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INTERIM REPORT OF THE BIOHIT GROUP 1.1.-

BIOHIT OYJ STOCK EXCHANGE RELEASE 7.5.2004 AT 10:00INTERIM REPORT OF THE BIOHIT GROUP 1.1.-31.3.2004 The net sales of the Biohit group totalled MEUR 6,6 (MEUR 6,4 1-3/2003). The operating profit before goodwill amortization was MEUR0,2 (MEUR 0,0). The result of the reporting period totalled MEUR 0,0(MEUR 0,3 loss). Biohit invested in the evaluations of the diagnosticproducts on new market areas and in the international sales of newliquid handling and diagnostic products. Net Sales The net sales of the Biohit group increased by 3%, and were MEUR 6,6

FISKARS CORPORATION INTERIM REPORT JANUA

Fiskars Corporation Stock Exchange ReportMay 7, 2004, 8:30FISKARS CORPORATION INTERIM REPORT JANUARY-MARCH 2004(Unaudited) FISKARS OPERATING RESULT FROM INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS IMPROVED,WÄRTSILÄ CONSOLIDATED AS AN ASSOCIATED COMPANY - Operating profit from industrial operations improved by 25%- Product offering streamlined; volume unchanged from previous year- Corporate net sales decreased by 10% due to 16% weaker dollar rate 16 %- Wärtsilä became Fiskars’ associated company at the beginning of the year Corporation, January-MarchEUR million Q1/2004 Q1/2003

Sandvik Annual General Meeting 2004

Sandvik Annual General Meeting 2004 Sandvik AB's Annual General Meeting in Sandviken on 6 May approved the Board's proposed dividend of SEK 10.50 per share for the 2003 fiscal year. The record date to receive the dividend was set at Tuesday, 11 May 2004. Payment is expected through VPC (Swedish Securities Register Center) on Friday, 14 May 2004. Attorney Sven Unger was elected Chairman of the Meeting. Clas Åke Hedström, Board Chairman, reported in his address on the role of the Board and its work as well as the work and function of the remuneration, audit and nominating committees. In his

Report from the annual general meeting of Teleca AB (publ) held on 6 May 2004

Report from the annual general meeting of Teleca AB (publ) held on 6 May 2004 Teleca's annual general meeting on 6 May 2004 adopted the parent company's and the group's accounts. It further discharged the board of directors and the CEO from liability. The CEO, Dan Olofsson, commented on the group's operations and the interim report, which was distributed earlier during the day. Dividend The annual general meeting decided in accordance with the proposal of the board that no dividend would be paid for 2003. Board of directors Börje Bengtsson, Konstantin Caliacmanis, Göran Larsson, Gunder

INTERIM REPORT JANUARY-MARCH 2004

Summary for the period* Net turnover has increased by SEK 193,000 to SEK 220,000 (27,000), compared with the corresponding quarter of 2003. * Profit/loss after tax amounted to SEK -7,859,000 (-7,039,000). * The gross transaction volume increased by SEK 2,770,000 to SEK 3,226,000 (556,000). This represents an increase of 41 per cent compared with the fourth quarter of 2003. The gross transaction margin amounted to 4.9 per cent (4.5). * During the period, 31,768 new wallets were opened, which represents an increase of 57 per cent compared with the end of 2003. * During the period,

SBAB reports a net operating income of SEK 193 million for the first quarter 2004

SBAB reports a net operating income of SEK 193 million for the first quarter 2004 Net loan losses continue to be low and posted a positive result of SEK 8 million, an improvement of SEK 16 million over the corresponding period in 2003. Development of net interest income for the first quarter remains stable with a 2 per cent improvement in actual results over the corresponding period for the previous year. The first quarter continues to post strong results despite greater investments in marketing and IT-development in comparison to the same period in 2003. The net operating income for the

