SAS — Capital/Financing Update 2020

Aug 14, 2020

SAS announces revised recapitalization plan

SAS announces revised recapitalization plan

Not for release, publication or distribution, directly or indirectly, in or into

the United States, Canada, Japan, Australia or any other jurisdiction where such

action would be unlawful.

SAS AB ("SAS" or the "Company") announced on 30 June 2020 a recapitalization

plan to tackle the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic (the "Initial

Recapitalization Plan"). Following the announcement on 7 August 2020 that SAS

has reached an agreement in principle with holders of the existing hybrid notes

and bonds, the Board of Directors of SAS (the "Board") has decided to amend

parts of the Initial Recapitalization Plan, including the time plan for the

implementation, and has therefore approved a revised recapitalization plan (the

"Revised Recapitalization Plan"). The Revised Recapitalization Plan is supported

by the Company's two largest shareholders, the governments of Sweden and Denmark

(jointly the "Major Shareholders"), and the third largest shareholder, the Knut

and Alice Wallenberg Foundation ("KAW").

As set out in SAS' announcement on 7 August 2020, the revision of the

recapitalization plan includes (a) revised conversion terms for the SAS MSEK

1,500 subordinated perpetual floating rate capital securities (the "Existing

Hybrid Notes") and (b) an amendment regarding the conversion of the SAS MSEK

2,250 senior unsecured fixed rate bond due November 2022 (the "Bonds"), now to

be converted into new commercial hybrid notes or common shares at the option of

the Bondholder pursuant to a separate offer to the holders of the Bonds. Holders

of 53.25% of the Existing Hybrid Notes and holders of 41.51% of the Bonds have

to the noteholders' committee led by Spiltan Fonder (the "Noteholders'

Committee" or the "NHC") expressed their support for the agreement in principle.

An additional revision of the recapitalization plan announced on 7 August 2020

is an increase of the interest rate by 90 bps per annum for the new MSEK 6,000

state hybrid notes that SAS proposes to issue to the Major Shareholders. The

other components of the Initial Recapitalization Plan, including the business

plan, the rights issue and the directed issue of common shares to the Major

Shareholders remain unchanged as set out in the announcement on 30 June 2020.

The time plan for completion of the Revised Recapitalization Plan has however

been extended as further set out below.

The Revised Recapitalization Plan remains subject to necessary general meeting

approvals at an extraordinary general meeting scheduled to be held on or around

22 September 2020 (the "EGM"). The Major Shareholders' participation is

conditional on inter alia the conversion of the outstanding Existing Hybrid

Notes and Bonds as set out above, the approval by the European Commission and

exemptions from the mandatory bid obligation from the Swedish Securities

Council. The participation by KAW is conditional on the participation by the

Major Shareholders.

Conversion of the Existing Hybrid Notes and the Bonds as set out above requires

approval by noteholders' meetings scheduled to be held on 2 September 2020. If

the Revised Recapitalization Plan is not implemented and fails, SAS will not be

able to remedy the liquidity shortage and the negative equity caused by the

COVID-19 outbreak, which would have a material adverse effect on the Company's

financial condition. Should SAS as a result of such material adverse effect on

its financial condition be forced to file for bankruptcy, it is likely that the

holders of the Existing Hybrid Notes and the Bonds will not be able to recover

any of their claims under the notes.

The NHC strongly encourages all bond and hybrid holders to support and to vote

in favor of the proposals at the coming noteholders' meetings. The NHC believes

that the current proposal preserves maximum value for the holders of the Bonds

and the Existing Hybrid Notes whilst providing support to SAS at a difficult

time for the industry due to COVID-19. Both SAS and the NHC welcome any bond or

hybrid holders outside of the NHC who want to reach out to discuss the result of

the negotiations and why the representatives of the NHC believe the result to be

appropriate (see contact details below).

