Quarterly Report

Centamin Egypt Limited
31 October 2007

31 October 2007



                             Centamin Egypt Limited
                         ('Centamin' or 'the Company')


            Quarterly Report for the Quarter Ended 30 September 2007


Highlights


•  Sukari Mineral Resource upgraded to 6.84 million ounces of gold Measured
   and Indicated and 3.6 million ounces of gold Inferred

•  Record Increase of 800,000 oz Measured and Indicated and 600,000 oz
   Inferred for the 3 month period

•  Amun Deeps discovery continues to add significant high grade ounces

•  Drilling continues to encounter significant mineralization in the Pharaoh
   Zone

•  28,807.63 metres of drilling was completed during the quarter

•  Commencement of Grade Control Drilling

•  Dismantling of the Kori Kollo Processing Plant in Bolivia completed

•  Dismantling of 28MW Isparta Power Plant Turkey completed

•  Delivery and Assembly of Mining Fleet Commences

•  Significant drill intersections for the quarter

     Amun Zone (9900N - 10700N)
          •    RCD1177 - 65m @ 18.31g/t Au
          .    RCD1165 - 17m @ 3.98g/t Au
          .    RCD1166 - 23m @ 6.23g/t Au
          .    RCD 1178 - 105m @ 4.10g/t Au and 17m @ 12.45 g/t Au
          .    RCD1187 - 51m @ 4.45g/t Au and 14m @ 4.44g/t

     Pharaoh Zone (>11200N)
          .    D1164 - 53m @ 3.21g/t Au
          .    RCD756 - 58m @ 3.76g/t
          .    D1179 - 15m @ 4.19g/t Au from surface
          .    D1203 - 148m @ 1.33g/t Au from surface



RESOURCE ESTIMATION AND DRILLING PROGRAM

The final September Quarter Sukari global resource estimate was calculated to be
148.45Mt @ 1.43g/t Au for 6.84 Moz Au Measured and Indicated, and 64.4Mt @ 
1.7g/t for 3.6 Moz Inferred, at a 0.5g/t Au cut off grade (Table 1), a 16%
increase on the previous quarter.  The resource was updated twice during the
quarter, the most recent upgrade showed the largest month-on-month increase
since drilling started in 1997; with 660,000oz being added in a 5 week period,
highlighting the significance of the Amun Deeps resource extensions, which added
over 80% of the increase.  Also of significance is the average grade at the
0.5g/t cut off has increased 2.8% for the Measured and Indicated portion (from
1.39 g/t to 1.44  g/t) and 6% in the Inferred grade (from 1.6 g/t to 1.7 g/t)
during the quarter.



                           Table 1 - Current Sukari Project Mineral Resource Estimate


                                      Mineral Resource (September 2007)

                                                                        Total
                     Measured                 Indicated         (Measured + Indicated)         Inferred

  Cut-off        Mt       g/t    Moz      Mt      g/t    Moz       Mt      g/t    Moz      Mt     g/t    Moz

    0.5         57.43     1.40   2.6     91.02    1.45   4.2     148.45    1.43   6.84    64.4    1.7    3.6
    0.7         41.13     1.72   2.3     65.46    1.79   3.8     106.59    1.76   6.04    47.6    2.2    3.3
    1.0         26.50     2.21   1.9     42.57    2.30   3.1     69.07     2.27   5.03    32.7    2.8    2.9

                                        Note to Table: Figures in table may not add correctly due to rounding



The resource estimate was independently calculated by Hellman and Schofield Pty
Ltd ('H&S') and is an estimate of recoverable tonnes and grade using Multiple
Indicated Kriging with block support correction.  Measured resources exist in
areas where drilling is available at a nominal 25 x 25 metre spacing, Indicated
resources occur in areas drilled at approximately 25 x 50 metre spacing and
Inferred resources exist in areas of broad spaced drilling.  The resource model
extends from 9700mN to 12200mN and to a maximum depth of 350RL (a maximum depth
of 950 metres below the crest of Sukari Hill).  The estimate has been adjusted
to present land surfaces and previous underground mining.  It was based on
110,239 two metre down hole composites and surface rock chip samples, from data
received up to 12 September 2007.

Measured and indicated resources account for 65% of total.

Significant growth of the gold resource occurred from 10000N to 10500N,
associated with robust and high grade intersections of the down dip extension of
the Hapi Zone and several deeper mineralisation zones. Gold mineralisation is
still open at depth.  Resources are also being added in the Ra and Pharaoh
Zones.  Recent drilling has intersected strong surface mineralisation in the far
north of the hill.


