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19.08.2008
Libyaninvestment.com

Swedish mine clearing technology and services provider Countermine Technologies AB said on Monday (18 August) that it has won new contracts in Libya and Croatia. In Libya the company won a SEK6m contract to clear a 1,000-square kilometre former military site contaminated with mines and unexploded ammunition. The contract represents a continuation of a general survey contract Countermine Technologies won earlier this year from a major oil company. In Croatia, the company won a SEK7m assignment to clear a 547,000-square metre area. Parts of this project will be carried out with the help of subcontractors.

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