Dissemination of a Regulatory Announcement that contains inside information  
                    according to REGULATION (EU) No 596/2014 (MAR).                

                                                                    11 January 2017
                                                                                   

                              CRYSTAL AMBER FUND LIMITED                           
                         ("Crystal Amber Fund" or the "Fund")                      

                                Monthly Net Asset Value                            


    Crystal Amber Fund announces that its unaudited net asset value ("NAV") per
    share at 31 December 2016 was 218.02p (30 November 2016: 196.64p per share). 

    The proportion of the Fund's NAV at 31 December 2016 represented by the ten
    largest holdings, other investments and cash (including accruals), was as
    follows:

    Top ten holdings               Pence per share Percentage of investee equity    
                                                   held                             
                                                                                    
    Hurricane Energy Plc                85.9                     14.1%              
                                                                                    
    Grainger Plc                        34.3                     3.4%               
                                                                                    
    Northgate Plc                       31.7                     4.7%               
                                                                                    
    STV Group Plc                       19.9                     13.9%              
                                                                                    
    Leaf Clean Energy Co.               12.6                     29.9%              
                                                                                    
    FairFX Group                         8.8                     25.5%              
                                                                                    
    Sutton Harbour Holdings Plc          7.5                     29.3%              
                                                                                    
    Hansard Global Plc                   4.7                     3.3%               
                                                                                    
    Camellia Plc                         2.6                     0.9%               
                                                                                    
    Shepherd Neame Ltd                   2.5                     1.3%               
                                                                                    
    Total of ten largest holdings       210.5                                       
                                                                                    
    Other investments                   14.6                                        
                                                                                    
    Cash and accruals                   (7.1)                                       
                                                                                    
    Total NAV                           218.0                                       

    Investment Adviser's commentary on the portfolio

    Over the quarter to 31 December 2016, NAV per share increased by 7.9 per cent.
    This return is calculated after providing for a 2.5p per share dividend
    declared on 14 December 2016 in respect of the year ending 30 June 2017. 
    Adjusting for this dividend, total returns in the quarter were 9.2 per cent.
    For the six months to 31 December 2016, NAV per share increased by 41.8 per
    cent. Adjusting for dividends of 5p a share declared during the period, total
    returns were 45.0 per cent.

    The top three positive contributors to NAV growth over the quarter to 31
    December 2016 were Hurricane Energy plc (10.6%), Northgate plc (2.1%) and
    Grainger (0.8%).  The main detractors were Leaf Clean Energy Co (-0.9%), STV
    Group plc (-0.8%) and Sutton Harbour Holdings plc (-0.4%). 

    Hurricane Energy plc ("Hurricane")

    During the Quarter, Hurricane released several positive drilling results and
    raised £70 million to fund drilling an exploration well at Lincoln, to acquire
    subsea equipment and to fund engineering studies for the Early Production
    System phase of the Lancaster development.

    Crystal Amber was pleased to participate in the fundraising, investing a
    further £10.7 million in line with the Fund's stake in the company at the time
    of 15.3%.

    In November 2016, Hurricane was awarded a new licence (Halifax) in its West of
    Shetland acreage, further expanding the footprint beyond its Lancaster oil
    asset.  Further exploration of this prospect has the potential to not only
    increase Hurricane's resource base, but also to help determine how far the
    Lancaster field extends.

    On 19 December 2016, Hurricane announced very positive interim results at its
    Lincoln exploration well, adding to its increasingly substantial resource
    base.  Results demonstrated a 660m deep oil column which exceeded the company's
    expectations and led to the company stating that the pre-drill estimate of 250
    million barrels may be conservative.  Hurricane's drill rig will now be moved
    on to drill the Halifax prospect. 

    Recent drilling results reinforce the Fund's view that Hurricane has a
    significant resource base, potentially in excess of one billion barrels of
    oil.  We expect to see further positive news flow over the coming months, which
    should serve to de-risk the asset base further and may attract potential
    partners.  

    Over the quarter, Hurricane's share price increased by 26.8 per cent.

    Northgate plc ("Northgate")

    On 6 December 2016, Northgate announced interim results broadly in line with
    expectations. The company stated that the UK business has stabilised and
    vehicle hires were increasing.  The Spanish division continues to develop
    well. 

    In December 2016, Northgate announced the departure of its CEO, Bob Contreras,
    and the appointment of a new CEO, Kevin Bradshaw, former CEO of Wyevale Garden
    Centres and former UK CEO of Avis Europe.  The Fund welcomes this development:
    in July 2016, the Fund announced that it had called on Northgate to carry out a
    strategic review to include a potential sale of the business.

    The Fund maintains the view that there is a significant opportunity to better
    capitalise on the Northgate brand and market positioning.  The Fund also notes
    that Northgate's shares trade on a historic PE ratio of 10.5 and regards the
    company as attractive to acquisitive investors in the sector.

    Over the quarter, Northgate's share price increased by 12.5 per cent. 

    Grainger plc ("Grainger")

    On 1 December 2016, Grainger announced positive full year results, highlighting
    progress in refocusing and improving the efficiency of the business. 

    The Fund continues to engage with Grainger's management regarding optimising
    capital structures and balance sheet efficiency. Despite improved focus and a
    reduction in the previous excessive administrative cost base, Grainger's shares
    continue to trade at a significant discount to its net asset value of 287p a
    share. This figure excludes 78p a share of reversionary surpluses accruing to
    Grainger as its reversionary portfolio becomes vacant.

    Over the quarter, Grainger's share price increased by 3.3 per cent. 

    STV Group plc ("STV")

    In December 2016, STV announced that an agreement had been reached with the
    trustees of the company's defined benefits schemes. The Fund welcomes this
    development and believes that it will allow STV to provide greater clarity on
    how it will deploy capital. This could involve increasing the dividend payout
    or a share buyback. 

    Although television advertising revenues have come under some pressure as a
    result of Brexit uncertainty (as evidenced by ITV's trading update in December
    2016), the Fund maintains the view that STV holds a strong franchise with a
    fast-growing consumer division and valuable production content activities. 
    Trading on 10 times current year consensus earnings, the Fund regards STV as
    undervalued and an attractive takeover target.

    Over the quarter, STV's share price fell by 4.7 per cent.

    For further enquiries please contact:

    Crystal Amber Fund Limited
    William Collins (Chairman)
    Tel: 01481 716 000
    www.crystalamber.com

    Allenby Capital Limited - Nominated Adviser
    David Worlidge/James Thomas
    Tel: 020 3328 5656

    Winterflood Investment Trusts - Broker
    Joe Winkley/Neil Langford
    Tel: 020 3100 0160

    Crystal Amber Advisers (UK) LLP - Investment Adviser
    Richard Bernstein
    Tel: 020 7478 9080