SAS — AGM Information 2010

Mar 5, 2010

SAS AB (publ) announces notice to the AGM , which includes changes within the Board and a proposal to resolve on a directed convertible bond issue

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SAS AB (publ) announces notice to the AGM , which includes changes

within the Board and a proposal to resolve on a directed convertible

bond issue

SAS AB (publ) announces notice to the Annual General Meeting on 7 April

2010, which includes changes within the Board and a proposal to resolve

on a directed convertible bond issue

Shareholders in SAS AB (publ) (the "Company") are hereby invited to

attend the Annual General Shareholders' Meeting on Wednesday 7 April

The General Meeting will be held at 9:00 a.m. at SAS head office,

Frösundaviks Allé 1, Solna, Sweden. Shareholders are also entitled to

participate in the General Meeting over a telecommunications link at

9:00 a.m. at Radisson BLU Falconer Hotel & Conference Centre, Falkoner

Allé 9, 2000 Frederiksberg, Copenhagen, Denmark, and at 9:00 a.m. at

Radisson BLU Plaza Hotel, Sonja Henies plass 3, Oslo, Norway.

SAS attaches the full notice, but would like to highlight two items from

the notice:

Item 17 The Board of SAS AB proposes that the Annual General Meeting

authorizes the Board to resolve on directed convertible bond issues

As previously communicated, the participation of the principal

shareholders in the rights offering of ordinary shares, subject to the

approval of the general meeting, is conditional upon, among other

things, the refinancing of the outstanding bonds maturing in 2010,

totaling approximately SEK 2 billion. The process of securing this

refinancing is ongoing, and to maximize the ability to proceed while

current market conditions on the international convertibles market are

favorable, the Company would regard the possibility to issue convertible

bonds under the ongoing refinancing process as advantageous.

Consequently, the Board has today resolved to propose to the Annual

General Meeting an authorization for the Board to resolve, on one or

several occasions and until the next Annual General Meeting - with

derogation from shareholders' preferential rights - on an issue of

convertible bonds with right of conversion into new ordinary shares in

the Company. Furthermore, the Board proposes that the credit amount must

not exceed SEK 2,000,000,000 and that the total number of ordinary must

not exceed 20,000,000,000 ordinary shares after the completion of the

ordinary rights issue, but prior to the completion of the Board's

proposed reverse split. Subscription of the convertible bonds will be

possible by either cash payment or by set-off.

The convertible bonds issues under the authorization will be on market

terms and conditions and registration of issued convertible bonds with

the Swedish Companies Registration Office shall be made after the

registration of the rights issue of new ordinary shares resolved upon by

the Board on 8 February 2010, subject to the approval of the General

Meeting.

Item 11 Changes to the composition of the Board

Current Board members Anitra Steen and Berit Kjøll have communicated to

the Nomination Committee that they are not available for re-election.

"I would like to thank Anitra Steen and Berit Kjøll for their efforts

and commitment in the Board's work since 2001, which has been

challenging times for SAS and consequently the Board", says Chairman of

the Board, Fritz H. Schur.

The Nomination Committee proposes as new members of the Board, Monica

Caneman and Gry Mølleskog. A brief presentation of their respective

background, experience,current positions and directorships is set out in

the attached notice.

"The Nomination Committee has, after considerable effort found two very

qualified persons which, according to the Nomination Committee, have the

right background, experience and competencies, and therefore have good

prospects to undertake the demanding engagement of a directorship of

SAS", says Björn Mikkelsen, the Swedish Ministry of Industry, Employment

and Communication and Chairman of the Nomination Committee of SAS.

For further information, please contact

Sture Stølen, Head of SAS Group Investor Relations, +46 70 997 1451

SAS discloses this information pursuant to the Swedish Securities Market

Act and/or the Swedish Financial Instruments Trading Act. The

information was provided for publication on 5 March 2010, at 12.45 pm

CET.

