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Update on the Appeal to the Supreme Court of Indonesia

26 August 2011

Churchill (AIM: CHL) advises that the Company has been unable to file its Supreme Court Notice of Appeal this week as previously announced in its release of 19 August 2011 because the court of first instance (i.e. the Samarinda Administrative Court) has not yet provided official notification of the negative decisions relating to the four licenses that make up the East Kutai Coal Project (in which Churchill has a 75% interest).

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