London, Beijing, 7 January 2007: CEC Unet plc, the Chinese mobile media services
company listed on AIM (AIM: CECU) today announced that it has entered into an
agreement with China Mobile (Beijing) to obtain rights to sell mobile top-up
services to users of China Mobile's services in Beijing-China's capital city and
the host of the 2008 Summer Olympic Games.

China Mobile (Beijing) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of China Mobile Limited,
China's leading mobile services provider with over 350 million mobile users
nationwide.

Through this agreement, CEC Unet secures its third foothold-and first market in
northern China-for mobile top-up services.

The Company already operates in central Henan Province and southern Guangdong
Province, where it provides mobile top-up services to approximately 7 million
mobile users through 50,000 retail terminals.

As of late December 2007, sales (gross revenues) in these two provinces amounted
to 6 million RMB (approximately 420,000) per day, or an annualised run rate of
over 2.1 billion RMB (over 146 m) per year. In Guangdong province alone, the
Company has experienced 70% month-to-month sales growth since inception.

The Company's top-up business is experiencing tremendous growth in its traditional operating base of Henan Province, and its growth market of Guangdong Province. In Henan, the Company is diversifying revenues with the sale of new mobile value added services through its existing retail distribution network. In Guangdong, the Company is quickly expanding the scope of its mobile top up operations. On May 1, 2008, the daily top-up sales in Guangdong broke RMB 12.8 million. Monthly sales, meanwhile, have increased by 728% between December 2007 and April 2008. The Company has launched services in Beijing, the host city of the 2008 summer Olympic Games, and is prepared to meet increased demand during the Olympic Games.

London, Beijing, May 7, 2008: CEC Unet plc ('CEC' or 'Company'), the Chinese
mobile media services company listed on AIM (AIM: CECU) today announces a
private placement of US$3.2 million convertible bonds (the 'Initial Bonds') to
Evenstar Master Fund SPC, on behalf of Evenstar Master Sub-Fund I Segregated
Portfolio, a Hong Kong based Greater China investment fund