CSF Group Opens CX5

CSF Group plc

("CSF" or the "Company")

CSF Group Opens CX5

Largest Commercial Green Data Centre in Southeast Asia

CSF Group plc (AIM: CSFG), the leading provider of data centre facilities and services in Southeast Asia and the largest provider of data centre services in Malaysia, today launched CSF Computer Exchange 5 (CX5), Malaysia's first commercial green data centre and the largest facility of its kind in Southeast Asia.

CX5 is a carrier-neutral high end purpose built data centre which consists of three blocks of 4-storey buildings and a Class A office block. It offers 201,000 square feet of net data centre floor space and a gross floor area of approximately 580,000 square feet. The facility is one of three data centres developed and operated by CSF Group in Cyberjaya, Malaysia.

CX5 was awarded the provisional Green Building Index (GBI) Certified Rating which recognises the facility as a green, sustainable building that has satisfied certain requirements as determined by the GBI Accreditation Panel. These requirements include among others factors such as the ability to provide energy savings, water savings, a healthier indoor environment, better connectivity to public transport, the adoption of recycling and greenery for their projects, and reducing impact on the environment.

Classified as a Tier 3 data centre, CX5 is designed to host mission critical servers and computer systems. The data centre is TIA-942 compliant and is equipped with fully redundant subsystems including cooling, power, network links, storage and stringent physical security features. Provisions are made in CX5 to be expandable to dual active power sources to the data centre. Two onsite utility power stations are already constructed and mirrored duplication of Mechanical & Electrical plant rooms are ready on each data centre floors for the future upgrading works. All three of CSF Group's high-end carrier neutral data centres in Cyberjaya, CX1, CX2 and now CX5, are linked to a dual-ring electrical grid and advanced fibre connectivity.

CSF Group currently has more than 200 customers in the region. This comprise of companies involved in various industries including government, telecommunications, banking, insurance, automotive, oil and gas, food and beverage, travel, manufacturing, telecommunications and information technology.

Adrian Yong, CEO of CSF Group, commented:

"With the launch of CX5 today, we now operate the largest commercial GBI Certified Rating data centre in Southeast Asia with CX5 forming part of our growth strategy to provide world-class data centre facilities to our customers,

With CX5 we are raising the bar as one of the largest providers of reliable, secure data centre space together with expertise in infrastructure services for our customers in Malaysia and the Asian region. We are focused on expanding our footprint into the region, with more high-end commercial data centres in the pipeline in China, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.

We remain on the right track to achieve profitable growth and increasing sustainable revenueswhile investing in the longer-term core assets of the business - our expertise, our employees and our customers."

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Notes to Editors

TIA-942 is a standard developed by the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) that defines requirements and guidelines for planning and building data centres, particularly cabling systems and network design.

About CSF Group

CSF Group (AIM: CSFG) is a leading provider of data centre facilities and services in South East Asia and the largest provider of data centre services in Malaysia with 35% market share. The Group was established in 1991 and has been involved in the build and fit out of over 200 data centres. Although its primary focus is the design, development and operation of data centres it also develops data centres on behalf of third party customers. Its customer base comprises global blue chip IT, Telco and Industrial companies to whom it offers a range of highly flexible, scalable services.

The Group was listed on AIM, London Stock Exchange on 22 March 2010. The development of CSF Computer Exchange 5 (CX5), a 201,000 ft2 data centre in Cyberjaya, Malaysia, launched on the 9th January 2012 , set to be the biggest world class, purpose built carrier neutral data centre in South East Asia as well as expanding its operations into the other countries within the region.