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Continued profitable growth

1 April – 30 June 2017 · Net sales amounted to SEK 3,387 M (2,703) · Operating profit was SEK 405 M (165), of which profit from sale of land totalled SEK 99 M (-28) · Operating margin was 12.0 (6.1) per cent · Profit after financial items was SEK 346 M (92) · Profit for the period after tax amounted to SEK 271 M (74) · Cash flow before financing was SEK -327 M (-285) · Earnings per share were SEK 2.51 (0.66) · Return on capital employed amounted to 18.7 (14.1) per cent · The number of production starts of housing units in the period was 1,442 (1,506) · The

Interim report January-June 2017

The positive trend continues with the second quarter of the year showing strong growth throughout the Group.Ola Serneke, President and CEO, comments on operations during the second quarter of 2017: “The second quarter of 2017 showed continued strong growth with improved profitability in the contracting operations. I feel particularly proud that all four business areas now have a strong wind in their sails and that our business model, with turnkey solutions from start to finish, is appreciated in the market. In June 2016, property fund NREP acquired 50 percent of the Karlastaden

Interim Report January - June 2017

Reporting period January – June · Net sales increased by 10.2 per cent to SEK 4,876 (4,424) million. Organically, net sales grew by 0.5 per cent · EBITA* increased by 20.1 per cent to SEK 818 (681) million · The EBITA margin* increased to 16.8 (15.4) per cent · Earnings before tax grew by 14.3 per cent to SEK 699 (612) million · Net profit for the period grew by 14.3 per cent to SEK 524 (459) million · Earnings per share increased by 14.3 per cent to SEK 5.67 (4.96) · Cash flow from operating activities increased by 3.1 per cent to SEK 438 (425) million · During

CEO shift at Dometic

Roger Johansson, CEO and President of Dometic, has in joint understanding with the Board of Directors decided to leave his assignment. Juan Vargues, currently head of the Entrance Systems division at ASSA ABLOY, has been appointed as new CEO. Roger Johansson will remain in his current role until the year-end.”I would like to thank Roger for his five years with Dometic. Roger has achieved an outstanding transformation of the company, with the IPO in 2015 as an important milestone. Today, the company stands very strong and now enters the next phase. With Juan’s strong business experience and

REPORT ON THE SECOND QUARTER 2017

Solid Q2 with 9% organic growthSECOND QUARTER ·  Net sales for the second quarter totaled SEK 3,949 million (3,461); an increase of 14%, of which 9% was organic growth. ·  Operating profit (EBIT) before items affecting comparability amounted to SEK 650 million (584), representing a margin of 16.5% (16.9%), including SEK 29 million relating to US class action legal costs. ·  Operating profit (EBIT) amounted to SEK 650 million (573). ·  Cash flow for the period totaled SEK -29 million (309). Operating cash flow totaled SEK 570 million (511). ·  Profit for the second

Interim report January – June 2017

Kai Wärn, President and CEO:“The Husqvarna Group is continuing to implement its profitable growth strategy following the positive execution of its margin improvement activities in recent years. Sales, operating income and margin as well as cash flow increased in the first half of the year. The three divisions with growth targets had a very positive development, effectively capitalizing on an overall good demand in areas such as robotic mowers, battery-powered products and watering products. Going forward we will continue to invest in strategic growth initiatives to further strengthen our

Interim report January-June 2017: Investments for the future and fewer working days puts pressure on the result for the period

· Divestment of weak businesses in Århus and Helsinki will strengthen the results in coming periods but has a negative one-time effect of SEK -16.3 million on the quarter  · Considerably fewer working days impact the clinics’ results negatively  · Successful start-up of GHP Vård och Hälsa with Trygg Hansa and development of the collaboration with Skandia  · Much greater focus on internal cost control in the clinics in future Second quarter 2017 · Sales revenues decreased to SEK 249.6 million (262.0) · Organic growth amounted to -4.5 percent (22.1) · Adjusted EBITDA

Konecranes upgrades 2017 EBITA guidance and lowers 2017 sales guidance

Konecranes changes its 2017 financial guidance as follows:“The sales in 2017 are expected to be close to or lower than the comparable combined company sales in 2016 (EUR 3,278 million). We expect the adjusted EBITA to total EUR 205-225 million in 2017 (comparable combined company adjusted EBITA was EUR 184 million in 2016).The comparable combined company’s operations comprise Konecranes’ operations without the divested STAHL CraneSystems business, but including the acquired MHPS business. See the stock exchange releases published on April 10, 2017, and April 13, 2017, for further

