2007-02-27 07:32:36 CET

2007-02-27 07:32:36 CET


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INCAP GROUP FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR 2006: REVENUE GREW, BUT INVESTMENTS IN


INCAP CORPORATION					STOCK EXCHANGE RELEASE                                    
								27 February 2007 at 8.30 a.m.                                           


INCAP GROUP FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR 2006: REVENUE GREW, BUT INVESTMENTS IN     
GROWTH WEAKENED EARNINGS                                                        

revenue rose by 17% on the previous year to EUR 89.3 million (EUR 76.7 million  
in 2005)                                                                        
operating profit was EUR 2.8 million (EUR 3.8 million), or 3.2% of revenue      
(4.9%)                                                                          
net profit for the financial year was EUR 3.2 million (EUR 5.1 million)         
earnings per share amounted to EUR 0.26 (EUR 0.42)                              
total capital expenditures came to EUR 7.1 million (EUR 0.8 million), or about  
8.0% of revenue (1.1%)                                                          
Incap continued to invest strongly in growth and internationalisation in        
accordance with strategy                                                        

Juhani Hanninen, President and CEO of Incap Corporation: “Our business          
operations enjoyed a favourable trend in 2006. Demand for Incap's manufacturing 
services continued at a good level and revenue grew more vigorously than the    
market average.”                                                                

”We boosted our competitiveness by investing heavily in production equipment and
in improving our operations. Although operating profit fell from last year due  
to these investments, our profitability remains on a satisfactory level and our 
operating profit represented more than 3% of revenue.”                          


Revenue and earnings in October-December                                        

Fourth-quarter revenue totalled EUR 24.0 million, or 20.2% more than in the same
period last year (Oct.-Dec. 2005: EUR 20.0 million).                            

Operating profit in October-December amounted to EUR -0.3 million (EUR 0.7      
million), representing                                                          
 -1.4% of revenue (3.4%).                                                       

Vuokatti personnel arrangements reduced profitability in the final quarter of   
2006 when EUR 0.5 million were recorded as costs of lay-offs. Other             
non-recurring costs were created by the market study in India and product       
transfers from Finland to Estonia.                                              

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| Quarterly  | Oct.- | July- | April | Jan.- | Oct.- | July- | April- | Jan.-M |
| comparison | Dec./ | Sept. | -June | March | Dec./ | Sept. |  June/ |  arch/ |
| (EUR       |  2006 |     / |     / |     / |  2005 |     / |   2005 |   2005 |
| thousands) |       |  2006 |  2006 |  2006 |       |  2005 |        |        |
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| Revenue    |   24  |   21  |    22 |    21 |    19 |    16 | 19 891 | 20 208 |
|            |   014 |   810 |   486 |   038 |   975 |   600 |        |        |
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| Operating  |  -331 |   599 | 1 163 | 1 396 |   680 |   756 |  1 088 |  1 227 |
| profit     |       |       |       |       |       |       |        |        |
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| Net profit |  -376 |   728 | 1 320 | 1 553 | 1 234 | 1 286 |  2 176 |    796 |
| for the    |       |       |       |       |       |       |        |        |
| financial  |       |       |       |       |       |       |        |        |
| year       |       |       |       |       |       |       |        |        |
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| Earnings   | -0,03 |  0,06 |  0,11 |  0,13 |  0,10 |  0,11 |   0,18 |   0,06 |
| per share, |       |       |       |       |       |       |        |        |
| EUR        |       |       |       |       |       |       |        |        |
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Operational performance in 2006                                                 

Consolidated revenue rose by 17% on the previous year to EUR 89.3 million (EUR  
76.7 million in 2005). Operating profit amounted to EUR 2.8 million (EUR 3.8    
million), representing 3.2% of revenue (4.9%). Operating profit was weakened by 
non-recurring expenses of about EUR 0.9 million, from which majority was spent  
on research of business opportunities in India and start-up of the new          
Kuressaare factory.  Also a cost of EUR 0.5 million was written off for         
personnel arrangements at the Vuokatti factory. Excluding non-recurring         
expenses, operating profit reached almost the same level as in 2005,            
representing about 4.7% of revenue.                                             

Net profit for the financial year totalled EUR 3.2 million (EUR 5.1 million).   
Result includes a change in deferred tax assets.                                

