Summary of Alfa Laval’s Capital Markets Day

Alfa Laval’s Capital Markets Day, held today in Lund, Sweden, started with a
presentation by Lars Renström, President and CEO.  He talked about the journey
Alfa Laval has made over the past 10 years, with doubled order intake and
considerable growth achieved in several regions.
Both North America and Asia have shown good growth and “we believe they will
outgrow the others going forward,” said Lars Renström.

Taking a closer look at the US he talked about areas with growth potential, such
as food, oil & gas and wastewater cleaning. The demographic development in the
country, for example, supports demand for food in general, as well as health
conscious foods and ethnic foods in particular.

Oil and gas is another interesting area in the US. During the period 2010 to
2013, not only will Alfa Laval organically have doubled its exposure, but
acquisitions should also be added, lifting the total order intake from USD 36
million to approximately 150 million.

In wastewater treatment the acquisition of Ashbrook Simon-Hartley, with its
alternative technologies, means that Alfa Laval now has an unmatched portfolio
of products aimed at both the medium and large wastewater treatment plants.

Furthermore Lars Renström talked about why Parts & Service changed name to
Service during the year. The action doesn’t reflect less focus on parts, but
rather an increased attention to services. “Our prime focus is to increase the
market share on our own installed base”, he said. He emphasized that this is a
long-term effort which will involve adding more sales people and field service
engineers as well as continuing to develop the service offering and competence.

The divisional managers presented their respective areas, including business
models, current trends and activities.

“The Equipment Division focuses on the repetitive and transactional business and
sells millions of standard components every year,” said Susanne Pahlén Åklundh,
divisional head. We only go to market through channels and channel management is
therefore a critical success factor for us since we need to be easy to do
business with”, she said. “The new e-commerce platform is now up-and-running in
several countries and the roll-out is set to continue. It creates value to our
partners and is a cost-efficient way for us to improve our global coverage.”
Another key ingredient for success is price management, with transactional price
managers in the central segments as well as locally, in the sales companies.

In his presentation Svante Karlsson, manager for the Process Technology
Division, summarized the development in the first nine months for the individual
segments. When talking about the segment Energy & Environment, he elaborated on
the oil and gas business, describing Alfa Laval’s offering for the up- and
midstream markets; drilling, processing and transportation. The exposure towards
these areas, on a rolling 12 month basis, totals some EUR 280 million which
partly includes the acquired ACE as well as Niagara Blower, in the midstream
market. Moving over to the segment Process Industry he described the downstream
offering - targeting refineries and petrochemicals – a part which is now at a
level of another EUR 270 million.

Peter Leifland, head of the Marine & Diesel Division, talked about the
development in the marine market and pointed out that orders for energy-related,
as well as environmental, products accounted for a third of order intake of
marine capital equipment during the first nine months. Looking specifically at
ballast water treatment then it is “positive that 50 percent of all new ships
now install these systems.” He added that Alfa Laval’s order intake for BWT rose
more than 30 percent in the first nine months. “The product has a leading
position in the market and we have now booked orders for some 500 systems”. He
reiterated last year’s statement on the long-term market potential, including
the one for SOx.

Thomas Thuresson, Executive Vice President and CFO, gave an update on how the
upcoming change of IFRS will lead to a change in the disclosure of joint venture
activities affecting both the P&L and the balance sheet. “This will have an
impact on Alfa Laval because of the joint venture Alfdex and at a later stage,
possibly also AlfaWall, “he said. “The expected impact on orders and sales from
Alfdex is estimated to be a negative SEK 200 million in 2014.” Furthermore he
gave an update on guidance, reiterating the 28 percent tax rate on profit before
tax and capex in relation to sales of up to 2 percent. The guidance on R&D
spend, as a percentage of sales, will stay at 2.5 percent and step-up on
goodwill amortization will be roughly SEK 140 million on a quarterly basis.

All the presentations can be found on www.alfalaval.com – “Investors”.

About Alfa Laval
Alfa Laval is a leading global provider of specialized products and engineering
solutions based on its key technologies of heat transfer, separation and fluid
handling.

The company’s equipment, systems and services are dedicated to assisting
customers in optimizing the performance of their processes. The solutions help
them to heat, cool, separate and transport products in industries that produce
food and beverages, chemicals and petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, starch, sugar
and ethanol.

Alfa Laval’s products are also used in power plants, aboard ships, in the
mechanical engineering industry, in the mining industry and for wastewater
treatment, as well as for comfort climate and refrigeration applications. Alfa
Laval’s worldwide organization works closely with customers in nearly 100
countries to help them stay ahead in the global arena.

Alfa Laval is listed on Nasdaq OMX, and, in 2012, posted annual sales of about
SEK 29.8 billion (approx. 3.5 billion Euros). The company has today about 16 400
employees.

www.alfalaval.com

For more information please contact:
Peter
Torstensson

Senior Vice President, Communications
Alfa
Laval

Tel: + 46 46 36 72
31

Mobile: +46 709 33 72 31


Gabriella Grotte
Investor Relations Manager
Alfa Laval
Tel: +46 46 36 74 82
Mobile: +46 709 78 74 82