Amun Deeps (9900 - 10700N)

Drilling at Amun Deeps continued to intersect strong mineralisation, adding
resource ounces down dip of current geological data, infilling resource block
and geological data gaps at and beneath the pit margins and increasing
understanding of the mineralisation trends, particularly the high grade Hapi
Zone. Thick zones of strongly mineralised porphyry have been intersected in all
drilling.  Drilling will continue in this area for the next few months.  Studies
have commenced of the underground mining potential for the deeper parts of the
mineralisation.

Several holes returned strong assays over significant widths (Table 2); most
have visible gold specks in the high grade Hapi Zone quartz veins, strongly
disrupted geological contacts and areas of higher intensity arsenopyrite and
pyrite mineralisation.

Recent hole RCD1177 on 10200N, drilled down dip of hole RCD1163 (23m @ 2.60g/t
Au from 334m), intersected the Hapi Zone at the hangingwall margin of the
porphyry, in a zone of strongly disrupted and altered porphyry and serpentinite
with abundant quartz veining and sulphides, returned extremely high grade
intersection of 65m @ 18.31g/t Au, including the first 5m @ 209.43g/t.

RCD1173 was drilled to test at depth the southern extension of the porphyry at
10000N, following up mineralisation in holes RCD384 and RCD499.  Strong
mineralisation was intercepted within the porphyry below the Hapi Zone including
26m @ 3.59g/t from 384m and 33m @ 2.37g/t from 431m.  RCD1173 was not included
in the September resource upgrade, so will add ounces next quarter.  Further
holes RCD1262 and RCD1263 in the same area await diamond drilling tails to test
the mineralised porphyry and infill the resource blocks.

Hole RCD1187 was drilled on 10450N to infill the resource model at the pit shell
margin, up dip of high grade hole D1073, and confirmed the position of the Hapi
Zone, intersecting 51m @ 4.45g/t Au from 299m, including a high grade core zone
of 9m @ 15.51g/t from 322m, in a zone of disrupted quartz veining, strong
sericite, silica, pyrite and arsenopyrite alteration.  Data from this hole was
also not included in the latest resource upgrade.

Mineralisation intercepted in hole RCD1178 on 10300N added significant ounces to
the September resource model, with 105m @ 4.10g/t from 380m and 17m @ 12.45g/t
from 500m being returned.  The hole targeted the down dip extension of the
mineralisation in RCD1125 (49m @ 1.86g/t from 340m and 20m @ 1.17g/t from 498m).
A further step out hole is planned.

Overall drilling and assay results from the Amun Deeps program indicate the
thick, strongly mineralised down dip extension of the Hapi Zone in the main
porphyry is very consistent over 500m of strike currently drilled, and will
continue to add significant ounces to the gold resource.  In addition, further
step out holes down dip of those described above have been pre-collared for DD
tailing to determine down dip width of the porphyry and continuity of the strong
mineralisation already intersected.


Pharaoh Zone - >11200N

Drilling continued in the Pharaoh Zone during the quarter, testing the deeper
extensions of the Hapi and deeper zones, the footwall contact area at depth and
the shallow, west dipping, surface outcropping Cleopatra and Antony
mineralisation zones in the north of the hill.  Holes successfully intersected
continuous gold mineralisation and added resource ounces in the targeted areas
(Table 2).

D1164 on 11250N intersected the Hapi Zone at 544m (20m @ 1.33g/t Au), but the
best intersection was at depth, with 53m @ 3.21g/t Au from 711m (including 8m @
9.36g/t and 3m @ 11.27g/t) being intersected to the footwall contact.  Hole
RCD756 on 11425N also intersected a very strong, high grade zone of 58m @ 
3.76g/t Au from 791m, including higher grade zones.  This and several other
similar intersections in the area highlights the underground potential at Sukari
throughout the deposit.

Holes D1203 on 11950N and D1205 on 12000N intersected strong near surface
mineralisation, attributed to the outcropping, west dipping, strongly
sericite-silica-pyrite-arsenopyrite altered and quartz veined Cleopatra and
Antony Zones. D1203 intersected 148m @ 1.33g/t Au from surface, with several
higher grade zones included; and D1205 returned 14m @ 1.32g/t Au from 9m and
112m @ 1.30g/t Au from 48m.  Drilling on the NE and NW sides of the northern
part of the hill continues to define these zones.