Earnings per share were EUR 0.26 (EUR 0.42) and equity per share was EUR 1.67   
(EUR 1.39).                                                                     


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| Financial year comparison  | 2006          | 2005         | Change           |
| (EUR thousands)            |               |              | %                |
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| Revenue                    |        89 347 |       76 673 | 17               |
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| Operating profit           |         2 828 |        3 750 | -25              |
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| Net profit for the         |         3 225 |        5 109 | -37              |
| financial year             |               |              |                  |
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| Earnings per share, EUR    |          0,26 |         0,42 | -38              |
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The demand for electronics manufacturing services experienced great seasonal and
quantitative fluctuations. Customers' need to reduce the manufacturing costs of 
their products kept competition tight and prompted the providers of             
manufacturing services to constantly increase the efficiency of their           
operations. Production and operations closely related to it continued to be     
transferred to lower-cost areas.                                                

Incap maintained its strong position as a contract manufacturing partner to its 
significant customers and enlarged the scope of services it provided to several 
of its customers. Deliveries to equipment manufacturers in the                  
telecommunications, electrical and measurement technology industries in         
particular grew.                                                                

The customer mix was further balanced, with the largest single customer         
accounting for less than 25% of revenue. The largest customer sector was        
telecommunications, deliveries to which represented about 45% of consolidated   
revenue.                                                                        

There was increased interest towards Incap's manufacturing services, and bidding
was brisk. Investments to increase and modernise production capacity reinforced 
the company's capability to expand its services to the present clientele and to 
acquire new customers.                                                          

The extension of the Kuressaare factory, where operations were started in the   
summer, improved Incap's ability to actively market its services to equipment   
manufacturers operating in Scandinavia and central Europe. The signing of a     
co-operation agreement with Electron Tubes Ltd, a UK company that manufactures  
measurement devices, was proof of the fact that Estonia is a competitive        
manufacturing location for products destined for European markets.              

The acquisition of new customer relationships was beefed up by the signing of   
agency agreements with companies operating in Germany, the UK and Ireland. The  
sales process was also enhanced, following an earlier development project which 
focused on customer relationship management, and sales operations were bolstered
with new recruitments.                                                          

Development of operations                                                       

In a move to improve its competitiveness, Incap increased the efficiency of its 
operations with a clearer division of tasks among its factories. The Vuokatti   
facility was developed to specialise in electronics prototype fabrication, the  
ramp-up of new products and demanding testing and maintenance operations. The   
factory's new role was reinforced by the transfer of Tellabs' prototype         
fabrication and preproduction manufacturing to Incap at the beginning of the    
year. The Vuokatti factory's expertise in NPI (New Product Introduction)        
operations, which take place at the early stages of the production chain, was   
strengthened by the procurement of modern equipment suited to prototype         
fabrication and preproduction manufacturing. Vuokatti's functions were          
reorganised in line with the new operational model, and the factory launched a  
new development programme with the aim of significantly boosting efficiency.    

Labour-intensive products and volume production of electronics were concentrated
at the Kuressaare factory. Operations in Estonia expanded considerably in the   
summer with the opening of a new factory extension. In addition to about 3,700  
square metres of floor space in the new building, Incap is using an older       
factory building with about 1,300 metres of floor space for product assembly and
the training of new employees. Major investments at the new factory included an 
SMD assembly line and an ancillary optical quality inspection device. The design
of the new building allows for the expansion of production space to almost      
double its current size in a short period of time.                              

The manufacture of certain customers' volume products was moved from the        
Vuokatti factory to the Kuressaare facility. Due to the strong growth in demand,
the production transfers took place mostly in the latter half of the year.      

The manufacture of sheet-metal mechanics was made more efficient by procuring a 
modern punch press and an automated warehouse for the Helsinki factory. The     
Vaasa factory upgraded its equipment and revised its organisation. The          
operations of Ultraprint Oy, the subsidiary that manufactures chemically milled 
sheet-metal products, flexible PCBs and RFID products, were concentrated at a   
single business location, and the unit's production methods were developed.     

In order to improve its delivery reliability and quality assurance capability,  
Incap undertook large-scale development measures aimed at ensuring the smooth   
functioning of manufacturing processes through the systematic management and    
planning of production and materials resources. The new operational model was   
first adopted at the Vuokatti factory, and it will be applied at other          
facilities during 2007.                                                         

The coming into force of the RoHS directive, which restricts the use of         
environmentally hazardous materials, in the beginning of July, did not call for 
changes in Incap's operations, as the company's facilities were fully compliant 
with the directive already at the beginning of the year.                        

