

•    Lease incentives granted to tenants will be amortised over the longer
     period to lease expiry rather than to the next rent review.

Whilst it is believed these figures will be our comparative results in our
report for next year, the interpretation of IFRS continues to evolve and this
may lead to changes when the 2007 figures are published.

Adjusted diluted net asset value (ADNAV)
In line with many publicly quoted property companies we have chosen to highlight
ADNAV as the principal measure of the group's performance, publishing this
figure for the current and the previous year. The following adjustments are made
to the audited net asset value in arriving at our ADNAV:

(1) Property revaluation: properties and rights to properties held as current
    assets are revalued from cost (or realisable value if less) to market value. 
    The valuation has been performed by relevant directors qualified as 
    chartered surveyors based on advice from CB Richard Ellis and takes account 
    of development costs to complete and whether or not the property has been 
    let and/or sold.

(2) Share dilution: the nominal value of shares to be issued under the employee
    long term incentive plan is added to net assets.

We also include a Triple Net Asset Value (TNAV) figure in our Annual Report. The
following adjustments are made to ADNAV in arriving at our TNAV:

(3) Taxation: the amount of taxation which would be payable were all of the
    group's properties to be sold at the value used for the ADNAV calculation 
    has been deducted. This includes deferred tax that would be payable on the 
    sale of investment properties and additional taxation estimated to be 
    payable on realisation of the uplift of trading properties to market value.

(4) Goodwill: positive and negative goodwill is excluded.


Profit and Loss Account
Turnover in the period including our share of joint ventures was £80.6 million
(2005: £28.1 million) an increase of 186%.

Group operating profit at £7.8 million is up from £3.9 million in 2005, an
increase of 100%. The operating profit margins for this year and 2005 were 9.7%
and 14.7% respectively.

The profit margin for the year has been reduced by the acquisition of a property
in Maidenhead and its simultaneous sale at cost (£9.3 million). Additional
consideration of £8.5 million has been earned since the year end following the
receipt of planning and will be reflected in next year's profit.

Our investment in associated undertakings produced a loss for the year. This is
primarily due to our investment in Terrace Hill Residential PLC the company that
acquired the at.home Nationwide residential portfolio. Our share of the company
is 49% and that contributed £0.8 million of the £0.9 million loss shown on the
Profit and Loss Account. In our Statement of Recognised Gains and Losses we have
included our share of the unrealised surplus arising from the revaluation of the
portfolio amounting to £21.9 million. The other significant difference between
profit in 2006 and 2005 is the profit on sale of investment properties which was
£0.2 million in 2006 compared with £3.5 million for 2005. Profit before tax for
the period was £4.7 million (2005: £4.2 million) an increase of 12%.

Balance Sheet
Total group assets were £216.7 million (2005: £173.4 million) an increase of
25.0%.

The net assets at the end of the year after deducting minority interests were
£107 million (2005: £78 million) an increase of 37.2%.

Of significance is the move away from 100% ownership of our properties whether
trading or investment. Through our investment in the Terrace Hill Development
Partnership and other funds, all accounted for as associates, we participate in
development schemes with an end value of £256 million while our equity is
limited to £9.1 million.

The single most significant transaction affecting the Balance Sheet was our
share of the acquisition of the at.home Nationwide residential investment
portfolio. Our share of the acquisition was 49% and that contributed to an
increase in investment in associates and revaluation reserve at the year end of
£21.9 million.

Gearing
Bank debt at the year end was £70.4 million (2005: £66 million) net of cash of
£8.6 million (2005: £12 million). This represented 66% of equity (2005: 86.5%).
Of this 60.8% (2005: 49.7%) was with limited or no recourse to the parent
company.

The bank debt primarily relates to the group's development assets which are
generally held for relatively short periods, hence the group is not exposed to
medium or longer term movements in interest rates. Interest rate hedging is in
place for much of the debt used to finance the acquisition of the at.home
Nationwide residential investment portfolio.

The group had £28 million of undrawn bank facilities at the year end.

Dividends
Dividends paid in the year being the final dividend of 0.7p for 2005 and the
interim dividend of 0.7p for 2006 amounted to 1.4p per share (2005: 1.2p
restated) and in accordance with FRS 21 these have been accounted for through
reserve movement rather than in the Profit and Loss Account. The board is
recommending to shareholders at the Annual General Meeting on 30 March 2007 a
final dividend of 1.1p per share, making a total dividend for the year of 1.8p.
The final dividend will be paid on 30 March 2007 to all shareholders on the
register of the company as at 16 March 2007.

Earnings per share
Basic earnings per share was 2.15p, up from 1.86p in 2005, an increase of 15.6%.
Diluted earnings per share was 2.11p, also up from 1.86p in 2005, an increase of
13.4%.


Total Shareholder Return (TSR)
The table below shows the TSR to the shareholders since 31 October 2002. On an
internal rate of return (IRR) basis the TSR since October 2002 was 57.7% per
annum while the total TSR since that date is 504%.

Overall our financial results demonstrate an excellent year for the group with
significant growth in the key performance measures of ADNAV and TSR.