Regional Exploration

Drilling is continuing on several near mine prospects, following up anomalous
rock chip sample geochemistry, mapped alteration and geological structures. One
hole, SRC002, 900m north of the hill at the Student prospect, returned 2m @
9.78g/t Au from 31m.  Field investigation continues of other prospects on the
exploitation licence such as Umm Kola, and Sukari North.

First pass rock chip sampling and geochemistry at the greenfields Sami South
prospect, 5km south along strike of Sukari Hill, returned two 15 - 20m wide gold
anomalous zones, 200m apart, in sheared, ferruginous hydrothermally altered
sediments and igneous rocks, with narrow quartz veins and weathered pyrite
evident.  Peak assay was 1.1g/t Au.  Follow up work is continuing.


Grade Control

Grade control drilling was carried on all available benches during the quarter;
in the Amun Zone at 1185RL and 1222RL and 1300RL.  3,547 metres were drilled by
the contractor, Capital Drilling.

All assay results were returned by the end of September.  Gold mineralisation
estimated from grade control modelling corresponds to expected mineralisation in
the resource model; assay results highlight shallow easterly and westerly
dipping structures.


Project Finance

During the quarter, the due diligence process with Barclays Capital, the
investment banking division of Barclays Bank PLC, continued with the drafting of
various project facility and supporting agreements.

Completion of the project financing schedule has been moved out to the first
quarter of next year to accommodate the work schedule of all parties involved in
the process.


Construction Camp

Completion of the 700 man accomodation facility is nearing finalisation with
several of the first accomodation parcels being ready for occupation during the
middle part of quarter four. The accomodation facilities are a combination of
the traditional dome style bricked facility and conventional demountable style.

Concrete has been poured for the kitchen facility, fit out equipment ordered and
the Company is scheduled to take possession of the new facility towards the end
of the year.


Site Works

Upgrading of the 10km access road to the Sukari site, container lay down
facilities and security hut complex facilities have all been completed.
Earthworks have been completed for the mine lay down area for the mining fleet.


Tailings Storage Facility

Knight Piesold Pty Ltd has been appointed to carry out the design and
construction supervision of the Tailings Storage Facility. Design work is
ongoing with Knight Piesold staff on site during the quarter performing
geotechnical investigations. Final design and appropriate bid documentation will
be completed during the quarter.


Project Engineering and Design

A contract for the engineering and design work for the process plant was awarded
in mid-March to MetPlant Engineering Services Pty Ltd, an Australian-based
company. A technical team visited Bolivia (April 2007) to review the Kori Kollo
processing plant dismantling progress and travelled onto Egypt in early May to
the Sukari plant site location.  Data and information gathered from these visits
will be used to finalise design and engineering work. Completion of this work is
scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2007.


Seawater Supply System

Tender documents were distributed during the quarter for the Seawater Supply
System which will, draw in and transport raw seawater, via a staged pumped
pipeline, to the Sukari site where it will be processed through a desalination
plant for end use as process plant water, mine site dust suppression water and
after secondary processing and treatment for construction camp drinking water.

Finalisation of the tender responses will occur during the fourth quarter of
2007.


Kori Kollo Process Plant / Isparta Power Station

On 24 October 2007, the Company announced that both the Kori Kollo processing
plant and the Isparta power plant had arrived safely at the Egyptian seaport of
Alexandria and their cargoes had been discharged. The dismantling of the Kori
Kollo processing facility in Bolivia and the Isparta 28MW power plant in Turkey
was completed in September and both sites were closed and signed off. All staff
from Bolivia and Turkey have now relocated to Egypt to continue with the
reassembly of the plants at Sukari. The Isparta power plant consisted of 24
pieces of break bulk and 56 containers containing more than 900 individual
packages. The Kori Kollo processing plant comprised 270 pieces of break bulk and
55 containers.

Trucking of freight has now commenced to the Sukari site and is expected to take
several weeks. This latest development represents an exciting phase for the
Company as it takes another step towards the commissioning of the first modern
gold mine in Egypt which is scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2008.


