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REPORT FOR 3Q 2005

HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE 3RD QUARTER- Revenues of 800.2 million- EBITDA was 305.9 million- Operating profit after depreciation(EBIT) was 139.4 million- Net result was 109.7 million- New contracts secured for BelfordDolphin, Bideford Dolphin, Borgland Dolphin,Borgsten Dolphin and Bulford Dolphin with atotal contract value of USD 978 million- All units in operation except BlackfordDolphin which has commenced a deepwaterupgrade program with scheduled delivery spring2007

Haldex has been awarded a 1,200 MSEK contract for a global All-Wheel Drive platform

Haldex has been selected by a leading Tier One supplier to provide the latest generation of its proprietary Haldex AWD system consisting of Haldex Limited Slip Coupling /Haldex LSC) and Haldex electronic Limited Slip Differential (Haldex eLSD) for a major global mid-size vehicle platform.The total value of the business is estimated to 1,200 MSEK. The first vehicle models featuring the systems are scheduled to debut in 2008. Haldex will match the platform’s geographic spread by adding manufacturing capacity in Mexico and Eastern Europe. The 4th generation of Haldex LSC, in conjunction with

Haldex 9 Months 2005

January – September • Earning after tax increased 28% to MSEK 189 (148). Earnings per share rose 28% to SEK 8.52 (6.63). • Earnings before tax increased 26% to MSEK 268 (214). • Operating income increased 19% to MSEK 310 (260). • Return on capital employed (rolling 12 months) improved to 13.3% (12.1). The operating margin increased to 5.5% (5.1). • Net sales rose 10% to MSEK 5,612 (5,101); the increase was 10% after adjusting for currency exchange rates. • Order intake rose 8% to MSEK 5,757 (5,347); the increase was 7% after adjusting for currency exchange rates. For further information

3Q05: Continued strong performance

Profits continued to develop positively in the third quarter 2005. EBITDA in the three-month period amounted to NOK 539 million, which is an increase by 52 percent from NOK 354 million in the third quarter last year. Year-to-date EBITDA of NOK 1 356 million increased by 37 percent from NOK 993 million in the corresponding period last year. The EBITDA margin in the third quarter 2005 increased to 5.4 percent compared to 4.0 percent in the same quarter last year. This confirms that internal improvement programmes and strong focus on project execution and risk management are taking effect.

KCI KONECRANES SIGNS MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITH R.STAHL AG TO ACQUIRE THEIR

KCI KONECRANES PLC STOCK EXCHANGE RELEASE 26 October, 2005 9.45 a.m. 1(2)KCI KONECRANES SIGNS MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITH R.STAHL AG TO ACQUIRE THEIRMATERIAL HANDLING DIVISION KCI Konecranes has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Germany-based R.STAHL AG to acquire their Material Handling division.In year 2004, the Material Handling division generated sales of EUR 113 M.R.STAHL is a significant global player in the field of overhead materialhandling.The parties see a good strategic fit in their respective activities.The planned acquisition is expected to

Nomination Committee for Indutrade’s Annual General Meeting 2006

At the Extraordinary General Meeting held in June 2005, it was decided that representatives of the largest shareholders, as well as the Chairman of the Board, will constitute the Nomination Committee for the period prior to the next Annual General Meeting. The chairman of the Nomination Committee will be a representative for the largest shareholders. In accordance with this, the following people have been appointed as members of the Nomination Committee: Carl-Olof By, Industrivärden, who is also Chairman of the Nomination Committee, Fredrik Lundberg, L E Lundbergföretagen, Peter Rudman,

Interim Report 1 January–30 September 2005

Third quarter 2005 compared with second quarter 2005 • Net sales amounted to SEK 24,740 M (23,986). • Earnings after taxes amounted to a loss of SEK 2,411 M (gain: 1,006). • Earnings per share amounted to a loss of SEK 10:31 (gain: 4:27). • Earnings after financial items amounted to a loss of SEK 3,396 M (gain: 1,361). Adjusted for items affecting comparability totaling expenses of SEK 4,940 M in the third quarter, earnings after financial items amounted to SEK 1,544 M (1,361). 1 January–30 September 2005 compared with preceding year • Net sales amounted to SEK 71,244 M (66,839). • Earnings