Financing and cash flow                                                         

The Group's equity ratio remained at a good level and was 45% (43%).            
Interest-bearing net liabilities totalled EUR 8.9 million (EUR 5.3 million) and 
the ratio of net liabilities to equity (gearing) was 43.9% (31.2%). Net         
financial expenses amounted to EUR 0.5 million (EUR 0.6 million) and            
depreciation to EUR 2.3 million (EUR 2.6 million).                              

The Group's equity increased, totalling EUR 20.3 million (EUR 17.0 million) at  
the close of the financial year. Liabilities amounted to EUR 25.2 million (EUR  
22.2 million), of which interest-bearing liabilities amounted to EUR 9.4 million
(EUR 7.5 million). The company did not use any short-term credit facilities     
available at the close of the financial year.                                   

The Group's liquidity was satisfactory: the quick ratio was 0.8 (0.9) and the   
current ratio 1.6 (1.7). Cash flow from operations totalled EUR 3.0 million (EUR
7.6 million) and the change in cash and cash equivalents was a decrease of EUR  
1.7 million (an increase of EUR 1.8 million). The change in cash and cash       
equivalents was influenced in particular by non-recurring items and the increase
in working capital.                                                             



Research and development                                                        

Incap's research and development expenses were spent on the improvement of the  
company's operational processes, and totalled EUR 0.5 million (EUR 0.6 million).

Capital expenditures                                                            

The Group's capital expenditures in the financial year totalled EUR 7.1 million 
(EUR 0.8 million), or about 8.0% of revenue (1.1%). The largest investments were
made in connection with the start-up of the Kuressaare factory and the increase 
and modernisation of production capacity in Vuokatti and Helsinki. Finance      
leases accounted for EUR 5.6 million (EUR 0.1 million) of the investments.      

Environmental issues                                                            

All of Incap's factories have environmental and quality assurance systems       
certified by Lloyd's, and these are used as tools for continuous improvement.   
The environmental system complies with the ISO 14001:2004 standard, while the   
quality assurance system complies with the ISO 9001:2000 standard.              

The Kuressaare factory was audited for obtaining a certificate under the ISO    
13485:2003 standard which is widely applied to the manufacture of medical       
devices. Similar audits will also be carried out at the company's Helsinki and  
Vuokatti factories.                                                             

Personnel                                                                       

At the beginning of the year, the Incap Group employed 450 people and, at the   
end of the year, 541. On average, there were 521 (468) people on the payroll in 
2006. The strongest growth in the number of personnel occurred at Kuressaare,   
where 72 new employees were recruited during the year. At the close of the year,
about 70% of all personnel worked in the Finnish units.                         

Of Incap's personnel at the end of the year, 282 were women and 259 men. 452 are
permanently employed staff and 89 fixed-term employees. There were 11 part-time 
employment contracts at the end of the year. The average age of the personnel   
was 37 years.                                                                   

Due to the arrangements related to the distribution of the factories' tasks,    
co-determination negotiations concerning a maximum of 130 employees were started
at the Vuokatti factory. As a result of the negotiations concluded after the    
close of the financial year in January 2007, 53 people were laid off from the   
unit.                                                                           

Management Team                                                                 

The company's president and CEO during the financial year was Juhani Hanninen,  
M.Sc. (Eng.). In addition to him, the members of the Group's Management Team    
included Liam Kenny (Materials and Logistics), Hannele Pöllä (Communications and
Investor Relations), Anja Rouhiainen (Manufacturing Services, as from 1         
September), Petri Saari (Sales and Marketing), Niklas Skogster (Development of  
Operations, as from 1 August), Timo Sonninen (Manufacturing Services, until 31  
July) and Tuula Ylimäki (Finance and Administration).                           

Group's Chief Financial Officer Tuula Ylimäki was appointed as CEO of Ultraprint
Oy, a subsidiary of Incap Corporation, as from 1 January 2007. Anne Sointu,     
M.Sc. (Econ.), eMBA, was appointed as the new Chief Financial Officer.          
	                                                                               
The President and CEO and the members of the Group Management Team receive      
bonuses linked to the company's annual result in accordance with the            
earnings-tied bonus scheme confirmed by the Board of Directors. The bonus for   
2006 was tied to the targets that had been set for revenue, net profit and the  
inventory turnover rate.                                                        
	                                                                               
Annual General Meeting                                                          

The Annual General Meeting of Incap Corporation was held on 11 April 2006 in    
Oulu. The Annual General Meeting adopted the consolidated and parent company    
financial statements for 2005 and granted release from liability to the         
responsible officers. No dividend was paid for the 2005 financial year.         

