17th Dec 2014 11:15
17 December 2014
21st Century Technology plc
("21stCentury" or "the Group")
Result of General Meeting
21st Century Technology plc (AIM: C21), the specialist service providers of CCTV and monitoring systems to the fleet and network operators in the bus and rail industries, is pleased to announce that at the General Meeting held earlier today, the Resolution proposed was duly passed without amendment with 86% of the votes cast in favour.
Enquiries:
21 Century Technology plc | Russ Singleton/Glenn Robinson | Tel: 0844 871 7990 |
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Nominated Adviser | Julian Blunt/Henrik Persson | Tel: 0207 220 0500 |
Corporate Broking
Media enquiries | Rhys Williams/Malar Velaigam | |
Communications Portfolio | Ariane Comstive/Helen Carpanini | Tel: 07785 922354
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Notes to editors:
21st Century Technology plc's (AIM: C21) principal activities are the provision of CCTV and monitoring systems to the fleet and network operators in the bus and rail industries. The Group's business model is in transition; from providing individual solutions for the supply and installation of CCTV, telematics and monitoring systems, towards highly integrated on-board technologies with connected & web based back-office software management applications.
The Group is currently preferred suppliers of mobile CCTV to two of the UK's largest bus operators; Arriva UK Bus & First Group UK Bus. It also provides installation, maintenance & support services to Keolis and Arriva in Stockholm, Sweden and is deploying a novel passenger comfort-oriented driver behaviour system to Keolis throughout France.
In the rail sector, 21st Century has also recently gained new customers; including GB Rail Freight and one of the UK's leading train operating companies.
These strengthening client relationships demonstrate the growing adoption of the 21st Century's systems in the bus and rail market, supporting the Group's multi-modal approach to servicing fleet customers throughout the UK and into Continental Europe.
The Group was admitted to trading on AIM in 2005.
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