CLX Communications AB (publ): presents the 2017 Second Quarter report

Stockholm, Sweden - CLX Communications AB (publ) - XSTO: CLX Invitation to participate at a conference call where the company presents its interim report for the period 1 January - 30 June, 2017. Join MR Johan Hedberg, President and CEO when he presents the report. Johan Hedberg will together with Odd Bolin, CFO be available to answer any questions. Date:             Friday 21 July, 2017 Time:             09:00AM CEST To participate please call any of the following numbers: Sweden: +46 (0) 8 5352 6408UK: +44( 0) 20 3427 1907USA: +1-646 254 3366

Fewer infections in mechanical heart valves

[PRESS RELEASE 18 July 2017]  Infections in surgically implanted heart valves are more common in patients who have been given a biological prosthetic valve than in those with a mechanical one, a study from Karolinska Institutet published in the journal Circulation shows.Some 1,500 people undergo aortic valve replacement every year in Sweden, about 75 per cent of whom receive a biological valve (from a pig or calf), the remainder a mechanical one. A complication that carries a high fatality risk is prosthetic valve endocarditis, which occurs when the new valve is infected by bacteria. Until

INTERIM REPORT JANUARY – JUNE 2017

STRONG FIRST SIX MONTHS FOR HiQJANUARY – JUNE 2017 · Net sales total SEK 923.9 (846.9) million, an increase with 9.1 per cent · Operating profit (EBIT) is SEK 113.5 (104.5) million, equivalent to an operating margin of 12.3 per cent · Pre-tax profit of SEK 112.9 (104.1) million · Profit after tax of SEK 87.5 (80.9) million · Earnings per share of SEK 1.59 (1.50) · Cash flow from operations of SEK 118.4 (86.4) million · Liquid assets of SEK 163.9 million APRIL – JUNE 2017 · Net sales total SEK 454.3 (442.8) million, an increase with 2.6 per cent · Operating

Q2 2017 Interim report April−June

Sales up, profits up, transformation acceleratedQ2 2017 Highlights · Sales of SEK 4,246m (3,718) with 5% organic growth · Operating income up 9% to SEK 391m (360) before SEK -23m (0) of items affecting comparability · Total operating income of SEK 369m (360)  · Net income from continuing operations of SEK 275m (244) and basic earnings per share of SEK 3.90 (3.61) · Total net income of SEK 413m (-674) including net income from discontinued operations of SEK 138m (-918), and total basic earnings per share of SEK 5.62 (-10.70) · Net debt of SEK 2,212m (1,796) equivalent to

STRONG FIRST HALF-YEAR FOR HiQ

Net sales for the period January - June increases with 9.1 per cent to a total of SEK 923.9 (846.9) million. Operating profit (EBIT) for the first half of the year increases with 8.6 per cent to SEK 113.5 (104.5) million corresponding to an operating margin of 12.3 percent. Second-quarter sales total SEK 454.3 (442.8) million. Operating profit (EBIT) for the second quarter is SEK 48.0 (61.4) million corresponding to an operating margin of 10.6 per cent. Liquid assets at the end of June total SEK 163.9 million.“We make a good start to the year with sales figures and profits for the first six

Ericsson reports second quarter results 2017

SECOND QUARTER HIGHLIGHTS · Reported sales decreased by -8% YoY. Sales, adjusted for comparable units and currency, decreased by -13% YoY. The RAN equipment market for 2017 is estimated to show a high single-digit percentage decline compared with previous estimate of -2% to -6%. · Gross margin was 27.9% (32.3%). Gross margin, excluding restructuring charges, was 29.8% (33.2%). · Operating income was SEK -1.2 b. Operating income, excluding restructuring charges was SEK 0.3 b., with a YoY decline in all segments. · Networks operating margin was 7%. Operating margin, excluding

Haldex interim report, January - June 2017: A quarter with slightly weaker growth than the market

During Q2, the market continued to be positive and Haldex experienced strong growth in Europe. However, growth in North America was slightly weaker, and as a whole Haldex’ growth is somewhat weaker than in the market. The sale of actuators, which was previously the primary cause behind the fall in sales, stabilized, and only a slight reduction was noted in Q2. A number of product areas experienced positive development, and the disc brake continued to show the most growth.  Operating profit dropped slightly, largely due to lower sales in North America, where the operating margin is higher than

Good prospects

CEO Per Lindberg comments on the development during Q2 2017:“The market for sustainable packaging materials and solutions remains very encouraging. We delivered a stable result in the second quarter, despite the pressure from costs of external factors and the major disruption at Gruvön, which was communicated in May. Looking ahead, we see that the path we have chosen is the right one. Markets are performing strongly over the short term, and in the long term the trend points to companies being ambitious in their sustainability efforts both in their business operations and their products.