Notice convening the Annual General Shareholders' Meeting of

Shareholders of SAS AB (publ)

Shareholders in SAS AB (publ) (hereinafter the "Company") are hereby

invited to attend the Annual General Shareholders' Meeting on Wednesday

7 April 2010 (the "General Meeting").

The General Meeting will be held at 9:00 a.m. at SAS head office,

Frösundaviks Allé 1, Solna, Sweden. Shareholders are also entitled to

participate in the General Meeting over a telecommunications link at

9:00 a.m. at Radisson BLU Falconer Hotel & Conference Centre, Falkoner

Allé 9, 2000 Frederiksberg, Copenhagen, Denmark, and at 9:00 a.m. at

Radisson BLU Plaza Hotel, Sonja Henies plass 3, Oslo, Norway.

The General Meeting venues will open at 8:15 a.m. for registration.

Registration of participants at the General Meeting ends when the

meeting is called to order.

Instructions to holders of shares registered with Euroclear Sweden AB in

Sweden (other than holders of shares registered with VP Securities A/S,

the Danish Central Securities Depository, or with Verdipapirsentralen

(VPS), the Norwegian Central Securities Depository)

Shareholders who wish to attend the General Meeting must be registered

in the share register of the Company maintained by Euroclear Sweden AB

on Tuesday 30 March 2010, and must notify the Company no later than

Tuesday 30 March 2010, preferably before 4:00 p.m., at the following

address: SAS AB, Attn: SAS Group Investor Relations, Agneta Kampenborg

Ekström/-STOUU, SE-195 87 Stockholm, Sweden. Notification may also be

made by telephone to +46 (0)8-797 12 93 on weekdays between 9:00 a.m.

and 3:00 p.m., by fax to +46 (0)8-797 51 10 or through the Company's

website www.sasgroup.net (under Investor relations, Corporate

governance, Shareholders' meeting).

Shareholders whose shares are registered in the name of a nominee must

temporarily have their shares registered in the shareholders' own names

to be entitled to participate in the General Meeting. This registration

process with Euroclear Sweden AB must be completed by Tuesday 30 March

2010. This means that shareholders must notify their nominees in

sufficient time prior to this date.

Instructions to holders of shares registered with VP Securities A/S in

Denmark

Shareholders in Denmark who wish to attend the General Meeting must

notify VP Investor Services A/S (VP) of this in writing to the following

address: Weidekampsgade 14, P.O. Box 4040, DK-2300 København S,

Denmark, by telephone to +45 4358 8866, by fax to +45 4358 8867 or

through Investor-Portalen at www.sasgroup.ner (under Investor relations,

Corporate governance, Shareholders' meeting), by 3:00 p.m. on Monday 29

March 2010. The following rules also apply to participation.

Shareholders who wish to attend the General Meeting must be registered

in the share register of the Company maintained by Euroclear Sweden AB

by Tuesday 30 March 2010. Accordingly, shareholders whose shares are

registered with VP Securities A/S in Denmark must request that VP

temporarily register the shares in the shareholders' own names with

Euroclear Sweden AB to be entitled to participate in the General

Meeting.

A request for such registration along with a notification of attendance

at the General Meeting must be submitted in sufficient time and no later

than 3:00 p.m. on Monday 29 March 2010 to VP through Internet as set out

above or at the address above. Forms for notification of attendance and

proxy forms are available from VP and www.sasgroup.net (under Investor

relations, Corporate governance, Shareholders' meeting) and will also be

sent out to registered shareholders.

The registration application must include the account operating

institution in Denmark (with the custody account number) with which the

shareholder's shares are deposited.

Shareholders whose shares are already registered in the name of the

owner with Euroclear Sweden AB may send in a notification of attendance

to the Company at a later date, but no later than Tuesday 30 March 2010,

preferably before 4:00 p.m., in the manner prescribed above.

Shareholders who have other questions regarding the General Meeting in

Copenhagen may also contact Bente Lemire, SAS AB/Sekretariat

Generalforsamling by telephone to +45 23 22 45 45.