"On behalf of the SAS Board of Directors, I would again like to thank our major

shareholders, creditors and partners for their continued support in these

unprecedented and challenging times. The Board supports and believes that the

Revised Recapitalization Plan presents a constructive way forward given the

magnitude of the recapitalization need, the complexities concerning burden

sharing measures and the interests of various stakeholders. The future of SAS

depends on a successful outcome of the Revised Recapitalization Plan, as well as

delivery on SEK 4 billion in efficiency improvements through rightsizing the

Company´s cost structure to reflect a new situation of lower demand. The Board

strongly encourages bond, hybrid and shareholders to vote in favor of the

proposals to be presented at respective meetings, as there are no other

available alternatives" says Carsten Dilling, chair of the SAS Board of

Directors.

Details on the Revised Recapitalization Plan

Issue of the new state hybrid notes

As set out in SAS' announcement on 7 August 2020, the SEK denominated capital

securities with perpetual tenor (the "New State Hybrid Notes") to be issued to

the Major Shareholders will have an interest rate which is increased by 90 bps

per annum compared to the terms indicated for the New State Hybrid Notes in the

Initial Recapitalization Plan, in order to comply with applicable state aid

requirements. The New State Hybrid Notes will comprise:

One set of hybrid notes ("NSHN1"), which will be placed with the Major

Shareholders in the total amount of MSEK 5,000, split equally between them, will

have a floating interest rate of 6M STIBOR plus an initial margin of 340 bps per

annum. The margin of the NSHN1 notes will thereafter increase to the following:

during 2nd and 3rd year 440 bps per annum, during 4th and 5th year 590 bps per

annum, during 6th and 7th year 790 bps per annum, and during 8th year and

thereafter 1,040 bps per annum. The NSHN1 will be subordinated capital

securities and will rank pari passu with the NSHN2 (as defined below).

One set of hybrid notes ("NSHN2"), which will be placed with Denmark in the

total amount of MSEK 1,000, will have a floating interest rate of 6M STIBOR plus

an initial margin of 440 bps per annum. The margin of the NSHN2 notes will

thereafter increase to the following: during 2nd and 3rd year 540 bps per annum,

during 4th and 5th year 690 bps per annum, during 6th and 7th year 890 bps per

annum, and during 8th year and thereafter 1,140 bps per annum. The NSHN2 will be

subordinated capital securities and will rank pari passu with the NSHN1.

The New State Hybrid Notes are freely transferable but unlisted and will be

callable by SAS at any time at par value, and will be treated as equity in SAS'

accounting.

Conversion of the Existing Hybrid Notes into common shares

The Swedish and Danish governments have required, as a condition to their

capital injections, burden sharing measures to be implemented including

conversion of the Existing Hybrid Notes. On the basis thereof, and in accordance

with SAS' announcement on 7 August 2020, the Existing Hybrid Notes are proposed

to be exchanged at 90% of par value for common shares in the Company and at a

subscription price of SEK 1.16 per share.[1] (http://#_ftn1) As announced on 22

July 2020, the Company will pay the deferred interest on the Existing Hybrid

Notes in cash in connection with the conversion into common shares of the

Existing Hybrid Notes.

Holders of 53.25% of the Existing Hybrid Notes have to the NHC expressed their

support for the agreement in principle. These include all of the major holders

in the NHC that SAS has negotiated with, representing 22.25% of the Existing

Hybrid Notes. The Board has decided to summon a new meeting of the holders of

the Existing Hybrid Notes to be held on 2 September 2020 for the purpose of

resolving upon the aforementioned proposal. In order to resolve on the proposed

conversion, at least 50% of the outstanding nominal amount (excluding any

Existing Hybrid Notes owned by SAS or any of its subsidiaries) must participate

in the meeting and at least 2/3 of the attending nominal amount (excluding any

Existing Hybrid Notes owned by SAS or any of its subsidiaries) must vote in

favor of the proposed exchange of the Existing Hybrid Notes. As a result of such

resolution, the number of shares and votes in the Company will increase by up to

1,163,793,103.

