Sweco

Regulatory Filings • May 26, 2009

Sweco wins contract in India

One of the worlds largest underground crude oil storage facilities is set for construction on the west coast of India. Swecos consulting engineers have been chosen for advisory services and planning of the project.

Sweco has longstanding experience in studying, planning and implementing safe and efficiency underground storage facilities of hydrocarbons, a competency that is increasingly in demand around the world.

Above all, the clients come to us for our ability to contribute a cost−effective and eco−responsible focus in these technologically advanced projects, says Eva Nygren, President of Sweco Sweden.

India is pursuing a national strategic storage project in which a number of crude oil storage facilities will be built throughout the country with a total storage capacity of 5 million metric tons. The facility Sweco has been commissioned to plan is located in Padur on the west coast of India, in the Karnataka province.

The contract has been awarded by the state−owned Engineers India Ltd (EIL) and is worth approximately EUR 1 million in the first stage. Sweco will carry out the assignment in collaboration with Skanska Teknik and Midroc Enginering AB. Sweco is already involved in other similar projects in the country.

For more information contact: Gösta Ericson, Project Director at Sweco, telephone +46 734 12 81 11, gosta.ericson@sweco.se

Sweco is an international consulting group with combined expertise in engineering, environmental technology and architecture. Sweco has 5,400 employees in 10 countries and recorded annual sales of more than SEK 5.5 billion in 2008. The company has projects currently underway in some 80 countries worldwide. Sweco is listed on NASDAQ OMX Stockholm AB.

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