BUILD Q1 2019

Q1 2019 Build 5 nna Hyvönen and Mikko Keto appointed to Normet Board of Directors Normet Group held an Extraordinary General Meeting on the 12th December 2018. Ms. Anna Hyvönen and Mr. Mikko Keto have been appointed as new members of the board of directors. Ms. Anna Hyvönen is currently Senior Vice President, Nordics and Vianor, in Nokian Tyres. Nokian Tyres develops and manufactures high-quality tires for passenger cars, trucks and heavy machinery. She has a long experi- ence on multiple executive positions in service business at Ramirent, Kone and Nokia including international assignments in Europe, Asia and Latin America. Mr. Mikko Keto is currently President of Mineral Services Business Area at Metso Corporation, a mining services business of Metso. He has a long experience on multiple sales and services management positions at Kone and Nokia, including two assignments in United Kingdom. “I am delighted to have Anna and Mikko joining our board of directors. Their experience in running global businesses and particularly in equipment related service environment will be an important addition and very well sup- porting the Normet Group growth ambitions”, says Aaro Cantell, Chairman of the Board of Directors. The following board members were re-elected: Aaro Cantell (Chairman), Tom Melbye, Tapani Järvinen and Harri Kerminen. New Beginnings A available is near the existing school entrance, so careful control over all construction traffic will remain critical throughout. Cllr Paul Jacques, Cabinet Member for Education and Culture, commented: “These are two really significant and important devel- opments for Oldham. They underpin our commitment to improving our education offer and ensuring every Oldham school is ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by 2020. These two projects are part of our £37 million investment in improving school facilities and meeting the growing demand for places.” James Southall, Extraspace Solutions commented: “Choosing a modular solution over a traditional build means the schools will benefit from a faster and more efficient construction programme which can result in cost savings, and increased quality due to off-site manufacture in a controlled environment. We have worked in close collaboration with Shanco over a number of months and their technical input has been very valuable in developing the right solution for each school.” Shanco’s health & safety manager, Thomas Rowling added: “These two new projects will add to Shanco’s impressive portfolio in supporting modular construction specialists Extraspace Solutions for the education sector and will demonstrate our strengths in man- aging challenging logistics in operational facilities. We are looking forward to continuing our strong relationship with the project team to help deliver state-of-the-art educational facilities for children in Oldham.”