Tom Walsh
Group Finance Director
21 February 2007

Calculation of ADNAV and TNAV (unaudited)
                                                           Number  31.10.2006  31.10.2005 Number of  31.10.2005
                                             31.10.2006 of shares   pence per    restated    shares   pence per
                                      Notes       £'000      000s       share       £'000      000s       share

Audited net asset value                         106,651   187,219        57.0      77,646   187,219        41.5


Shares to be issued under the LTIP        2          57     2,836                       -         -
Revaluation of property held as           1      62,401   190,055        32.8      24,655   187,219        13.2
current assets
Adjusted diluted net asset value                169,109   190,055        89.0     102,301   187,219        54.6
% increase                                                              62.8%
Estimated taxation on revaluation         3    (25,993)   190,055      (13.7)     (7,718)   187,219       (4.1)
of current assets, unrealised
gains and availability of tax
losses
Goodwill                                  4     (3,284)   190,055       (1.7)     (3,287)   187,219       (1.7)
Diluted TNAV                                    139,842   190,055        73.6      91,295   187,219        48.8
% increase                                                              50.9%


Total shareholder return
                                                                         2006      2005      2004      2003

Share price at end of the year                                         80.00p    41.75p    32.50p    25.50p
Share price at start of the year                                       41.75p    32.50p    25.50p    13.75p
Movement                                                               38.25p     9.25p     7.00p    11.75p
Dividend per share                                                      1.40p     1.00p      .45p      .26p
Total return                                                           39.65p    10.25p     7.45p    12.01p
% return                                                                95.0%     31.5%     29.2%     87.4%




Group profit and loss account
for the year ended 31 October 2006
                                                                               Year ended         Year ended
                                                                               31 October         31 October
                                                                                     2006               2005
                                                                                    £'000              £'000
Turnover
Group and share of joint venture                                                   80,562             28,119
Less: share of joint venture                                                           69              1,269

Group turnover: continuing operations                                              80,493             26,850

Group operating profit
Continuing operations                                                               7,844              3,966
Share of joint venture operating (loss)/profit                                       (85)                202
Share of associated undertakings operating (loss)                                   (902)                  -
                                                                                    6,857              4,168
Gain/(loss) on disposal of fixed asset investments                                    126                (1)
Amounts written off other investments                                                 (2)               (12)
Net gain on disposal of investment properties                                         195              3,495
Gain/(loss) on liquidation/disposal of subsidiaries                                   575              (108)
Income from other fixed asset investments                                             193                 15
Interest receivable                                                                   386                637
Interest payable                                                                  (3,605)            (3,957)

Profit on ordinary activities before taxation                                       4,725              4,237
Taxation (charge)                                                                   (711)              (763)

Profit on ordinary activities after tax                                             4,014              3,474
Minority interest                                                                       2                  4

Profit for the financial year                                                       4,016              3,478

Basic earnings per share                                                           2.145p             1.864p

Diluted earning per share                                                          2.113p             1.864p

All amounts relate to continuing operations.


Group balance sheet
at 31 October 2006


                                                                               31 October    31 October 2005
                                                                                     2006           restated
                                                                                    £'000              £'000
Fixed assets
Intangible assets
Positive goodwill                                                                   4,149              4,465
Negative goodwill                                                                   (865)            (1,178)

                                                                                    3,284              3,287
Tangible assets                                                                    57,003             52,958

                                                                                   60,287             56,245
Investments
Joint venture - share of gross assets                                               5,260              4,958
Joint venture - share of gross liabilities                                        (5,240)            (4,802)

                                                                                       20                156
Investment in associated undertakings                                              23,893                  -
Other fixed asset investments                                                       1,409              2,599

                                                                                   25,322              2,755

                                                                                   85,609             59,000
Current assets
Work in progress                                                                   75,693             89,162
Debtors                                                                            46,828             13,207
Cash at bank and in hand                                                            8,591             12,052

                                                                                  131,112            114,421
Creditors: amounts falling due within one year                                   (49,759)           (28,667)

Net current assets                                                                 81,353             85,754

Total assets less current liabilities                                             166,962            144,754
Creditors: amounts falling due after more than one year                          (59,997)           (66,758)

Net assets                                                                        106,965             77,996

Capital and reserves
Called up share capital                                                             3,744              3,744
Share premium account                                                              19,369             19,369
Revaluation reserves - investment properties                                       19,442             17,268
Revaluation reserves - other                                                       22,996                 23
Capital redemption reserve                                                            849                849
Merger reserve                                                                      8,386              8,386
Profit and Loss Account                                                            31,865             28,007

Equity shareholders' funds                                                        106,651             77,646
Minority interests                                                                    314                350

                                                                                  106,965             77,996


Approved by the board and authorised for issue on 21 February 2007.


Notes
     
1.  The financial information set out in this announcement does not constitute
    the company's statutory financial statements for the years ended 31 October 
    2006 and 31 October 2005.

2.  The financial information is extracted from the financial statements of the
    group for the year ended 31 October 2006 which were approved by the board of
    directors on 21 February 2007.

3.  Earnings per ordinary share
    The calculation of basic earnings per ordinary share is based on a profit of
    £4,015,650 (2005 profit: £3,477,834) and on 187,218,824 (2005: 186,576,536)
    ordinary shares, being the weighted average number of shares in issue during 
    the period.

    The calculation of diluted earnings per ordinary share is based on a profit
    of £4,015,650 (2005 profit: £3,477,834) and on 190,055,289 (2005: 
    186,577,536) ordinary shares, being the weighted average number of shares in 
    issue during the period adjusted to allow for the issue of shares in 
    relation to all performance related share awards.

4.  Copies of this announcement are available, free of charge, for a period of
    one month from Noble & Company Limited, 120 Old Broad Street, London 
    EC2N 1AR. Copies of the full financial statements will be posted to 
    shareholders as soon as possible.



Contacts:   Philip Leech, Terrace Hill Group PLC, 020 7631 1666
            Alasdair Robinson, Noble & Company Limited, 0131 225 9677
            Isabel Crossley, St Brides Media & Finance, 020 7242 4477




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