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Interim report January – March 2005

- Net turnover increased by 14% to MSEK 325.0 (286.1) - The operating profit decreased to MSEK –61.4 (23.9). The result after tax decreased to MSEK –46.0 (14.9), which is equivalent to a result per share of SEK –4.78 (1.80). - The operating profit was adversely influenced by the restructuring costs and other one-off costs of around MSEK 62. - A further 75 people were given notice in Sweden. - Continued investment in technology. Operational collaboration with Chalmers University of Technology. - It is estimated that the 2005 turnover will be MSEK 1,500-1,600 (1,103). It is assessed that the

Radisson SAS opens stylish boutique hotel in Reykjavik

3 May 2005, Reykjavik can add another hot spot to the cool atmosphere of the world’s most northerly capital. The Radisson SAS 1919 Hotel will open this June in a re-developed office building from the year 1919.Reykjavik is well known for being cool in every sense of the word. It has the best of both worlds: The fast beat and the attractions of a metropolitan as well as beautiful, unique and unspoilt natural surroundings. Both adventure-seeking pioneers and mini-break guests will find the Radisson SAS 1919 Hotel to be the obvious place to stay.The re-invented office building offers 24

Interim Report January – March 2005

Security Services USA at turning point and continued improvement in all other divisions.• Sales in the first quarter increased by 4 percent to MSEK 15,195 (14,453), adjusted for changes in exchange rates, acquisitions and divestitures.• Operating income in the first quarter increased by 8 percent to MSEK 937 (885), adjusted for changes in exchange rates. Operating margin was 6.2 percent (6.1).• Income before taxes in the first quarter increased by 16 percent to MSEK 818 (724), adjusted for changes in exchange rates.• Net income in the first quarter increased by 10 percent to MSEK

Precise Biometrics AB (publ.) : Change in shareholding

Christer Fåhraeus, member of the board in Precise Biometrics AB (publ) announced that he, as of May 2, 2005, has sold a total of 418,964 shares in Precise Biometrics, to a member of his family.The disposal of 418,964 shares is equivalent to 17% of Christer Fåhraeus' entire shareholding. His possession in Precise Biometrics totalled 2,418,964 shares previous to the disposal and amounts to 2,000,000 after the sale of shares. For further information, please contact: Christer Fåhraeus, Member of the Board, Precise Biometrics AB. Telephone +46 733 451 205 E-mail cf@anoto.com Lars Grönberg,

SEB's Interim Report January-March 2005

Another strong quarter: SEK 2.7bn   · Operating profit amounted to SEK 2,689m, virtually unchanged compared with both the first quarter of 2004 and the previous quarter. More than 50 per cent was generated outside Sweden. · Net profit amounted to SEK 2,004m, an increase of 2 per cent compared with the corresponding period of 2004 and 3 per cent better than the previous quarter. · Total operating income improved by 4 per cent compared with the corresponding period of 2004 and was unchanged compared with the previous quarter. Loan and leasing volumes increased by 7 per cent

Interim Report January 1st – March 31st, 2005 First Quarter 2005

· Order intake increased by 22 per cent to 2 382 MSEK (1 950). · Net sales increased by 27 per cent to 2 241 MSEK (1 760). · The organic growth was 11 per cent. · Earnings before taxes increased by 62 per cent to 152 MSEK (94). · Earnings after taxes increased by 62 per cent to 110 MSEK (68). · Earnings per share increased by 66 per cent to 5.83 SEK (3.52). · Cash flow per share amounted to -2.59 SEK (3.89). First Quarter 2005 2004 Change (MSEK) Recorded Adjusted. * Order Intake 2 382 1 950 22 % 7 % Net sales 2 241 1 760 27 % 11 % Operating 180 119 51 % 18 % earnings (EBIT 1) Margin % 8,0 6.

Telia increases security for customers in Sweden

On May 9 Telia will increase security for its private subscribers by introducing a billing limit for customers in Sweden who have a fixed telephone subscription and/or dial-up Internet service with Telia. The limit is set at SEK 5,000 per billing period (including 25% VAT) and includes traffic charges for fixed telephony and dial-up Internet service, but not fixed fees.With Telia’s billing limit, private subscribers will have a better overview of their costs. If the billing limit is reached, a line blocking function is activated that stops overseas, mobile and collect calls from being made.

