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Safe Harbor Statement

This presentation contains forward looking statements. Such statements are based on our current expectations and are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could negatively affect our business.

Please read our earnings reports and our most recent

annual report for a better understanding of these risks and uncertainties.

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CARL-HENRIC SVANBERG

President and CEO

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An exciting year

ƒ Sales up 17% - profit of SEK 36.0 b.

ƒ Services up 30% - 100 million subscribers

ƒ Breakthrough year for HSPA, focus on all-IP and multimedia

ƒ Marconi successfully integrated - Redback acquired

ƒ Record performance by Sony Ericsson

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ƒ ~70 operators - 100 networks - 100 m. WCDMA subscribers

ƒ Supporting our customers in driving the industry

– Cingular, E-Mobile, Hutch, MTN, Softbank, Telstra, Vodafone

ƒ Ericsson in the lead – technology, performance, share

Commercial 3G/HSPA networks

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ƒ ~70 operators - 100 networks - 100 m. WCDMA subscribers

ƒ Supporting our customers in driving the industry

– Cingular, E-Mobile, Hutch, MTN, Softbank, Telstra, Vodafone

ƒ Ericsson in the lead – technology, performance, share

ƒ Eco system in place

– 130 devices incl. 50 phones - prices quickly decreasing

Source: Global mobile Suppliers Association, Jan, 2007

Commercial 3G/HSPA networks

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Growing focus on all-IP networks

ƒ Broadband and triple play accelerate

– Multimedia services drive demand for bandwidth and capacity – Intelligent high-capacity routers necessary

– Telecom grade a prerequisite

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Growing focus on all-IP networks

ƒ Broadband and triple play accelerate

– Multimedia services drive demand for bandwidth and capacity – Intelligent high-capacity routers necessary

– Telecom grade a prerequisite

ƒ Acquisition of Redback – closed January 25, 2007

– Strengthens all-IP solutions offering – Enhances R&D capabilities

– Accelerates fixed line business, US and globally

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Financial highlights

Sales

ƒ Sales SEK 53.7 (45.7) b. in quarter

– Up 18% - strong finish

ƒ Sales SEK 177.8 (151.8) b. full year

– Up 17% - market growth, market share, Marconi acquired sales

ƒ Professional services sales SEK 32.3 (24.9) b. full year

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Steady sales growth 2003-2006

ƒ Sales CAGR 15% since 2003

0 50000 100000 150000 200000 250000 2003 2004 2005 2006 0 50000 100000 150000 200000 250000 2003 2004 2005 2006 SEK m.

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Financial highlights

Margins

ƒ Q4 gross margin 41.8%, full year 42.2%* (45.7%)

ƒ Q4 operating margin 22.7%, full year 20.1% (21.8%)

ƒ Positive effects of Marconi restructuring

Operating margin % -20,00% -10,00% 0,00% 10,00% 20,00% 30,00% Q103 Q203 Q303 Q403 Q104 Q204 Q304 Q404 Q105 Q205 Q305 Q405 Q106 Q206 Q306 Q406

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Financial highlights

ƒ Oper. income SEK 12.2 (10.4) b.

– SEK 35.8 (33.1) b. full year

ƒ Cash flow SEK 8.9 (13.5) b.

– SEK 12.2 (19.6) b. full year

ƒ EPS SEK 0.61 (0.54)

– SEK 1.65 (1.53) full year

ƒ Net cash SEK 40.7 (50.6) b.

Operating income -8000 -6000 -4000 -2000 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 Q103 Q203 Q303 Q403 Q104 Q204 Q304 Q404 Q105 Q205 Q305 Q405 Q106 Q206 Q306 Q406 SEK m.

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Cash flow analysis

Full year 2006

ƒ Net income 26

ƒ Working capital -14

Inventory, work in progress -2 Receivables -10 Others -2

ƒ Others 0

ƒ Cash flow 12

SEK b.

