NOTE and STT in deeper co-operation

NOTE Xperi in Lund, Sweden, has been given renewed confidence by STT Care to develop and produce the new generation of safety phones. STT Care is the market leader in this segment and has achieved major global export successes. The order is worth over SEK 100 million.

STT produces security, care and operational systems for elderly care. NOTE Xperi STT has been co-operating for many years, and this new order represents a deeper collaboration between the companies.
- It feels like a great vote of confidence from STT that we get to take care of both development and production of the new security alarm," says Thomas Bengtsson, Key Account Manager at NOTE. "STT has set very high standards for delivery reliability and product quality, and the excellent co-operation has been an important factor in meeting these requirements," concludes Thomas.
- We see the renewed co-operation with NOTE Xperi as an important element in the battle for market share. Together with them, we will be able to offer the highest quality and most affordable products on the market," says Michael Wiegert.

For more information contact:
Thomas Bengtsson, KAM, NOTE Xperi, tel. 046-286 92 11, or
Michael Wiegert, CEO, STT Care AB, tel. 040-625 25 01.

About the NOTE Group
NOTE is one of Sweden's leading electronics manufacturers, with over 30 years' experience in the sector. We offer production close to the market via ems-ALLIANCETM - a global network of electronics manufacturers with partners in Brazil, China, India, Italy and the USA.
In total, the group has over 800 employees. In Sweden, we have six production plants/Centres of Excellence and NOTE Lab/sales offices. Outside Sweden, we have a plant in Lithuania, and operations in Central Europe managed from our office in Gdansk, Poland.

About STT
STT Care AB offers elderly care affordable, high-quality and flexible security, care and business systems as well as a comprehensive range of services. STT has about 40 employees and is owned by e.m.i. and 6e AP-fonden. Turnover amounts to approximately SEK 90 million. The company's main markets are Sweden, Spain, Japan, France, the Netherlands and Norway.