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CTT Systems’ Interim Report for Q2 2021 will be published on July 22 2021, at 08.00 (CET).
CTT SYSTEMS AB (“CTT”), the market leader of aircraft humidity control systems, informs that the board of directors of CTT has appointed Henrik Höjer as new CEO to succeed Torbjörn Johansson when he retires on April 1 2022. Henrik Höjer is currently Senior Vice President at RUAG Simulation & Training.
CTT SYSTEMS AB (“CTT”), the market leader of aircraft humidity control systems, announces order to retrofit the Anti-Fuselage-Condensation-system in 10 Boeing Next Generation 737-800 aircraft at an existing airline customer that already has the system installed in its entire fleet of 34 Boeing 737 aircraft. Based on list price, the total order value is approx. 6.5 MSEK. System deliveries are scheduled to begin in Q3 and to be completed in Q4 2021.
FIRST QUARTER 2021 Net sales decreased by 59% to SEK 31.4 million (77.2) – currency adjusted, a reduction of 54% Operating profit (EBIT) decreased to
CTT Systems’ Interim Report for Q1 2021 will be published on April 30 2021, at 08.30 (CET).
CTT SYSTEMS AB (“CTT”), the market leader of aircraft humidity control systems, announces an Inflight Humidification VIP system order from AMAC Aerospace for one Airbus
CTT SYSTEMS AB (“CTT”), the market leader of aircraft humidity control systems, today announces a joint development agreement with Munters, a global leader in energy
CTT SYSTEMS AB (“CTT”), the market leader of aircraft humidity control system, today announces a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Camfil, a leading manufacturer of
CTT SYSTEMS AB (“CTT”), the market leader of aircraft humidity control systems, announces undisclosed airline order to retrofit the CTT Anti-Fuselage-Condensation-system in four Airbus A321