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Title: Looking to the Future


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  • Looking to the Future

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Agenda
  • Company Overview
  • Swedens Economic Environment
  • Ericssons Performance and Future
  • Shift to Services
  • Sony-Ericsson Joint Venture
  • QA

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Company Overview
  • Started as a telegraph repair shop in 1876 and
    grew into the worlds leading maker of wireless
    telecom infrastructure equipment
  • Present in over 140 countries
  • Vallenberg family owns roughly 50 of market cap
    in Sweden
  • Ericsson supplies 19 out of 20
  • top service providers worldwide

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Swedens Macroeconomic Condition Previous Years
  • Credible, rule-based policy supported growth of
    4 per annum (1998-2000)
  • Riksbanks inflation targeting regime sound
    medium term fiscal framework
  • Growth driven primarily by technology sector
  • Sweden feels worldwide recession in 2001
  • Telecom exports fell by one-third
  • A weak Krona helped mitigate export slowdown
  • Swedish economy exceeded Riksbank inflation
    target of 2

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Swedens Macroeconomic Condition 2003
  • Krona has appreciated significantly
  • 30 against the Dollar
  • 20 against the Euro
  • Domestic demand has increased
  • Increased consumer confidence
  • Domestic economy has stabilized
  • Recently rejected adoption of Euro

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Factors leading to poor performance
  • Recession
  • Large economies suffering economic slowdown
    resulted in slowdown in telecommunications demand
  • Ericssons customers ceased expansionary plans
  • Profits and sales have been dramatically
    decreasing since 2001 due to the slowing sales at
    the consumer level
  • Saturated industry
  • Main markets (US, Europe) have become saturated,
    ex. Houston, Atlanta have reached saturation
    levels of 74
  • Sales have been replacement phones rather then
    new contracts ? slow growth ? providers purchase
    less network equipment

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3G Ericssons Future
  • Ericssons strategy assumes consumers will be
    quick to embrace new technologies
  • 3G is the new wireless standard
  • Allows for high-speed voice, data and multi-media
    communications
  • Worldwide 3G subscriptions expected to increase
    to 350 million by 2008

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Ericsson Reaching for the Future
  • Major 3G rollout was delayed until 3rd quarter,
    2003
  • Consistent negative cash flows and limited demand
    contributed to this delay
  • Successful SEK29 billion stock issue improved
    companies financial position
  • Reduced debt to equity ratio

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Ericsson Reaching for the Future
  • Cost cutting measures have been implemented to
    improve efficiency
  • Massive layoffs
  • Streamlining of RD expenses
  • Ericsson signed lucrative contracts that allowed
    it to be the exclusive provider of 3G in certain
    areas
  • Holds over 40 contracts to supply leading service
    providers with 3G technologies
  • Expanded into Sri Lanka, China, Thailand,
    Lithuania in past few months

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Diversifying Interests
  • Ericsson is making a shirt towards providing
    services
  • Global Services Division becoming an
    ever-increasing part of Ericssons business
  • Three major service areas
  • Advisory Services
  • Integration Services
  • Managed and Support Services
  • Global Services Division accounted for 30 of
    revenue in early 2003

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Sony Ericsson Joint Venture
  • 50/50 joint venture began in 2001
  • Ericsson wants to capitalize on Sonys strengths
    in consumer electronics, design, retail, and
    digital content
  • Sony sees advantages in Ericssons networking
    expertise and operator relationships

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Sony Ericsson Joint Venture
  • Venture was slow to see a profit for the first
    two years
  • Economic troubles and high capital outlays
    contributed to poor performance
  • Ventures recent performance has greatly improved
  • Improved operating results and strong increase in
    sales so far in 2003
  • Profit expected to be reached in 4th Quarter 2003
    or early 2004
  • Long term venture that can endure early hardships

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Overview
  • Ericsson, like most telecom companies, suffered
    setbacks during the global recession
  • New technologies and services have revitalized
    the company
  • Slow-starting SonyEricsson joint venture is
    starting to realize profits

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