Instructions to holders of shares registered with VPS in Norway

Shareholders in Norway who wish to attend the General Meeting must

notify Nordea Bank Norge ASA (Nordea Norway), Securities Services -

Issuer Services, of this in writing to P.O. Box 1166 Sentrum, NO-0107,

Oslo, Norway, Att: Thomas Taranger, or by fax to +47 22 48 63 49, by

4:00 p.m. on Monday 29 March 2010 at the latest. The following rules

also apply for participation.

Shareholders who wish to attend the General Meeting must be registered

in the share register of the Company maintained by Euroclear Sweden AB

by Tuesday 30 March 2010. Accordingly, shareholders whose shares are

registered with VPS in Norway must request that Nordea Norway

temporarily register the shares in the shareholders' own names with

Euroclear Sweden AB to be entitled to participate in the General

Meeting.

A request for such registration along with a notification of attendance

at the General Meeting must be submitted in sufficient time and no later

than 3:00 p.m. on Monday 29 March 2010, to Nordea Norway at the address

above. Forms for notification of attendance and proxy forms are

available from Nordea Norway and will also be sent to registered

shareholders.

Shareholders whose shares are already registered in the name of the

owner with Euroclear Sweden AB may send in a notification of attendance

to the Company at a later date, but no later than Tuesday 30 March 2010,

preferably before 4:00 p.m., in the manner prescribed above.

Instructions applicable to all shareholders

Notification of attendance should state the participant's attendance

venue.

Shareholders with shares registered in more than one country should

state this when submitting their notifications.

Shareholders or their representatives may be accompanied by no more than

two assistants at the General Meeting. Assistants to shareholders will

be admitted to the General Meeting only if the shareholder notifies the

number of assistants in accordance with the notification instructions

provided above for shareholders' participation in each country.

Shareholders represented by proxy must issue a dated written proxy for

their representatives. If possible, the proxy should be based on the

proxy form provided by the Company. The proxy in original should be sent

in sufficient time prior to the General Meeting, but no later than

Wednesday 31 March 2010, to one of the addresses provided in this

notice. Representatives of a legal entity must also submit a certified

copy of the registration certificate or equivalent authorizing

documentation.

At the General Meeting, a list is to be prepared of the present

shareholders, representatives and assistants with details of the number

of shares and votes each shareholder or proxy represents at the General

Meeting (voting list). A list of shareholders, proxies and assistants

who have submitted notification of their attendance with the stated

details (list of participants) will be distributed at the registration

for the General Meeting.

Admission cards for the General Meeting

Admission cards, to be presented when entering the General Meeting

venue, will be sent out on Wednesday 31 March 2010 at the latest to all

shareholders who have submitted a notification of attendance in

accordance with the instructions above.

Number of shares and votes in the Company

The Company has issued 2,467,500,000 ordinary shares and 0 subordinate

shares, equivalent to a total of 2,467,500,000 votes.

Proposed agenda

1. Meeting is called to order.

2. Election of a chairperson for the General Meeting.

3. Preparation and approval of the voting list.

4. Approval of the agenda.

5. Election of two persons to verify the minutes.

6. Determination of whether the General Meeting has been duly convened.

7. Presentation of the annual accounts and auditors' report as well as

the consolidated accounts and consolidated auditors' report.

8. Report on the work of the Board, the Remuneration Committee and the

Audit Committee, followed by the President's address and in conjunction

with this, the opportunity for shareholders to put questions to the

Board and Group Management.

9. Resolutions on:

a. the approval of the statement of income and balance sheet and the

consolidated statement of income and consolidated balance sheet,

b. the application of the Company's earnings for the year in accordance

with the approved balance sheet, and

c. discharge from liability for the members of the Board and the

President.

10. Resolutions on:

a. the number of Board members,

b. directors' fees, and

c. audit fees.

11. Election of Board members and Chairman of the Board.

12. Resolution on the Nomination Committee.

13. Resolution on the Board's proposed guidelines for remuneration of

senior executives.

14. The President and CEO's presentation of the background and reasons

for the new issue of shares in accordance with item 15 d on the agenda.

15. Resolutions on:

a. amendment of the Articles of Association,

b. reduction of the share capital,

c. additional amendments of the Articles of

Association,

d. approval of the Board's resolution on a new ordinary share issue,

and, if applicable, a transfer of funds from available non-restricted

equity to the share capital, and

e. potential resolution on a bonus issue.

16. Reverse split and a corresponding amendment of the Articles of

Association.

17. Resolution on the authorization of the Board to resolve on directed

convertible bond issues.

18. Meeting is adjourned.

PROPOSALS FOR RESOLUTIONS

The Board's motion on a dividend (Item 9 b)

The Board proposes that no dividend be paid for the year 2009.

The Nomination Committee's motions regarding General Meeting Chairman,

the Board, Nomination Committee, etc. (Items 2, 10 a-c, 11 and 12)

The Nomination Committee - which consists of Björn Mikkelsen (Chairman),

Ministry of Industry, Employment and Communications, for the Swedish

government; Peter Brixen, Ministry of Finance, for the Danish

government; Knut Utvik, Ministry of Trade and Industry, for the

Norwegian government; Peter Wallenberg Jr for the Knut and Alice

Wallenberg Foundation, Karsten Biltoft for Danmarks Nationalbank; and

Anders Rydin for SEB Fonder - makes the following motions:

Election of a Chairman for the General Meeting

Attorney Claes Beyer.

Resolution on the number of Board members

The number of Board members elected by the General Meeting shall be

seven, with no deputies.

Resolution on Directors' fees

The fees for the period until the end of the next Annual General

Shareholders' Meeting shall be SEK 585,000 for the Chairman of the Board

and, if any, SEK 390,000 for the First Vice Chairman and SEK 345,000 for

the Second Vice Chairman and SEK 295,000 for each of the other Board

members elected by the Shareholders' Meeting and the Board's ordinary

employee representatives. It is also proposed that each deputy for

ordinary employee members receive a study fee of SEK 1,000 per Board

Meeting and an attendance fee of SEK 3,5000 for each Board Meeting they

attend. In addition to this remuneration, it is proposed that

remuneration be paid for work on the Board Remuneration Committee in the

amount of SEK 70,000 for the Remuneration Committee Chairman and SEK

25,000 for the Remuneration Committee's other members, as well as for

work on the Board's Audit Committee, in the amount of SEK 95,000 for the

Audit Committee Chairman and 45,000 for each of the Audit Committee's

other members.

Resolution on fees for the Company's auditors

The fees for the Company's auditors shall be paid as invoiced.

Election of Board members and Chairman of the Board

It is proposed to re-elect Fritz H. Schur, Jens Erik Christensen, Dag

Mejdell, Timo Peltola, and Jacob Wallenberg and to elect Monica Caneman

and Gry Mølleskog. The current Board members Berit Kjøll and Anitra

Steen have declined re-election. Furthermore, it is proposed that Fritz

H. Schur be re-elected as Chairman of the Board.

Information about the proposed new Board members

Monica Caneman is 55 years old and holds a degree in economics and

business administration. Until 2001 she held several top executive

positions in SEB, including Deputy Group Director. Since then, she has

been active as member of the board of directors in several Nordic

companies. She is chairman of the board of The Fourth Swedish National

Pension Fund and LinkMed, as well as member of the board of, among

others, Investment AB Öresund ,Poolia, Orexo and Schibsted.

Gry Mølleskog is 48 years old and is Senior Client Partner at Korn/Ferry

International since 2007. She has been active in the SAS Group for more

than 20 years and held several top executive positions, Senior Vice

President SAS Airlines, until 2003 when she left SAS for a position as

chief of staff of the Norwegian Crown Prince and Crown Princess. She has

extensive experience as board of director from Hurtigruten and Steen og

Ström. She is member of the Board of, among others, Posten Norge, Dnb

NOR Finans and Norwegian Property.