Holders of Existing Hybrid Notes casting their vote before 26 August 2020 (the

"Early Bird Deadline") will receive an additional fee of 0.2% of the nominal

amount of each Existing Hybrid Note for which they vote, regardless of voting in

favor or against the proposal. Fees will be paid within ten business days after

conversion into shares and is subject to approvals of the conversion proposals

from both the meeting with the holders of the Bond and the meeting with the

holders of the Existing Hybrid Notes.

Further information about the notice to the meeting with the holders of the

Existing Hybrid Notes can be found below.

Conversion of the Bonds into new commercial hybrid notes or common shares

On the basis of, and for the reasons set out above under "Conversion of the

Existing Hybrid Notes into common shares" and in accordance with SAS' press

release on 7 August 2020, the Bonds are proposed to be exchanged for perpetual

unsubordinated, unsecured, unguaranteed floating rate callable capital

securities (the "New Commercial Hybrid Notes") in the Company at 100% of par

value. The New Commercial Hybrid Notes will have a floating interest rate of 6M

STIBOR plus an initial margin of 340 bps per annum. The margin of the New

Commercial Hybrid Notes will thereafter increase to the following: during the

2nd and 3rd year 440 bps per annum, during the 4th and 5th year 590 bps per

annum, during the 6th and 7th year 1,090 bps per annum, during the 8th up to and

including the 10th year 1,440 bps per annum, and during 11th year and thereafter

1,590 bps per annum. The New Commercial Hybrid Notes will be treated as equity

in SAS' accounts, will rank senior to the New State Hybrid Notes, will be freely

transferable and will be callable by SAS at any time at par value.

Alternatively, and subject to approval by the extraordinary shareholders'

meeting, eligible holders of the Bonds are prior to the implementation of the

proposed conversion to be presented with an offer (the "Bondholder Offer"),

allowing holders of Bonds to subscribe for newly issued common shares in the

Company at 100% of par value at a subscription price of SEK 1.16 per share by

setting off the claim under their Bonds as consideration. However, the aggregate

number of new common shares to be issued to holders of the Bonds under the

Bondholder Offer is limited to 969,827,586 shares (corresponding to 50% of the

nominal amount of the Bonds) whereby, in case of oversubscription, the allotment

will be scaled down on a pro rata basis whereby any remaining claim under the

Bonds not converted into common shares will be converted into New Commercial

Hybrid Notes as described above. The notice period for the Bondholder Offer will

run concurrently with the subscription period in the rights issue, i.e. 5 - 19

October 2020. Announcement of the outcome of the Bondholder Offer is expected to

occur on 23 October 2020 and settlement in the Bondholder Offer is expected to

occur on 5 November 2020.[2] (http://#_ftn2) Further details on the Bondholder

Offer will be included in the prospectus to be made public on or around 1

October 2020.

Holders of 41.51% of the Bonds have to the NHC expressed their support for the

agreement in principle. These include all of the major holders in the NHC that

SAS has negotiated with, representing 27.11% of the Bonds. The Board has decided

to summon a new meeting of the holders of the Bonds to be held on 2 September

2020 for the purpose of resolving upon the aforementioned proposal on conversion

into New Commercial Hybrid Notes. In order to resolve on the conversion of the

Bonds, at least 50% of the nominal amount (excluding any Bonds owned by SAS or

any of its subsidiaries) must participate in the meeting and at least 80% of the

attending nominal amount (excluding any Bonds owned by SAS or any of its

subsidiaries) must vote in favor of the proposed exchange of the Bonds. As a

result of such resolution and the subsequent Bondholder Offer, SAS will convert

MSEK 2,250 of debt to equity (in the form of New Commercial Hybrid Notes with

equity accounting and, to the extent the Bondholder Offer is accepted, common

shares).

Holders of Bonds casting their vote before the Early Bird Deadline on 26 August

2020 will receive an additional fee of 0.2% of the nominal amount of each Bond

for which they vote, regardless of voting in favor or against the proposal. Fees

will be paid within ten business days after conversion and is subject to

approvals of the conversion proposals from both the meeting with the holders of

the Bonds and the meeting with the holders of the Existing Hybrid Notes.