INTERIM REPORT JANUARY – SEPTEMBER 2005

Amounts in SEK million unless per share * Sales Jan–Sep 1,822 (1,821) Jul–Sep 641 (583) * Income after net financial items Jan–Sep -82 (-56) Jul–Sep -65 (-107) * Earnings per share after net financial items Jan–Sep -0.46 (-0.31) Jul–Sep -0.36 (-0.60) * Profit/loss after tax Jan–Sep -59 (-42) Jul–Sep -45 (-74) * Earnings per share after tax Jan–Sep -0.33 (-0.23) Jul–Sep -0.25 (-0.41) * Cash flow per share Jan–Sep -2.03 (-0.51) Jul–Sep -0.78 (-0.25) * Shareholders’ equity per share 8.47 9.28 (31.12.04) * Equity/assets ratio 59% 65% (31.12.04) * The

Interim report January–September 2005

• Consolidated revenues during the first nine months of 2005 amounted to SEK 2,063.9 M (2,044.2). • Net earnings for the period January–September amounted to SEK 270.5 M (232.4). • Earnings per share before dilution for the period amounted to SEK 3.08 (2.66). • The Group’s operating margin rose to 18.6 percent (15.4). • Cash flow from operating activities improved to SEK 367.8 M (269.1).January–September 2005: Revenues and Earnings Consolidated revenues during the period January– September amounted to SEK 2,063.9 M (2,044.2), due to which the first-quarter decrease has been recovered. The

Vitrolife AB (publ) appoints Carnegie as liquidity guarantor

Vitrolife has appointed Carnegie as the liquidity guarantor for its share, which is quoted on the O-list of the Stockholm Stock Exchange. The aim is to increase the liquidity of the share and to reduce the difference in price between the bid and ask price within the framework of the directions of the Stockholm Stock Exchange concerning liquidity guarantors. The undertaking to quote bid and ask prices in the order book begins as of October 31 2005. October 26, 2005 Kungsbacka, Sweden Vitrolife AB (publ) Questions should be addressed to: Magnus Nilsson, CEO, phone +46 31 721 80 00 or +46 708

Nominations Committee work at Trelleborg AB prior to 2006 Annual General Meeting

At Trelleborg AB’s Annual General Meeting on April 26, 2005, the Chairman of the Board was assigned the task of asking five representatives for the Company’s largest shareholders to form a Nominations Committee, the purpose of which is to prepare proposals for the election of Board members by the 2006 Annual General Meeting. The following persons have been asked to participate in the Nominations Committee and have agreed: Didrik Normark, Henry and Gerda Dunkers Foundation Ramsay Brufer, Alecta Lars Öhrstedt, AFA/TFA Torsten Johansson, Handelsbanken Fonder Mats Lagerqvist, Robur The Annual

OEM report result improvement

OEM International’s profit continues to increase. The net profit after financial items for the third quarter 2005, increased by 16 % to 30,7 SEK million (26,5). Turnover increased by 3 % to 349 SEK million (339) and the incoming orders increased by 4 % to 335 SEK million (323). The profit after nine months has increased by 30 % to 90,0 SEK million (69,5). Turnover increased by 7 % 1 129 SEK million (1 052) during the same period. Cost of disposal and winding up of company burdening the profit by 14 SEK million.- The largest increase in turnover was within Group EP and Hydraulics during the

INTERIM REPORT JANUARY – SEPTEMBER 2005

OEM report result improvementTHIRD QUARTER 2005 · Turnover increased by 3 % to 349 MSEK (339) · Profit before tax increased by 16 % to 30.7 MSEK (26.5) · Orders increased by 4 % to 335 MSEK (323) · Result burdened by disposal of property at a value of 5.8 MSEK JANUARY - SEPTEMBER 2005 · Turnover increased by 7 % to 1 129 MSEK (1 052) · Excluded sold-off units increased turnover by 12 % · Profit before tax increased by 30 % to 90.0 MSEK (69.5) · Profit after tax increased by 35 % to 62.4 MSEK (46.3) · Earnings per share after tax increased by 35 % to 8:08 SEK (5:99)

