EVS Broadcast Equipment

EVS Broadcast Equipment (EBR:EVS) Publication on November 13, 2008, before market opening Regulated information - Quarterly Management Report

EVS Broadcast Equipment (EBR:EVS) Publication on October 31, 2008, 5.45 pm CET Regulated information - Disclosure of major shareholding

EVS Broadcast Equipment (EBR:EVS) * Record 2Q08 revenue of EUR 34.4 million, +47.7% vs. 2Q07 (+52.2% at constant exchange rate), thanks to strong traction from big sporting events, and a major contract signed with Presteigne Charter for EUR 5 million * Europe up 127.9%, Asia & Pacific up 56.3%, America down 27.1% (16.1% at constant exchange rate) compared to 2Q07 * Stable EBIT margin of 64.0% * Summer order book of EUR 38.5 million, +32.9% * Studio represents 47.1% of that order book * Acquisition of Dwesab BVBA, small Belgian company specialized in service and software R&D for operating workflows and management of TV stations * 2008 guidance: good double-digit growth, driven by big sport events and studio acceleration

EVS Broadcast Equipment (EVBEF: PINKSHEETS) * Record 2Q08 revenue of EUR 34.4 million, +47.7% vs. 2Q07 (+52.2% at constant exchange rate) * Strong traction from big sporting events, and major contract signed with Presteigne Charter for EUR 5 million * Europe up 127.9%, Asia & Pacific up 56.3%, America down 27.1% (16.1% at constant exchange rate) over 2Q07 * Open order book at July 1, 2008 of EUR 23.2 million, +41.2%, including EUR 6.5 million rentals for the Olympics in China and overseas * Studio represents 53.4% of that order book * New 2008 guidance: double-digit growth, driven by big sport events and studio acceleration

EVS Broadcast Equipment (EVBEF: PINKSHEETS) Hong-Kong / Liège, June 9, 2008 - EVS Broadcast Equipment S.A. (Euronext Brussels: EVS.BR) (Pinksheets: EVBEF), the leader in Professional Digital Video applications for Live TV Production announces today the signature of a major agreement with Presteigne Charter, a leading worldwide broadcast services group, for the sale of live and near-live technologies, that shall be used amongst other at the Olympics by major TV stations, some major tennis tournaments and many other big sport events.