INCREASE IN KCI KONECRANES SHARE CAPITAL REGISTERED

KCI KONECRANES PLC STOCK EXCHANGE ANNOUNCEMENT 3 May, 2005 11.30 a.m. 1INCREASE IN KCI KONECRANES SHARE CAPITAL REGISTERED The new 6,000 shares subscribed for with option rights pursuant to KCI KonecranesPlc's stock options of the 1999A and 2001A plans (3,000 shares per plan) havebeen recorded in the Trade Register on 3 May 2005. Following these subscriptions KCI Konecranes' share capital increased by EUR12,000, totalling EUR 28,633,260. The total number of shares increased by 6,000shares to 14,316,630. Trading in these shares will start on 4 May, 2005. KCI Konecranes. A world

Atlas Copco to increase manufacturing capacity in Sweden

Stockholm, Sweden, May 3, 2005: Atlas Copco is to expand its facilities in Örebro, Sweden, for the manufacturing of mining and tunneling equipment. The company is to invest MSEK 40 (approx. MEUR 4.4) in a new plant for the assembly of loaders and mine trucks.Björn Rosengren, Business Area Executive, Construction and Mining Technique, emphasizes that the move is a part of a long term strategy of Atlas Copco’s Underground Rock Excavation division. “We have a positive view of the future and this is another step in our plan to increase capacity,” he says. “It is also a timely development in

Exel interim report for 1 January - 31 March 2005

EXEL OYJ STOCK EXCHANGE RELEASE 3.5.2005 at 11.00 1 (11)EXEL INTERIM REPORT FOR 1 JANUARY- 31 MARCH 2005 First quarter in brief - Exel complied with the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) for the first time in this interim report - Consolidated net sales rose to EUR 21.7 million, up 6 per cent on a year earlier (EUR 20.5 in Q1/2004) - Consolidated operating profit grew by 15 per cent, to EUR 2.2 (1.9) million - Profit for the period improved by 27 per cent, to EUR 1.5 (1.2) million - Earnings per share were EUR 0.27 (0.22), based on the diluted

Stora Enso Timber to start negotiations with its personnel at Veitsiluoto Sawmill

STORA ENSO OYJ Stock Exchange Release 3 May 2005 at 11.00Stora Enso Timber to start negotiations with its personnel atVeitsiluoto Sawmill On 10 May 2005 Stora Enso Timber will start negotiations withits personnel at Veitsiluoto Sawmill in Finland as required bythe Act on Co-operation within Undertakings. The negotiationswill concern temporary lay-offs of the personnel at VeitsiluotoSawmill for productional and financial reasons, in line with theaims of Stora Enso's European profit improvement programme. Atthe same time, Stora Enso Timber is considering all options thatwould

In connection with the publication of Boss Media’s interim report for the period January – March 2005, Boss Media extends invitation to telephone conference

Boss Media has the pleasure of extending an invitation to participate in a telephone conference on May 10, 2005, at 10.00 a.m. The President of Boss Media, Peter Bertilsson, and CFO Markus Holm will be presenting the interim report and answering questions. The presentation will be held in English. The presentation material will be available at www.bossmedia.se from approximately one hour prior to the commencement of the telephone conference. The interim report will be published on May 9 and will also be made available on that date at the company’s website, www.bossmedia.se. To participate

Interim Report January 1 – March 31, 2005

•Industrivärden’s net asset value was SEK 35,771 M on April 29, 2005, compared with SEK 36,563 M at the start of the year. Net asset value on March 31, 2005, was SEK 36,557 M (33,209). •Net asset value per share on April 29, 2005, was SEK 185, compared with SEK 189 per share at the start of the year. Including reinvested dividends, net asset value was SEK 191 per share. Net asset value on March 31, 2005, was SEK 189 per share (172). Average annual growth in net asset value over the last ten-year period, including reinvested dividends, was 16%. Earnings per share during the first three