The Annual General Meeting authorised the Board of Directors to decide on       
increasing the share capital through one or more rights issues, the floating of 
one or more issues of convertible bonds and/or granting stock options. The      
authorisation provides for raising the company's share capital by a maximum of  
about EUR 4,092,776, and it is valid up to 11 April 2007. The Board of Directors
did not exercise its authorisation during the financial year.                   

Board of Directors                                                              

The Annual General Meeting re-elected Seppo Arponen, Juha-Pekka Kallunki, Kalevi
Laurila, Timo Leinilä, Sakari Nikkanen and Jorma Terentjeff to seats on the     
Board of Directors. From amongst its number, the Board of Directors re-elected  
Jorma Terentjeff as Chairman. Jari Pirinen, (LL.M.), served as secretary to the 
Board of Directors.                                                             

The Board of Directors met 17 times in 2006 and the average attendance of the   
directors at meetings was 99 per cent.                                          

Auditors                                                                        

The firm of independent accountants Ernst & Young Oy were the company's         
auditors, with Rauno Sipilä, Authorised Public Accountant, acting at principal  
auditor.                                                                        
		                                                                              
Shares and shareholders                                                         

Incap had 12,180,880 shares in issue. The price of the Incap Corporation share  
varied in the range of EUR 1.82 to EUR 2.90 during the financial year, and the  
share price at the close of the year was EUR 2.51. The trade volume was 90% of  
the shares outstanding.                                                         

At the end of the report year, the company had 1,179 shareholders. Foreign and  
nominee-registered owners held 10% of all shares. The company's market          
capitalisation at 31 December 2006 was EUR 30.6 million.                        

Share options                                                                   

The Incap Group currently runs a share option scheme that was introduced in 2004
and that commits key employees to long-term share ownership. There are a total  
of 630,000 option rights, entitling their holders to subscribe for an equal     
number of shares. On the basis of the subscriptions, Incap's share capital can  
rise by a maximum of about EUR 1,058,400. At the close of the year, the option  
scheme covered 10 key employees.                                                

Board of Directors' proposal for the disposal of profits                        

The parent company's distributable funds total EUR 633 581.59 including EUR     
2 805 820.03 in net profit for the financial year. The Board of Directors will  
propose to the Annual General Meeting to be held on 3 April 2007 that no        
dividend be distributed and that the profit for the financial year be           
transferred to retained earnings.                                               

Announcements in accordance with Chapter 2, Section 9, of the Securities Market 
Act on changes in holdings                                                      

Eqvitec Partners Oy announced on 19 April 2006 that the mutual funds managed by 
it had decreased their holdings of Incap Corporation's shares to 4.9% of Incap  
Corporation's share capital and votes. Ingman Group Oy Ab announced on 7        
September 2006 that the total holdings of the companies under its management,   
Leimark Invest Oy Ab and Ingman Finance Oy Ab, had increased to 5.9% of the     
share capital and votes of Incap Corporation. Teknoventure Oy announced that it 
had sold all of its holdings in Incap Corporation, or 6.4% of the share capital 
and votes of Incap Corporation, in a transaction concluded on 27 September 2006.
Etra Invest Oy announced on 29 September 2006 that its holdings of the share    
capital and votes of Incap Corporation had increased to 14.2%. Finnvera plc, in 
turn, announced that it had sold its 14.2% holding in a deal concluded on 29    
September 2006.                                                                 

After the close of the financial year, on 26 January 2007, Ingman Finance Oy Ab 
announced that its holdings of the share capital and votes of Incap Corporation 
had increased to 10.1%. OKO Bank plc announced on 31 January 2007 that its      
holdings had fallen below 5%.                                                   

Operational risks and factors of uncertainty                                    

The electronics and mechanics contract manufacturing market is estimated to grow
steadily in the coming years, even though the pace of growth is expected to slow
down slightly. There are strong fluctuations in the sector's demand, which makes
it difficult to provide even short-term forecasts of the industry's future      
trend.                                                                          

The sector is highly competitive and, in order to remain profitable, contract   
manufacturers are constantly forced to improve the efficiency of their own      
operations and supply chains. The efficiency of materials management and        
productivity of manufacturing operations are key to maintaining                 
cost-competitiveness.                                                           

