Techstep ASA - Regulatory Filings 2021

Techstep signs Managed Mobility Service (MMS) agreement with infrastructure company Svevia

Techstep has signed a renewed Managed Mobility Service (MMS) agreement with the

Swedish infrastructure, road maintenance and construction company Svevia AB, an

existing Techstep customer.

The agreement with Svevia includes Platform Management, Advisory Services and

support for 2,600 managed devices. This MMS-solution combines services designed

to manage mobile devices at the enterprise level while providing Svevia's

employees, many being field workers, with easy and secure access to work

applications and swift support while on-the-go.

"Svevia is a leading infrastructure company in the Nordic region with a highly

mobile workforce. We look forward to continuing to support their quality

operations with enterprise level management of mobility, as well as easy, secure

and stable access to work applications for employees. Helping people do a better

job continues to be our business" says Managing Director for Techstep Sweden AB,

Fredrik Logenius.

The Platform Management part of the agreemement includes Mobileiron Enterprise

Mobility Management (EMM) licenses with solution management and support.

Techstep estimates the annual contract value to NOK 2.4 million. The contract

duration is one year with option for extension.

For more information please contact:

Erik Haugen, CCO, Techstep ASA: +47 967 90 101

About Svevia AB

Svevia has extensive experience with operation, maintenance and construction of

roads and infrastructure in Norway and Sweden. Svevia's business concept is to

deliver the best quality of construction and maintenance of roads and other

public infrastructure through good service and active cooperation with customers

and suppliers. In total, Svevia AB has 2,100 employees and an annual revenue of

SEK 8.1 billion.

About Techstep ASA

Techstep is purpose-built to become a leading Managed Mobility Services provider

in the Nordics. Techstep combines device management, software, hardware and

connectivity into a managed service. This enables enterprises and their

employees to do their work across mobile devices and locations, with a high

degree of security and operational stability. Techstep has 300 employees based

in Norway, Sweden and Denmark, serving 550+ enterprise customers across various

industries in the private and public sectors. The company is listed on the Oslo

Stock Exchange. For more information, see www.techstepasa.no.

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