Mining

Caterpillar, through their Egyptian authorised dealer Mantrac, has been selected
as the supplier of haulage trucks, articulated dump trucks, excavators, graders
and dozers. The initial mining fleet will largely comprise:

     CAT 365 BLME Excavator (1)
     RH 120E Excavator (1)
     CAT 785C Rear Dump Truck (5)
     CAT 14H Grader (1)
     CAT 834H Wheel Dozer (2)
     H180D Rock Breaker (1)
     CAT 16M Grader (1)
     CAT D10R Dozer (2)


Atlas Copco has been selected to supply grade control and blast hole drilling
equipment. Initial fleet selection comprises:

     ROC F9 Pioneer Drill (1)
     L8 MKII Production Drill (1)
     L8 MKII RC Rig (1)

During the quarter assembly of the five CAT 785C Rear Dump Trucks and one RH
120E Excavator commenced after successful arrival of the equipment in the Port
of Alexandria and subsequent transportation to the Sukari site. In October, the
Company took active possession of the RH 120E Excavator after a successful
completion test and handover to Company personnel. During the fourth quarter the
Company will take possession of the balance of the mining fleet and is scheduled
to commence mining activity in December 2007.


Owners Team

The Company's organisational structure continues to grow with several key
appointments being made in the quarter. In a booming resource market, the
Company is very pleased with the quality of the personnel that have been
attracted to the project and the positions below have now been filled.  The
Company will continue with its large 'owners team' approach.

     -    Project Manager
     -    Deputy Project Manager (HSE/Infrastructure)
     -    Construction Manager
     -    Construction Supervisor
     -    GIS & Data Base Manager
     -    Senior Surveyor
     -    Mining Manager
     -    Senior Mine Engineer
     -    Mill Superintendent
     -    Logistics Manager
     -    Power Plant Superintendent
     -    Engineering Manager
     -    Project Controller
     -    Manager Procurement Services
     -    Purchasing Officer


Sukari Gold Project

Sukari Gold Project - Background

Centamin is a mineral exploration and development company that has been actively
exploring in Egypt since 1995. The principal asset of Centamin is its interest
in the Sukari Gold Project, located in the Eastern Desert of Egypt. The Sukari
Gold Project is at an advanced stage of development, with construction having
commenced in quarter two of 2007 and first gold production expected during the
fourth quarter of 2008.

A definitive feasibility study (the 'DFS') for the development to commercial
production of the Sukari Gold Project was completed in February 2007.

A summary of the findings of the DFS were:

  • the DFS concluded that a 4mpta plant producing on average 200,000 ounces
    per annum, over 15 years of mining, is economically robust; and
  • total Capital Construction costs are estimated at US$216m with average
    cash operating costs of US$290/oz (inclusive of 3% royalty) over the 15 year
    mining period.

The Sukari Gold Project will be the first large-scale modern gold mine to be
developed in Egypt. Centamin's operating experience in Egypt gives it a
significant first-mover advantage in acquiring and developing other gold
projects in the prospective Arabian-Nubian Shield.

The Sukari Gold Project is hosted by a large, sheeted vein-type and
brittle-ductile shear zone hosted gold deposit developed in a granitoid
intrusive complex. Gold mineralization is hosted exclusively by a granitoid body
of granodiorite - tonalite composition referred to as the Sukari Porphyry. The
Company has entered into a Concession Agreement with the Egyptian Government
that provides for exploration and exploitation rights at the Sukari Gold Project
and whereby the Operating Company, owned 50% by the Company's wholly owned
subsidiary, Pharaoh Gold Mines NL ('PGM') and 50% by Egyptian Mineral Resource
Authority ('EMRA'), has been established. Centamin is entitled to recover all of
its exploration, operating and capital costs from operating surpluses of the
operating company.

The Sukari Mining License covers an area of 160 km2 and is for a period of 30
years, with an option for a further 30 years.

The Sukari Gold Project has been scheduled for open pit mining over an initial
15-year period. During that time 78 Mt ore @ 1.5 g/t Au is expected to be mined,
producing 3.7 Moz gold. A further 374 Mt of waste material is also expected to
be mined resulting in a waste to ore strip ratio of 4.8:1.

Ore and waste will be mined using conventional open pit mining methods. The
operation is planned to utilize selective mining techniques to separate ore and
waste. Provision has been made for drilling and blasting all primary and oxide
materials. Ore will be hauled to the run of mine pad next to the processing
plant and either direct tipped to the crusher or stockpiled for future reclaim
at the 4 Mtpa process plant throughput rate.

Mining will be progressed at an increased rate compared to processing;
approximately 5 Mt of ore is expected to be mined and 4 Mt of ore will be
processed annually. Operating at an increased mining rate allows the cutoff
grade for feed to the plant (referred to as 'cutover' grade) to be increased in
the early years of the schedule. This in turn increases the metal output and
project revenue in these early years, thus increasing the discounted operating
surplus cashflow. According to current schedules, the low-grade stockpile
produced as a result of applying a cutover grade, will be processed after mining
has ceased, extending the current operating life of the project for a further
six years. As a result, the average milled grade during the mining period is
forecast to be 1.87 g/t Au, compared to 0.66 g/t Au for the low-grade stockpile.