Further information about the notice to the meeting with the holders of the

Bonds can be found below.

Summary of the Revised Recapitalization Plan

The terms for the directed issue to the Major Shareholders and the rights issue

are unchanged in relation to the Initial Recapitalization Plan. The Revised

Recapitalization Plan can hence be summarized as follows.

a. A directed issue of common shares in the amount of approximately MSEK 2,006

and at a subscription price of SEK 1.16 (the "Directed Issue") to the Major

Shareholders (split approximately MSEK 1,016 to the Government of Denmark and

approximately MSEK 990 to the Government of Sweden in case the rights issue is

fully subscribed[3] (http://#_ftn3)).

b. A rights issue of new common shares available to eligible shareholders in an

amount of approximately MSEK 3,994 and at a subscription price of SEK 1.16 (the

"Rights Issue"), expected to be covered by subscription undertakings and

underwriting commitments corresponding to 81.5% of the total amount of the

Rights Issue, where approximately MSEK 2,994 is expected to be covered by pro

rata subscription undertakings and underwritings commitments from the Major

Shareholders (split equally) and approximately MSEK 259 is covered by a pro rata

subscription undertaking from KAW, subject to certain conditions.

c. Directed issues of New State Hybrid Notes to the Major Shareholders, in a

total amount of MSEK 6,000 as two separate instruments:

· NSHN1 in an amount of MSEK 5,000, split equally among the Major

Shareholders, with increased annual interest step-ups over the coming years as

set out above; and

· NSHN2 in an amount of MSEK 1,000, to Denmark with an additional 1% interest

on top of interest rates paid on NSHN1.

a. Conversion of the Existing Hybrid Notes at 90% of par value into common

shares and at a subscription price of SEK 1.16 per share.

b. Conversion of the Bonds at 100% of par value into (i) New Commercial Hybrid

Notes with an interest step-up over the coming years as set out above, or

(ii) common shares at a subscription price of SEK 1.16 per share (at the option

of the Bondholder and up to the maximum number of common shares to be allotted

under the Bondholder Offer).

An EGM in SAS will be held on or around 22 September 2020 to adopt the necessary

resolutions under the Revised Recapitalization Plan, and any resolutions related

thereto, in accordance with a convening notice to be announced no later than 20

August 2020.

Following a successful implementation of the Revised Recapitalization Plan, the

Company will cancel and prepay any amount outstanding of its SEK 3.3 billion

three-year revolving credit facility agreement, 90% guaranteed by the Major

Shareholders, in accordance with its terms and conditions.

As set out in the press release on 30 June 2020, the Revised Recapitalization

Plan aims at converting SEK 2.25 billion of debt to equity[4] (http://#_ftn4)

and raise SEK 12 billion of new equity, before recapitalization costs estimated

at approximately MSEK 150, and restore equity by SEK 14.25 billion. The

completion of the Revised Recapitalization Plan will result in an increase in

financial payments going forward, as compared to the financial payments for the

Bonds and the Existing Hybrid Notes.[5] (http://#_ftn5)

As set out in the press release on 30 June 2020, in addition to the SEK 14.25

billion, an additional SEK 0.5 billion has been secured through commercial

agreements with Norway, under which the Norwegian state has paid and will pay

for SAS to maintain a certain level of network capacity. In combination with the

new funding outlined above, this will ensure that SAS has secured the SEK 12.5

billion of required funding.

Each of the Major Shareholders has expressed its support for the Revised

Recapitalization Plan and expressed its intention to subscribe for and

underwrite such number of shares and New State Hybrid Notes as set out in the

press release on 30 June 2020, subject to, inter alia, the conversion of the

Bonds and Existing Hybrid Notes, the approval by the European Commission and

exemptions from the mandatory bid obligation from the Swedish Securities

Council. Following completion of the share issues under the Revised

Recapitalization Plan, the Danish and Swedish states will end up holding the

same number of shares and votes in the Company.[6] (http://#_ftn6)

The third largest shareholder, KAW, has expressed its support for the Revised

Recapitalization Plan and has undertaken to subscribe for its pro rata share

(6.50%) of the Rights Issue, corresponding to approximately MSEK 259, subject to

among other things the fulfilment of the above described subscription and

underwriting commitments by the Major Shareholders.

