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INTERIM REPORT 1 JANUARY-30 SEPTEMBER 2004

INTERIM REPORT 1 JANUARY-30 SEPTEMBER 2004 ·The result presented below includes Invik as of the third quarter of 2004. Pro forma figures include Invik as of 1 January 2004. ·Net turnover for the first nine months of the year increased to SEK 4,777 (4,324) million. Pro forma net turnover amounted to SEK 5,668 million. ·The operating profit, excluding income from corporate development, amounted to SEK 637 (701) million. The pro forma operating profit amounted to SEK 699 million. ·Net result after taxes increased to SEK 655 (447) million. Pro forma net result after taxes amounted to SEK 718

Sardus Interim Report for January-September 2004

Stable earnings trend in Sweden Full-year forecast remains unchanged During the first nine months of the year, Sardus, which is listed on the "A" list of the Stockholm Stock Exchange, had a turnover of MSEK 1,300 (1,264) - an increase of 3 per cent over the corresponding period in the preceding year. The increase in sales is largely attributable to Gourmet Service, which was acquired in October 2003 and contributed MSEK 64 to the sales in-crease. Pre-tax profit for the first nine months of the year amounted to MSEK 60 (70), and profit after tax was MSEK 39 (46).The weaker earnings are

Kungsleden’s third quarter: portfolio modification

• Profit before tax was SEK 420 (354) m and profit after tax was SEK 363 (263) m, equivalent to SEK 19.20 (13.90) per share.• Rental revenues and Kungsleden’s operating surplus increased by 8 (7) per cent and 9 (4) per cent, to SEK 1,112 (1,033) m and SEK 708 (647) m respectively.• In the interim period, 83 properties were divested for SEK 1,767 m, generating profits of SEK 82 m, while 23 properties were acquired forSEK 1,345 m.• Kungsleden is reiterating its forecast of profit before tax of SEK 500 m for the financial year 2004.Kungsleden’s Chief Executive Jens Engwall commented: “

Financial Report July - September 2004

Financial Report July - September 2004 Record-breaking Third Quarter · Sales: Up 14% to $1.4 billion · Income Before Tax: Up 24% to $97 million · Earnings per Share: Up 31% to $.72 · Cash Flow: Up 87% to $126 million (Stockholm, Oct. 21, 2004) - - - Autoliv Inc. (NYSE: ALV and SSE: ALIV) - the world¬wide leader in automotive safety systems - reported record third-quarter sales, earnings and cash flow for the three-month period which ended September 30, 2004. Despite flat underlying light vehicle production, Autoliv's consolidated sales rose by 14% to $1,383 million, operating income

Invitation to a telephone conference regarding IBS´ interim report January-September, 2004

A telephone conference will be held in conjunction with the publication of IBS’ interim report for the period January-September, 2004. The report will be distributed to the market at around 3 p.m. (CET) on 27 October.The presentation starts at 4 p.m. (CET). The presentation will be held in Swedish.IBS Group participants are Magnus Wastenson, CEO, Per-Arne Sendrén, CFO, and John Womack, Director Corporate Communications.In order to facilitate the presentation starting on time, please call the telephone conference number five minutes before the scheduled time.If you wish to join the

Streamlined Karlshamns cuts annual costs by SEK 100 million

Streamlined Karlshamns cuts annual costs by SEK 100 million Karlshamns AB is now initiating a new programme aiming at productivity improvements. The goal is to cut costs by an aggregate SEK 100 million from 2006 onwards. - Our business conditions have changed radically in the past few years, and competition is growing more and more fierce, says Jerker Hartwall, President and C.E.O. of Karlshamns AB. We have maintained an acceptable profit level throughout 2004, but the external pressure on our contribution margins remains strong. It is thus vital to take action in good time. Karlshamns'

Interim report for January-September 2004

Interim report for January-September 2004 Powerful earnings growth: Operating profit up 88 per cent to MSEK 125 (66) · Profit after net financial items up 64 per cent to MSEK 144 (88) · Profit after tax was MSEK 97 (61), corresponding to SEK 5.80 per share (4.10) · Net sales increased by 45 per cent to MSEK 2,266 (1,559) · Operating margin strengthened to 5.5 per cent (4.3) For additional information contact: Wigon Thuresson, Managing Director & CEO of SWECO, telephone +46 8 695 66 02, wigon.thuresson@sweco.se Bo Jansson, Chief Financial Officer of SWECO, telephone +46 8 695 66 06, bo.

