Regulatory Filings • Jun 26, 2019
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StrongPoint ASA: Up to 580 Cash-In-Transit cases to Sberbank
(Rælingen, Norway, June 26(th), 2019): StrongPoint ASA and Sberbank, the largest
bank in Russia, has signed a new General Agreement for up to 580 Cash-In-Transit
(CIT) cases.
"We are pleased with the continued trust and confidence given us by one of
Europe's leading financial institutions. StrongPoint's CIT cases are the most
advanced security cases available for cash in transit. Our partnership with
Sberbank underlines their dedication for ensuring the highest possible security
level when transporting cash between the cash centre and the pick-up location,"
says Jacob Tveraabak, CEO of StrongPoint.
StrongPoint has signed a general agreement for up to 580 CIT cases to Sberbank.
Sberbank is the largest bank in Russia with 14 000 branches in 83 regions. The
cases are expected to be delivered in second half of 2019. Key account
management, deliveries, support and service is handled by StrongPoint's office
in Russia.
ENDS
For additional information please contact:
Jacob Tveraabak
CEO, Strongpoint ASA
Mail: [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])
Phone: +47 908 21 370
Hilde Horn Gilen
CFO, StrongPoint ASA
Mail: [email protected]
Phone +47 920 60 158
About StrongPoint | www.strongpoint.com (http://www.strongpoint.com)
StrongPoint is driving productivity for European retailers by providing
innovative, integrated technology solutions for multi-channel retailing based on
long-standing relationships with customers and partners. StrongPoint is also a
leader in IBNS solutions for Cash-In-Transit (Cash Security), and Labels for
customers in Norway and Sweden. StrongPoint offers best-in-class service and
consultancy expertise through its team of 525 employees in Norway, Sweden, the
Baltics, France, Germany, Belgium, Spain and Russia. StrongPoint is
headquartered in Rælingen, Norway, and listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange
(ticker: STRONG).
This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to Section
5-12 the Norwegian Securities Trading Act
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