ETTEPLAN OYJ: INTERIM REPORT 1 JANUARY - 31 MARCH 2005

ETTEPLAN OYJ STOCK EXCHANGE RELEASE 3 MAY 2005 AT 10.00 A.M. 1(8)INTERIM REPORT 1 JANUARY - 31 MARCH 2005 ETTEPLAN'S REVENUE GROWS BY 33 %; OPERATING PROFIT EUR 1,0 MILLION - Consolidated revenue: EUR 19,4 million (14,6 million)- Operating profit: EUR 1,0 million (1,0 million)- Earnings per share: EUR 0,04 (0,06)- Personnel: 1 229 employees (942) (Figures in parenthesis refer to the corresponding period ofthe previous year, unless otherwise indicated. The impact ofshare split has been taken into account.) The Etteplan Group's revenue grew

KCI KONECRANES INTERIM REPORT JANUARY - MARCH 2005

KCI KONECRANES PLC STOCK EXCHANGE RELEASE 3 May, 2005 10.00 a.m. 1 (16)KCI KONECRANES INTERIM REPORT JANUARY - MARCH 2005 FULL YEAR TOP LINE GROWTH EXPECTATION INCREASED TO 20 % All numbers according to IFRS. 2004 numbers restated and do not match previousreports. Strong orders growth 27.1 %, the organic growth was 12.5%Sales growth 26.6 %, the organic growth was 15.0%Operating profit EBIT 4.9 MEUR (Q1/2004: 0,7 MEUR)Special Cranes profits still burdened by high costs in Western EuropeanmanufacturingIFRS valuation of currency forward contracts lowered Q1 EPS to -0.10 EUR (0.

Exel preliminary comparative IFRS information for the year 2004

EXEL OYJ STOCK EXCHANGE RELEASE 3.5.2005 at 10.00EXEL PRELIMINARY COMPARATIVE IFRS INFORMATION FOR THE YEAR 2004 Summary of material differences Exel has converted from Finnish Accounting Standards to International FinancialReporting Standards in the year 2005. The transition date was 1.1.2004. This Stock Exchange Release presents for each quarter of the year 2004 thematerial effects of the transition to IFRS compared to the financial informationpresented earlier according to Finnish Accounting Standards (FAS). FAS accountingprinciples are included in the financial statements

Syntune AB appoints new CEO

Syntune AB, a developer of innovative single-chip tunable lasers today announced that it has appointed Patrik Evaldsson as its Chief Executive Officer.Patrik Evaldsson brings more than 15 years of experience from the optical components industry with a track record of taking products from development into the market. Most recently he held the position as CEO and later CTO at Optillion a developer and manufacturer of 10Gb/s pluggable DWDM modules. "Patrik Evaldsson’s experience from leading optical companies and working in international environments makes him the ideal person to take Syntune

TeliaSonera to test future telephony – mobile and IP telephony integrated into a single telephone

TeliaSonera starts tests in Denmark with a new concept where mobile telephony is integrated with IP telephony at home. This is part of TeliaSonera’s ambition to lead the migration from fixed to mobile and Internet-based services. The aim with the tests is to gradually provide an integrated mobile and IP-based telephony solution where the customer only needs a single wireless phone for all of his or her telephone needs. The phone will serve as an IP phone within the four walls of home. When the customer leaves home, the phone will automatically switch over to the mobile network. - At present,

DNBNOR - DNB NOR IN FINAL ROUND OF NEGOTIATIONS WITH NORWAY POST

DnB NOR ASA and Norway Post (Posten Norge AS) are in the final round of negotiations on the distribution of Postbanken`s services, following Norway Post`s decision to put banking services out to tender in November of last year. Norway Post is now negotiating exclusively with DnB NOR, aiming to reach an agreement during the first half of the year. The current agreement expires on 31 December 2005. A new contract will mean that Postbanken will continue to distribute financial services through Norway Post`s sales network from 2006.

DNBNOR - DNB NOR: SOUND PROFITS IN FIRST QUARTER OF 2005

Results in accordance with new international accounting principles (IFRS): · Ordinary operating profits rose 18 per cent to NOK 2 752 million (2 334 in first quarter of 2004) · Profits after taxes rose to NOK 1 974 million (1 867) · Earnings per share were NOK 1.48 (1.43) · Return on equity came to 15.3 per cent (16.4) · The cost/income ratio was reduced to 53.8 per cent (59.8) Attachment on www.newsweb.no Results in accordance with new international accounting principles (IFRS): · Ordinary operating profits rose 18 per cent to NOK 2 752 million (2 334 in first quarter of 2004) · Profits

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