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LPA GROUP PLC

("LPA", the "Company" or the "Group")

Contract Win and Orderbook

LPA Group plc, the high reliability LED lighting, electronic and electro-mechanical system designer and manufacturer announces a record orderbook of £36m, following receipt of a £2m order from Siemens to supply lighting on their prestigious Nightjet train destined for delivery to OBB (the Austrian Federal railways). This is LPA's second order for this platform and follows its successful introduction into service over the last year.

Production is scheduled to start later this calendar year, following completion of the first order, with deliveries expected throughout the 2024 and early into the 2025 financial year.

About LPA

LPA Group plc (AIM: LPA) is a market leading designer, manufacturer and supplier of high reliability LED lighting, electronic and electro-mechanical systems, and a distributor of engineered components.

Focused on transport (rail and aviation), defence, infrastructure and industrial markets and supplying into hostile and challenging environments, LPA is known for engineering solutions to improve product reliability, reducing maintenance and life cycle costs.

The Group has three sites across the UK, selling to customers in the UK and overseas. Two of these are design and manufacturing sites: LPA Connection Systems - electro-mechanical systems for rail, aviation and industrial, and LPA Lighting Systems - LED lighting and electronic systems for rail and infrastructure. The third site is LPA Channel Electric - a value added distributer of engineered components for rail, aerospace and defence.

With over 160 years of UK design and manufacture, and with origins in the first ever light installed in 'Electric Avenue', Brixton; innovation is core to LPA and to the products and services supplied to our customers worldwide.

For more information visit www.lpa-group.com

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