EANS-Adhoc: SW Umwelttechnik: Major projects from the Adriatic to the Black Sea

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major projects order intake

01.04.2010

Concrete parts made by SW Umwelttechnik in high demand: Italy´s
environmentally friendliest motorway section, 27 petrol stations in
Austria, ten supermarkets in Hungary, an aeroplane-hangar and jacking
pipes in Romania; we are in business! Our new orders totalling EUR 4m
confirm our strong market position in Central and South Eastern
Europe.

Italy: We are contributing to an environmentally friendly way of
closing the gap of the motorway section between Porto Gruaro and
Conegliano by fitting separation equipment for mineral light liquids.
SW Umwelttechnik, together with the company K.M.C. from Udine,
provided 20 mineral oil separators in varying sizes in value of EUR
260,000. This is one-of-a-kind in Italy: The first purifying
equipment to conduct all motorway surface wastewater.

Austria: After the first discount petrol station opened in Salzburg
last year, the prices for petrol in its vicinity were consistently at
its lowest in Austria. SW Umwelttechnik will provide compactly
designed mineral oil separators for the Austrian-wide expansion of a
further 27 petrol stations. These will ensure that the impact on the
environment is as low as possible. Total order value amounts to EUR
100,000.

Hungary: SW Umwelttechnik´s structural engineering department will be
providing the concrete parts for the construction of ten more British
supermarkets in Hungary, totalling an order value of EUR 1.2m.

An Austrian producer of corrugated cardboard and paper has
commissioned SW Umwelttechnik to provide and mount structural
engineering parts for their Budapest site. Order value totals an
equivalent of EUR 800,000.

Romania: SW Romania has been contracted by T Dancor Romconstruct, a
large Romanian construction company, to supply jacking pipes in value
of EUR 400,000. The pipes, for 500 metres of jacking pipes, will be
used in the 5th district in Bucharest. This means that after already
having been commissioned with the tunnelling projects Baneasa
(1200m), Galati (1400m) and Pitesti (2500m) SW has been awarded all
jacking pipe projects that are currently being undertaken in Romania.
It is safe to say we are now a highly sought after supplier in this
market.

A further Romanian showcase is the construction of a hangar to house
the Hercules cargo planes for the Romanian army at the Otopeni
airport. SW Umwelttechnik will be supplying ten solid pillars, each
25 m long and weighing 40 tonnes each.

With these projects SW Unwelttechnik shows that close collaboration
across boarders leads to successful innovations. Our corporate
strategy is confirmed.

SW Umwelttechnik, a family firm founded in 1910 and listed on the
Viennese stock exchange since 1997, stands for sustainable management
and consistent growth in Eastern and South Eastern Europe. With our
innovative technology to protect the environment we provide an
important contribution for the development of necessary
infrastructure in Central and South Eastern Europe.

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Further inquiry note:

Dr. Bernd Wolschner

Member of the Management Board

Tel +43 / (0) 7259 / 31 35 0

Mobile +43 / (0) 664 / 34 13 953

Fax +43 / (0) 7259 / 31 35 6

Mag. Michaela Werbitsch

Investor Relations

Tel +43 / (0) 7259 / 31 35 0

Mobile +43 / (0) 664 / 811 7662

Fax +43 / (0) 7259 / 31 35 6

Mail michaela.werbitsch@sw-umwelttechnik.com

Web www.sw-umwelttechnik.com

Branche: Technology
ISIN: AT0000808209
WKN: 910497
Index: WBI
Börsen: Berlin / free trade
Frankfurt / free trade
Wien / Regulated free trade