Fabege sells another residential property for a gain of SEK 40 M

Fabege sells another residential property for a gain of SEK 40 M Fabege has sold the residential property Lavetten 16 for a total of SEK 104 M. The price exceeds the property's independently appraised market value as of December 31, 2003 by 28%. The capital gain accrues during the year's second quarter. The buyer is a tenant-owner association and the closing on the property is scheduled for today. Fabege has now sold four of the 12 residential properties in downtown Stockholm that it retained when Bostads AB was distributed to the shareholders. Disclosure: Two of Fabege's employees, one of

INTERIM REPORT JANUARY - MARCH 2004

INTERIM REPORT JANUARY - MARCH 2004 · Turnover for the first quarter of 2004 amounted to SEK 179.7 (141.3) million, which is an increase of 27 percent. · Operating income amounted to SEK -2.5 (4.7) million, excluding the item affecting comparability for 2003. · Net income after tax amounted to SEK 3.8 (2.8) million, excluding the item affecting comparability for 2003. · Earnings per share amounted to SEK 0.16 (19.20). · RESTYLANE SubQ approved for sales in Europe. · DUROLANE approved for the treatment of osteoarthritis of the hip joint in Europe. · A study on patients with fecal

PAYNOVA MICROPAYMENTS GROW WITH ONLINE GAMING

Paynova AB has agreed with gaming development company Mindark PE AB to expand Paynova’s payment handling for the company’s online mass gaming. For the past year, Project Entropia, with over 110,000 players, has been generating income for Paynova through inward and outward payments in the game. Now Paynova’s role will be significantly greater, as it will also handle micropayments internally between players, while they are playing and are in the playing environment. Online gaming is growing rapidly. It has enormous volume potential, and is expected to turn over 1.8 billion dollars next year.

New mill manager at Billerud Gruvön

New mill manager at Billerud Gruvön Anders Snell has been appointed the new mill manager at Billerud Gruvön, part of the Billerud Group. Anders Snell is currently technical director for the Billerud Group and he will take up the new position on 1 September 2004. He will report to the Group's President and CEO and be a member of the Group's executive management team. The current mill manager at Billerud Gruvön, Torbjörn Joghed, is leaving the position on 31 August 2004. Stockholm 6 May 2004 Billerud AB (publ) Bert Östlund President and CEO Pictures available at: http://www.newsonline.nu/

Peab to build new flats at Dockan in Malmö

Peab to build new flats at Dockan in Malmö Peab has won the contract to build 75 new flats in the tenant owners' society Piren at the Dockan area in Malmö. JM is the client and the contract amounts SEK 110 million. The Dockan area is the old Kockums'shipyard at the west harbour in Malmö. In this area Peab has already started the construction of 94 tenant flats for JM in Fyren, neighbour to Piren, next to the nowadays waterfilled dock. The Piren-work is a general contract, estimated to be ready in October 2005. For further information contact: Jan Hildingsson, project manager +46 733 37 40

HK RUOKATALO HAS SIGNED AN AGREEMENT TO

HK Ruokatalo Oyj STOCK EXCHANGE BULLETIN 6 May 2004, at 16.15pmHK RUOKATALO HAS SIGNED AN AGREEMENT TO INCREASE ITS OWNERSHIP OFSOKOLÓW IN POLAND On 6 May 2004, HK Ruokatalo signed an agreement whereby it is toacquire in two instalments Germany-based Conrad Jacobson GmbH’s sharesin Sokolów S.A, Poland’s largest meat company. The deal involves 11499 564 shares, which correspond to 11.48 per cent of Sokolów’sshares. The deal will take HK Ruokatalo’s holding in Sokolów from21.12 per cent to 32.60 per cent. The deal is subject to the approval of the Polish authorities, aprocess

New homes in Dockan area of Malmö

New homes in Dockan area of Malmö JM is now 75 starting construction of 75 residential units for the Piren tenant-owner co-operative, which will be the second phase along Östra Dockpromenaden between the marina and Yttre Hamnen. Dockan is a new district by the sea but close to the city centre, services, communication and recreation.. Together with Metro arkitekter, JM has created a block inspired by Rörsjöstaden and S:t Knuts torg in Malmö. The apartments are between 50 and 131 sq.m. with balconies and a functional design. The top floor is set-back with apartments with roof terraces. The

