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Annual Shareholders Meeting St Stockholm, April 13, 2012 kh l A il 13 2012 Johan Karlstrm P President and CEO id t d CEO Business plan for 2011 2015 Business plan for 2011 2015 Profitable growth The Group earnings and


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Annual Shareholders Meeting St kh l A il 13 2012 Stockholm, April 13, 2012

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Johan Karlström

P id t d CEO President and CEO

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Business plan for 20112015 Business plan for 2011 2015

Profitable growth

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The Group – earnings and profitability The Group earnings and profitability

SEK bn 2011 2010

Profit for the year 8.1 3.9 Return on equity, % 41.5 21.1

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Proposed dividend

S di h k (SEK) h 2011 2010

Proposed dividend

Swedish kronor (SEK) per share 2011 2010

Dividend 6.00 12.00 Of which regular dividend 6.00 5.75 Of which extra dividend  6.25

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1 The extra dividend was disbursed when payment for the

p y sale of the Autopista Central had been received

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Developments in Skanska’s home markets Developments in Skanska s home markets

Year-on-year percentage change, fixed prices

15 0 % 10.0 15.0 0 0 5.0

GDP

  • 5.0

0.0

  • 10.0

1993 1995 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011

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Developments in Skanska’s home markets Developments in Skanska s home markets

Year-on-year percentage change, fixed prices

15 0 % 10.0 15.0 0 0 5.0

GDP

  • 5.0

0.0

Construction investments

  • 10.0

Construction investments

1993 1995 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011

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Construction Construction

SEK bn 2011 2010

Revenue 115.0 113.2 O ti i 3 5 4 4 Operating income 3.5 4.4 Operating margin, % 3.0 3.9 W ki it l 19 9 19 8 Working capital

  • 19.9
  • 19.8

Värtan Interchange in Norra länken (Northern Link) highway, Stockholm

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Construction Construction

Measures in Norway and Finland − Management changes − Improved risk management − Skills development

  • Under implementation
  • Effects over time
  • Effects over time
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Construction Construction

SEK bn 2011 2010

Order bookings 123.6 130.3 O d b kl 155 7 145 9 Order backlog 155.7 145.9 Book-to-build ratio, % 108 115

Värtan Interchange in Norra länken (Northern Link) highway, Stockholm

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Partihall Interchange Partihall Interchange

Gothenburg, Sweden

C t S di h T t Ad i i t ti − Customer: Swedish Transport Administration − Contract value: SEK 1.8 billion C l ti 2011 − Completion: 2011

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WTC Transportation Hub and Oculus WTC Transportation Hub and Oculus

Ground Zero, New York, NY, U.S.A. − Customer: Port Authority of New York and New Jersey − Customer: Port Authority of New York and New Jersey − Contract value: SEK 2.8 + 1.3 billion C l ti O − Completion: Oculus, 2013 WTC Transportation Hub, 2014

Oculus

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Residential Development Residential Development

Number of homes

4,000 5,000 2,000 3,000

2008 2008 2009 2009 2010 2010

1,000

2011 2011 Limhamns sjöstad, Malmö, Sweden

Started Sold

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Residential Development Residential Development

SEK bn 2011 2010

Revenue 8.6 7.6 Operating income 0.3 0.6 Operating margin, % 4.0 7.4 Return on capital employed, % 3.2 6.0

BoKlok (LiveSmart) homes

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Residential Development Residential Development

Newly established in the U.K. and Poland

− First land acquisitions made in 2011 − First project start-ups planned for 2012 p j p p

Cambridge, England, U.K. Młoda Praga, Warsaw, Poland

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Adjutantti dju a

Espo, Finland − 41 apartments

Solar energy Individual electricity and water meters

apa e s − Ready for occupancy: 2012

Solar energy Energy-efficient elevators Transport Services Electric cars

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Øvre Tastarustå

Stavanger, Norway − 65 apartments and attached houses − Ready for occupancy: 2012

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Commercial Property Commercial Property Development

2011 2010

The year’s project start-ups

Number 16 14 Number 16 14 Total investment (SEK bn) 4.2 4.7

Ongoing projects Ongoing projects

Number 32 18 Total investment (SEK bn) 9.1 5.6

New leases, sq. m (000) 221 116

City Green Court, Prague, Czech Republic

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Commercial Property Commercial Property Development

Mdr kr

4 6

Mdr kr

2

  • 4
  • 2

Visma (Gångaren 16), Stockholm

  • 6

Försäljningar Investeringar Försäljningsvinster

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

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Commercial Property Development Commercial Property Development

Markets

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733 10th Street 733 10th Street Washington, D.C., U.S.A.

