Applied Nutrition PLC Regulatory News (APN)

4 Jul 2006 12:08

Appian Technology PLC04 July 2006 Appian Technology plc / Ticker: APN / Market: AIM / Sector: Technology 4 July 2006 Appian Technology plc ('Appian' or 'the Company') £100,000 Contract to Install ANPR Systems in the Middle East Appian Technology plc, the AIM-traded provider of Automatic Number PlateRecognition systems ('ANPR') and traffic management products and solutions, haswon a contract totalling £100,000 to equip a major Middle Eastern hotel with itsTalon ANPR technology. This follows on from other major contract wins in theregion. The ANPR system will be used for security and monitoring purposes. This initialcontract is for the largest hotel of a major domestic chain of hotels. Over thecourse of the next 18 months the Talon ANPR system will be installed into anadditional five hotels. Significant additional follow on contracts are expectedfrom this customer. Appian Chairman Pat Ryan said: "This contract reinforces our position as beingthe ANPR technology supplier of choice for international security applications.The market for our products continues to expand internationally as spending forsecurity and counter terrorism measures increases. The flexibility of our TalonANPR system to read international vehicle license plates places us in an idealposition to take advantage of this growth." * * ENDS * * For Enquiries: Tom Keene Appian Technology plc Tel: 01628 554750 Hugo de Salis St Brides Media and Finance Ltd Tel: 020 7242 4477 Notes to Editors: Appian Technology plc, which joined AIM on 4 January 2006, provides high techproducts for automatic number plate recognition ('ANPR'), vehicleidentification, modern traffic management, parking guidance and car parkmanagement problems for the surveillance, counter terrorism, access controland congestion charging markets. Key products are Talon ('ANPR') andNavigator PGI (parking guidance information system). In 2003 the Companyintroduced TalonSP, a software based version with all the functionality ofTalon, which is capable of running a number of cameras on any modern PCplatform. This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange