Year-end report 2009

Fourth quarter 2009

- Parent Company profit/loss after tax of SEK -54M (676). - Consolidated net sales of SEK 234M (314). - Consolidated net profit/loss including discontinued operations of SEK -60M (536). Net profit excluding discontinued operations of SEK -60M (2). - Earnings per share of SEK -1.18 (6.38). - Bure’s share in EBITA of the portfolio companies was SEK 49M (5). - In December Bure completed the sale of 25 per cent of its holding in Carnegie Investment Bank to the employees. The transaction had no impact on earnings in the Parent Company. - Carnegie’s asset management operations have been separated into an independent company. - In December the extraordinary general meetings of Bure and Skanditek resolved on a merger. January – December 2009 - Parent Company profit/loss after tax of SEK -140M (1,019). - Parent Company equity per share of SEK 25.75 (29.14). - Consolidated net sales including discontinued operations of SEK 939M (2,285). Net sales excluding discontinued operations of SEK 939M (1,097). - Consolidated profit of SEK 46M (883). Profit excluding discontinued operations of SEK 23M (114). - Earnings per share of SEK 0.85 (9.82). - Bure’s share in EBITA of the portfolio companies fell to SEK -2M (43). Subsequent events - The merger between Bure and Skanditek was completed at the end of January. In connection with implementation of the merger, Bure’s shareholders prior to the merger received an extraordinary dividend of SEK 9.50 per share, equal to a total of approximately SEK 478M. - After registration of the merger, Patrik Tigerschiöld was appointed as the new CEO of Bure. - The separation of Carnegie’s asset management operations was completed in February, after which Bure has capitalised CAM Group Holding in an amount of SEK 94M. Bure’s holding in CAM Group Holding amounts to 35 per cent. - The Board proposes an ordinary dividend of SEK 0.30 per share for the financial year 2009. The proposed dividend is equal to a total of SEK 27M (no ordinary cash dividend was paid in 2008).