Scania AB http://www.alacrastore.com/company-snapshot/Scania_AB-1086970 Monday, October 06, 2008 6:57:58 PM 1086970 Scania AB en AlacraStore RSS Builder 1.0 30 http://www.alacrastore.com/storecontent/bir/492290bir/492290normScania ABSwedenManufacturing: Manufacturer of heavy trucks and buses as well as industrial and marine engines.3711351937133361113336183362119IMSCV A8/26/2008 6:21:45 AM492290Company Profiles & FinancialsGale Company Profileshttp://www.alacrastore.com/storecontent/spcred/661832spcred/661832normThe latest Summary from S&Pglobalstructured7/28/2008 10:35:00 AM175Summary661832SwedenConstruction & Farm Machinery & Heavy TrucksEurope, Middle East, AfricaUnited StatesGlobal IssuersStructured FinanceCorporationsAsset-Backed SecuritiesAutomotiveCapital GoodsSummaryThe ratings on Sweden-based truck and bus manufacturer Scania (publ.) AB (Scania) reflect the group's strong business profile and modest financial risk. The ratings are supported by Scania's outstanding profitability in the global truck industry, which is not expected to fall below an operating margin of 4% to 5% at the bottom of the cycle. The group's truck and bus businesses benefit from leading market positions, up-to-date product lines, and the highest degree of component commonality in the global truck industry. In July 2008, Volkswagen AG (VW; A-/Stable/A-2) acquired an additional 30.62% of voting power in Scania in accordance with an agreement signed in March 2008. VW's stake in Scania is now 68.60% in terms of voting rights. According toSWE20106010 201060 2010 20Scania (publ.) AB356087EUROMIDAFRUSASCVB@SSSUMMARYGLOBISSSTRUCCORPABSAutomotiveCapitalCredit & Investment ResearchS&P Credit Researchhttp://www.alacrastore.com/storecontent/ccbn/T1903285ccbn/T1903285norm...Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Scania interim report, a January to June conference call. (Operator Instructions). And just to remind you all, this conference call is being recorded. I would now like to hand over to Mr. Leif Ostling, President and CEO, and Mr. Jan Ytterberg, CFO. Please begin your meeting, and I will be standing by. ... 7/25/2008 8:05:00 PMScania AB54.0000FinalScania AB Q2 2008 Earnings Conference Call TranscriptSCVB.ST5:30pm CETTranscriptT1903285Credit & Investment ResearchThomson StreetEventshttp://www.alacrastore.com/storecontent/ccbn/T1903278ccbn/T1903278norm... - Scania AB - Head IR Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to this presentation of Scania's results for the second quarter #### here at the Museum of Modern Art in Stockholm. Today we are proud to present the strongest result in Scania's history as a listed company with an operating margin of ##.#%. This makes Scania by far the most profitable company in the truck industry. In a while, our President and CEO, Leif Ostling, will give you an update on the current trading conditions and the market outlook. But, first, let me introduce our Chief Financial Officer, Jan Ytterberg, who will go through the financial performance. ... 7/25/2008 6:05:00 PMScania AB54.0000FinalScania AB Q2 2008 Earnings Presentation TranscriptSCVB.ST3:30pm CETTranscriptT1903278Credit & Investment ResearchThomson StreetEventshttp://www.alacrastore.com/storecontent/spcred/654969spcred/654969normThe latest Full Report from S&Pglobalstructured6/19/2008 1:19:31 PM400Full Report654969SwedenConstruction & Farm Machinery & Heavy TrucksEurope, Middle East, AfricaUnited StatesGlobal IssuersStructured FinanceCorporationsAsset-Backed SecuritiesAutomotiveCapital GoodsFull ReportLeading market positions in Europe and Latin America in heavy trucks and buses Up-to-date product range and highest degree of component commonality in the global truck industry Conservative financial policy and modest financial risk profile, outstanding profitability, and good financial flexibility Operations within industries characterized by high volatility and high