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CALENDAR
Annual General Meeting 14 April 2016
Interim Report January – March 21 April 2016
Interim Report January – June 21 July 2016
Interim Report January – September 25 October 2016
Year-end report January – December 15 February 2017
The formal annual report comprises the pages 34–114. Certain figures have been
rounded off, due to which tables and calculations do not always exactly add up.
The Annual Report is published in Swedish and English. In the event of differences
between the English translation and the Swedish original, the Swedish Annual
Report shall prevail. A printed copy of the annual report can be ordered from
[email protected].
CONTENTS
Saab in brief
Saab 2015 1
Chairman's statement 2
CEO comment 4
Market 6
Strategy 12
Goals 30
The Saab share 32
Administration report 34
Business areas 36
Risks and risk management 44
Corporate governance report 48
Board of Directors and Auditors 54
Group Management 56
Financial statements and notes 60
Dividend motivation 113
Proposed disposition of earnings 114
Audit report 115
Shareholder information 117
Multi-year overview 118
Glossary 119
VISION
It is a human right to feel safe.
MISSION
To make people safe by pushing intellectual
and technological boundaries.
It is a basic human need and a human right
to feel safe. Safety is subjected to many
different types of threats, however. This
includes military threats, terrorism, accidents
or natural disasters.
Saab develops innovative, cost-efficient
high-tech systems to increase security for
societies and individuals. At the same time
there is a realisation throughout the business
that some of the systems and solutions
that contribute to greater security are not only
used in a state of peace, but can also be used
in conflict. This means a large responsibility.
By acting responsibly in everything we do, we
build the confidence of customers, employees
and society and contribute to a safer world.
For more information
on Saab’s sustain-
ability work, see the
separate Sustainabi-
lity Report available
at saabgroup.com