AIM Admission

UniVision Engineering Ltd
16 December 2005

UniVision Engineering Limited

('UniVision' or 'the Company')



Admission to AIM



UniVision Engineering Limited, the Hong Kong based designer and installer of
digital surveillance and integrated security systems, announces the Admission of
its shares to AIM.   50 million new ordinary shares have been placed at a price
of 3p by Insinger de Beaufort. Net proceeds of the placing are £1 million.



Highlights:

•        Profitable in 2005

•        High profile contracts in place, including

     -          Hong Kong Airport and

     -          Sydney CityRail Network

•        Leading hybrid systems using digital and analogue technology

•        Established in Asia Pacific markets



Stephen Koo, Executive Chairman of UniVision, commented, 'Our status as an AIM
company will enhance the Company's brand in Hong Kong and internationally,
whilst the listing will provide us with means to fund future acquisitions to
fulfil our potential as a dynamic organisation in an exciting sector.



'Surveillance and security systems are an integral part of plans to protect the
public.  Our hybrid technology has already helped large organisations in Asia
and we look forward to our expansion plans in Europe with cautious optimism.'





UniVision was incorporated in Hong Kong in 1979 and is now established in Hong
Kong, Macau and China. The Company designs, sources and sells its own brand-name
products and OEM products including, Microprocessor CCTV Control Systems, Video
Distribution Amplifiers, Fibre Optic Transmission Systems and Smart Card Access
Systems.



UniVision intends to become a leading product supplier and systems integrator in
the global security market providing end-to-end solutions focusing on the
migration from analogue to digital technology. The Company currently offers
hybrid security systems and has a portfolio of cutting edge digital technology
used by their blue chip client base and the Hong Kong Government. UniVision is
included in the Hong Kong Government's list of 'Approved Suppliers and
Installation of Video Electronics Equipment'.



For the year to 31 March 2005 the Company reported profit before taxation of
£0.50m (2004: £0.06m) on sales of £2.65m (2004: £3.45m). During this period the
management focused on significantly reducing the cost of sales resulting in an
improvement in operating margin. Financing costs were also reduced during the
period; the Company now has no debt and cash at bank was £0.38m (2004: £0.13m).



To date the Company has completed high profile projects for clients including
Hong Kong International Airport, Tsing Ma Bridge Crossing, Mass Transit Railway,
Shanghai Plaza 66 and Sydney CityRail Network selling its products through its
distribution channels in China, Taiwan and other Asian countries. Univision
intends to build on its current strong client base in the Asia Pacific region
and to seek out international partners to assist with its development into other
markets.



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For further information visit www.uvel.com or contact


Univision Engineering Limited                                [phone]
Stephen Koo, Chairman
Johnny Tang, Finance Director

Insinger de Beaufort                                          020 7190 7000
Peter Ward
Simon Fox

Tavistock Communications                                      020 7920 3150
Christian Taylor - Wilkinson
Matt Ridsdale




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