Resolution on the Nomination Committee

It is proposed that the General Meeting resolve that a Nomination

Committee be elected that is tasked with making proposals to the Annual

General Shareholders' Meeting to be convened in 2011 for resolutions

regarding:

- Chairman of the Annual General Shareholders' Meeting.

- The number of Board members, and directors' fees, divided between the

Chairman, Vice Chairman, other members and any remuneration for work on

Board committees.

- Election of Board members and Chairman of the Board.

- Fees for the Company's auditors.

- Nomination Committee for the 2012 Annual General Shareholders'

Meeting.

It is also recommended that such a Nomination Committee be elected as

follows:

- The Nomination Committee shall comprise six members.

- The Nomination Committee shall comprise the following shareholder

representatives: Björn Mikkelsen, Ministry of Industry, Employment and

Communications, for the Swedish government; Peter Brixen, Ministry of

Finance, for the Danish government; Knut Utvik, Ministry of Trade and

Industry, for the Norwegian government; Peter Wallenberg Jr. for the

Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation; Karsten Biltoft for Danmarks

Nationalbank, and Anders Rydin for SEB Fonder.

- Election of the Nomination Committee Chairman, replacement of members

during their terms of office, and replacement of shareholder

representative owing to a substantial reduction in shareholding, shall

take place in accordance with the written instructions submitted to the

Nomination Committee, which it is proposed that the General Meeting

adopt.

The Board's proposed guidelines for remuneration of senior executives

(Item 13)

The Board recommends that the guidelines from the preceding year remain

unchanged, with the exception regarding the proposal for variable

salary:

Remuneration for the Company's senior executives, that is the President

and Group Management, shall consist of a fixed salary, variable salary,

other benefits and pension. Total remuneration is to be competitive and

adjusted to market conditions, as well as being proportionate to

responsibilities and authority. The fixed annual salary shall reflect

the requirements regarding, among other things, competencies,

responsibilities and the complexity of the position. The fixed annual

salary shall also reflect the performance that the executive has

achieved and will subsequently be individual and differentiated. Pension

benefits offered are to be defined contribution, with premiums not

exceeding 35 percent of the fixed annual salary. The notice period shall

be six months in the event the executive resigns and 12 months if the

executive is dismissed by the Company. In the event of resignation or

dismissal, a maximum of one year's fixed salary may be paid as severance

pay, though with full deduction for any remuneration the executive may

obtain from another employer or contractor. Agreements already concluded

on terms that deviate from this regarding pensions, dismissal and

resignation shall continue to be in effect until they expire or are

renegotiated. Furthermore, it is proposed that the Board be authorized

to waive these guidelines, if in an individual case there is particular

reason for doing so.

The Board's proposal for resolutions in accordance with item 15 on the

agenda

The Company has, through a press release dated 9 February 2010,

announced that the Board has resolved on a new ordinary share issue with

preferential right for the Company's shareholders, through which the

Company intends to raise a total subscription amount of approximately

SEK 5 billion. In order to create flexibility pertaining to the final

determination of certain terms of the new ordinary share issue and the

amount by which the share capital shall be reduced in order to obtain a

quota value that is close to the subscription price for the shares

issued in the new ordinary share issue, and thereby reduce the risk that

the new ordinary share issue cannot be carried out as planned, the Board

will determine the final terms of the ordinary share issue, and some

other terms set out below at a point in time being close to the General

Meeting. In order to restore the Company's share capital following the

proposed share capital reduction, the Board proposes that the General

Meeting, if necessary, also resolves on a bonus issue. The Board will

around 6 April 2010, publicly announce the amount by which the share

capital shall be reduced, the proposed final wording for the required

amendments to the Articles of Association, the final terms for the new

ordinary share issue and whether the Board has decided to withdraw its

proposal for a bonus issue, since the bonus issue no longer being

required for the completion of the new ordinary share issue.