Panoro Announces Final Investment Decision on the Development of the Dussafu oilfields

Oslo, 18 July 2017 – Panoro Energy ASA (the “Company” or “Panoro” with OSE ticker: “PEN”) is pleased to announce that Pan Petroleum Gabon B.V. (a fully owned subsidiary of Panoro) has  approved the operator’s proposed work program and budget to move forward at full speed with the development of the Dussafu oilfields, offshore Gabon. The development plan will consist of two initial horizontal wells at Tortue in the Gamba and Dentale reservoirs. An appraisal side-track will also be drilled in the northwest of the Tortue field. The two production wells will be tied back to a leased FPSO via

Per Lindberg appointed CEO of Epiroc, the company Atlas Copco plans to dividend out in 2018

Stockholm, Sweden, July 18, 2017: The Board of Directors of Atlas Copco AB has appointed Per Lindberg as the first President and CEO of Epiroc AB, a subsidiary of Atlas Copco AB. He will start in this position latest in the first quarter of 2018.Per Lindberg is currently the President and CEO of BillerudKorsnäs AB, a leading supplier of renewable packaging materials and solutions. “Per is a strong leader with a solid industrial experience and a long track record of successfully developing companies in a competitive international environment,” said Hans Stråberg, Chair of Atlas Copco’s

Interim Report, January – June 2017

"Compared to the same period last year, the first six months re­sulted in an increase in adjusted operating profit by 26%. We have continued our expansion with an increased product mix and a geographical diversifica­tion within both deposits and lending resulting in the company now standing stronger than ever." - Declan Mac Guinness, CEO.FIRST HALF-YEAR, JANUARY-JUNE 2017 (COMPARED WITH JANUARY-JUNE 2016)  • Total operating income increased by 18.5 % to SEK 247.3 million • Loan portfolio amounted to SEK 2,836 million on 30 June 2017, an increase of 13.9 % since the end of 2016 •

Handelsbanken’s Interim Report January – June 2017

Summary January – June 2017, compared with January – June 2016 · Operating profit rose by 4% to SEK 10,604m (10,244) · The period’s profit after tax for total operations decreased by 1% to SEK 8,167m (8,237) · Earnings per share for total operations decreased to SEK 4.20 (4.31) · Return on equity for total operations declined to 12.6% (13.7) · Income increased by 1% to SEK 20,274m (20,165) and by 5% after adjustment for capital gains in the period of comparison · Net interest income rose by 6% to SEK 14,402m (13,603) · Net fee and commission income rose by 9% to SEK 4,

BillerudKorsnäs CEO to leave early 2018

BillerudKorsnäs President and CEO Per Lindberg has today to the Board of Directors announced his decision to leave the company to become the President and CEO of Epiroc.  He will continue in his position during his notice period until the beginning of 2018. The Board will immediately start the process of recruiting a new President and CEO.”Per Lindberg has during several years very successfully contributed to the development of Billerud and later BillerudKorsnäs. The company has under Per’s leadership more than tripled the turnover and has fivefolded its market capitalization, and now has a

INTERIM REPORT January–June 2017

(Tables included in attached PDF) Q2 2017 · Net sales SEK 5 600 m · EBITDA SEK 863 m · EBITDA margin 15% · Earnings per share SEK 1.72 KEY HIGHLIGHTS · Net sales increased by 3% compared with the same period last year as a result of local price increases and changes in exchange rates. · EBITDA was in line with the corresponding period last year. EBITDA was affected by SEK 55 million as a result of non-recurring costs for a pulp mill breakdown at Gruvön and additional costs related to Rockhammar. · EBITDA was affected by SEK 230 million in costs for maintenance

Aker ASA: Second-quarter and half-year results 2017 - Net Asset Value of NOK 28.8 billion

The net asset value ("NAV") of Aker ASA and holding companies ("Aker") decreased by 11.5 per cent (or 7.9 per cent adjusted for NOK 16 in cash dividend per share) in the second quarter to NOK 28.8 billion (NOK 388 per share). Year-on-year Aker`s NAV is up 21.5 per cent."Although the value development in the quarter is negative, I remain cautiously optimistic, partly because the value changes were triggered by oil price volatility and partly because our operating entities continue to perform well," said Aker President and CEO Øyvind Eriksen. The Aker share decreased 12.7 per cent in the

Orkla ASA: Mandatory notification of trade - primary insiders

According to a resolution by the general meeting of Orkla ASA ("Orkla") on 20 April 2017, shareholder-elected board members are required to use minimum 1/3 of their gross board fee to purchase shares in Orkla, until they own shares in Orkla with a value equivalent to two times their gross board fee. On this basis, the following board members have purchased shares in Orkla on 17 July 2017. Grace Reksten Skaugen, Deputy Chair of the Board of Orkla, has, through her wholly owned company Infovidi Board Services Ltd, bought 2,500 shares at a price of NOK 86.339 per share. Following this

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