Contract Win

12 December 2011

Nasstar plc

("Nasstar" or the "Company")

Contract win

Nasstar, which provides Hosted Desktop cloud computing, is pleased to announce that ihotdesk Limited ("ihotdesk") has signed its first customer under the Nasstar Hosted Desktop partner programme. ihotdesk is a well established IT support services and consultancy based in London. ihotdesk's first contract under the white label programme is for a customer with over 100 Hosted Desktop subscribers.

Charles Black, CEO of Nasstar, said:

"ihotdesk are a very well established IT services business with a large customer base and enviable reputation for service. We are excited by the opportunity to work with them to add Nasstar's Hosted Desktop to their portfolio of services."

Preet Chahal, Managing Director of ihotdesk, said:

"After reviewing and trialling hosted desktop services in the market place we decided to partner with Nasstar because they emerged as the strongest provider and we believe their service provides the best user experience anywhere in the market. We have secured our first customer with 100+ users which will be going live on the Nasstar Hosted Desktop platform in the next month, and have other opportunities in our pipeline where Hosted Desktop will be a good fit. We are looking forward to working with Nasstar to deliver an excellent cloud desktop service to our customers."

About Nasstar plc

Nasstar (www.nasstar.com) provides Hosted Desktop, a cloud computing service that enables subscribers to access their desktop, applications and data in the cloud rather than using local hard drives. Hosted Desktop is a highly scalable service that provides benefits including anywhere access to computing, a standardised corporate desktop solution that can be accessed globally and in multiple languages and cost savings when compared to the traditional IT ownership model, replacing capital expenditure with a simple usage based payment model.

Nasstar was founded in 1998 by Charles Black. Nasstar plc was admitted to trading on the London Stock Exchange Alternative Investment Market in December 2005 (AIM: NASA).