Concentric AB announces a restatement of segmental reporting

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Following the acquisition of EMP and an internal organisation and reporting review, the Board of Directors has decided Concentric AB will report by technology segments, namely Engines and Hydraulics, rather than geographical regions, which is consistent with both how the business will be managed and reported internally in the future. The Engine division will include all Concentric, Licos and EMP branded engine products, including royalties and net income from our joint venture, Alfdex. The Hydraulics division will include Concentric and Allied branded hydraulic products.

This change is effective from 1 January 2022 and comparative quarterly financial information for 2021 has been restated.

For additional information please contact Marcus Whitehouse, telephone +44-121-445 6545

Concentric AB is an innovator in flow control and fluid power, supplying proprietary systems and components to the world’s truck, agricultural machinery, construction equipment and industrial applications end-markets. The company has a global manufacturing presence including in the UK, USA, Germany, Sweden, India and China. Concentric’s focus is to develop world class technology with innovative solutions that meet the sustainability needs of our customers. Concentric offers engine products including lubricant, coolant and fuel pumps, hydraulic products encompassing gear pumps and power packs, and finally several key technologies for the fast growing market for electrical and hybrid powertrains. In 2021, The Group had a turnover of MSEK 2,115 and circa 1,100 employees. At the end of October 2021, The Group acquired Engineered Machined Products, Inc. ("EMP"), a leading US producer of electric and mechanical water and oil pumps, electric fans, thermal management systems and precision machined components. In 2021, EMP had over 400 employees and a turnover of  SEK 1,011 million. Including EMP for the whole year 2021, Concentric would have had a combined turnover of SEK 2,958 million.