Incap's customers operate in a number of different industries, and this balanced
customer structure shields the company from sharp seasonal fluctuations.        
Although the company is not overly dependent on any single customer, the        
simultaneous loss of one or more important customers may have an impact on the  
company's finances.                                                             

Targeting strong growth and more international operations                       

Incap's objective is to achieve strong, profitable growth through               
internationalisation. Organic growth in revenue can be achieved by increasing   
the volume of deliveries to present customers and by taking over customers'     
entire production under outsourcing agreements. New customer relationships are  
sought particularly among device manufacturers in the healthcare industry. The  
increased manufacturing capacity of the Estonian unit has created good          
conditions for growth in revenue and the acquisition of new customers especially
in Scandinavia and central Europe. In addition to organic growth, Incap is      
examining the possibility of expanding its operations through mergers and       
acquisitions.                                                                   

Most device manufacturers with global operations expect their contract          
manufacturing partners to have international operations and to provide service  
near customers' main markets. In response to this challenge, Incap has          
extensively studied the possibility of starting manufacturing operations in     
Asia, close to rapidly growing markets where Incap's present customers are      
already operating. At the beginning of 2006, Incap opened an office in New Delhi
for the purpose of charting the local contract manufacturing market.            

Events after the close of the financial year                                    

In February 2007, Incap signed a Letter of Intent with TVS Electronics Limited  
for the acquisition of an electronics contract manufacturing unit in India. The 
facility assembles circuit boards and manufactures power supply units, among    
other products. The objective is to transfer the unit's business operations     
during the second quarter of 2007 to a new subsidiary to be established.        

Outlook for 2007                                                                

The outlook for electronics manufacturing services remains bright and various   
research institutes estimate that the worldwide EMS market will continue to grow
at around 10% annually in the near future.                                      

The majority of Incap's customers have given positive forecasts of their demand 
in 2007 and, judging by the offer backlog, interest in the company's services   
has increased. Incap's deliveries to the telecommunications sector will decline,
and compensating revenue is sought from other customer branches and from new    
market areas such as India.                                                     

Revenue of the first quarter of the year 2007 is expected to be smaller than    
during the same period last year due to a decline in revenue in the             
telecommunications sector. Operating profit in the first quarter is estimated to
be significantly smaller than during January-March 2006.                        

Incap will publish its Interim Report for January-March on Wednesday, 9 May     
2007.                                                                           


INCAP CORPORATION                                                               
Board of Directors                                                              

For additional information, contact:                                            
Juhani Hanninen, President and CEO, tel. +358 50 556 7199                       
Anne Sointu, Chief Financial Officer, tel. +358 40 347 2059                     
Hannele Pöllä, Director, Communications and Investor Relations, tel. +358 40 504
8296                                                                            

PRESS CONFERENCE                                                                
Incap will arrange a conference for the press and financial analysts today at   
10.00 a.m. at the World Trade Center Helsinki, in Meeting Room 1 on the 2nd     
floor, at the address Aleksanterinkatu 17, FI-00100 Helsinki.                   

DISTRIBUTION                                                                    
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Principal media                                                                 

INCAP IN BRIEF                                                                  
Incap Corporation is a fast-growing electronics contract manufacturer whose     
comprehensive service covers the entire product life cycle from design and      
manufacture to repair and maintenance services. The company's main customer     
sectors are leading equipment suppliers in telecommunications, electrical power 
technology, the automation and process industries as well as measurement        
technology, safety electronics and healthcare. The Incap Group's revenue in 2006
amounted to EUR 89 million and the company currently employs about 540 people.  
Incap's share is listed on the Helsinki Stock Exchange and it is a component of 
the Nordic Small Cap list within the information technology sector. For         
additional information, please visit www.incap.fi.                              


