Contract Win

27 October 2010

Nasstar plc

("Nasstar" or the "Company")

Contract wins

Nasstar, which provides Hosted Desktop cloud computing, is pleased to announce that it has won a contract to provide its Hosted Desktop service to Street League, a registered charity that provides football and education programmes for disadvantaged 16 to 25 year olds. Hosted Desktop has been deployed to 50 users across Street League's London, Glasgow and Newcastle offices.

Matt Stevenson-Dodd, CEO of Street League, said:

"We have growth objectives for Street League which will require us to have more workers in more locations, so Nasstar's Hosted Desktop is the right solution that enables us to add new users across the UK without the need for capital investment in IT infrastructure. Nasstar Hosted Desktop allows Street League to move forward with its key objectives as a growing charity whilst being able to rely on the fast and scalable cloud service that Nasstar provide. Our migration from traditional IT to the cloud was done over a weekend and was seamless."

Charles Black, CEO of Nasstar, said:

"Street League are a growing organisation with a multi-site workforce, ensuring they really benefit from the scalable and flexible working features of Hosted Desktop. We are delighted that they have chosen Nasstar Hosted Desktop as their cloud computing solution."

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).