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Click to edit Master subhead text styles Click Master title style 1June 2011 Click to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level New Company, Great Possibilities Ian Dugan CEO and President Q Interim Report 21 July 2011

Click to edit Master subhead text styles Click Master title style 2June 2011 Click to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level Results Summary Q July 2011 Sales at SEK 559 m increased by 3% in constant currencies compared to first quarter 2011, and 30% compared to second quarter 2010 Market demand is being sustained with orders slightly ahead of sales activity Operating income was SEK 76 m, adjusting for SEK 16 m one-off costs associated with the demerger Operating income margin for the second quarter 2011 was 13.6% compared to 11.9% for first quarter 2011 Earnings after tax were SEK 33 m (2); Earnings per share amounted to SEK 0.74 (0.06); After adjusting for the post-tax impact of one-time de-merger costs, the earnings per share was SEK 1.00 Cash flow from operating activities was SEK 36 m (38) Net debt was reduced to SEK 269 m (404) and gearing was reduced to 36% (53%)

Click to edit Master subhead text styles Click Master title style 3June 2011 Click to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level Market Data Strong demand in Q July 2011 Q2-11 vs. Q2-10 Q2-11 vs. Q1-11 North America Europe North America Europe Truck+50%+38%+13%+5% Construction equipment+16%+9%+6%+4% Agricultural machinery+14%+5%+13%+5% Industrial applications+28%+20%+16%-1% Source: Based on statistics from Power Systems & Research, Off-Highway Research and International Truck Association Q update Increasing demand in US Heavy Truck sector as industry capacity restrictions are easing Strong sustained demand across all end markets, driven by: New emission requirements for off-road diesel engines Global infrastructure growth Rising commodity prices (agriculture and mining)

Click to edit Master subhead text styles Click Master title style 4June 2011 Click to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level Market Data Continued growth beyond July 2011 Source: Based on statistics from Power Systems & Research, Off-Highway Research and International Truck Association Q update

Click to edit Master subhead text styles Click Master title style 5June 2011 Click to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level Sales & Operating margins Profitable growth 421 July 2011 Improved operating margins driven by: Increased sales volumes Realisation of benefits from cost reduction program Ongoing cost management Above market sales growth driven by: Inventory replenishment and sustained demand thereafter Introduction of new Tier 4 emissions programs in Europe & North America Market share growth in India and China

Click to edit Master subhead text styles Click Master title style 6June 2011 Click to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level Development per segment - Americas 521 July 2011 Amounts in SEK mQ2-11Q2-10Change Net sales % Operating income 1) Operating margin, % 1) Return on capital employed, % 1,2) ) The operating income and margin is stated before one-off advisor fees associated with the de-merger. 2) The quarterly ROCE has been calculated on a rolling 12 month basis. Second quarter sales increased 33% compared to 2010 in constant currencies Increase applies to all end sectors Sales in the second quarter were up 8.5% on first quarter 2011 in constant currencies Operating income SEK amounted to 32 m (23) Operating margin of 10.6 % (8.5%) Operating income continued to improve, due to increased sales volumes, pass through of material escalators and a lower cost base.

Click to edit Master subhead text styles Click Master title style 7June 2011 Click to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level Development per segment - Europe & ROW 621 July 2011 Amounts in SEK mQ2-11Q2-10Change Net sales % Operating income/loss 1) Operating margin, % 1) Return on capital employed, % 1,2) ) The operating income and margin is stated before one-off advisor fees associated with the de-merger. 2) The quarterly ROCE has been calculated on a rolling 12 month basis. Second quarter sales increased 26% compared to 2010 in constant currencies Sales in the second quarter reduced by 3.6% compared to the first quarter 2011 in constant currencies, as a result of less working days in the calendar at the Birmingham plant Operating income amounted to SEK 40 m (-6) Operating margin of 15.7% (-2.5%) Operating income continued to improve as a result of increasing sales, pass through of material escalators and a lower cost base

Click to edit Master subhead text styles Click Master title style 8June 2011 Click to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level 721 July 2011 Actual 2011 Balance sheet Amounts in SEK m Q2-11Q2-10 Working Capital Intangible assets 8641,077 Capital Employed 1,1531,405 Total Assets 1,7162,080 Net Debt Equity Gearing ratio 36% 53% COMMENTS SEK 57 m of non-operating working capital balances with Haldex AB were settled as part of the refinancing arrangement. Largely relates to Concentric PLC acquisition accounting – reduction primarily due to FX retranslation and amortisation in the period. Reduction in intangibles (see above) and utilisation of excess cash on refinancing. Strong cash flow in period.

Click to edit Master subhead text styles Click Master title style 9June 2011 Click to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level 821 July 2011 Actual 2011 Cash flows Amounts in SEK m Q2-11Q2-10 EBITDA 9460 De-merger costs-16- Working capital change-14-8 Capital expenditure Operating cash flow5240 Net interest & taxes paid Cash inflow before financing2426 COMMENTS Increase derived from strong operating performance One-off advisor fees and duplicate corporate costs Pressure from increased sales activity Higher taxes due to improved trading

Click to edit Master subhead text styles Click Master title style 10June 2011 Click to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level Outlook 921 July 2011 Latest market indices suggest year on year growth of 15% in constant currencies Orders received during the second quarter 2011 indicate that sales activity levels during the second quarter will be sustained in the third quarter of Therefore, we believe we will exceed the market projection for the full year 2011 Further US heavy truck sales growth as industry capacity restrictions are easing Demand remains stable and we see no signs of weakening We will continue to focus on cost and working capital control, material availability and cost, and we will continue to pass on all material increases through escalator agreements The relative strength of the SEK against the USD, EUR and GBP will continue to have an significant impact on the reported results

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