Interim Report January - March

Interim Report January-March 2004 · Group net turnover amounted to MSEK 385.1 (502.9). · Result after tax was MSEK -6.9 (3.2). · Operating result was MSEK -4.4 (9.8). The result fell compared to the first quarter last year as a consequence of lower prices and lower volume. · Result per share amounted to SEK -0.83 (0.39) · A radical reform programme has been carried out since the end of 2003. For further information, please contact the managing director Ragnar Quarnström, tel +46 (0)771-11 00 00 or +46 (0)70 600 32 21 or the finance director Gunnar Nyqvist, tel +46 (0)771-11 00 00 or +46 (0)

BT INDUSTRIES, January-March 2004

BT INDUSTRIES, January-March 2004 Market and orders rise January - March Amounts in SEK m. 2004 2003 Orders received 3,242 3,027 Net sales 2,960 2,923 Income after net 174 168 financial items Net income 104 100 Number of employees 8,102 7,782 Market development Demand for warehouse trucks rose during the first quarter. The increase was expected, since the combustion-powered counterbalanced truck segment grew relatively strongly in 2003. This segment usually includes customers and industries that are early in the business cycle, signifying a more general upswing. "Also during the first

TeliaSonera Sweden to widen broadband access

TeliaSonera Sweden to widen broadband access TeliaSonera Sweden has begun upgrading 250 exchanges all over the country to broadband. This will enable another 400,000 Swedes to connect at speeds up to 8000 kpbs (8 Mbps). No other operator in Europe today is offering better broadband coverage at such high connection speeds. The upgrade, expected to be completed by the end of June 2004, will mean that around 85 percent of households and businesses in Sweden have access to ADSL broadband connectivity. "The demand for broadband is growing, particularly at the higher speeds," says Marie Ehrling,

Boss Media AB (publ): Interim Report 1 January - 31 March 2004

Boss Media AB (publ): Interim Report 1 January - 31 March 2004 Net sales increased by 48 percent to SEK 47.5 (32.0) million. Profit after financial items was SEK 23.1 (6.0) million. Non-recurrent items affected the profit by approximately SEK 10 million. Net profit was SEK 16.5 (4.2) million. Earnings per share were SEK 0.30 (0.08). During the first quarter Boss Media signed its first agreement within mobile gambling. The Swedish state-owned lottery company Svenska Spel and Boss Media will now be offering mobile gambling to the Swedish market. The Group Boss Media AB (publ) is one of the

Report from IBS AB’s Annual General Meeting, 5 May, 2004

IBS continues to specialise in solutions for Supply Chain ManagementAt IBS’ Annual General Meeting held on 5 May, 2004, CEO Magnus Wastenson stated that the company will continue to strengthen its position within the area of Supply Chain Management."With growing competition on the volume markets for broad-based business software, specialisation is essential in order to be able to compete successfully. We are focusing our development, marketing and sales efforts on market areas in which we have the capacity to be leading players. We have a strong portfolio of software, a sales and

Increased profit for Hufvudstaden

Interim Report January - March 2004 Increased profit for Hufvudstaden · Profit for the period after tax amounted to SEK 97.6 million (67.9). The increase can be attributed mainly to higher rental income and lower costs for special projects. · Excluding special projects, gross profit from property management increased by 8.4 per cent to SEK 199.5 million (184.1). · Net sales for the Group for the period amounted to SEK 346.1 million (335.0). · The rental vacancy level at the period-end was 8.8 per cent (8.1 at the year-end). · Profit per share was SEK 0.47 (0.32). · After the end of the

Sandvik AB - Report on the first quarter 2004

SANDVIK AB Report on the first quarter 2004 "Order intake and invoicing increased by 10% at fixed exchange rates for comparable units. Profit after net financial items rose 12% to SEK 1,430 M. The improvement is attributable to increased volumes and prices as well as higher productivity and capacity utilization." "Sales volumes rose in all business areas. Market development was positive in NAFTA, in which parts of the American industry have a high capacity utilization. In Europe, total demand was largely unchanged, with a positive development in Northern and Eastern Europe, while the market

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