NCC secures contract for energy renovation in Denmark valued at SEK 480 million

NCC is to conduct the energy renovation of Sorgenfrivang II, a municipal housing
area outside Copenhagen. The contract, valued at SEK 480 million, is the largest
renovation assignment to date for NCC in Denmark and pertains to the first
housing area to gain the Green Building Council Denmark’s certification system,
DGNB Denmark.
“We have a major focus on sustainability at NCC, and that is why we are
delighted about the contract with the housing company, Lyngby Almennyttige
Boligselskab, which opens the way for environmental certification in accordance
with the Green Building Council Denmark’s certification system, DGNB. The
project is a distinct milestone for the sustainability work on energy
renovations, both for NCC and for the construction industry in general,” says
Dennis Nielsen, head of the Energy Renovation area at NCC Denmark.

The residential buildings in Sorgenfrivang II were built at the end of the 1950s
and comprise 429 rental apartments. The buildings will be completely renovated,
internally and externally, and as a result of the renovation, the residents of
Sorgenfrivang II will have more modern, healthier and energy-efficient
apartments.

Energy savings of 66 percent

“The ambitious demands imposed for a DGNB certification mean, for example, that
sustainable material with a long lifetime is used. The certification will result
in a better indoor climate, make the apartments more inviting and reduce energy
use. The energy saving is expected to amount to 66 percent compared with the
current levels,” says Karina Mary Andersen, project manager responsible at NCC
Construction Denmark.

The renovation assignment will commence in February 2015, when the first tenants
move to temporary housing. According to plan, the renovation work will be
completed at the end of 2018. The contract has been signed between the housing
company, Lyngby Almennyttige Boligselskab, and NCC. The order will be booked
during the fourth quarter in NCC Construction Denmark.

DGNB is a system for the certification of sustainable solutions in construction
and now also of comprehensive housing renovation work. The certification system
makes demands on social, economic, environmental, technical and process-related
standards, thereby contributing to ensuring sustainability.
For further information, contact:

Ghita Borring, Communications Manager, NCC Construction Denmark +45 41 70 44 40
Anna Trane, Press & PR Manager, NCC +46 708847469

NCC’s media line +46 8 585 519 00, e-mail: press@ncc.se, NCC’s image
bank (http://www.ncc.se/sv/OM-NCC/Press-och-media/Bildbank/)
This is the type of information that NCC could be obligated to disclose pursuant
to the Securities Market Act. The information was issued for publication on
December 4, 2014, at 08:00 a.m.

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billion and 18,500 employees in 2013. The NCC share is listed on the Nasdaq
Stockholm exchange.