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Cambria Africa Plc

("Cambria" or the "Company")

Investment Update

Cambria Africa plc (AIM:CMB) ("Cambria" or the "Company") further to Interim Results for the 6 months ended 28 February 2022 and the end of the Company's 2022 financial year to 31 August 2022, is pleased to provide an investment  update.

Cambria continues its efforts to maximize the realizable value of its NAV at the holding level. The Company has conditionally agreed to sell its 78.2% shareholding in A.F. Philips (Pvt) Ltd. (AFP) for a sum of US $1.74 million in cash.  This amount equivalent to the  book value of its shareholding in AFP at 31 August 2022 and at that  level of in each of the Company's published results for the year ended 31 August 2021 and six months ended 28 February 2022. The Company made its initial investment in August 2018, and through the holding, has an effective 9.74% interest in a property development and bricks manufacturing business The sale is subject to conditions precedent which the Company has reasonable cause to believe will be met and that the full purchase price will be realized at the holding level. The Company will provide a further update once the sale has completed.

The Ministry of Finance of Zimbabwe has released US $75,642 in part settlement of US $957,642 of legacy debt/blocked funds and deposited with the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe. The Company expects at least $100,000 with respect to US $416,396.22 of legacy debt registered by Gardoserve, a group company.  The Legacy Debt total of US $1.39 million was deposited with the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe in 2019 at parity to the US Dollar Its value in Cambria's NAV on 31 August 2022  at the official Exchange Rate of 546.8254 was the equivalent of US $2,545.67. Therefore, the vast majority of any recovery will impact the Company's NAV and profitability positively. In the view of the board these repayments bode well  for the possibility of recovering the full value of the Company's Legacy Debt/Blocked Funds.

Old Mutual shares remain suspended on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) as well as their fungibility, which prevents the Company from repatriating these shares to the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) where they were purchased and transfer to the ZSE before fungibility and trading was halted.  The Company and other holders of Old Mutual shares in Zimbabwe have not been privy to developments in negotiations between the directors of Old Mutual Zimbabwe and Government of Zimbabwe.  The US dollar value of the Company's 204,047 shares has fallen to US $113,000 based on the JSE closing price on 21 October 2022 compared to the value of $163,342 on the JSE on 27 May 2022 when the Interim Results for the six months ending 28 February 2022 were announced.  Old Mutual's inability to protect the rights of its shareholders in Zimbabwe to trade their shares on a recognized Exchange has significantly prejudiced Cambria's investment in Old Mutual shares.