3rd Quarter Sales on 31/12/2007: EUR 486.2 million (+13.1%)

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Tue Jan 22, 2008 12:30pm EST

Order Book increases 19% to EUR 986 million
PARIS--(Business Wire)--Regulatory News:

   Faiveley (Paris:LEY):

   During the first 9 months of the year 2007/2008 (a period starting
on April 1st and ending 31st December), the Faiveley group registered
consolidated sales of EUR 486.2 million, a 13.1% increase, compared to
the same period last year. At constant group structure and constant
exchange rate, this is an increase of 11.9%.

   Sales for the third quarter are EUR 169.7 million (EUR 166.9
million at constant group structure). This is an increase of 6.7%
compared to the same period for the year 2006-2007 (EUR 159 million),
in line with the group's expectations. The target of a double digit
increase for the year is confirmed.

   The order book continues to increase to EUR 986 million, compared
to EUR 828 million on 31st December 2006 and EUR 862 million on 31st
March 2007.

           FAIVELEY, A WORLD LEADER IN THE RAILWAY INDUSTRY

   About the Faiveley Group

   The Faiveley Group is one of the world's leading suppliers of
railway systems and services, with seven product lines: air
conditioning, electro-mechanics, on-board electronics, platform doors
and gates, braking systems, couplers and customer services.

   In a strong international market, Faiveley works closely with
train operators and car-builders, and uses its commercial and
industrial organisation to assure its development in the global
market.

FAIVELEY
Etienne Haumont, Chief Financial Officer, 01 48 13 65 04
e.haumont@faiveley.com
or
Kasha Dougall, Communication Manager, 01 48 13 65 11
kasha.dougall@faiveleytransport.com
or
KEIMA COMMUNICATION for FAIVELEY
Press: Alix Heriard Dubreuil, 01 56 43 44 62
alix.heriard@keima.fr
or
Analyst-Investor Relations:
Emmanuel Dovergne, 01 56 43 44 62
emmanuel.dovergne@keima.fr

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