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Autoliv Inc reports 9-month operating profit of USD376.9m

Nordic Business Report, Oct 20, 2005

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NORDIC BUSINESS REPORT-20 October 2005-Autoliv Inc reports 9-month operating profit of USD376.9m(C)1994-2005 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.m2.com

The Swedish automotive safety systems developer and provider Autoliv Inc reported on Thursday (20 October) an operating profit of USD376.9m on total net sales of USD4.74bn for the financial period January-September 2005.

Both operating profit and total net sales for the nine-month period increased, respectively from USD366.8m and USD4.45bn, as compared to the corresponding period in 2004.

Operating profit for the quarter July-September 2005 amounted to USD104.3m on total net sales of USD1.39bn.

One US dollar (USD) is worth approximately 0.57 British pounds (GBP).

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