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Presentation of C-12

Q3 2003 Turnover: +12 % to SEK 413.2 (370.0) m. (organic) Profiling: +/-0 % to SEK 217.8 (217.9) m. Retailing: +28 % to SEK 195.4 (152.2) m. Result: +SEK 6.8 m. to SEK 14.1 (7.3) m. Profiling: SEK 5.4 (-0.9) m. Detalj: SEK 8.7 (8.2) m. C-37

Jan Sep 2003 Result after net financial items: Increased by SEK +24.2 m. to SEK 83.3 (59.1) m.: Profiling SEK +19.3 m. to SEK 63.1 (43.8) m. Retailing SEK +4.9 m to SEK 20.2 (15.3) m. 12-months moving total SEK 169.3 (104.7) m. C-27

Jan Sep 2003 Turnover: Increased by 17 % to SEK 1,297.2 (1,108.8) m.: Profiling +15 % to SEK 791.4 (687.6) m. Retailing +20 % to SEK 505.8 (421.2) m. 12-months moving total increased by 28 % to SEK 1,875.7 (1,467.0) m. C-13

Sales 600 Mkr 500 400 300 200 100 0 Q 1 Q 2 Q 3 Q 4 2002 New Wave Group AB 32 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Profit/loss after net financial items 90 Mkr 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 2002 New Wave Group AB 33-10 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Important events during Q3 Letter of intent to Swedish Match. Acquisition of the remaining 49.9 % of Sagaform. The workwear launching gets postponed until August. Establishment in Switzerland begins. Establishment of buying office in Vietnam. C-17

Income Statements C-15 3 Months 3 Months 9 Months 9 Months 12 Months 12 Months JUL-SEP JUL-SEP JAN-SEP JAN-SEP OKT-SEP JAN-DEC SEK M. 2003 2002 2003 2002 02/03 2002 Net sales 413.2 370 1 297.2 1108.8 1 875.7 1 687.3 Other income -0.3 0.7 1.5 1.4 2.3 2.2 Goods for resale -236.6-219.4-736.5-654.2-1 063.1-980.7 Gross profit 176.3 151.3 562.2 456.0 814.9 708.8 Gross margin 42.7% 40.8% 43.3% 41.1% 43.4% 42.0% Other external costs -84.5-68.9-239.4-193.4-324.0-278.0 % of income 20.5% 18.6% 18.4% 17.4% 17.3% 16.5% Personnel costs -59.2-52.5-189.1-150.1-255.3-216.3 % of income 14.3% 14.2% 14.6% 13.5% 13.6% 12.8% Depriciation -10.7-9.6-29.2-25.8-36.0-32.7 Other costs -1.9-1.6-5.8-2.6-6.0-2.8 Operating profit 20.0 18.7 98.7 84.1 193.6 179.0 Operating margin 4.8% 5.0% 7.6% 7.6% 10.3% 10.6% Net financial items -5.9-11.4-15.4-25.0-24.3-33.9 Result after financial items 14.1 7.3 83.3 59.1 169.3 145.1 Tax for the period -4.1-3.1-22.0-11.8-41.1-30.8 Minority share 1.9-1.0 0.9-0.9-8.2-10.0 Profit for the period 11.9 3.2 62.2 46.4 120.0 104.3 Profit margin 2.9% 0.9% 4.8% 4.2% 6.4% 6.2% Result per share 0.82 3.19 4.29 3.32 8.29 7.20

