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Kongsberg Maritime acquires Fantoft Process Technologies


Published May 12, 2006
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Kongsberg Maritime acquires Fantoft Process Technologies-Main

Kongsberg Maritime AS signed an agreement today to acquire roughly 76 per cent of Fantoft Process Technologies AS. The purchase price is approximately 67 million NOK based on acquiring 100% of the shares.

The agreement is contingent on more shareholders accepting the agreement so that Kongsberg Maritime acquires more than 90 per cent of Fantoft's shares and calls for the approval of the Norwegian Competition Authority. The agreement is expected to be completed by 30 June 2006.

Fantoft Process Technologies delivers dynamic process simulators and real-time systems for oil and gas fields, LNG installations and transportation pipelines. The company has a total of around 50 employees, approx. 30 of whom work in Norway.

Fantoft Process Technologies AS is headquartered in Sandvika outside Oslo, and has subsidiaries in Houston (USA), Portsmouth (Great Britain) and Mumbai (India). It is also represented on Trinidad & Tobago, and in Egypt, Malaysia, the United Arab Emirates and South Korea. The company had a turnover of approximately 58 million NOK in 2005.

Fantoft Process Technologies and Kongsberg Maritime will integrate their process simulation activities to promote further development and internationalisation.

"The acquisition of Fantoft Process Technologies is in line with our strategy for placing stronger emphasis on the international oil and gas industry. We expect the acquisition to enhance our growth opportunities", states Nils E. Standal, executive vice president, Kongsberg Maritime.

According to President & CEO Rune Kvernberg of Fantoft Process : "Combining these two strong environments will pave the way for an exciting development trend both on the Norwegian Continental Shelf and abroad."




   

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