Statement by the Board of Directors of Song Networks Holding AB (publ) in relation to the announced public offers by TDC A/S and Tele2 AB

Initial Offers On September 14, 2004, TDC A/S ("TDC") announced a public offer to all shareholders and holders of convertible debentures in Song Networks Holding AB (publ) ("Song"). On the same day, the Board of Directors of Song announced a statement in relation to TDC's offer. On September 22, 2004, Tele2 AB ("Tele2") announced a public offer to all shareholders and holders of convertible debentures in Song. On September 24, 2004, the Board of Directors of Song announced a statement in relation to TDC's offer of September 14, 2004, and Tele2's offer of September 22, 2004. TDC's Offer On

Streamlined Karlshamns cuts annual costs by SEK 100 million

Karlshamns AB is now initiating a new programme aiming at productivity improvements. The goal is to cut costs by an aggregate SEK 100 million from 2006 onwards. - Our business conditions have changed radically in the past few years, and competition is growing more and more fierce, says Jerker Hartwall, President and C.E.O. of Karlshamns AB. We have maintained an acceptable profit level throughout 2004, but the external pressure on our contribution margins remains strong. It is thus vital to take action in good time. Karlshamns’ management has now entered into discussions with the company’s

NOTE’s sustained growth continues apace under its own steam

NOTE is one of Sweden’s fastest growing companies according to the Marathon List 2004, which was published today by growth consultancy Ahrens Rapid Growth and Svenska Dagbladet. This is the third year in a row that NOTE has been placed on the Marathon List and this year, with sustained growth of 27 percent, NOTE comes in at 29th place.“We are very happy to be on the Marathon List for the third year in a row. We see our growth as a result of the trust and confidence our customers have shown us,” says Erik Stenfors, CEO of NOTE. “Swedish companies that have over 50 employees and have grown

Cybercom wins a Suntel order

Cybercom wins a Suntel order Cybercom wins a new order from Suntel, a telecom operator in Sri Lanka. Cybercom will deliver customised upgrades of Cybercom's customer management and invoicing system; it will also further develop and integrate the system for Suntel. "This is a strategic, prestigious deal, which is aligned with our efforts to deliver sophisticated billing solutions to telecom enterprises," says Johan Glimskog, Billing Services Account Manager, Cybercom's Telecom & Services unit. Cybercom contracts to upgrade existing billing system. Thanks to this system, Suntel's customer

Interim Report January - September 2004

Interim Report January - September 2004 · The Group's net sales amounted to SEK 2,663 million (2,469). - Earnings after net financial items totalled SEK 135 million (147). - Earnings after tax were SEK 98 million (106). - Earnings per share amounted to SEK 4.60 (5.05). · Business area Oils & Fats keeps up its strong volume growth. · Pressure on margins in business area Technical Products is adversely affecting profitability. · Continued growth for high value-added speciality fats. · Acquisition of British company in the speciality fats segment. · Continued volume growth for feed materials. ·

Ericsson awarded GSM contract by Dishnet Wireless for the northern and eastern circles in India

Ericsson has signed a contract with Dishnet Wireless Limited in India to deploy a complete turnkey GSM/GPRS/EDGE network infrastructure and equipment for the northern and eastern circles in India. The circles account for nearly half of India's population. The contract is to be rolled out over a period of two years.Under the agreement, Ericsson will provide infrastructure and services for GSM/GPRS/EDGE, Unified Messaging System, MMS, and Intelligent Network. The GSM network infrastructure will cover circles in northern and eastern India. These circles account for nearly half of country's

Zound by Semcon and LMS Announce Distribution Partnership for Scandinavia and the Baltic States

Zound by Semcon and LMS Announce Distribution Partnership for Scandinavia and the Baltic States Semcon Takes up Exclusive Distribution of LMS Virtual.Lab and LMS Test.Lab Leuven, Belgium and Göteborg, Sweden - 1 October, 2004 - Zound by Semcon and LMS International announced the signing of a partnership agreement for the exclusive distribution of the LMS virtual simulation software, testing systems and advanced engineering services in Scandinavia and the Baltic states. Vehicle manufacturers, suppliers and other advanced manufacturing companies in the Nordic countries will greatly benefit

Statement by the Board of Directors of Song Networks Holding AB (publ) in relation to the announced

Statement by the Board of Directors of Song Networks Holding AB (publ) in relation to the announced Initial Offers On September 14, 2004, TDC A/S ("TDC") announced a public offer to all shareholders and holders of convertible debentures in Song Networks Holding AB (publ) ("Song"). On the same day, the Board of Directors of Song announced a statement in relation to TDC's offer. On September 22, 2004, Tele2 AB ("Tele2") announced a public offer to all shareholders and holders of convertible debentures in Song. On September 24, 2004, the Board of Directors of Song announced a statement in