15 a Amendment of the Articles of Association

In order to enable the proposed reduction of the Company's share capital

set out below, the Board proposes that the General Meeting resolves to

make an appropriate amendment to the limitations with respect to the

share capital in Article 5, first paragraph, of the Company's Articles

of Association. The Board's proposal for an amendment of the Articles of

Association shall be within the following limits: the lower limit shall

not be less than SEK 200,000,000 and the higher limit shall not exceed

SEK 6,580,000,000. The complete proposal for a resolution on an

amendment of the Articles of Association, will be announced together

with the final terms for the new ordinary share issue as soon as these

are determined by the Board.

15 b Reduction of the share capital

The Company's share capital, currently amounting to SEK 6,168,750,000,

shall be reduced by, at the most, SEK 5,922,000,000, without redemption

of any shares, to be transferred to a fund to be used pursuant to a

resolution adopted by the General Meeting (i.e. non-restricted equity).

Following the reduction of the share capital, the Company's share

capital will amount to, at least, SEK 246,750,000, divided into a total

of 2,467,500,000 shares, each share with a quota value of at least SEK

0.10 per share. The finally determined amount by which the share capital

shall be reduced, will be announced together with the final terms for

the new ordinary share issue as soon as these are determined by the

Board.

15 c Additional amendments of the Articles of Association

In order to enable the resolution on the new ordinary share issue set

out below, the Board proposes that the General Meeting resolves to make

appropriate amendments to the limitations with respect to the share

capital and number of shares in Article 5, first paragraph, of the

Company's Articles of Association. The Board's proposal for amendments

of the Articles of Association shall be within the following limits: (i)

as to the limitations with respect to the share capital, the lower limit

shall not be less than SEK 3,000,000,000 and the higher limit shall not

exceed SEK 30,000,000,000 and (ii) as to the limitations with regard to

the number of shares, the lower limit shall not be less than

3,000,000,000 shares and the higher limit shall not exceed

600,000,000,000 shares. The complete proposal for a resolution on

amendments of the Articles of Association will be announced together

with the final terms for the new ordinary share issue as soon as these

are determined by the Board.

15 d Approval of the Board's resolution on a new ordinary share issue,

and, if applicable, a transfer of funds from available non-restricted

equity to the share capital

The Board proposes that the General Meeting approves the Board's

resolutions of 8 and 26 February 2010 to increase the Company's share

capital by a new ordinary share issue with an amount to be determined by

the Board (or a person appointed by the Board amongst its members), and

on the following principal conditions. The Company's shareholders shall

have preferential rights to subscribe for the new ordinary shares. The

record date for determining which shareholders shall be entitled to

subscribe for new ordinary shares with preferential rights, shall be 12

April 2010. The Board (or a person appointed by the Board amongst its

members) shall be authorized to determine, no later than on the fifth

weekday prior to the record date, the amount by which the Company's

share capital is to be increased, the number of shares which are to be

issued (including the number of subscription rights) and the

subscription price per share. In the event that the subscription price

to be paid for each ordinary share is less than the quota value of the

share, an amount corresponding to the difference between the

subscription price and the quota value of the share, multiplied with the

number of issued shares, shall be contributed to the share capital

through a transfer from the Company's available non-restricted equity.

Subscription for the new ordinary shares shall take place during the

period as from and including 15 April 2010 up to and including 29 April

2010, or such later date as the Board may decide. The banks and other

financial institutions that may underwrite the new ordinary share issue

shall, if applicable, within four (4) business days from the last day of

the subscription period, on a separate subscription list, subscribe for

ordinary shares not subscribed for by anyone else.

15 e Potential resolution on a bonus issue

In order to ascertain that the Company's share capital, all in all, does

not amount to a lower amount that it had immediately prior to the

General Meeting's resolution on a reduction of the share capital in

accordance with item 15 b, the Board proposes, in addition to the new

ordinary share issue resolved upon by the Board as set out in item 15 d,

that the General Meeting resolves on a bonus issue on the following

principal conditions. The Company's share capital shall be increased by

SEK 922,000,000, without the issuance of any new shares. The increase of

the share capital shall be carried out through a transfer of funds to

the share capital from the Company's available non-restricted equity

pursuant to the adopted balance sheet for the financial year 2008. The

Board's proposal for a resolution on a bonus issue, being conditional

upon that the proposed bonus issue is necessary in order to restore the

previously reduced share capital.

