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Q1-2010 INTERIM RESULTS 16 th April 2010 15:30 CET 1 MARKET DEVELOPMENT Improving occupancy levels continued pressure on room rates Strong RevPAR recovery in Germany Limited visibility Substantial drop in industry


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Q1-2010 INTERIM RESULTS

16th April 2010 15:30 CET

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MARKET DEVELOPMENT

  • Improving occupancy levels – continued

pressure on room rates

  • Strong RevPAR recovery in Germany
  • Limited visibility
  • Substantial drop in industry pipelines
  • Still lack of project funding in certain

markets

Radisson Blu Hotel, Milan

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HIGHLIGHTS Q1 2010

  • Flat like-for-like RevPAR with an increase in
  • ccupancy offset by a decrease in room rate
  • 2010 bookings ahead of last year
  • Cost savings - full effect in Q1
  • Cash flow and EBITDA improvement
  • Focused brand strategy

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Hotel Missoni Edinburgh

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SALE OF REGENT

  • Carlson and Rezidor sell the Regent brand and related operating contracts
  • Buyer is Formosa International Hotels Corporation, Taiwan
  • Rezidor will continue to provide management services within EMEA
  • Transaction to provide a positive impact on Rezidor cash flow and profit

— Annual positive effect on Rezidor’s EBITDA of MEUR 2 – 3 — Estimated proceeds for Rezidor MEUR 9.5

  • Free resources to improve operations and accelerate expansion of Rezidor’s core

brands

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Source: MKG/HTR European Ranking

NUMBER OF HOTELS NUMBER OF ROOMS

RADISSON IS EUROPE’S LARGEST UPSCALE BRAND

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  • Cash protection
  • Maintain fixed cost level
  • Portfolio management
  • Profitable fee based growth &

conversions

  • Capturing revenue

RADISSON SAS;

FOCUS 2010

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Park Inn Oslo, Norway

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BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

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  • Leveraged IRR’s and initial yields contracted
  • Clearing balance sheets  increasing distressed assets
  • Widening buyer base  Institutional Investors and HNWI’s

SOURCE: JONES LANG LASALLE Hotel Investor Sentiment Survey – NOVEMBER 2009

ECONOMIC OVERVIEW

Investor Sentiment Outlook 2010

EMEA Hotel Transaction Volume 2000 – 2010F

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  • 8 hotels (1,540 rooms) signed

– 100% fee based – Key markets: Istanbul, Canary Islands, Kigali and Sochi

  • 4 hotels (630 rooms) opened

– 78% fee based – Key markets: Moscow Airport, Oslo and Dresden

  • 510 rooms offline

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Q1 SUMMARY

Continued profitable fee-based growth

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22% 27% 51% Franchised Leased Managed 67% 30% 3%

Radisson Blu Park Inn Others

23% 21% 17% 39% EE MEAO NORD ROWE

PORTFOLIO SNAPSHOT In operation and under development 396 Hotels / 84,200 Rooms

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  • Over 10,000 rooms of

conversions signed since 2007

  • 94% Fee Based
  • Included hotels in major

markets such as London, Milan, Paris, Moscow and Cairo

38%

30% 36% 38%

A track record of fee-based growth through conversions

CONVERSIONS BACKGROUND

Rooms Signed 2007-2009

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100% 100% 18% 16%

UNDERSTANDING THE PIPELINE

Ca 50% under construction

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FINANCE

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NOTE: Rezidor introduced the Park Inn brand in Europe in January 2003

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REVPAR & EBITDA BREAK-EVEN

REVPAR (EUR) EBITDA (MEUR)

Break-even improved from EUR 60 in 2003 to EUR 57 in 2009 14

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NOTE: Excluding IPO costs

03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 03 04 05 06* 07 08 09

EBITDA (MEUR)

= Easter quarter 15

SEASONALITY

Q1 is the weakest quarter

  • 15
  • 5

5 15 25 35

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L/L REVPAR ANALYSES

Flat RevPAR in Q1 2010 16

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L/L REVPAR BY BRAND % CHANGE Q1 2010