Centamin will own and operate its mining fleet. The production fleet will be
based on 380 t class excavators and 150 t class rigid body trucks. At full
production, three production fleets, each comprising a single excavator and
sharing a maximum of 21 trucks, will be required. The capital cost of the
initial mining fleet has been estimated by AMC at US$48.8 million.

The proposed process route entails:

     • crushing;
     • stockpiling crushed ore;
     • grinding;
     • flotation of a (bulk sulphide) concentrate containing the precious metals;
     • thickening of the concentrate;
     • fine milling of the concentrate;
     • leaching the precious metals from the concentrate in a dilute cyanide
       solution;
     • absorbing the precious metals onto activated carbon;
     • stripping the precious metals from the carbon;
     • recovering the precious metals as gold dore; and
     • placing the concentrate tailing in the tailings storage facility.

Tailings from the treatment of weathered oxide ore early in the mining schedule
contain too much gold to discard. Hence, the bulk flotation tail is further
treated by:

     • thickening;
     • leaching the precious metals into a dilute cyanide solution;
     • adsorbing the precious metals onto activated carbon;
     • stripping the precious metals from the carbon;
     • recovering the precious metals as gold dore; and
     • placing these tailings in the tailings storage facility.

Process water will be drawn from the Red Sea. The seawater will be pumped
approximately 25 km to the mine site to satisfy all process plant and mining
requirements. Most of the seawater will be pumped into a raw water pond located
near the processing plant, whilst around 500m(3)/day will be pumped to a water
treatment plant for potable and fresh water supplies.

Power will be generated on site by a 28 MW power station, operated on heavy fuel
oil. A temporary construction camp facility will be required to cater for
approximately 500 construction employees and 20 senior staff. This will be
constructed at the Sukari Gold Project.

An overall schedule has been developed covering all phases of the project; key
dates are listed below:

     Project Go-Ahead Decision                 Feb 2007 (Completed)
     Construction Camp                         Q4 2007
     Commence Site Works                       Q3 2007
     Commence Tailings Storage Facility        Q4 2007
     Kori Kollo Plant Arrives Egypt            Q4 2007 (Completed)
     Commence Mining Pre-strip                 Q4 2007
     Project Finance                           Q1 2008
     Commissioning and Production              Q4 2008


Progress pictures can be viewed on the Company's website - www.centamin.com.


On behalf of Centamin Egypt Limited

Josef El-Raghy
Managing Director/CEO


Information in this report which relates to exploration, geology, sampling and
drilling is based on information compiled by geologist Mr R Osman who is a full
time employee of the Company, and is a member of the Australasian Institute of
Mining and Metallurgy with more than five years experience in the fields of
activity being reported on, and is a 'Competent Person' for this purpose and is
a 'Qualified Person' as defined in 'National Instrument 43-101 of the Canadian
Securities Administrators'. His written consent has been received by the Company
for this information to be included in this report in the form and context which
it appears. The assay samples were analysed by Ultra Trace Pty Ltd, Canning
Vale, Western Australia.


The information in this report that relates to mineral resources is based on
work completed by Mr Nicolas Johnson, who is a Member of the Australian
Institute of Geoscientists.  Mr Johnson is a full time employee of Hellman and
Schofield Pty Ltd and has sufficient experience which is relevant to the style
of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration and to the activity
which he is undertaking to qualify as a 'Competent Person' as defined in the
2004 edition of the 'Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results,
Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves' and is a 'Qualified Person' as defined in 
'National Instrument 43-101 of the Canadian Securities Administrators'.  Mr
Johnson consents to the inclusion in the report of the matters based on his
information in the form and context in which it appears.




