Sea Containers Limited (“ SCL ”) is a Company incorporated in Bermuda, with its registered office at Canon’s Court, 22 Victoria Street, PO Box HM1179, Hamilton HM EX, Bermuda.

SCL is currently subject to Chapter 11 proceedings under the United States Bankruptcy Code (“ Chapter 11 Proceedings ”) and through that process has been in contact with all Creditors of which it is aware. As part of that process a bar date (being a date by which all claims by Creditors against a Debtor must be submitted to be taken into account for distribution purposes) was set at 16 July 2007. A subsequent bar date for claims by employees was set at 28 August 2008. These dates are particularly important as they are the dates by which claims against SCL must be submitted to ensure that Creditors thereof could participate in the Chapter 11 Proceedings.

SCL is also the subject of winding-up proceedings in Bermuda, Action # 315 of 2006.

In respect of such Chapter 11 Proceedings, SCL has filed a plan of reorganisation (“ Plan ”) pursuant to which it hopes to emerge from the Chapter 11 Proceedings. All Creditors of SCL that have been identified to date will have received correspondence regarding the Plan and have, or will shortly, receive ballots pursuant to which they can vote on the Plan.

SCL anticipates that it will propose entering into a Scheme of Arrangement (“ Scheme ”) with certain of its Creditors, pursuant to section 99 of the Companies Act 1981 of Bermuda, for the purposes of implementing the Plan in Bermuda and it is likely that an application to the Supreme Court of Bermuda will be made during September 2008 to convene one or more Meetings of Creditors, as applicable. SCL is proposing that, if approved, the Scheme will become effective in or around mid to late November 2008 and have a Scheme bar date in or around mid to late December 2008 (“ Scheme Bar Date ”). The Scheme Bar Date is the date by which any claims against SCL not currently filed in the Chapter 11 Proceedings must be submitted by Creditors to be taken into account for distribution purposes. Notwithstanding the substantial efforts made to date to identify all Creditors, SCL is keen to identify any remaining person or persons who believe they have a claim against SCL and who have not already submitted claims in respect of the Chapter 11 Proceedings. Such person or persons may be eligible to submit a claim in respect of the Scheme if their failure to participate in the Chapter 11 Proceedings is not a result of wilful default or lack of reasonable diligence.

If you consider you may have a claim against SCL and have not previously filed a claim in the Chapter 11 Proceedings, please contact BMC Group, Inc, as a matter of urgency as follows: attention: Sea Containers Limited Claims and Solicitation Agent, at either: 31 Southampton Row, 4th Floor, Holborn WC1B 5HJ, England, telephone: +44 20 7000 1214; or 444 Nash Street, El Segundo, California 90245, telephone 001 888 909 0100 or via the BMC Group, Inc. website at www.bmcgroup.com/scl.