Wallenius Water AB and LightLab Sweden AB sign commercial cooperation agreement


The companies have for some time discussed the possibilities of developing
mercury-free UV lamps for fluid purifying applications, based on LightLab’s
technology platform. Technical pre-study results from 2014 in combination with
the companies’ joint assessment of the market potential have resulted in a
decision to jointly proceed into a next phase.

Wallenius Water and Lightlab will therefore, as the next step, cooperate around
the development and performance evaluation of prototype lamps for the UV area.

“Taking the next step in the cooperation with a Swedish world-leading
environmental technology company, and one that recognizes the potential of our
technology, is logical and exciting,” says Jan- Erik Lennefalk, CEO of LightLab.

“Wallenius Water is driving in the pursuit of sustainable alternatives to
mercury-based UV lamps. We believe in the opportunity to realize this vision in
cooperation with LightLab, and look forward to our joint project,” says Torkel
Elgh, President of Wallenius Water.
If you have any questions, please contact:

Jan-Erik Lennefalk, CEO
Mobile: 46 (0) 702 51 91 92

Per Olsson, Investor Relations
Mobile: 46 (0)730 80 49 59
E-mail: per.olsson@lightlab.se
This is LightLab Sweden AB
LightLab Sweden AB (publ), www.lightlab.se, has developed an environmentally
friendly energy-saving bulb for general lighting based on field emission and
cathode luminescence. It is energy efficient and exhibits good values for colour
balance and colour quality. The bulb does not contain any mercury, lead or other
substances hazardous to the environment. Laboratory activities are carried out
by a subsidiary in Taiwan, LightLab Asia. The technology behind the bulb is
applicable in a host of other applications, each of which offers considerable
potential. LightLab has over 4,000 shareholders. The company's shares are listed
on NASDAQ OMX First North. The company’s certified adviser is Erik Penser
Bankaktiebolag.

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