                              Table 2 - Significant Intersections September 2007 Quarter


    HOLE       NORTH      EAST     DIP   AZI     EOH      FROM      TO      INTERVAL       Au ppm

   RCD714      11225      10957    -90    0     296.8      208     217          9           7.50
                                                incl.      209     211          2           28.70

   RCD756      11425      10620    -90    0     877.5      791     849         58           3.76
                                                incl.      809     816          7           7.05
                                                incl.      820     825          5           14.84

   RCD778      11825      10895    -75   270    599.6      76      128         52           1.09

  RCD1125      10300      10700    -86   270    590.6      340     389         49           1.86
                                                incl.      348     349          1           30.00
                                                           396     425         29           1.00
                                                           498     518         20           1.17

  RCD1162      10250      10700    -87   270    570.5      347     422         75           1.94
                                                incl.      349     351          2           5.48
                                                incl.      362     363          1           13.6
                                                incl.      403     407          4           10.04

  RCD1163      10200      10650    -85   270    573.3      334     361         27           2.33
                                                incl.      336     339          3           12.73

   D1164       11250      10672    -90    0     764.5      361     371         10           1.98
                                                incl.      361     365          4           3.09
                                                           544     564         20           1.33
                                                           711     764         53           3.21
                                                incl.      728     736          8           9.36
                                                incl.      752     755          3           11.27

  RCD1165      10150      10663    -80   270    719.4      338     366         28           1.40
                                                incl.      348     349          1           10.70
                                                           371     388         17           3.98
                                                incl.      375     376          1           12.30
                                                incl.      382     383          1           41.60

  RCD1166      10100      10611    -87   270    534.5      279     302         23           6.23
                                                incl.      279     281          2           13.40
                                                incl.      288     289          1           14.90
                                                incl.      296     297          1           14.70
                                                           309     377         68           1.89
                                                incl.      336     337          1           9.93
                                                incl.      363     364          1           11.20
                                                           419     469         50           1.07

  RCD1173      10000      10675    -77   270   571.00      364     368          4           3.04
                                                           384     410         26           3.59
                                                incl.      384     385          1           27.30
                                                incl.      405     406          1           35.70
                                                           415     464         49           1.79
                                                incl.      432     433          1           8.75
                                                incl.      438     439          1           9.32
                                                incl.      445     447          2           6.27
                                                incl.      454     455          1           6.47

  RCD1177      10200      10706    -87   270    727.1      367     432         65           18.31
                                                incl.      367     372          5          209.43
                                                incl.      370     371          1          1040.00

  RCD1178      10300      10758    -85   270    617.6      380     485         105          4.10
                                                incl.      380     382          2           29.20
                                                incl.      412     413          1           71.90
                                                incl.      424     426          2           12.36
                                                incl.      466     469          3           14.24
                                                incl.      472     474          2           17.24
                                                           500     517         17           12.45
                                                incl.      501     503          2           76.35
                                                incl.      516     517          1           12.45

   D1179       11850      10825    -40   270   265.15       0       15         15           4.19
                                                incl.       6       8           2           15.3
                                                incl.      12       13          1           6.96
                                                           134     153         19           1.45

  RCD1186      10400      10749    -85   270    639.5      341     377         36           1.91
                                                incl.      341     342          1           5.32
                                                incl.      358     359          1           5.87
                                                incl.      371     372          1           6.30
                                                incl.      374     375          1           16.10
                                                           449     455         14           3.32

  RCD1187      10450      10750    -70   270    452.7      299     350         51           4.45
                                                incl.      304     305          1           36.00
                                                incl.      322     331          9           15.51
                                                           383     397         14           4.44
                                                incl.      383     384          1           43.50

  RCD1189      10050      10560    -87   270    485.6      155     180         25           1.71
                                                incl.      173     174          1           7.49
                                                           219     239         20           2.46
                                                incl.      234     237          3           6.45
                                                           251     282         31           1.62
                                                incl.      273     275          2           6.06

   D1203       11950      10820    -45   270   248.72       0      148         148          1.33
                                                incl.      55       56          1           5.93
                                                incl.      62       66          4           5.25
                                                incl.      90       91          1           6.43

   D1205       12000      10823    -45   270   165.12       9       23         14           1.32
                                                           48      160         112          1.30
                                                incl.      60       61          1           9.94
                                                incl.      75       76          1           5.95
                                                incl.      85       86          1           12.70
                                                incl.      99      100          1           13.60
                                                incl.      109     110          1           6.15

   D1208       11775      10848    -90    0    153.58      47       78         31           1.23

   D1209       11800      10806    -60   270    598.6      465     490         25           2.33
                                                incl.      485     487          2           7.26
                                                incl.      465     466          1           15.30
                                                incl.      473     474          1           11.20

  RCD1213      10500      10500    -75   270     289       108     136         28           2.56
                                                incl.      123     126          3           10.75
                                                           166     192         26           4.28
                                                incl.      170     171          1           13.70
                                                incl.      174     177          3           20.97
                                                           245     264         19           1.57
                                                incl.      246     247          1           6.69

  SRC004       12827      10914    -60   150     180       31       33          2           9.78










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