INTERIM REPORT JANUARY - SEPTEMBER 2005

CONTINUED FAVORABLE GROWTH FOR THE TRELLEBORG GROUP During the third quarter of 2005, the Trelleborg industrial Group increased its net sales to SEK 5,846 M (5,460). Organic growth was approximately 4 percent. Operating profit rose to SEK 425 M (383). For the third quarter, all five business areas reported increased net sales and improved operating profits. • During the third quarter, net sales rose to SEK 5,846 (5 460), and during the period January – September to SEK 17 988 M (17 383). · Profit after tax: Third quarter: January-September: · Continuing operations SEK 284 M (233) SEK 884 M (

Securitas to publish Interim Report 2005 on Friday, November 4, 2005

Securitas will publish its January-September 2005 financial report on Friday November 4 at 8.00 a.m. (CET). The report will be available on Securitas web site immediately after publishing.Agenda (CET)8.00 a.m. Report ReleaseThe report will be sent as a press release and will automatically be published on www.securitasgroup.com whenreleased.9.30 Presentation slides will be available at www.securitasgroup.com10.00-11.00 Information meeting:Securitas Senior Management to present the report and answer questions.Venue: Securitas Building, Lindhagensplan 70, SE-102 28 Stockholm,

Interim Report 1 January – 30 September 2005 Boss Media AB (publ)

· Net sales increased by 6 percent to SEK 167.0 (157.2) million. · Profit after financial items was SEK 35.7 (61.2) million. · Net profit was SEK 31.0 (43.8) million. · Earnings per share were SEK 0.54 (0.77). · Royalty revenues amounted to SEK 134.2 (86.2) million, an increase by 56 percent. Growth is expected to proceed at the same pace during the remainder of the year. · The Board of Directors has appointed Johan Berg new president of Boss Media effective December 15, 2005.

Johan Berg is new President of Boss Media AB

The Board of Directors of Boss Media has appointed Johan Berg, 46, President of Boss Media. Johan Berg has some 20 years of experience of the software industry. For the past 13 years, he has worked at Intentia, where his positions included President of Intentia Benelux, manager for Intentia’s establishment of an international distributor network for South America, Eastern and Central Europe and head of Intentia’s product development company. For the last 1,5 years within Intentia, Johan Berg acted as Deputy CEO, with global responsibility for Intentia’s partner strategy and service

ATRIA GROUP PLC'S INTERIM REPORT, 1 JANUARY ? 30 SEPTEMBER 2005

Atria Group plc STOCK EXCHANGE RELEASE 26 October 2005ATRIA GROUP PLC'S INTERIM REPORT, 1 JANUARY – 30 SEPTEMBER 2005 Atria Group plc's turnover at the end of September stood at EUR 717.0 million(EUR 613.5 million), which represents an increase of 16.9 per cent. The Group'sprofit before taxes at the end of September amounted to EUR 28.9 million (EUR31.7 million). However, the comparable profit from last year totalled EUR 28.0million, because last year's IFRS result included Employee Pension Act items tothe amount of EUR 3.7 million (now EUR 0.1 million). The

Artimplant signs four new development and license agreements with Small Bone Innovations

The Swedish biomaterials company Artimplant expands its product portfolio with four new development and license agreements that were signed today with Small Bone Innovations, LLC (SBI) in New York, NY. The new products are intended to treat osteoarthritis – one of the most common joint diseases – in the hand, wrist and foot. Product development has already started.Extended partnership with SBI SBI already has the exclusive and global right to market and distribute the Artelon® Spacer CMC-I implant for treatment of thumb base osteoarthritis (OA). This exclusive right is now extended to

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