Faiveley: Sustained Activity Continues Quarter 1 2008/2009: +13.8%

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Wed Jul 23, 2008 12:15pm EDT

PARIS--(Business Wire)--
Regulatory News:

   SALES INCREASE: +13.8%

   The beginning of the fiscal year continued in line with the
previous semester. Activity continues to increase with sales of EUR
184.3 million, an increase of 13.8% compared to the same period of the
previous year. An increase of 12.3% at constant exchange rate and
constant group structure.

   ORDER BOOK INCREASE: + 11.3%

   The order book increases by 11.3% to EUR 1,050 million, compared
to 30 June 2007, and by 4.5% compared to 31 March 2008.

   FAVOURABLE OUTLOOK

   The positioning of the railway industry is favourable and Faiveley
(Paris:LEY) Transport confirms its objective to increase activity by
more than 10% this year.

   Financial calendar: 17 September 2008: General Assembly

   22 October 2008: Interim Sales

           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 technical expertise in air
conditioning, electro-mechanics, on-board electronics, braking systems
& couplers, platform doors & gates and customer services.

   Faiveley works closely with train operators and car-builders, in
an international market, and uses it commercial and industrial
organisation to accompany its clients globally.

                              FAIVELEY SA

    143 boulevard Anatole France - 93285 Saint Denis Cedex - France

                           www.faiveley.com

FAIVELEY
Etienne HAUMONT
Chief Financial Officer
01 48 13 65 04
etienne.haumont@faiveleytransport.com
or
Kasha DOUGALL
Communications Manager
01 48 13 65 11
Kasha.Dougall@faiveleytransport.com
or
KEIMA COMMUNICATION
Emmanuel DOVERGNE
Analysts/investors
01 56 43 44 63
emmanuel.dovergne@keima.fr
or
Alix HERIARD DUBREUIL
Press
01 56 43 44 62
Alix.heriard@keima.fr

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