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Cash flow analysis

Full year 2006

ƒ Net income 26

ƒ Working capital -14

Inventory, work in progress -2

Receivables -10

Others -2

ƒ Others 0

ƒ Cash flow 12

SEK b.

Good cash flow in a year of strong growth

Sales growth 17%

Inventory 12%

- Factory inventory flat - Work in progress 20%

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Cash flow analysis

Full year 2006

ƒ Net income 26

ƒ Working capital -14

Inventory, work in progress -2

Receivables -10

Others -2

ƒ Others 0

ƒ Cash flow 12

SEK b.

Good cash flow in a year of strong growth

Sales growth 17%

Receivables 24%

- Growth related increase SEK 7 b. - Market mix change SEK 3 b.

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Regional update, Q4 2006

- Ericsson sales (BSEK) and growth (%) year-over-year

ƒ Opex and outsourcing on operators agendas

ƒ Growing traffic from lower tariffs and multimedia offers

ƒ Growth driven by services and acquired Marconi sales

Western Europe

FY: 51.9 b. +24%

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Regional update, Q4 2006

- Ericsson sales (BSEK) and growth (%) year-over-year

ƒ Strong growth, particularly in Africa and Middle East

ƒ Still low penetration in large parts of region

ƒ Voice the main driver but growing demand for mobile internet

Central & Eastern Europe, Middle East & Africa

FY: 50.3 +23%

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Regional update, Q4 2006

- Ericsson sales (BSEK) and growth (%) year-over-year

ƒ Continued high activity, eg. Bangladesh, India, Indonesia

ƒ Japan leads global mobile broadband development

ƒ Pent up capacity needs in China while waiting for 3G

Asia Pacific

FY: 43.2 b. +42%

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Regional update, Q4 2006

- Ericsson sales (BSEK) and growth (%) year-over-year

ƒ Strong subscriber growth continues – 16 m. new subscribers

ƒ First HSPA launched - Entel PCS in Chile

ƒ First phase of Vivo GSM migration completed

Latin America

FY: 16.5 b. -14%

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Regional update, Q4 2006

- Ericsson sales (BSEK) and growth (%) year-over-year

ƒ Focus on triple play and fiber-to-the-home

ƒ Recent spectrum investments expand the market

ƒ T-mobile HSPA first phase rolled out in record time

North America

FY: 15.9 b. - 18%

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Latin America

Recovery after last year’s slower market

North America

Flattish in mobile systems Opportunities in triple play

Western Europe

Slight growth, potential upside – multimedia and opex focus

Central & Eastern Europe, Middle East & Africa

Solid growth potential

Asia Pacific

Dynamic and growing region with variety of needs

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Sony Ericsson highlights

Record quarter caps record year

ƒ Units shipped up 46% to 74.8 million in 2006

– 60 m. music phones – 21.6 m. camera phones

ƒ Growing market share - 20% UMTS share 2H 2006

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Sony Ericsson highlights

Record quarter caps record year

ƒ Q4 sales up 64% - full year up 51% to EUR 11 b.

ƒ Q4 profit up 144% - full year up 153% to EUR 1.3 b.

ƒ Strong growth in Europe, Latin America and Asia Pacific

ƒ SEK 2.2 b. of Ericsson’s Q4 operating income

Sony Ericsson sales

0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 EUR m. CAGR 37% CAGR 30%

Sony Ericsson Units thousand

0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 Q103 Q203 Q303 Q403 Q104 Q204 Q304 Q404 Q105 Q205 Q305 Q405 Q106 Q206 Q306 Q406 Thusand

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Market outlook

*All estimates refer to market growth compared to previous year, measured in USD. This slide contains forward-looking statements.

ƒ The GSM/WCDMA systems market growth 2006

estimated to mid-single digit*

ƒ For 2007 we believe that the GSM/WCDMA track within

the global mobile systems market, will continue to show mid-single digit growth*

ƒ Addressable market for professional services to show

good growth*

Well positioned to capture market opportunities

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