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New order in Hungary |
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Thursday, 08 September 2011 12:46 |
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FARA ASA, the leading provider of IT solutions to the transport sector in the Nordic countries, has been chosen together with their partner, as supplier for a new real-time information and ticketing project for the operator Jászkun Volán in the city Szolnok, Hungary. FARA will provide its Finnish proprietary platform for 190 buses and ticket offices. FARA has previously delivered about 550 units into Hungary.
The new shipments have a value of approx 480 000 EUR and deliveries will begin in September 2011. As previously, FARA will deliver it’s hardware with FARA`s Finnish operating system. FARA’s partner will take care of the specific formal requirements in Hungary on their ticketing application. On the hardware side the contract involves the delivery of the FARA Vehicle PC, driver and ticket units, and a number of controller terminals.
FARA has an advantage in Hungary since their solution, with the partner's application, has already been certified for use by the public authorities, a process that could otherwise take years. |
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Supply of EMV equipment |
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Thursday, 08 September 2011 11:03 |
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FARA ASA, the leading supplier of IT solutions to the public transport sector in the Nordic countries, has signed an order to supply additional equipment related to EMV, to their existing customer Vestviken Kollektivtrafikk AS, which administers public transport for the counties of Telemark and Vestfold in Norway..
The total order value of approx MNOK 2,2 excluding VAT.
In addition FARA will increase its’ recurring revenue from service and maintenance after the equipment has been implemented.
FARA ASA, the leading supplier of IT solutions to the public transport sector in the Nordic countries, has signed an order to supply additional equipment related to EMV, to their existing customer Vestviken Kollektivtrafikk AS, which administers public transport for the counties of Telemark and Vestfold in Norway.
The total order value of approx MNOK 2,2 excluding VAT.
In addition, FARA will increase it's recurring revenue from service and maintenance after the equipment has been implemented. |
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Mandatory notification of trade |
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Wednesday, 31 August 2011 07:50 |
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K2 Invest AS, a company owned by Ørjan Kirkefjord, has on 30.08.2011 purchased 100.000 shares in FARA ASA at NOK 2,20 per share. Total shareholdings after this purchase is 160.837 shares.
Ørjan Kirkefjord is the CEO of FARA ASA. |
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Mandatory notification of trade |
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Tuesday, 30 August 2011 11:38 |
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Harburg AS, a company owned by Cecilie Johnsen, has on 30.08.2011 purchased 59.084 shares in FARA ASA at NOK 2,20 per share. Total shareholdings after this purchase is 280.000 shares, corresponding to a 0,9% ownership share.
Cecilie Johnsen is an insider in FARA ASA. |
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Mandatory notification of trade |
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Tuesday, 30 August 2011 07:54 |
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Harburg AS, a company owned by Cecilie Johnsen, has on 29.08.2011 purchased 10.916 shares in FARA ASA at NOK 2,1918 per share. Total shareholdings after this purchase is 220.916 shares, corresponding to a 0,7% ownership share.
Cecilie Johnsen is an insider in FARA ASA. |
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