SAS' three largest shareholders, the Major Shareholders and KAW, who in

aggregate hold approximately 35.56% of outstanding shares and votes, have

expressed their intent to vote in favor of the Board's proposals at the EGM

subject to certain conditions.

The completion of the Revised Recapitalization Plan is subject to approval by

the European Commission under applicable State aid rules. An approval decision

will be subject to conditions under the COVID-19 Temporary Framework for State

Aid Measures including, among others, a ban on dividends, limitations on M&A and

a freeze of management remuneration. Such conditions will be released when the

aid is repaid. SAS will announce the approval by press release and the

conditions of the European Commission's approval decision will be further

described in the prospectus to be made public on or around 1 October 2020.

Shareholder structure following the Revised Recapitalization Plan

Following a successful implementation of the Revised Recapitalization

Plan,[7] (http://#_ftn7) the total number of shares and votes in the Company

will increase by up to 7,306,034,482 to up to 7,688,617,033 corresponding to a

dilution of approximately 95%.[8] (http://#_ftn8) As a result, the shareholdings

would change significantly and, in the event the Bondholder Offer and the Rights

Issue will be fully subscribed and following settlement of the conversion of the

Existing Hybrid Notes (as set out above), the Revised Recapitalization Plan will

result in each of the Danish and Swedish states holding 1,420,462,427 shares

corresponding to respective shareholdings of approximately 18.5% of the total

number of shares and votes,[9] (http://#_ftn9) current holders of the Existing

Hybrid Notes holding up to 1,163,793,103 shares corresponding to approximately

15.1% of the total number of shares and votes and current holders of the Bonds

holding up to 969,827,586 shares corresponding to approximately 12.6% of the

total of number of shares and votes in SAS.

Key indicative dates

The preliminary timetable for the implementation of the Revised Recapitalization

Plan has been postponed in accordance with the following:

Early Bird Deadline 26 August 2020

Meetings for holders of Bonds and Existing Hybrid Notes 2 September 2020

EGM 22 September 2020

Record date for Rights Issue 30 September 2020

Rights Issue and Bondholder Offer prospectus made public 1 October 2020

Subscription period for the shareholders in Rights Issue 5 - 19 October 2020

and for Bondholders in the Bondholder Offer

Last day of trading in subscription rights in Rights 15 October 2020

Issue and of trading in the Bonds and the Existing Hybrid

Notes

Announcement of outcome of the Rights Issue and 23 October 2020

Bondholder Offer

Conversion of Bonds to New Commercial Hybrid Notes 23 October 2020

Delivery of shares / conversion of BTAs into new common 5 November 2020

shares Delivery of New State Hybrid Notes

The EGM

The Board has decided to convene an EGM to be held on or around

22 September 2020 to resolve upon the measures under the Revised

Recapitalization Plan as set out in the notice convening the meeting, which will

be announced separately no later than 20 August 2020.

Summons to noteholders' meetings

The Company has today instructed Intertrust (Sweden) AB, being the agent under

the Existing Hybrid Notes (ISIN SE0012193910) and the Bonds (ISIN SE0010520338),

to send notices to noteholders' meetings to all holders of the Existing Hybrid

Notes and Bonds directly registered in the Company's debt ledger held with

Euroclear Sweden. The purpose is to seek the respective holders' of Existing

Hybrid Notes and Bonds approval of the conversion of the Bonds into New

Commercial Hybrid Notes (to be followed by the Bondholder Offer, subject to EGM

approval) and conversion of the Existing Hybrid Notes into common shares and of

the authorization of the agent to take measures on behalf of the respective

holders in connection with the proposed conversion.