ANNEXES                                                                         
Consolidated Income Statement                                                   
Consolidated Balance Sheet                                                      
Consolidated Cash Flow Statement                                                
Consolidated Statement of Changes in Equity                                     
Group Key Figures and Contingent Liabilities                                    

Annex 1                                                                         

CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT (IFRS)                                            
(EUR thousands, unaudited)                                                      
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|                                         | Jan.-Dec.  | Jan.-Dec. |  Change % |
|                                         | 2006       |      2005 |           |
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| REVENUE                                 |     89 347 |    76 673 |        17 |
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| Other operating income                  |        383 |       211 |        82 |
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| Changes in inventories of finished      |      1 409 |      -296 |      -576 |
| goods and work in progress              |            |           |           |
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| Raw materials and consumables used      |     61 634 |    50 340 |        22 |
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| Personnel expenses                      |     16 245 |    13 328 |        22 |
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| Depreciation, amortisation and          |      2 284 |     2 592 |       -12 |
| impairment losses                       |            |           |           |
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| Other operating expenses                |      8 149 |     6 576 |        24 |
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| OPERATING PROFIT/LOSS                   |      2 828 |     3 750 |       -25 |
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| Financial income and expenses           |       -505 |      -574 |       -12 |
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| PROFIT/LOSS BEFORE TAXES                |      2 323 |     3 177 |       -27 |
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| Income taxes                            |        902 |     1 933 |       -53 |
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| PROFIT/LOSS FOR THE REPORT PERIOD FROM  |      3 225 |     5 109 |       -37 |
| CONTINUING OPERATIONS                   |            |           |           |
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| Profit/loss for the report period from  |          - |       382 |      -100 |
| discontinued operations                 |            |           |           |
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| PROFIT/LOSS FOR THE REPORT PERIOD       |       3225 |     5 491 |       -41 |
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| Earnings per share, from continuing     |       0.26 |      0.42 |       -38 |
| operations                              |            |           |           |
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| Earnings per share, from discontinued   |          - |      0.03 |      -100 |
| operations                              |            |           |           |
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| Share options did not have a dilutive   |            |           |           |
| effect in the 2005 and 2006 financial   |            |           |           |
| years.                                  |            |           |           |
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Annex 2                                                                         

CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET (IFRS)                                               
(EUR thousands, unaudited)                                                      
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|                                   | 31 Dec. 2006 | 31 Dec. 2005 |     Change |
|                                   |              |              |          % |
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| ASSETS                            |              |              |            |
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| NON-CURRENT ASSETS                |              |              |            |
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| Tangible assets                   |       11 571 |        7 169 |         61 |
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| Intangible assets                 |          495 |          440 |         13 |
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| Deferred tax assets               |        4 310 |        3 545 |         22 |
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| Other non-current receivables     |           15 |           15 |          - |
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| TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS          |       16 391 |       11 169 |         47 |
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| CURRENT ASSETS                    |              |              |            |
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| Inventories                       |       14 626 |       12 880 |         14 |
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| Trade and other receivables       |       13 994 |       12 899 |          8 |
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| Cash and cash equivalents         |          500 |        2 213 |        -77 |
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| TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS              |       29 120 |       27 991 |          4 |
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| TOTAL ASSETS                      |       45 511 |       39 160 |         16 |
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| EQUITY AND LIABILITIES            |              |              |            |
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| EQUITY ATTRIBUTABLE TO EQUITY     |              |              |            |
| HOLDERS OF THE PARENT             |              |              |            |
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| Share capital                     |       20 487 |       20 487 |          - |
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| Share premium account             |           44 |           44 |          - |
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| Retained earnings                 |         -206 |       -3 566 |        -94 |
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| TOTAL EQUITY                      |       20 325 |       16 965 |         20 |
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| NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES           |              |              |            |
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| Deferred tax liabilities          |          147 |          284 |        -48 |
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| Interest-bearing loans and        |        6 806 |        5 544 |         23 |
| borrowings                        |              |              |            |
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| CURRENT LIABILITIES               |              |              |            |
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| Trade and other payables          |       15 620 |       14 400 |          8 |
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| Interest-bearing loans and        |        2 613 |        1 966 |         33 |
| borrowings                        |              |              |            |
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| TOTAL LIABILITIES                 |       25 186 |       22 195 |         13 |
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| TOTAL EQUITY AND LIABILITIES      |       45 511 |       39 160 |         16 |
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Annex 3                                                                         

