SENSYS Traffic AB has received sub-orders worth SEK 85 million from the Swedish Transport Administration regarding deliveries to the Swedish ATC system. The orders indicate that the Swedish Transport Administration intends to expand the ATC system, which implies a greater business volume than first anticipated for Sensys in the forthcoming years.

January – December 2013
· Order intake SEK 169.7m (40.8), of which fourth quarter SEK 29.6m (6.4)
· Net sales SEK 62.5m (41.0), of which fourth quarter SEK 32.2m (25.3)
· Operating loss SEK -10.7m (-41.5), of which fourth quarter operating profit SEK 3.7m (1.8)
· Loss after tax SEK -10.5m (-43.1), of which fourth quarter profit after tax SEK 3.9m (-5.4)
· Earnings per share SEK -0.02 (-0.09), of which fourth quarter SEK 0.01 (-0.02)
· Cash flow per share SEK 0.04 (-0.07), of which fourth quarter SEK 0.03 (-0.02).

SENSYS Traffic AB has received an order from Jordan worth SEK 5m for speed and red-light enforcement systems.

Further to the share warrants series 2012/2013:B (TO4) in Sensys Traffic AB (publ), which was completed with a subscription period from 1 October to 31 October 2013 and registered in November 2013, the total number of shares and votes now amounts to 541,234,314.

SENSYS Traffic AB has received an order from Malta worth SEK 6 million for traffic speed enforcement.

SENSYS Traffic AB has received SEK 18.3m spread across 30.5 million shares, through share warrants known as TO4.

SENSYS Traffic AB has received an order from Saudi Arabia worth SEK 6 million for traffic speed enforcement.

SENSYS Traffic AB has received an order from Sensys America worth SEK 6.4m for red-light and speed enforcement systems with delivery to Washington DC.

SENSYS Traffic AB has received an order from Sensys America worth SEK 3.8 million for speed and red-light enforcement systems with delivery to Washington DC.

SENSYS Traffic AB has received orders valued at SEK 3 million for speed and red-light enforcement systems from two new customers in the Middle East.