SENSYS Traffic AB, a global supplier of traffic safety solutions, today received a supplementary order from the Swedish Transport Administration for material for system installation.

SENSYS Traffic AB, a global supplier of traffic safety solutions, today received a supplementary order from the Swedish Transport Administration for speed enforcement. The order, worth 10 MSEK, is for an expansion of the previously supplied on-request order for the Swedish ATK system for automatic speed safety enforcement.

SENSYS Traffic AB, a global supplier of traffic safety solutions, has today received a pilot order for speed enforcement from a customer in Asia.

SENSYS Traffic AB, a global supplier of traffic safety solutions, has received today an order from the Finnish Transport Agency regarding systems for the monitoring of train pantographs. The order is worth SEK 9m and implies a substantial expansion of the monitoring of pantographs within the Finnish rail network.

The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGM) re-elected Ingemar Skogö, Claes Ödman, Torbjörn Sandberg and Gunnar Jardelöv, and elected Karin Ahl and Helena Nordman-Knutson as members of the Board of Directors. Gunnar Jardelöv was elected Chairman of the Board of Directors. PwC with public authorised accountant Martin Odqvist was also elected as auditor of Sensys up to the AGM to be held in 2015.

The shareholders of Sensys Traffic AB (publ) are hereby convened to the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders to be held at 3pm on Thursday, 24 April 2014 at Elite Stora Hotellet, Hotellplan, Jönköping, Sweden.

The Nomination Committee of SENSYS Traffic AB has completed its proceedings prior to the Annual General Meeting 2014, and proposes the election of the following members.

SENSYS Traffic AB has received orders from Sensys America worth SEK 2.1m for red-light and speed enforcement systems.

SENSYS Traffic AB has received orders worth SEK 1.7 million regarding equipment for speed and red-light enforcement from two customers in the Middle East.

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.