Tax Litigation update

Terra Capital Plc ('Terra' or 'the Company')

16 September 2016-

Tax Litigation Update

As announced on 29 July 2016, the Company won its appeal against a claim by the Macau Tax Authorities, thereby reducing the taxes due on the sale of the AIA Tower in Macau by about US$1.9 million. The Government authority has, on September 15 2016, exercised its right to appeal this case further and we are advised by local counsel that a decision will take between 6-9 months from this date. Until there is a final decision on this matter the amount in question continues to be reserved for and set aside and the reported NAV is not affected in any way. When any further information becomes available, it will be reported to shareholders.

The Company undertakes its activities in line with its strategy to generate high absolute returns by investing in what the Investment Manager believes are under-valued companies presenting significant value opportunities. Due to market inefficiencies, the Fund and its Investment Manager, Terra Partners Asset Management Limited believe that frontier markets provide many such prospects.

The information in this release has been prepared from publicly available information provided to the Fund by sources believed to be reliable, and all reasonable precautions have been taken to ensure its accuracy; however, no representation or warranty about the accuracy of the information contained in, or of any omissions from, this document or any supplementary information made available to any interested party or its advisers is implied, and any liability in respect of such information or omissions is hereby expressly disclaimed. The Fund reserves the right to amend the information provided herein, and its opinions, at any time, and undertakes no obligation (express or implied) to provide any recipient with any further information or to correct any inaccuracies or omissions which may subsequently become apparent. Readers are advised that a fund managed by Terra Partners Asset Management ("TPAM"), the Fund's Investment Manager, and some officers and employees of TPAM currently own stock in TCA.

Investments in Emerging and Frontier markets usually suffer from liquidity problems, and are often affected by governmental interference in the free market, local politics and vagaries in commodity and currency prices; therefore, their prices can be very volatile. This means that it can be difficult to acquire and subsequently sell the shares noted in TCA's portfolio. This document is for information purposes only and it is not intended as an offer or solicitation regarding the purchase or sale of any security or investment vehicle.

All solicitations or offers regarding TCA are made and transacted on the public market of the AIM Section of the London Stock Exchange and occur by reference to TCA's Offering Memorandum and Circular noted above, as amended by subsequent resolutions, primarily the one passed at the January 26, 2015 EGM. Documents are accessible on TCA's website www.terracapitalplc.com in the "Investor Centre" tab under the Documents and Announcements section of the file "AIM Rule 26". This website contains important information which may supplement, modify or differ from the information contained herein and no prospective investment decision should be considered before careful reading of documentation found on TCA's website. All current and prospective investors should be aware that PAST PERFORMANCE IS NOT NECESSARILY INDICATIVE OF FUTURE RESULTS.

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