Microsoft® appoints Prevas as its Gold partner for the computer products of the future in Scandinavia

Microsoft® appoints Prevas as its Gold partner for the computer products of the future in Scandinavia Prevas, the only systems integrator in Scandinavia, has been appointed Windows Embedded® Gold partner by Microsoft Corp. This appointment gives Prevas new opportunities to establish customer contacts and realise product ideas in which embedded computers play an important part. Nowadays, small computers are incorporated into everything from cameras and mobile phones to industrial robots, defence systems and medical equipment. It is a rapidly growing market. An important part of an embedded

DNBNOR - EXERCISE OF INDEPENDENT SUBSCRIPTION RIGHTS

In connection with the subscription right programme for employees in the former Gjensidige NOR ASA 5,181,408 shares have been issued at an exercise price of NOK 27.95. In connection with the conversion and listing on the stock exchange of Gjensidige NOR, and as part of an incentive programme for employees in Gjensidige NOR, it was agreed at the extraordinary Annual General Meeting on 10 September 2002 to issue 250 independent subscription rights to every employee in the Gjensidige NOR Group. According to the merger plan for the DnB and Gjensidige NOR - merger, each subscription right in

BROSTRÖM sells older tanker vessel

BROSTRÖM sells older tanker vessel The sale gives Broström a profit of approximately MSEK 2 and a cash surplus of around MSEK 30. In line with Broström's strategy to lead the market in terms of quality, safety and the environment the company has decided to sell one of its few remaining older single-hulled vessels BRO BARA. This product tanker of 30,000 dwt was built in 1982. The sale of BRO BARA further reduces the average age of the remaining Broström fleet to 8 years, which makes the fleet one of the world's most modern diversified product tanker fleets in the range from 4,000 to 80,000

Invitation to a telephone conference regarding IBS´ interim report January-September, 2004

Invitation to a telephone conference regarding IBS´ interim report January-September, 2004 A telephone conference will be held in conjunction with the publication of IBS' interim report for the period January-September, 2004. The report will be distributed to the market at around 3 p.m. (CET) on 27 October. The presentation starts at 4 p.m. (CET). The presentation will be held in Swedish. IBS Group participants are Magnus Wastenson, CEO, Per-Arne Sendrén, CFO, and John Womack, Director Corporate Communications. In order to facilitate the presentation starting on time, please call the

Atlas Copco doubles its compressor capacity in China

Atlas Copco doubles its compressor capacity in China Stockholm, Sweden, October 21, 2004: Atlas Copco's Compressor Technique business area inaugurates the third extension of its compressor assembly facility in Wuxi, China. The new extension to Wuxi Atlas Copco Compressor Co. Ltd., only three years after the previous extension, will double the present annual compressor assembly capacity. The expansion was made necessary not only to cope with the increased demands for Atlas Copco's products, but also to enable the Wuxi plant to extend further its range of compressed air equipment, which is

Atlas Copco's new service center improves logistics in China

Atlas Copco's new service center improves logistics in China Stockholm, Sweden, October 21, 2004: Atlas Copco China Investment Co. Ltd has established a new service center in Shanghai, to improve service to customers and to speed up the delivery of parts to the whole of mainland China. The new facility primarily houses and distributes parts for compressed air products, as well as some pneumatic tools and spares. With the opening of the new service center, stock availability will be substantially improved. In response to a strong business growth, it has a much increased capacity compared to

Interim report, January-September 2004

Interim report, January - September 2004 Stockholm, October 21, 2004 FramfabAB(publ) - Net revenue for January-September was SEK 244.9 million (186.1), an increase of 32% for the same period in 2003. Net revenue per employee rose to an annual rate of SEK 933 thousand (629), an increase of 48% for the same period in 2003. Net revenue for the third quarter amounted to SEK 75.0 million (53.8), up 39% compared to the same period last year. - Earnings after tax totaled SEK 2.8 million (-84.0) for the period January-September, and SEK 1.1 million (-11.3) for the third quarter. Earnings per share

Boliden's EUR 840 million refinancing oversubscribed

Boliden's EUR 840 million refinancing oversubscribed Boliden has successfully refinanced the company's bank loans of EUR 840 million. The new loan agreement has a five-year term and replaces Boliden's previous bank agreement, which was signed in conjunction with the company's restructuring in 2001. The new loan agreement involves a normalisation of terms and conditions and will also enable a future dividend to be paid to shareholders. "I am delighted to note that our lenders have great confidence in new Boliden and that we now have a long-term financing on market terms. The management will

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