CONSOLIDATED CASH FLOW STATEMENT (IFRS)                                         
(EUR thousands, unaudited)                                                      
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|                                                    |  Jan.-Dec. |  Jan.-Dec. |
|                                                    |       2006 |       2005 |
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| Cash flow from operating activities                |            |            |
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|   Operating profit                                 |      2 828 |      4 163 |
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|   Adjustments to operating profit                  |      1 996 |      2 020 |
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|   Change in working capital                        |     -1 420 |      2 066 |
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|   Interest and other payments made                 |       -411 |       -554 |
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|   Interest received                                |         22 |         31 |
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|   Income taxes paid                                |          - |        -77 |
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| Cash flow from operating activities                |      3 015 |      7 649 |
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| Cash flow from investing activities                |            |            |
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| Investments in tangible and intangible assets      |     -1 547 |       -813 |
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| Gains on the sale of tangible and intangible       |         15 |      3 115 |
| assets                                             |            |            |
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| Cash flow from investing activities                |     - 1532 |      2 302 |
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| Cash flow from financing activities                |            |            |
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|   Repayments of borrowings                         |     -1 235 |     -6 448 |
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| Repayments of obligations under finance leases     |     -1 961 |     -1 702 |
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| Cash flow from financing activities                |     -3 196 |     -8 150 |
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| Change in net cash                                 |     -1 713 |      1 801 |
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| Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of period   |      2 213 |        412 |
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| Cash and cash equivalents at end of period         |        500 |      2 213 |
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Annex 4                                                                         

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY (IFRS)                              
(EUR thousands, unaudited)                                                      

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|                        | Share       | Share      | Retained     | Total     |
|                        | capital     | premium    | earnings     |           |
|                        |             | account    |              |           |
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| Equity at 1 January    |      20 487 |         44 |       -9 111 |    11 420 |
| 2005                   |             |            |              |           |
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| Option and share-based |           - |          - |           54 |        54 |
| compensation           |             |            |              |           |
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| Net income (loss)      |           - |          - |           54 |        54 |
| recognised directly in |             |            |              |           |
| equity                 |             |            |              |           |
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| Result for the         |           - |          - |        5 491 |     5 491 |
| financial year         |             |            |              |           |
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| Total income and       |           - |          - |        5 546 |     5 546 |
| expense for the report |             |            |              |           |
| period                 |             |            |              |           |
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| Equity at 31 December  |      20 487 |         44 |       -3 566 |    16 965 |
| 2005                   |             |            |              |           |
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| Equity at 1 January    |      20 487 |         44 |       -3 566 |    16 965 |
| 2006                   |             |            |              |           |
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| Option and share-based |           - |          - |          135 |       135 |
| compensation           |             |            |              |           |
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| Net income (loss)      |           - |          - |          135 |       135 |
| recognised directly in |             |            |              |           |
| equity                 |             |            |              |           |
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| Result for the         |           - |          - |        3 225 |     3 225 |
| financial year         |             |            |              |           |
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| Total income and       |           - |          - |        3 360 |     3 360 |
| expense for the report |             |            |              |           |
| period                 |             |            |              |           |
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| Equity at 31 December  |      20 487 |         44 |         -206 |    20 325 |
| 2006                   |             |            |              |           |
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Annex 5                                                                         

GROUP KEY FIGURES AND CONTINGENT LIABILITIES (IFRS, CONTINUING OPERATIONS)      


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|                                          |  Jan.-Dec. 2006 |  Jan.-Dec. 2005 |
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| Revenue, EUR millions                    |            89.3 |            76.7 |
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| Operating profit, EUR millions           |             2.8 |             3.8 |
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|     % of revenue                         |             3.2 |             4.9 |
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| Profit before taxes, EUR millions        |             2.3 |             3.2 |
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|     % of revenue                         |             2.6 |             4.1 |
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| Return on investment (ROI), %            |            10.5 |            14.7 |
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| Return on equity (ROE), %                |            17.3 |            36.0 |
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| Equity ratio, %                          |            44.7 |            43.4 |
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| Gearing, %                               |            43.9 |            31.2 |
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| Net debt, EUR millions                   |            10.7 |             7.1 |
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| Interest-bearing net debt, EUR millions  |             8.9 |             5.3 |
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| Average number of share                  |      12 180 880 |      12 180 880 |
| issue-adjusted shares during the         |                 |                 |
| financial year                           |                 |                 |
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| Earnings per share (EPS), euros          |            0.26 |            0.42 |
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| Equity per share, euros                  |            1.67 |            1.39 |
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| Investments, EUR millions                |             7.1 |             0.8 |
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|    % of revenue                          |             8.0 |             1.1 |
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| Average number of employees              |             521 |             468 |
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| CONTINGENT LIABILITIES (EUR millions)    |     31 December |     31 December |
|                                          |            2006 |            2005 |
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| FOR OWN LIABILITIES                      |                 |                 |
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| Mortgages                                |             6.0 |             8.6 |
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| Other liabilities                        |            10.2 |             9.3 |
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