capital intensity Sizable operations in economically and politically unstable regions (Brazil and Argentina) The ratings on Sweden-based truck and bus manufacturer Scania (publ.) AB reflect the group's strong business profile and modest financial risk. The ratings are supported by Scania's outstanding profitability in the global truck industry. Standard&Poor's Ratings Services expects the company to maintain an operating margin of at least 4% to 5% at the bottom ofSWE20106010 201060 2010 20Scania (publ.) AB356087EUROMIDAFRUSASCVB@SSFULLGLOBISSSTRUCCORPABSAutomotiveCapitalCredit & Investment ResearchS&P Credit Researchhttp://www.alacrastore.com/storecontent/spcred/654973spcred/654973normThe latest Summary from S&Pglobalstructured6/19/2008 1:19:31 PM175Summary654973SwedenConstruction & Farm Machinery & Heavy TrucksEurope, Middle East, AfricaUnited StatesGlobal IssuersStructured FinanceCorporationsAsset-Backed SecuritiesCapital GoodsAutomotiveSummaryThe ratings on Sweden-based truck and bus manufacturer Scania (publ.) AB reflect the group's strong business profile and modest financial risk. The ratings are supported by Scania's outstanding profitability in the global truck industry. Standard&Poor's Ratings Services expects the company to maintain an operating margin of at least 4% to 5% at the bottom of the business cycle. The group's truck and bus businesses benefit from leading market positions, up-to-date product lines, and the highest degree of component commonality in the global truck industry. In March 2008, Volkswagen AG (VW; A-/Stable/A-2) acquired an additional 30.62% of voting power in Scania, increasing its holding to 68.60% of voting power and 37.8% of share capital. Subject to expected changes inSWE20106010 201060 2010 20Scania (publ.) AB356087EUROMIDAFRUSASCVB@SSSUMMARYGLOBISSSTRUCCORPABSCapitalAutomotiveCredit & Investment ResearchS&P Credit Researchhttp://www.alacrastore.com/storecontent/spcred/646216spcred/646216normThe latest Summary from S&Pglobalstructured5/3/2008 2:38:00 AM175Summary646216SwedenConstruction & Farm Machinery & Heavy TrucksEurope, Middle East, AfricaUnited StatesGlobal IssuersStructured FinanceAsset-Backed SecuritiesCorporationsAutomotiveCapital GoodsSummaryThe ratings on Sweden-based truck and bus manufacturer Scania (publ.) AB (Scania) reflect the group's strong business profile and modest financial risk. The ratings are supported by Scania's outstanding profitability in the global truck industry, which is not expected to fall below an operating margin of 4% to 5% at the bottom of the cycle. The group's truck and bus businesses benefit from leading market positions, up-to-date product lines, and the highest degree of component commonality in the global truck industry. In March 2008, Volkswagen AG (VW; A-/Stable/A-2) acquired an additional 30.62% of voting power in Scania, increasing its holding to 68.60% of voting power and 37.8% of share capital. Closing of the transaction is still awaiting antitrust clearance. SubjectSWE20106010 201060 2010 20Scania (publ.) AB356087EUROMIDAFRUSASCVB@SSSUMMARYGLOBISSSTRUCABSCORPAutomotiveCapitalCredit & Investment ResearchS&P Credit Researchhttp://www.alacrastore.com/storecontent/ccbn/T1832354ccbn/T1832354norm...Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Scania interim report January to March conference call. I would now like to hand over to the chairperson, Stina Thorman, and the speakers, Leif Ostling, CEO and President, and Jan Ytterberg, CFO. Please begin your meeting and I will be standing by. ... 