The notices to the noteholders' meetings and detailed information regarding the

voting procedure and the requests to the holders of Existing Hybrid Notes and

Bonds, will be available at the Company's webpage www.sasgroup.net/investor

-relations/recapitalization-plan.

Presentation

Torbjørn Wist, Executive Vice President & CFO will present and comment the

Revised Recapitalization Plan at 11 a.m. CEST, Monday 17 August 2020.

The presentation will be held in English via telephone or

https://www.sasgroup.net/investor-relations/recapitalization-plan/

No advance notification is necessary. It will be possible to ask questions to

the presenters following the presentation.

Dial-in details for the conference call:

DK: +45 354 455 77 FI: +358 981 710 310 NO: +47 235 002 43 SE: +46 8 566 426 51

UK: +44 3333 0008 04

Pin: 61434746#

For further information, please contact:

SAS press office, +46 8 797 2944

Michel Fischier, VP Investor Relations, +46 70 997 0673

For more information about the agreement in principle between SAS and certain

major noteholders led by Spiltan Fonder and about the exchange proposals, please

contact:

Lars Lönnquist, Spiltan Fonder, e-mail: lars.lonnquist@spiltanfonder.se

Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB (publ), e-mail: SEBLiabilityManagement@seb.se

Danske Bank A/S, Danmark, Sverige filial, e-mail: dcm_admin@danskebank.se

Swedbank AB (publ), e-mail: syndicate@swedbank.se

Advisors to the Company

Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB is financial advisor to SAS, Global Coordinator

and Bookrunner in connection with the recapitalization plan.

Mannheimer Swartling Advokatbyrå AB and Davis Polk & Wardwell London LLP are

legal advisors to SAS.

Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB (publ), Danske Bank A/S, Danmark, Sverige

Filial and Swedbank AB (publ) have been appointed Solicitation Agents. Danske

Bank A/S, Danmark, Sverige Filial and Swedbank AB (publ) are Joint Bookrunners

in the Rights Issue.

This is information that SAS AB is obliged to disclose pursuant to the EU Market

Abuse Regulation. The information was submitted by Michel Fischier for

publication on 14 August 2020 at 10:15 a.m. CEST.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

This press release and the information herein is not for publication, release or

distribution, in whole or in part, directly or indirectly, in or into the United

States, Australia, Canada, Japan or South Africa or any other state or

jurisdiction in which publication, release or distribution would be unlawful or

where such action would require additional prospectuses, filings or other

measures in addition to those required under Swedish law.

The press release is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an

offer to sell or issue, or the solicitation of an offer to buy or acquire, or

subscribe for, any of the securities mentioned herein (collectively, the

"Securities") or any other financial instruments in SAS. Any offer in respect of

any securities in connection with the Rights Issue will only be made through the

prospectus that SAS expects to publish on or about 1 October 2020. The offers

under the Initial Recapitalization Plan and the Revised Recapitalization Plan

are not made to, and application forms will not be approved from, subscribers

(including shareholders), or persons acting on behalf of subscribers, in any

jurisdiction where applications for such subscription would contravene

applicable laws or regulations, or would require additional prospectuses,

filings, or other measures in addition to those required under Swedish law.

Measures in violation of the restrictions may constitute a breach of relevant

securities laws.

None of the Securities have been or will be registered under the United States

Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "Securities Act"), or the securities

laws of any state or other jurisdiction in the United States, and may not be

offered, pledged, sold, delivered or otherwise transferred, directly or

indirectly, except pursuant to an exemption from, or in a transaction not

subject to, the registration requirements of the Securities Act and in

compliance with applicable other securities laws. There will not be any public

offering of any of the Securities in the United States.

In the United Kingdom, this press release is directed only at, and communicated

only to, persons who are qualified investors within the meaning of article 2(e)

of the Prospectus Regulation (2017/1129) who are (i) persons who fall within the

definition of "investment professional" in article 19(5) of the Financial

Services and Markets Act 2000 (Financial Promotion) Order 2005, as amended (the

"Order"), or (ii) persons who fall within article 49(2)(a) to (d) of the Order,

or (iii) persons to whom it may otherwise be lawfully communicated (all such

persons referred to in (i), (ii) and (iii) above together being referred to as

"Relevant Persons"). This press release must not be acted on or relied on by

persons in the UK who are not Relevant Persons.