  • 0.3%
  • 1.1%
  • 0.2%

Strong RevPAR recovery in Germany

L/L REVPAR BY REGION % CHANGE Q1 2010 NO

  • 5.1%

ROWE

6.1%

EE

  • 7.8%

MEAO

  • 2.1%

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NO: Nordics; ROWE: Rest of Western Europe; EE: Eastern Europe; MEAO: Middle East, Africa and Other

FLAT REVPAR IN Q1 2010

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NOTE: (L/L) : RevPAR for like-for-like hotels at constant exchange rates

Positive impact from FX

REVPAR % CHANGE Q1 2010 L/L GROWTH

  • 0.1%

FX IMPACT

2.2%

NEW OPENINGS

  • 6.6%

REPORTED

  • 4.5%

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REVENUE % CHANGE Q1 2010 L/L GROWTH

0.0%

FX IMPACT

4.6%

NEW OPENINGS

4.0%

REPORTED

8.6%

FROM L/L TO REPORTED REVPAR & REVENUE

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IN MEUR Q1 2010 Q1 2009 VAR REVENUE 165.7 152.6 9% EBITDAR 45.1 37.7 20% % EBITDAR Margin 27% 25% 2 pp EBITDA

  • 11.5
  • 14.9

23% % EBITDA Margin

  • 7%
  • 10%

3 pp NET RESULT

  • 17.7
  • 19.2

8%

1) % of F&B Revenue 2) % of Total Revenue 3) % of Leased Hotel Revenue

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INCOME STATEMENT HIGHLIGHTS

Improved EBITDAR and EBITDAR margin due to cost savings

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1) % of F&B Revenue 2) % of Total Revenue 3) % of Leased Hotel Revenue

NOTE 1: % of F&B Revenue NOTE 2: % of Operating Revenue NOTE 3: % of Leased Hotel revenue

IN MEUR Q1 2010 Q1 2009 VAR COGS1) 25% 26% 1 pp PERSONNEL2) 38% 39% 1 pp OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES2) 25% 26% 1 pp RENT3) 34% 33%

  • 1 pp

GUARANTEES2) 4% 6% 2 pp

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COST RATIOS

All cost ratios improved The weakening of the EUR had a negative effect on rent

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FEE REVENUE – IN MEUR LEASED REVENUE – IN MEUR

NO: Nordics; ROWE: Rest of Western Europe; EE: Eastern Europe; MEAO: Middle East, Africa and Other

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REVENUE SEGMENTATION

New openings and a weaker euro had positive impact on revenue

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FEE EBITDA – IN MEUR LEASED EBITDA – IN MEUR

NO: Nordics; ROWE: Rest of Western Europe; EE: Eastern Europe; MEAO: Middle East, Africa and Other

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EBITDA SEGMENTATION

Recovery in ROWE better than other markets

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FEE EBITDA MARGIN – IN % LEASED EBITDA MARGIN – IN %

NO: Nordics; ROWE: Rest of Western Europe; EE: Eastern Europe; MEAO: Middle East, Africa and Other

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EBITDA MARGIN SEGMENTATION

Margins in fee business remain high

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FINANCIAL POSITION

Tight control on working capital and CAPEX

IN MEUR Q1 2010 Q1 2009 CASH FLOW FROM OPERATIONS

  • 14.1
  • 16.7

CHANGE IN WORKING CAPITAL

  • 3.4
  • 4.6

INVESTMENTS

  • 2.1
  • 8.1

FREE CASH FLOW

  • 19.6
  • 29.4
  • MEUR 7 in cash and MEUR 66 in unused overdrafts/credit lines
  • Secured long term financing
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CURRENT FINANCIAL PRIORITIES

  • Maintain new level of fixed costs
  • Working capital
  • CAPEX
  • Central costs
  • Portfolio management
  • Asset-light pipeline
  • RevPAR relative to competition

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Margin Improvement & Cash Protection

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Q&A

Park Inn Dresden, Germany