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Interim Report January – June 2003

Interim Report January – June 2003 · 1902 – June 2003 1952 1955-60-40-20 0 20 40 60 80 100 1901 1904 1907 1910 1913 1916 1919 1922 1925 1928 1931 1934 1937 1940 1943 1946 1949

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Page 1: Interim Report January – June 2003 · 1902 – June 2003 1952 1955-60-40-20 0 20 40 60 80 100 1901 1904 1907 1910 1913 1916 1919 1922 1925 1928 1931 1934 1937 1940 1943 1946 1949

Interim Report January – June 2003

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An eventful period

• Weak world economy

• Geopolitical worries

• SARS

• Lower interest rates/concerns about deflation

• Weaker dollar

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FTSENIKKEI

NASDAQ

S&P 500SAX

125.2

120

110

100

90

84.3

2002 2003Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun

Stock market performanceJanuary – June 2003

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1902 – June 2003

1952

1955

-60

-40

-20

0

20

40

60

80

100

1901

1904

1907

1910

1913

1916

1919

1922

1925

1928

1931

1934

1937

1940

1943

1946

1949

1958

1961

1964

1967

1970

1973

1976

1979

1982

1985

1988

1991

1994

1997

2000

Source: AFGX

%

Yearly stock market development

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ü Net Asset Value in line with market

ü Strong total return on Investor shares

ü Core holdings – focus on profitability and strategic positioning

ü New investments – Selective new investments and exits

ü first Scandinavian operator to launch 3G services

ü Costs continue to decrease

Summary January – June 2003

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Core Holdings– Asbestos case continues in the U.S. – Divestment of SEK and parts of

Building Systems

– Iressa launched in the U.S.– Crestor recommended for FDA

approval (July)

– New management team– New cost-cutting measures launched

– Bid for HEX– New cost-cutting measures launched

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New InvestmentsInvestor Growth Capital• Three new investments:

BMI Asia, Neuronetics, FOI Corp.• Investment in Micronic (July)• Add-ons in e.g. Bredbandsbolaget, Aerocrine,

Alpha Helix• Limited sales (ASM Pacific, Amkor, Axcan)EQT• Investment in ComHem• Divestment of TAC, Stenqvist, Nordic Info Group• Launch of Mezzanine Fund

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New Investments by sectorJune 30, 2003

• Consumer goods

• Manufacturing• Logistics

Technology

Healthcare

• Biotechnology• Medical Devices• Pharmaceuticals• Diagnostics

• Education• IT• Telecom• Software• Semiconductors

19%

47%

34%

Other

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3/Hi3G

• First Scandinavian operator to launch 3G services

• Broad sales distribution

• Network build-out and service offering continue to be developed

• Estimated capital requirement unchanged

• Promising international launch

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1. Actively work with each Core Holding:

• Management

• Profitability

• Market positions

2. Support promising new investments and look for investment opportunities

3. Develop into a successful Scandinavian operator

4. Maintain financial flexibility and cost

Priorities 2003

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Financials

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Net Asset Value

Core Holdings

New Investments

Other Holdings

Other Operations

Other assets and liabilities

Total assets

Net debt

Total net asset value

December 31, 2002

83 63 304

16 12 860

4 2 936

2 1 480

-2 -1 353

103 79 227

-21 -16 358

82 62 869

SEK/share SEK m.June 30, 2003

93 71 206

16 12 336

4 3 046

2 1 422

0 -256

115 87 754

-25 -19 053

90 68 701

SEK/share SEK m.

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Net Asset Value – change January – June 2003

January 1, 2003 62 869

SEK m.

Core Holdings 1 365 7 993 9 358

New Investments -184 -290 -474

Other -570 126 -2 608 -3 052

Total 611 7 829 -2 608 5 832

Surplus Dividend NAVP/L change paid change

June 30, 2003 68 701

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Change in Net Asset Value (NAV)

ChangeSEK bn. Q1 Q2 Q1-Q2

NAV 59 69

Change -4 +10 +6

Change in % +9

Investor shareJan-June

2003

Total return 20%(share price development + reinvested dividend)

SIX ReturnIndex 11%

SIX ReturnIndex 11%

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Changes in value – Core HoldingsApril 1, 2003 – June 30, 2003

Share price performance Q2, 2003

Ericsson 62%WM-data 55%OM 53%Gambro 50%ABB 33%Atlas Copco 21%Scania 18%Saab AB 18%Electrolux 17%AstraZeneca 12%SEB 11%

SEK m.

