Morphic Impact receives new test order with Leading Automotive Manufacturer

Morphic Impact receives new test order with Leading Automotive Manufacturer

Morphic Impact's test center in Tokyo has received an order for three further
test and verification platforms from one of the world's five largest automotive
manufacturers. The order marks a significant step on the way to mass production
of flow plates for fuel cells.

In February 2008 Morphic Impact opened a technology center in Shin-Yokohama
outside Tokyo in Japan. At the same time the company announced that one of the
world's five largest car makers had booked the facility to produce test series
of fuel plates for cars. The partnership follows a structured plan comprising a
number of different stages in the form of test and verification platforms. The
first two platforms, produced in the spring, have now successfully passed the
critical quality tests specified in the project plan. 

As a result, the customer has placed a new order for a further three platforms.
The platforms will be manufactured and delivered in fall and will then be
evaluated by the customer in the first quarter of 2009. 

“The verification program is extensive and demanding. The fact that we are now
taking the next step with one of the world´s leading car manufacturer in shows
that we are growing in line with our expectations of how the market for fuel
cells will develop,” Martin Valfridsson, Morphic Impact's CEO, says.

For further information, please contact:
Johannes Falk, Vice President Senior Vice President, Investor Relations, Morphic
Technologies AB
Phone: +46 (0)70 676 73, e-mail: johannes.falk@morphic.se

This is Morphic
Morphic is a Swedish engineering group operating in the areas of fuels cells,
wind power, fuel cell energy systems and engineering technology. The Group has
about 230 employees and conducts operations in six countries - Sweden, Norway,
Japan, Greece, Italy and Switzerland. Morphic Technologies' B shares have been
listed on the OMX Nordic Exchange since March 4, 2008, and the number of
shareholders is about 25,000.