4/28/2008 5:06:00 PMScania AB54.0000FinalQ1 2008 Scania AB Earnings Conference Call TranscriptSCVB.ST4:30pm CETTranscriptT1832354Credit & Investment ResearchThomson StreetEventshttp://www.alacrastore.com/storecontent/spcred/630173spcred/630173normThe latest Summary from S&P2/11/2008 1:19:06 PMSummary175globalstructured630173SwedenConstruction & Farm Machinery & Heavy TrucksEurope, Middle East, AfricaUnited StatesGlobal IssuersStructured FinanceCorporationsAsset-Backed SecuritiesCapital GoodsAutomotiveSummaryThe ratings on Sweden-based truck and bus manufacturer Scania (publ.) AB (Scania) reflect the group's strong business profile and modest financial risk. The ratings are supported by Scania's outstanding profitability in the global truck industry, which is not expected to fall below an operating margin of 4% to 5% at the bottom of the cycle. The group's truck and bus businesses benefit from leading market positions, up-to-date product lines, and the highest degree of component commonality in the global truck industry. The ratings continue to benefit from Scania's strong cash flow generation and stable capital structure, together with its adequate financial flexibility. The ratings are constrained by the high capital intensity and severe cyclicality of the commercial-vehicle industry, as wellSWE20106010 201060 2010 20Scania (publ.) AB356087EUROMIDAFRUSASCVB@SSSUMMARYGLOBISSSTRUCCORPABSCapitalAutomotiveCredit & Investment ResearchS&P Credit Researchhttp://www.alacrastore.com/storecontent/ccbn/T1748112ccbn/T1748112normQ# #### Scania AB Earnings Conference Call2/6/2008 9:06:00 PMScania AB54.0000FinalQ4 2007 Scania AB Earnings Conference Call TranscriptSCVB.ST5:30pm CETTranscriptT1748112Credit & Investment ResearchThomson StreetEventshttp://www.alacrastore.com/storecontent/spcred/611555spcred/611555normThe latest Summary from S&P11/6/2007 8:29:03 AMSummary175globalstructured611555SwedenConstruction & Farm Machinery & Heavy TrucksUnited StatesEurope, Middle East, AfricaGlobal IssuersStructured FinanceCorporationsAsset-Backed SecuritiesAutomotiveCapital GoodsSummaryThe ratings on Sweden-based truck and bus manufacturer Scania (publ.) AB (Scania) reflect the group's strong business profile and modest financial risk. The ratings are supported by Scania's outstanding profitability in the global truck industry, which is not expected to fall below an operating margin of 4% to 5% at the bottom of the cycle. The group's truck and bus businesses benefit from leading market positions, up-to-date product lines, and the highest degree of component commonality in the global truck industry. The ratings continue to benefit from Scania's strong cash flow generation and stable capital structure, together with its adequate financial flexibility. The ratings are constrained by the high capital intensity and severe cyclicality of the commercial-vehicle industry, as wellSWE20106010 201060 2010 20Scania (publ.) AB356087USAEUROMIDAFRSCVB@SSSUMMARYGLOBISSSTRUCCORPABSAutomotiveCapitalCredit & Investment ResearchS&P Credit Researchhttp://www.alacrastore.com/storecontent/ccbn/T1672664ccbn/T1672664norm10/29/2007 5:04:00 PMScania AB54.0000FinalQ3 2007 Scania AB Earnings Conference Call TranscriptSCVB.ST4:30pm CET... - Scania AB - IRGood afternoon everyone and welcome to the Modern Museum. The film you just saw is actually also quite modern. It was shown for the first time last week at a truck motor show in Amsterdam. What it shows is our new extended truck range with ##% more caps, but perhaps even more importantly, our brand new engines. We have done what no one thought possible, engines that have achieved the highest European environmental standards two years ahead of legislations and without any after treatment. Our solution is a world first. But not only are the engines better from an environmental perspective, they also offer the best driveability with a torque to power ratio that beats all competitors. But today we're here to present our third quarter results. I would -- in a while our President and CEO, Leif Ostling, will give you an update of the current market conditions and the market outlook. But first I would like to introduce our Chief Financial Officer, Jan Ytterberg, who will give... TranscriptT1672664Credit & Investment ResearchThomson StreetEvents