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    We have been offering MCLogg to Swedish listed customers for some time at Cision and it feels great to make this integrated logbook available for our Danish customers as well. Logbook management has placed higher demands on listed companies since MAR came into force, and we are very pleased to offer the user-friendly digital solution that MCLogg represents to our customers. The ability to manage distribution and logbook on the same platform will simplify our customers' everyday life and free up time for conducting other successful corporate communication activities
    Magnus Thell, Managing Director Cision Nordics
    We are really excited to further develop our long collaboration between Cision and FinReg Solutions. The launch of MCLogg on the Danish market is a testament of a fruitful and from our client's appreciated collaboration on the Swedish market. We now very much look forward on helping the Danish market simplifying the process of being compliant with the Market Abuse Regulation.
    Mikael Renck, CEO FinReg Solutions
    We remain committed to our core PR market and expect to leverage our existing customer base. At the same time we will focus on a subscription based revenue model and extend our services into content marketing.
    Peter Granat, CEO of Cision
    Our partnership with PitchEngine will further improve our social media offering for communication professionals. As we roll out the PitchEngine platform throughout the group, we will develop our customers’ ability to share content optimized for the social web. Also, by cooperating with PitchEngine, we contribute to the convergence between the public relations, communication and marketing areas, which over time should increase Cision’s addressable market size considerably.
    Hans Gieskes, CEO of the Cision Group
    This divestment is another important step towards completing the transformation of our European region, from a labor intensive, low growth operations to a much leaner, software driven business, with high gross margins and a large share of recurring revenues. Following a total of six divestments in Europe in the past three years, we believe we are now much better positioned for profitable growth in the years to come.
    Hans Gieskes, CEO of the Cision Group
    Erik has played a major role at Cision in the 3.5 years he has been with the Company as CFO and Executive Vice President, and of course I’m sad to see him leave. Today, Cision is a stable and financially sound company with a strong balance sheet, our award winning CisionPoint software and a growing market ahead of us. We would like to thank Erik for his great contributions to Cision and wish him success in his new position.
    Hans Gieskes, CEO of Cision
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    Cision AB (publ) - Interim report January-June 2013

    Good operating cash flow as transformation continues in North AmericaApril-June · Total revenue SEK 234 million (255) includes SEK 30 million insurance settlement · Revenue SEK 203 million (254) · Negative currency effects SEK 12 million on total revenue · Operating profit SEK 43 million (-14) · Operating margin* 8,8% (12,0%) · Operating cash flow SEK 48 million (33) · Earnings per share, basic and diluted, SEK 2,34 (-0,73) · Ongoing Cision US balance sheet review January-June · Total revenue SEK 440 million (494) includes SEK 30 million insurance

    Cision’s Chief Financial Officer to leave his position

    Cision today announces that its Chief Financial Officer Tosh Bruce-Morgan will leave the company during the fourth quarter of 2013. Tosh Bruce-Morgan was previously CFO for the European division for two years and is Group CFO since September 2011. “Tosh has played a key role in Cision over the last four years, and he has been a driving force in the company’s development. I would like to thank Tosh for his contributions and wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors”, says Peter Granat, CEO of Cision. “It has been exciting and inspiring at Cision, but now it is time to think

    Cision AB (publ) - Interim report January-March 2013

    Continued focus on subscription growthJanuary–March · Revenue SEK 204 million (239) · Negative currency effects on total revenue of SEK 10 million · Organic growth -2% (2%) · Operating profit excluding non-recurring items SEK 20 million (29) · Operating profit SEK 12 million (29) · Operating margin 9.7% (12.1%) · Operating cash flow SEK 21 million (24) · Earnings per share, basic and diluted, SEK 0.37 (1.45) Note: 2012 figures include US print monitoring business which was divested in June 2012.Group comparative figures for prior periods have been restated,

    Information regarding the annual report for 2012

    Cision today releases its annual report for 2012. The report includes certain amendments of income statement and balance sheet data compared with the information shown in the year-end report for 2012, which was published on February 7 of this year. The company has identified an incorrect handling of deferred revenue for a large contract in Cision’s North American operations. The incorrect handling was identified through an internal control and refers to the third and fourth quarter of 2011 as well as the first and second quarter of 2012. The consequences of the unintentional but incorrect

    Cision AB (publ) - Year-end report January-December 2012, February 7, 2013

    Cision reports solid full year results and subscription growthOctober–December · Total revenue SEK 242 million (252) · Organic growth 1% (4%) · Operating profit SEK 34 million (30) · Operating margin 14.0% (11.7%) · Operating cash flow SEK 24 million (20) January–December · Total revenue SEK 987 million (969) · Organic growth 4% (0.4%) · Subscription growth 7% · Operating profit excluding non-recurring items SEK 137 million (132) · Operating margin excluding non-recurring items 13.9% (13.6%) · Operating cash flow SEK 100 million (81) · For 2012,

    Cision AB signs USD 75 million Credit Facility

    Cision AB (publ) signed a USD 75 million three-year Credit Facility (the “Facility”) with a group of three banks on February 6, 2013.The Facility will be used to refinance Cision’s existing syndicated facility of USD 62 million and CAD 28 million, originally entered into on October 4, 2006.DNB Bank ASA will act as Facility Agent and Arranger together with SEB and Nykredit Bank who will act as Arrangers in this new Facility.