Change in valueSEK 11 936 m.

AstraZeneca

Ericsson

Gambro

SEB

Atlas Copco

ABB

Scania

Electrolux

WM-data

OM

Saab AB

3 0772 658

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SEK m.

Change in valueSEK 7 952 m.

Ericsson

AstraZeneca

SEB

Atlas Copco

Scania

Electrolux

WM-data

Gambro

Saab AB

OM

ABB

1 6031 806

Changes in value – Core HoldingsJanuary – June 2003

Share price performance 2003

WM-data 61%Ericsson 41%OM 37%Atlas Copco 19%Scania 16%Electrolux 15%SEB 12%Saab AB 11%Gambro 10%AstraZeneca 6%ABB 6%

1 2571 023

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Core HoldingsMarket Value

% of totalMV ASSET SEK/share SEK m. assets

AstraZeneca 37 28 123 32%SEB 15 11 383 13%Ericsson 10 7 596 9%Atlas Copco 8 6 370 7%Gambro 5 3 638 4%ABB 5 3 508 4%Scania 4 3 493 4%Electrolux 4 3 107 3%Saab AB 3 2 312 3%WM-data 1 858 1%OM 1 818 1%

Total 93 71 206 81%

Invested 2003

Divested 2003

Ericsson 50

Total 50

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Q1-Q2 1998-SEK m. 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2003

Realized gain 709 2 399 3 004 524 297 196 7 129

Write-downs -344 14 -1 228 -2 802 -1 674 -230 -6 264

Operating costs -210 -249 -325 -336 -302 -150 -1 572

Result 155 2 164 1 451 -2 614 -1 679 -184 -707

Surplus change 1 162 722 -955 -119 -625 -290 -105

Contr. to NAV 1 317 2 886 496 -2 733 -2 304 -474 -812

New InvestmentsContribution to Net Asset Value

Q1-Q2 SEK m. 2003

Realized gain 196

Write-downs -230

Operating costs -150

Result -184

Surplus change -290

Contr. to NAV -474

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Divested 2003

AmkorASM PacificAxcan

Total 1 275

IGCBMI AsiaNeuroneticsFOI Corp.

EQTComHem

ICP

Total 1 106

New InvestmentsMarket Value

Invested 2003% of total

MV ASSET SEK/share SEK m. assets

Investor Growth Capital (IGC) 10 7 574 9%

EQT 5 4 346 5%

Investor Capital Partners (ICP) 1 416 0%

Total 16 12 336 14%

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Divested 2003

Volvo

Total 259

3/Hi3G

Total 298

Other HoldingsMarket Value

Invested 2003% of total

MV ASSET SEK/share SEK m. assets

3/Hi3G 2 1 621* 2%

Funds 1 979 1%

Other 1 446 0%

Total 4 3 046 3%

*) In addition there is a loan to 3/Hi3G amounting to SEK 612 m.reported under Other assets and liabilities.

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Jan-June Jan-JuneSEK m. 2003 2002

Trading profit 36 334

Other Operations

SEK bn. June 2003 Dec 2002

Cash 8.7 5.4

Net debt -19.1 -16.4

Market value assets 87.8 79.2

Leverage 22% 21%

Leverage

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Operating costs – Investor GroupJanuary-June 2003

New Investments

51%

CoreHoldings

25%

Group

OtherOperations

OtherHoldings

6%

17%

1%

By business area

294

381

316

0

100

200

300

400

H1 2001 H1 2002 H1 2003

MS

EK

Historical development

-7%-7%

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SEK bn.

Net Asset Value 1983 – June 2003

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

180

1983 1985 1987 1989 1991 1993 1995 1997 1999 2001 June2003

30

153

69

6

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Interim Report January – June 2003