Financial Highlights JAN - SEP JAN - SEP JAN - DEC JAN - DEC JAN - DEC SEK M. 2003 2002 2002 2001 2000 Sales growth % 17.1 21.6 32.0 20.2 33.1 Number of employees 779.0 721.0 729.0 422.0 338.0 Gross profit margin % 43.3 41.1 42.0 40.6 38.8 Operating margin % 7.6 7.6 10.6 10.0 10.6 Profit margin % 4.8 4.2 6.2 6.4 6.1 Return on shareholders equity % 16.2 14.0 22.0 20.9 23.7 Return on capital employed % 10.8 10.4 16.9 14.7 17.7 Solidity % 32.6 33.0 37.9 40.5 36.7 Net borrowings SEK m. 806.3 755.4 629.0 519.7 427.8 Turnover of inventories. times 1.5 1.3 1.6 1.5 1.6 C-16 Net investments SEK m. 59.7 125.4 153.6 85.1 37.8 Cash flow before investments SEK m. -57.4 51.8 160.7 94.5-108.3 Cash flow after investments SEK m. -117.1 15.6 7.1 9.4-146.1 Shareholders equity per share. SEK 37.21 31.14 35.26 29.99 24.42

Turnover per country (SEK m.) JAN SEP JAN SEP CHANGE COUNTRY 2003 2002 SEK M. % Denmark 29.7 22.8 6.9 30.3 England 33.6 36.0-2.4-6.7 Finland 96.8 88.5 8.3 9.4 France 20.2 12.6 7.6 60.3 Benelux 150.0 62.4 87.7 140.6 Italy 77.9 63.2 14.7 23.3 Norway 121.7 121.8-0.1-0.1 Spain 55.2 43.0 12.2 28.4 Sweden 601.1 582.8 18.3 3.1 Germany 75.6 50.6 25.0 49.4 C-28 Other 35.4 25.1 10.3 41.0 Total 1.297.2 1.108.8 188.5 17

2003 Prognosis turnover: app. SEK 2,000 million. Prognosis result: > 2002. Within Corporate Profiling we will continue gaining market shares. New trading company in China for sales to European customers. Establishment of Corporate Profiling company for sales in the Chinese market. C-1

2003 continuation Investments in workwear. Implementation of warehouse and business system according to plan. Great improvement in England compared to the preceding year. Letter of intent to Swedish Match. Retailing, with Craft and Umbro among other trademarks, develops very well. Establishment in Switzerland. C-14

SMAP Harvest and Printer Estimated turnover for 2003 Spain 1,500 Portugal 500 France 2,300 Great Britain 1,100 Benelux 6,400 Germany 2,600 Switzerland 1,200 Austria 1,500 C-38 TOTAL 17,000

The property in Switzerland 6,000 m 2 totally (including warehouse) 5,000 pallet spaces 11 m high 80 work spaces C-39

Business idea New Wave Group is a growing company that designs, acquires and develops quality articles for the profiling market (business market) and the consumers market, mainly in the clothing, accessories and gifts areas. New Wave Group concentrates on two business areas: The Retailing business area the products are distributed via the retailing trade. The Profiling business area the products are distributed via independent retailers to companies. Synergies between the two business areas: design, product development, purchasing and distribution. 2002 New Wave Group AB 3

Strategic distribution business areas The main part of the distribution (60 80%) within Corporate Profiling has a lower risk when it comes to degree of fashion etc. Risk spread between Retailing and Corporate Profiling, as they have different business cycles. 2002 New Wave Group AB 4

Did you know......that New Wave Group through its trademarks (2002) sold approximately 4.1 million one-coloured T-shirts in Sweden and 4.4 million in the rest of Europe? 470 thousand piqué shirts in Sweden and 1.4 million in the rest of Europe? 265 thousand shirts in Sweden and 451 thousand in the rest of Europe? 33 million promo pens in Europe? 2002 New Wave Group AB 2

Vision The Profiling business area To become Europe s leading supplier of promotion products by offering... good products. strong trademarks. high compentence and service. a unique and complete concept for our retailers, including e- business and marketing solutions etc. The total market covering the suppliers within the three areas promowear, gifts and working clothes in Europe amounts to between SEK 80 and 100 billion. 2002 New Wave Group AB 16

Range coverage Existing Possible New Wave Distributors Promowear Give-aways Working clothes C-7 Shirts T-shirt Sweatshirt etc. FULL COVERAGE Bags Gifts Terry towels Pens Calculators Lighters Keyrings etc. GOOD COVERAGE Overalls Jackets etc. NO COVERAGE

