Share data

MSEK	2023	2022	2021	2020	2019

Data per share, segment reporting
Earnings before and after completed subscription and conversion, SEK	4.92	6.98	8.50	10.00	7.25
Cash flow, SEK per share	-4.58	-6.69	10.31	9.42	3.47
Equity, SEK	52.41	52.05	49.68	44.92	42.30
Data per share, IFRS
Earnings before and after completed subscription and conversion, SEK	6.92	6.27	8.06	10.79	9.00
Cash flow, SEK per share	9.24	-10.81	3.57	12.72	10.94
Equity, SEK	50.28	47.90	46.38	42.18	39.18
Share price at year-end, SEK	57.10	59.10	114.20	89.65	93.75
Share price/equity, percent	114	123.4	246.2	212.5	239.3
Direct return, percent	2.6	6.8	4.4	5.0	-
P/E-ratio	8	9	14	8	10
Dividend	1.50	4.00	5.00	4.50	-
Number of shares at year-end, million	287.5	287.5	295.0	295.0	295.0
Average number of outstanding shares, million	287.5	292.2	295.0	295.0	295.0

Shares and votes per types of share 31 December 2023

Share type	Number	Voting power	Proportion of captital, percent	Proportion of votes, percent

A	34,319,957	10	11.6	56.7
B	261,729,773	1	88.4	43.3

	296,049,730		100.0	100.0

Development of share capital

Changes in share capital since 1974

Year		Change, MSEK	Total, MSEK

1974	New issue	0.1	0.1
1978	Bonus issue 9:1	0.9	1.0
1983	Bonus issue 7:1	7.0	8.0
1986	Split 10:1	-	8.0
1986	Bonus issue 1:4	2.0	10.0
1987	New issue 1:2	5.0	15.0
1989	Bonus issue 2:1	30.0	45.0
1992	Directed new issue	63.0	108.0
1993	Directed new issue	25.0	133.0
1994	New issue 3:1	398.9	531.9
1997	New issue 3:10	159.6	691.5
2000	Conversion	148.7	840.2
2000	Subscription	1.2	841.4
2002	Subscription	30.6	872.0
2007	Withdrawal	-55.0	817.0
2007	Bonus issue	57.1	874.1
2007	Conversion	59.2	933.3
2007	Split 2:1	-	933.3
2008	Konvertering	0.8	934.1
2008	New share issue in kind	622.9	1,557.0
2009	New share issue in kind	26.9	1,583.9

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