Trading Statement

30 October 2007

                               XP Power Limited                                

                             ("XP" or "the Group")                             

                                Trading Update                                 

XP, one of the world's leading providers of power supply solutions to the
electronics industry, is today issuing an update on trading for the second half
of its 2007 financial year ending 31 December 2007.

The softness in our end markets noted in the interim statement dated 7 August
2007 continued throughout the third quarter. This will have a negative impact
on revenues for the second half of 2007 and into 2008. The situation has been
exacerbated by the continuing weakness of the US Dollar. We expect revenues in
the second half of the financial year to be of the order of £3 million lower
than those achieved in the first half, with a consequential negative impact to
anticipated profits.

On a positive note, the improvement in gross margin percentage reported in the
first half of 2007 to 40.9% compared to 35.8% in the same period a year ago,
which resulted from the changes we made in April 2006 to focus on our own brand
product, continued its progress through the third quarter of 2007. We expect
this improvement to be sustained for the remainder of this financial year.

XP expects to release preliminary results for the year ending 31 December 2007
in mid February 2008.

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Enquiries:

XP Power [phone] (from 7.00am Pacific Standard Time; 2.00pm UK Time)

Larry Tracey, Executive Chairman

James Peters, Deputy Chairman

Duncan Penny, Chief Executive

Weber Shandwick Financial [phone]

Terry Garrett/Nick Dibden/Hannah Marwood

Notes to editors:

XP Power provides power supply solutions to the electronics industry.

All electronic equipment needs a power supply. Power supplies convert the
incoming AC supply into various levels of DC voltages to drive electronic
components and sub-assemblies within the end user's equipment. XP Power
segments its business into Communications, Defence and Avionics, Industrial and
Medical. By servicing these end markets XP Power provides investors with access
to the technology and industrial sectors of the global electronics market.

The market is highly fragmented and made up of a large number of small to
medium sized Original Equipment Manufacturers who source standard and modified
standard power supplies from several hundred power supply companies.

For further information, please visit www.xppower.com