January 9, 2006 -- Aldata has reached an agreement with the United Supermarkets, Ltd. on the supply of the full suite of Aldata G.O.L.D. applications. United Supermarkets operates in North and West Texas. The project will begin during the first quarter of 2006 and the first phase of implementation is planned to be completed by late 2006.
United Supermarkets will use Aldata G.O.L.D. to integrate its complete supply chain operations from head office to distribution center and its 47 stores. The project will begin during the first quarter of 2006 and will result in the implementation of G.O.L.D. Central for corporate data maintenance and trading functions, G.O.L.D. Shop for store back-office functions, G.O.L.D. Topase for forecasting and stock optimizations, and ultimately G.O.L.D. Stock for warehouse and logistics management. The first phase of implementation is planned to be completed by late 2006.
United Supermarkets is a Texas-based, family-owned, company operating 47 stores throughout North and West Texas. It operates under threedistinct brands: United Supermarkets, Market Street and United Supermercado.
About Aldata
Aldata Solution is one of the leading providers of software solutions for the global retail industry. The product portfolio includes Supply ChainManagement Software, In-Store Software and Smart Card Solutions. Aldata supplies its software through its own subsidiaries in Finland, Sweden, France, Germany, Slovenia, Thailand, the UK and the USA, as well as through its global partner network.
Aldata has more than 300 installations in over 40 countries. Aldata had net sales of EUR 66 million and the personnel amounted to 561 at the end of September 2005. Aldata`s shares are quoted on the Helsinki StockExchange with the identifier ALD1V. More information at: www.aldata-solution.com.
Further information:
Aldata Solution Oyj
René Homeyer
President and CEO
tel. + 33 683 810 888
Thomas Hoyer
CFO
tel. +358 45 670 0491
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