The following owned trademarks are distributed within the Profiling business area: 2002 New Wave Group AB 11

How to reach our goals for Corporate Profiling More green field projects in more countries Switzerland, Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Portugal, Greece etc. More concepts/trademarks on the Group s existing markets Italy, Germany, Benelux, Spain, England The very first establishment of Corporate Profiling outside Europe Careful set-up in China Further acquisitions are possible Golf, Watches, Umbrellas Working clothes C-1 Starting with ProJob

How shall we succeed with working clothes? Our competitors have: Strong trademarks (Fristad, Snickers, Blåkläder, Jobman etc.) Good profitability High groos profit (some more than 50 percent) Good products Loyal customers Enough capital to be persistent C-2

How shall we succeed with working clothes? We have international distribution We will create many new retailers of working clothes, i.e. customers that do not sell working clothes today but want to. In Sweden, approximately 300 retailers are concerned. We will offer working clothes to our existing retailers and use our advantages as market leader within promo wear. We will be the only reliable alternative for retailers that want to offer promo wear, gifts and working clothes. Withing two years, we will be as good as our competitors when it comes to products, quality, range and logistics. C-3

Goal working clothes 2003 No turnover. Negative result. Only in Sweden. No stock. Large development costs (products, personnel etc.). 2004 Goal: Turnover of SEK 20 m in Sweden. Loss of up to SEK 5 m. 2005 Goal: Turnover of SEK 40 m in Sweden. Introduction in Norway and Denmark. Total turnover of SEK 60 m. Small profit. 2006 Goal: Turnover of SEK 80 m in Sweden. Turnover of SEK 60 m in Norway and Denmark. Introduction in Finland and Germany with a turnover of SEK 20 m. Total turnover of SEK 160 m. Fine profit. 2007 Goal: Total turnover of at least SEK 250 m. Good profitability. Operations in more contries. 2008 Goal: Total turnover of at least SEK 350 m. Margin goal reached. C-4 The development can be faster, but this plan is realistic.

Vision The Retailing business area To become the Nordic countries main supplier of sports- and leisurewear. To become one of the main suppliers of quality shoes and gifts. To develop the owned trademarks Craft and Seger into international trademarks on functional sportswear. 2002 New Wave Group AB 17

The Retailing business area These owned trademarks are distributed within the Retailing business area: functional sportswear basicwear, T-shirts etc, for the sports trade. basic ware, T-shirts etc, for the everyday commodities trade. socks, caps etc. children s shoes ladies shoes gifts 2002 New Wave Group AB 7 domestic textile products domestic textile products

The Retailing business area The following licence or agent trademarks are distributed in Sweden: skiing equipment inlines indoor bandy and skiing equipment football clothes and equipment 2002 New Wave Group AB 92003 2008

New Wave s success factors Early integration Advantages of scale Synergies between the business areas Leads progress Good service/quality The customer is the most important C-34 The New Wave culture

Three goals at the introduction in December 1997 (Sales of that time was app. SEK 350 million, the stock value was app. SEK 300 millon and the profit/loss before taxes was SEK 21.6 million) Sales: SEK 1 b (met 2000) (2002 SEK 1,685 million) Stock value: SEK 1 b (met 2000) (2002 SEK 1,280 million) Profit/loss b. taxes: SEK 100 m (met 2001) (2002 SEK 145 million) C-5 Without these goals, which seemed crazy at the time, we would not be where we are today...

Three new goals Sales: SEK 5 b. Stock value: SEK 5 b. Profit/loss before taxes: SEK 500 m. C-4...and without these goals, which might seem crazy now, we will not be able to come as far as we plan to in the future! (When we have reached these goals, or just before we reach them, we will have new goals!)

We hope that everybody who buys our products is a content customer and we want you to know that if you choose to invest in New Wave Group we promise that we will take care of your investment in the best possible way through long-term thinking, growth, stability and hard work! 2002 New Wave Group AB 34