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PRESS RELEASE SEMBCORP SIGNS AGREEMENTS TO FURTHER EXPAND ITS WATER BUSINESS IN CHINA Singapore, July 6, 2011 – Sembcorp is pleased to announce that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Sembcorp Utilities, will be signing three memoranda of understanding (MOU) to explore further expanding its water business in China during the Singapore International Water Week’s (SIWW) China Business Forum to be held later this afternoon. Earlier in the week on July 3, Sembcorp also signed a MOU with the Xinmin government. MOU for a new water reclamation plant in the Tianjin Lingang Industrial Area The first MOU will be signed between Sembcorp and Tianjin Lingang Industrial Area (TLIA) Construction and Development Co to explore forming a joint venture to build, own and operate a 12,000 cubic metres per day water reclamation plant in the TLIA. The new facility is expected to reclaim effluent from Sembcorp’s existing industrial wastewater treatment plant in TLIA as well as reservoir into high grade industrial water and demineralised water for supply to industrial customers in TLIA. Managing the entire water cycle in an integrated manner, from the treatment of wastewater, to water reclamation and water supply, this integrated closed loop approach of providing total water solutions minimises liquid discharge and conserves precious water resources. The MOU will be signed by Alan Yau, Chief Executive Officer of Sembcorp China (廖伟豪, 胜科中 国区首席执行官) and Yin Jigang, General Manager of TLIA Construction and Development Co (殷 基刚, 天津临港工业区建设开发有限责任公司总经理). MOU for the acquisition of a municipal wastewater treatment plant and water reclamation plant in Qitaihe, Heilongjiang Province Sembcorp is also looking to apply its total water management solutions in Qitaihe, in Heilongjiang province. It will be signing a MOU agreement with Harbin Wan Xing Long Co to explore acquiring a 50,000 cubic metres per day municipal wastewater treatment plant and a 40,000 cubic metres per day water rec