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Lindab receives EUR 8 million order for Belarus

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Lindab's Building Systems division has received a EUR 8 million order for a plant manufacturing railway wagons located 60 km south of Minsk. The plant is a 40,000 sq. metre single-storey building with an adjacent multi-storey office measuring 2,100 square metres. Shipments have started recently and will continue through the first quarter of 2009.
 
In parallel, Lindab's Building Systems division opened a representative office in Minsk, Belarus, in September 2008.
 
David Brodetsky, Lindab's President and CEO comments;
 
"This is a positive sign of continued economic development in the CEE&CIS. The demand for high quality buildings is strong in the region and Lindab Building Systems' one-stop shop capability to deliver complete solutions for complex projects is highly appreciated by our customers."
 
 
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The information here is that which Lindab International AB has willingly chosen to make public or that which it is obliged to make
public according to the laws for Stock Exchange and Clearing Operations Act and/or the Financial Instruments Trading Act.
 
 
Contacts:
 
Lindab:
David Brodetsky, President and CEO
Tel: +46 431 85424
Mobile : +46 73 274 5418

Lindab Building Systems
Venant Krier, Division Manager
Tel. +352 80291 474
 
 
 
About Lindab:
 
Lindab is an international group that develops, manufactures and markets sheet metal products and system solutions for the construction sector.
 
The two business areas, Profile  and Ventilation offer complete solutions for construction systems and indoor climate, as well as individual construction and ventilation components for all types of buildings.
 
Lindab is listed on the OMX Nordic Exchange, Stockholm, Large Cap under the ticker "LIAB".
 
The Lindab group has approximately 5,600 employees in 31 countries and generated sales of SEK 9,280 million in 2007.  Its head office is located in Grevie near Bastad in southwestern Sweden. For more information visit www.lindabgroup.com
 

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