− Investment: USD 85 M Completion: 2011 − Completion: 2011

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Entré Lindhagen

R id ti l Residential

Entré Lindhagen

  • n Lindhagensterrassen

Stockholm

Offices Residential Residential Residential Hotel Offi Offices Offices Offices Offices Offices Residential Offices Offices, Entré Lindhagen

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Infrastructure Development Infrastructure Development

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Infrastructure Development Infrastructure Development

Autopista Central, Chile − After-tax capital gain about SEK 4.5 bn

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Infrastructure Development Infrastructure Development

Project portfolio in different development phases, 2011/2012

Development, tender, financing Projects under construction Ramp up, steady state, facility management Divestment of completed projects, 2011

Phases

Essex (schools) New Karolinska (hospital) Surrey (street lighting) Midtown Tunnel (highway) Bradford & Calderdale (waste management) Antofagasta (highway) Barts & London (hospitals) Mansfield (hospital) Walsall (hospital) Coventry (hospital) Derby (hospital) Nelostie (expressway) E18 (expressway) Autopista Central (highway) Midlothian (schools)

Portfolio

13 years + 35 years + 24 years + 03 years

management) Bristol (schools) M25 (orbital motorway) A1 (expressway)

Time

615 years

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Midtown Tunnel Midtown Tunnel

Virginia, U.S.A.

− Contract value: about SEK 4 bn (Skanska’s share) − Investment: about SEK 0.8 bn (Skanska’s share) C i − Construction start-up (estimated): 2013

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New Karolinska Solna New Karolinska Solna

− Construction contract: SEK 14.5 billion − Investment: SEK 0.6 billion (Skanska’s share) − Completion: 2016/2017 p

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Business plan for 20112015 Business plan for 2011 2015

Profitable growth Follow-up

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Synergies Synergies

Dividends to shareholders Profits and positive cash flows from shareholders Construction are invested in the project development business streams Residential Development Commercial Property Development Infrastructure Development Construction Internal construction contracts Construction contracts for external customers

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2011 – well in line with the business plan 2011 well in line with the business plan

− Increased revenue in Construction − Increased investments in development business streams Acquisitions of construction businesses in the Nordic − Acquisitions of construction businesses in the Nordic countries, Poland and the U.S. C ti d d fit bilit − Continued good profitability

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Financial targets 20112015 Financial targets, 2011 2015

Target 2011 outcome Group Return on equity 18-20% 42% Fi i l t th t h iti

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P iti SEK 9 5 b

+ +

Financial strength  net cash position1 Positive SEK 9.5 bn Construction Average operating margin over a business cycle 3.5-4.0% 3.0%

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g p g g y Project development business streams Return on capital employed 10-15% 9%

1 Excluding net pension liabilities and construction loans for cooperative housing associations and housing corporations

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Safe k it work sites

Bromma Blocks retail center, Stockholm

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Lost Time Accident Rate (LTAR) Lost Time Accident Rate (LTAR)

4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4

− Our work sites must become even safer

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Our work sites must become even safer − The Skanska Safety Road Map – an important tool

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Qualitative targets – the five zeros vision Qualitative targets the five zeros vision

loss-making projects environmental incidents work site accidents ethical breaches ethical breaches defects

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Employees Employees

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Proficiency profiles at Skanska Proficiency profiles at Skanska

A good manager at Skanska

develops our …is practices …acts in accordance with

A good manager at Skanska…

…develops our

business

  • perationally

proficient …practices good leadership accordance with Skanska’s values …has basic professional capabilities

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Skanska Employee Ownership Program Skanska Employee Ownership Program (SEOP)

− 9,600 employees 9,600 employees − Own investment SEK 653 M

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Outlook for 2012

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Outlook for 2012 Outlook for 2012

Construction

− Strong order backlog St bl t d i t h k t − Stable trend in most home markets − Strengthened market position by f means of acquisitions in the Nordic countries, Poland and the U.S.

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Outlook for 2012 Outlook for 2012

Development business streams

− High-quality project portfolio C ti d hi h l l f ti it − Continued high level of activity and value creation S − Some uncertainty about the housing market

Sjisjka Wind Farm, Gällivare, Sweden

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Outlook for 2012 Outlook for 2012

By way of summary

− A good starting position in terms of

  • rder backlog and project portfolio

g p j p − Stable market outlook S f − Strong financial position