Half-yearly Report

4 September 2008 China CDM Exchange Centre ("CCEC" or "the Company) Interim Results for six months ended 30 June 2008 Chairman's Statement I am pleased to announce a good set of results for the six months ended 30 June 2008. Highlights include: * Profit after tax of GBP829,000 * 25 new contracts signed in 2008, with total contracted tonnes of 16 million to 2012 * Currently 83 contracts in portfolio, with contracted tonnes of 113 million to 2012 * GBP10 million of new capital raised in the period Financial and operating overview CCEC is a provider of brokerage, advisory and research services relating to carbon credits. Incorporated in Jersey, with operations in China, CCEC is estimated to be the largest source of carbon credits. The Company works with businesses and projects that have the capacity to generate carbon credits, and assists the project owner in securing, identifying buyers for, and selling on, those carbon credits. In the six months to 30 June 2008 the Company achieved profits after tax of GBP828,567 (2007 GBP931,518) on revenue of GBP980,191 (GBP1,027,161), a slight reduction on 2007 as we adjusted our internal approval process, with contracts signed only after the completion of on site due diligence, which resulted in a delay of some, and abandoning of other, small projects. Since the beginning of the year, 25 new contracts have been signed exclusively by Beijing Changjiang River International Holding ("CRIH"), the alliance of CCEC, totalling an estimated 16 million tonnes of carbon credits which CCEC will advise on up to 2012. This brings the total number of contracts to 83, with total contracted tonnes of 113 million to 2012. To date, the Designated National Authority of the Chinese Government has issued Letters of Approval under the Clean Development Mechanism for 15 renewable energy projects being developed by China CDM's clients, totalling 17.33 million tonnes of carbon credits to 2012. Three further projects, representing 5.5 million tonnes of carbon credits to 2012, were also recently validated. Earlier this year we raised an additional GBP10 million of capital via the issue of new shares to provide capital to expand the business. Together with the GBP5 million raised at the end of last year, it puts us in a strong position to win new projects. Outlook The new projects are in a range of industries, including forestry, waste heat recovery, large and medium-sized hydropower projects, , diversifying the Company's customer base and range of operations as we continue to expand the business. Through cooperation with key energy companies in China, we expect to continue to have access to high quality CDM resources in hydropower, wind power, natural gas, biomass and other clean energy generation sectors, and maintain our leading position in Asia's CDM industry. Zheng Kang 4 September 2008 China CDM Exchange Centre Limited Income Statement for six months ended 30 June 2008 2008 2007 GBP GBP Revenue 980,191 1,027,161 Operating expenses (151,623) (95,077) Operating profit 828,567 932,084 Interest received - 34 Profit on ordinary activities before taxation 828,567 932,118 Tax - (600) Profit on ordinary activities after taxation 828,567 931,518 China CDM Exchange Centre Limited Balance Sheet at 30 June 2008 2008 2007 GBP GBP NON CURRENT ASSETS Fixed assets 41,134 - Tangible assets - 2,807 Long-term investments 17,568,476 - 17,609,610 2,807 CURRENT ASSETS Trade and other receivables 856,758 1,450,274 Cash and cash equivalents 20,294,593 70,991 Prepayments 2,923 120 21,154,274 1,521,385 TOTAL ASSETS 38,763,884 1,524,192 CURRENT LIABILITIES Trade and other payables (537,604) (211,683) Accrued and other liabilities - (10,333) (537,604) (222,017) NET ASSETS 38,226,280 1,302,175 CAPITAL AND RESERVES Paid up capital 15,222,662 100,000 Capital reserve 18,569,541 - Retained earnings 4,434,077 1,202,175 TOTAL EQUITY 38,226,280 1,302,175 Notes to the financial statements 1. Basis of preparation The results for the Company for the period 1 January 2008 to 30 June 2008 are unaudited and have been prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards. The financial statements contained in this report do not constitute statutory accounts. 2. Dividend The directors do not recommend the payment of a dividend. The Directors of China CDM Exchange Centre Limited accept responsibility for this announcement. For further information please contact: Carol Chen Andrew Dunn London Asia Corporate Finance Tavistock Communications Tel: +852 2251 8373 Tel: 020 7920 3150 About China CDM Exchange Centre Ltd Headquartered in Beijing, China, CCEC is a Jersey incorporated company providing brokerage, advisory and research services relating to the reduction of greenhouse gases in Asia. It works with businesses and projects that generate carbon credits, and assists the project owner to identify buyers for and sell on those carbon credits. As well as providing advice to projects which generate carbon credits, CCEC also acts as an emissions broker and maintains its own carbon trading portfolio. It also manages an on-line platform for environmental commodity transactions in China.
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