    Cision AB (publ) - Interim report January-September 2012, October 23, 2012

    Solid results with key transformation for US businessJuly–September · Total revenue SEK 240 million (227) · Organic growth +3% (+2%) · Operating profit SEK 33 million (29) · Operating margin 13.7% (12.7%) · Operating cash flow SEK 18 million (13) January–September · Total revenue SEK 745 million (717) · Organic growth +5% (–1%) · Operating profit excluding non-recurring items SEK 103 million (93) · Operating margin excluding non-recurring items 13.9% (12.9%) · Operating cash flow SEK 75 million (61) Comment by Cision CEO Hans Gieskes:“Having

    Cision AB (publ) - Interim report January-June 2012, July 18, 2012

    Continued growth through a turbulent quarterApril–June · Total revenue SEK 260 million (242) · Organic growth +6% (–3) · Operating profit SEK –9 million (30), excluding non-recurring items SEK 36 million (30) · Operating margin excluding non-recurring items 13.7% (12.4) · Operating cash flow SEK 33 million (17) January–June · Total revenue SEK 505 million (491) · Organic growth +5% (–3) · Operating profit SEK 26 million (62), excluding non-recurring items SEK 71 million (62) · Operating margin excluding non-recurring items 14.0% (12.7) · Operating cash

    Cision announces settlement on alleged infringements and provides trading update for the second quarter

    Further to Cision’s press release dated March 8, 2012 Cision announces a settlement with the US publisher Dow Jones on certain alleged infringements of rights. The agreement provides for a confidential settlement amount and restricts Cision from redistributing Dow Jones original content. Cision continues to demonstrate a solid incremental performance, as previously indicated by the first quarter results, and the underlying EBIT for the second quarter of 2012 is expected to be SEK 35 million. The result of the second quarter will however be affected by the undisclosed settlement amount

    Cision AB (publ) - Interim report January-March 2012, April 24, 2012

    Cision reports solid incremental performanceJanuary–March• Total revenue SEK 245 million (248)• Organic growth +4% (–2%)• Operating profit SEK 35 million (32)• Operating margin 14.2% (12.9%)• Cision US recorded organic growth of 11% (3%)• Operating cash flow SEK 24 million (32)• Profit before tax SEK 29 million (25) an increase of 17% Comment by Cision CEO Hans Gieskes:“We saw the momentum gained in the second half of last year continuing during the first quarter. The 2011 investments we have made in our award winning CisionPoint PR software and in sales and marketing

    Cision AB (publ) Annual General Meeting – Important information to shareholders

    As announced on March 8, 2012 Cision has received a threat from a major US publisher of a damages claim based on alleged infringement of rights. As a consequence of the continuing uncertainty regarding the outcome of the claim, the board of directors of Cision AB has considered the general rule of prudence set out in Chapter 17 Section 3 of the Companies Act, and decided to cancel the following of its proposals to the annual general meeting to be held on March 26, 2012: · Proposal for a dividend of SEK 2 per share, corresponding to a total amount of approximately SEK 30 million (

    Cision Europe CEO Yann Blandy to leave Cision

    Cision AB today announced that Yann Blandy, CEO of Cision Europe, will be leaving the company to take up the position as CEO of Intellecta AB. Yann Blandy will leave at the end of the second quarter of 2012, at which time Cision AB is confident it will have a suitable replacement solution in place. “Yann has played a major role at Cision in the 6 years he has been with the company, and is leaving behind Cision Europe in better shape than ever, poised for growth and with a 20% EBIT margin in Q4 of 2011. We are of course sad to see Yann leave, grateful for his contributions and convinced

    Cision North America CEO Joe Bernardo Steps Down

    Peter Granat Assumes Responsibility for North American OperationsCision AB today announced that Joe Bernardo, Chief Executive Officer of Cision North America, has elected for early retirement and will step down from his position on March 1, 2012. Peter Granat, President and Chief Operating Officer of Cision North America, will assume Joe Bernardo's responsibilities, reporting to Hans Gieskes, CEO of the Cision Group. "For the past 13 years, Joe Bernardo has been key to Cision's success in North America, as the company transformed itself from a news clipping service and publisher of hard-

    Annual General Meeting of Cision AB (publ)

    The shareholders of Cision AB (publ), reg. no. 556027-9514, are hereby convened to the annual general meeting on Monday, March 26, 2012, at 4.00 p.m. at Konferens Spårvagnshallarna, Birger Jarlsgatan 57A, Stockholm, Sweden.Participation Shareholders of Cision AB (the "Company") who wish to participate in the annual general meeting must     be recorded in the register of shareholders maintained by Euroclear Sweden AB on Tuesday, March 20, 2012, andmust     notify the Company of their intention to attend the annual general meeting not later than 4.00 p.m. CET on Tuesday, March 20,

    Cision AB (publ) - Year-end report January–December 2011, Feburary 8, 2012

    Cision reports robust performance and proposes dividend for the yearOctober–December · Operating revenue amounted to SEK 252 million (268). Organic growth was +4 %, compared with +2 % for the previous quarter and –1 % for the same period last year. Exchange rate effects decreased revenue by SEK 4 million and the net effect of divestments decreased revenue by SEK 24 million. · Operating profit excluding non-recurring items amounted to SEK 39 million (37), and the operating margin excluding non-recurring items was 15.5 % (13.7 %). Exchange rate effects had a negative impact on

    Cision AB (publ) - Interim report January-September 2011, October 25, 2011

    Cision returns to organic growthJuly–September · Operating revenue amounted to SEK 227 million (265). Organic growth was 2%, compared with –3% for the previous quarter and –4% for the same period last year. Exchange rate effects decreased revenue by SEK 22 million and the effect of divestments decreased revenue by SEK 19 million. · Operating profit amounted to SEK 29 million (36), including non-recurring items of SEK –2 million (–2), and the operating margin was 12.7% (13.5%). Exchange rate effects had a negative impact on operating profit of SEK 4 million. · Group organic growth

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