Reverse split and a corresponding amendment of the Articles of

Association (Item 16)

As a result of the new ordinary share issue which is subject to the

approval by the General Meetings in accordance with item 15 d, the

number of shares in the Company may increase significantly why the Board

proposes a reverse split in order to obtain a more appropriate number of

shares in the company following the new ordinary share issue. For those

shareholders who on the record date do not hold a number of shares

corresponding to a whole number of new ordinary shares (after completion

of the reverse split), title to the excess shares shall pass from such

shareholder to the company on the record date for the reverse split. The

excess shares will thereafter be sold by a securities institution

designated by the company, and the proceeds of the sale will be

distributed among those shareholders being entitled thereto. The number

of ordinary shares that will be consolidated into one share and the

corresponding amendment of Article 5, first paragraph, of the Company's

Articles of Association (i.e. regarding the limits of number of shares

that may be issued), shall be determined in connection with the

resolution on the final terms of the new ordinary share issue, i.e. 6

April 2010. The resolution for the reversed split shall be registered by

the Swedish Companies Registration Office and it is proposed that the

Board being authorized to determine the record date for the reverse

split, which may not take place before the resolution on the reverse

split being registered, and not later than 30 June 2010. More

information about the procedures for the reverse split will be announced

when the record date has been determined by the Board.

Proposal to resolution on the authorization of the Board to resolve on

directed convertible bond issues (Item 17)

The Board proposes that the General Meeting authorizes the Board to

resolve, on one or several occasions and until the next Annual General

Meeting - with derogation from shareholders' preferential rights - on an

issue of convertible bonds with right of conversion into ordinary shares

in the company, whereby the amount must not exceed SEK 2,000,000,000 and

the number of ordinary shares that may be issued as a result of the

conversion must not exceed 20,000,000,000 ordinary shares after the

completion of the ordinary share issue set out in item 15 d, but prior

to the completion of the reverse split set out in item 16. Payment for

subscribed convertible bonds shall be made by either cash payment or by

set-off.

An issue of convertible bonds by virtue of the authorization shall be

made on market terms and conditions, and the registration of issued

convertible bonds with the Swedish Companies Registration Office shall

not be made prior to the registration of the new ordinary share issue

resolved upon by the Board on 8 February 2010, subject to the approval

of the General Meeting,

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The Board proposes that the General Meeting's resolutions set out in

items 15 a-15 d, 16 and, if applicable item 15 e, shall be adopted as a

single and joint resolution. Such resolution requires the support of

shareholders representing not less than two thirds (2/3) of the votes

cast as well as the shares represented at the General Meeting. The

resolution set out in item 17 also requires the support of shareholders

representing not less than two thirds (2/3) of the votes cast as well as

the shares represented at the General Meeting

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The Company's annual accounts, auditors' report, consolidated accounts

and consolidated auditors' report, the Board's complete motions in

accordance with what is stated above, documents pursuant to Chapter 20,

Sections 13-14, of the Swedish Companies Act and proxy forms will be

available at the Company during the two weeks prior to the General

Meeting and on the Company's website www.sasgroup.net (under Investor

relations, Corporate governance, Shareholders' meetings). The documents

will also be available at the General Meeting venues before the General

Meeting is called to order.

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The notice of this General Meeting, including a proxy form will be

distributed to all registered shareholders. As communicated earlier, the

Company will hereafter only send a written notice to general meetings by

ordinary mail when so required by law. However, notices will still be

published through press releases, advertisements, e-mails to

shareholders who have provided their e-mail addresses to the Company and

also be available at the Company's website www.sasgroup.net (Investor

relations, Corporate governance, Shareholders' meetings).

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Stockholm in March 2010

SAS AB (publ)

The Board of Directors