OrganoWood signs general agreement with Beijer Byggmaterial.

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OrganoClick's subsidiary OrganoWood manufactures and markets eco-friendly fire and rot protected wood and wood treatment products. OrganoWood® is a Swedish innovation and has all of its production in Sweden. Now Beijer Byggmaterial, Sweden's largest wholly owned building supply chain, that provides both building professionals and DIY enthusiasts with building materials, decided to provide OrganoWoods products in its range.

Since 2012, OrganoWood®-modified wood has been manufactured and marketed in Sweden. The modified wood, that is available as both decking and paneling wood, has an effective flame and rot protection and a unique water repellent technology. In 2014 OrganoWood®-modified wood won the gold medal at Nordbygg for "the hottest building material of the year" and the company's wood protection product was the first ever in Sweden to be awarded the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation (SSNC) "Good Environmental Choice" (i.e. Bra Miljöval).

- "To get distribution through Beijer's 70 stores is very important to us. We strive to be in every Swedes nearest building material store and now this agreement will take us another step closer to that goal. Beijer is also an important player in the professional market, where we are investing heavily in Sweden in 2017. " says Jens Hamlin, CEO OrganoWood.

OrganoWood® is an eco-friendly alternative to the traditional pressure treated wood used in e.g. decking. OrganoWood® is recommended by the Swedish Byggvarubedömningen and SundaHus. The area where OrganoWood® is growing the most at the moment is within facade cladding. The non-toxic, readymade cladding, which requires minimal maintenance and with its beautiful silver gray shade, is very popular.

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For more information, please contact: 

Jens Hamlin, VD OrganoWood, Telefon: +46 72 250 21 79, Email: jens.hamlin@organowood.com

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About OrganoClick

OrganoClick AB (publ) is a public Swedish cleantech company listed on Nasdaq First North. The company develops, produces and markets functional materials based on environmentally friendly fiber chemistry. Examples of products that are marketed by OrganoClick are the water repellent fabric treatment OrganoTex®, the flame and rot-resistant timber OrganoWood®, green biocomposit material under the brand OrganoComp®, biobinders for nonwoven material and BIOkleen® cleaning- and maintenance products for house indoor/outdoor. OrganoClick was founded in 2006 as a commercial spin-off company based on research performed at Stockholm University and the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences within environmentally friendly fiber chemistry. OrganoClick has won a number of prizes, such as "Sweden's Most Promising Start -up" and "Sweden's Best Environmental Innovation", and has also received a number of awards, such as the WWF "Climate Solver" award and has also appeared for two years on the Affärsvärldens and NyTekniks list of Sweden's top 33 hottest technology companies. OrganoClick has its head office, production and R&D located in Täby, north of Stockholm. OrganoClick's Certified Adviser on Nasdaq First North is Erik Penser Bank.

The information in this press release contains information that OrganoClick AB (publ) is obliged to release according to the EU's market regulation law number 596/2014. The information was published, of the contact person above, 15th of March 2017 at 15:00. 

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To get distribution through Beijer's 70 stores is very important to us. We strive to be in every Swedes nearest building material store and now this agreement will take us another step closer to that goal. Beijer is also an important player in the professional market, where we are investing heavily in Sweden in 2017.
Jens Hamlin, CEO OrganoWood