This press release contains forward-looking statements that reflect SAS' current

view of future events as well as financial and operational development. Words

such as "intend", "assess", "expect", "may", "plan", "estimate" and other

expressions involving indications or predictions regarding future development or

trends, not based on historical facts, identify forward-looking statements and

reflect SAS' beliefs and expectations and involve a number of risks,

uncertainties and assumptions which could cause actual events and performance to

differ materially from any expected future events or performance expressed or

implied by the forward-looking statement. The information contained in this

press release is subject to change without notice and, except as required by

applicable law, SAS does not assume any responsibility or obligation to update

publicly or review any of the forward-looking statements contained in it and nor

does it intend to. You should not place undue reliance on forward-looking

statements, which speak only as of the date of this press release. As a result

of these risks, uncertainties and assumptions, you should not place undue

reliance on these forward-looking statements as a prediction of actual future

events or otherwise.

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The conversion of Existing Hybrid Notes into new common shares is expected to be

completed on or around 5 November 2020. Interim shares ("BTAs"), which will be

admitted to trading on Nasdaq Stockholm, will be delivered, upon transfer of the

Existing Hybrid Notes, to the holders on or around 23 October 2020.

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nref2) The conversion of Bonds into New Commercial Hybrid Notes and/or BTAs,

which will be admitted to trading on Nasdaq Stockholm, for such Bonds validly

tendered in the Bondholder Offer is expected to occur on or around 23 October

2020. BTAs will be converted into common shares on or around 5 November 2020.

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nref3) Split approximately MSEK 1,004 to Denmark and approximately MSEK 1,002 to

Sweden in case no other shareholders would participate in the Rights Issue than

the Major Shareholders and KAW.

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nref4) Existing Hybrid Notes already accounted for as equity.

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nref5) Depending on the participation in the Bondholder Offer, coupon payments

during the first five years after the completion of the Revised Recapitalization

Plan compared with the current coupon payments on the Existing Hybrid Notes and

Bonds for a five year period, would in aggregate increase by between c. SEK

0.47bn-0.75bn (from c. SEK 1.32bn of expected coupon payments on the Existing

Hybrid Notes and Bonds to between c. SEK 1.79bn-2.07bn) assuming coupons are

duly paid each year.

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nref6) In a scenario where (i) the expected subscription undertakings and

underwriting commitments from the Major Shareholders and KAW would be exercised

in full, (ii) no other shares would be subscribed in the Rights Issue, (iii) all

Existing Hybrid Notes are converted into common shares and (iv) no common shares

are issued pursuant to the Bondholder Offer, the shareholdings would change

significantly and result in each of the governments of Sweden and Denmark

holding 2,210,760,114 shares corresponding to approximately 36.4% of the total

number of shares and votes. For more information about shareholder structure

after issuances of the shares, please refer to "Shareholder structure following

the Revised Recapitalization Plan".

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nref7) Under the assumption of subscription of all new common shares to be

issued in the Rights Issue and in the Directed Issue and the maximum number of

new common shares to be issued to the holders of Existing Hybrid Notes and Bonds

(i.e. that also the Bondholder Offer is fully subscribed).

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nref8) Based on outstanding shares of 382,582,551 as of 30 June 2020 and under

the assumption that both the Rights Issue and the Bondholder Offer are fully

subscribed.

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nref9) In the event (i) the expected subscription undertakings and underwriting

commitments from the Major Shareholders and KAW would be exercised in full, (ii)

no other shares would be subscribed in the Rights Issue (iii) all Existing

Hybrid Notes are converted into common shares and (iv) no common shares are

issued pursuant to the Bondholder Offer, each of the governments of Sweden and

Denmark would hold 2,210,760,114 shares corresponding to respective

shareholdings of approximately 36.4% of the total number of shares and votes.