10JUN200812150327 Financial Statistics $20.3 $25.5 $16.7 $21.7 $61.3 $75.6 $0 $15 $30 $45 $60 $75 $90 Re v e nue G ross Prof it Nor malized EBITD A (1) C$ Millions L T M ended March 31, 2008 12 months ended March 31, 2007 (on a pro for ma basis) Note: (1) Normalized EBITD A is not a financial or earnings measure recognized by G A AP . Therefore it may not be comparable to similar measures presented by other issuers, including other issuers that operate in the same business as Orbit Garant and it should not be construed as an alternative to net income, determined in accordance with G A A P , as an indicator of performance of the cash flows from operating, investing and financing activities or as a measure of liquidity and funds from operations. See ‘‘Non-G A AP Measures’’. F or a reconciliation of Normalized EBITD A to net earnings see ‘‘R econciliation of Historical R esults to EBT , EBITD A and Normalized EBITD A ’’ included in the ‘‘Selected Financial Information’’ section of this prospectus. Investment Highlights Management believes that the Company has a number of attributes that make its performance sustainable and provide a solid base for continued growth, including the following:  V ertically Integrated Operations. Through Soudure R oyale, the Company is able to benefit from a continuous, uninterrupted supply of drills on a priority basis, at a cost that it is approximately half the amount charged to third parties. Management believes that many of its competitors are currently experiencing waiting periods of up to six months for the delivery of drills from third party manufacturers because of the current imbalance between supply and demand, as compared to the approximately two to four weeks it takes for Soudure R oyale to manufacture drills for the Company. The ability to add drills on an expedited basis has meant that the Company has been able to quickly increase its capacity to respond to customer demand for additional services. In addition, through Soudure R oyale, the Company is able to offer continuous employment to its highly skilled labour force by selling excess drill capacity internationally, through an established agency relationship, which also eliminates the need for a sales staff and overhead.  Strong Market P osition throughout Industry . The Company has earned its position as one of Canada’s largest drilling companies (based on number of drills in operation) by becoming the dominant drilling service provider in Qu ? ebec and Ontario, which accounted for 36% of all mining exploration expenditures in Canada in 2007. The Company has also established its strong market position by maintaining a lean management structure and low-cost operation and focusing on complex, specialized drilling projects where its value-added services provide it with longer-term engagements and more stable revenue. W ith capabilities in both surface and underground drilling, the Company has become a ‘‘one-stop shop’’ for both underground and surface drilling services. The Company is able to leverage its existing relationships to promote and cross-sell its international drilling experience to domestic surface clients that are expanding their operations.  Strong and Diversified Customer Base. The Company currently services customers at 38 sites, providing underground and surface drilling to domestic companies and surface drilling to international customers. 7