Anders Skarin and Per Nielsen new board members in Infobric

June 22, 2010

Anders Skarin has been elected new chairman of the board in Infobric (former SafeTool). Per Nielsen is also new to the board. Both Anders and Per will contribute to Infobric with valuable competence from international IT- and construction companies.

Infobric, a company that develops solutions for safer and more streamlined work processes within the construction industry, is expanding its business internationally and is happy to announce these additions to the board.

Anders Skarin previous experience includes the position as Head of Cap Geminis Nordic business, and today he sits on the board of WSP, Cambio Health Care Systems, Acando and Enea. Per Nielsen has extensive experience from leading positions in construction companies and has been responsible for NCC's international business. He is a member of the board in Ramböll and Sveriges Väg och Vattenbyggares Riksförbund as well as in the European Construction Industry Federation´s steering committee.

"Anders' long experience from leadership in global IT-companies combined with Per's solid background from the construction industry is ideal for developing Infobric's business", says Kenneth Johansson, CEO and co-founder of Infobric.

"Infobric is in an exciting phase with its development of a Software-as-a-Service product that has a huge potential for international success", says Anders Skarin.

About Infobric

Infobric develops solutions for safer and more efficient work processes on construction sites, for example via the internet based service Infobric Ease that simplifies and gives visibility to the construction processes with real time information from the sites. Infobric has 20 employees and is based in Jönköping. Private equity fund Scope Growth II LP is, together with the company's founders, major owners of Infobric. For more information, visit www.infobric.se.

About Scope

Scope Growth II L.P. is a private equity fund that, together with entrepreneurs, invests in building internationally relevant, Nordic-based companies that have unique, commercially-validated business models. As an active owner, Scope partners with managements to create companies with internationally scalable platforms that support sustainable growth. Scope currently manages two funds with aggregate capital in excess of 1.2 billion Swedish kronor. For additional information, visit www.scope.se.

For more information, please contact:

Kenneth Johansson - CEO        Anders Skarin - Chairman of the Board

070-788 16 15                                070-556 39 21

kenneth.johansson@infobric.se