End2End named by Tornado Insider among Europe's top 100 private tech companies

End2End has been selected as one of the best-performing and innovative hi-tech private companies of Europe and Israel, in the fourth annual Tornado100 list.

End2End, headquartered in Denmark, was founded in 2001 by Peter Langkilde and specialises in providing managed service solutions for mobile data services and content to mobile operators and other service providers.

"From the beginning, End2End has focused on delivering tangible business benefits and exceptional quality service to our customers. By continuously focusing on these targets, End2End has become one of the leading managed service solution providers for mobile data in Europe," said Soren Ravn, CEO of End2End.

"Tornado Insider's selection of End2End among Europe's top 100 private technology companies is a great acknowledgement to the team of people which has brought the company to where it is today and drives the company's continued development, growth and market leadership."

The 2004 Tornado100 list can be found on the Web site of Tornado Insider (www.tornado-insider.com), and includes a profile of End2End and the other 99 most promising and innovative emerging companies in the European IT and biotech sectors.

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"The companies Tornado Insider selected are Europe's technology stars," said Niels Valkering, Tornado Insider's Head of Research. "Combining internal analysis with advice from industry specialists, we identified the elite of Europe's hi-tech entrepreneurial vanguard, appreciating excellence both in innovative, commercial and financial performance. Watch these companies in 2005, as the technology they are commercialising today will change tomorrow's trends." The selection of the 2004 Tornado100 winners from thousands of candidates was judged according to the following criteria:

* Delivering an innovation that shows the promise to set new standards;
* Creating a major new audience;
* Supplying a key piece of the ICT infrastructure;
* Commanding a significant customer base;
* Having the potential to become a global brand or standard;
* Influencing a major market;
* Receiving a significant amount of funding;
* Having a strong valuation for a lucrative exit; and
* Having a management with previous successful exit experience.

The list was announced during the Tornado Insider/World Financial Symposiums T100 Leadership Forum. This event took place 26 January 2005 in London and was a gathering of technology CEOs and CFOs eager to gain insights on how to lead their enterprise and their careers to more effective and positive outcomes.