AOL assigns Framfab
AOL assigns Framfab Framfab will support AOL Germany in the development of new online- activities. Both companies have agreed on a substantial future co- operation. AOL Germany has assigned the Hamburg subsidiary of Framfab Germany to a long-running co-operation. Within this agreement, Framfab will support AOL in the development of new online-activities. The services of Framfab include consulting as well as production services. For more information, please contact: Rupert Hülsey, Director Business Solutions, Framfab Germany +49 40 68874 888, rupert.huelsey@framfab.de Hergen Meyer-Stevens, Head of Communications, Framfab Germany +49 40 68874 812, hergen.meyer@framfab.de Anders Ekman, CEO, Framfab AB +46 8 41 00 10 00, anders.ekman@framfab.se Tobias Bülow, Group Communications Manager, Framfab AB +46 709 41 22 58, tobias.bulow@framfab.se About Framfab: Framfab is a leading provider of consulting services and business solutions based on Internet technology. Most of Framfab's customers are big international companies, including 3M, AXA, the Coca-Cola Company, Danske Bank, Electrolux, Ericsson, Hydro Texaco, IKEA, Kellogg's, Maersk Sealand, NEC Packard-Bell, Nike, Observer, Postbank, SAAB, Volvo Car Corporation and UBS. Framfab operates in Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden and Switzerland. The company is quoted on the O list of the Stockholm Stock Exchange (ticker symbol FRAM). For more information, please visit www.framfab.com. About AOL Germany: AOL Germany is one of the leading Internet companies in Germany and belongs to the worldwide largest media corporation, AOL Time Warner. Established in 1995, AOL Germany currently employs 1.200 employees, with its headquarters in Hamburg. More than 33 million members make AOL to the largest Internet service company in the world. ------------------------------------------------------------ This information was brought to you by Waymaker http://www.waymaker.net The following files are available for download: http://www.waymaker.net/bitonline/2003/09/01/20030901BIT00150/wkr0001.doc http://www.waymaker.net/bitonline/2003/09/01/20030901BIT00150/wkr0002.pdf