Net Worth June 30, 2007

The net worth as of June 30, 2007 amounted to SKr 170 per share. On
December 31, 2006 the net worth amounted to SKr 268 per share. During
the first half of 2007 SKr 86 per share was transferred to the
shareholders as dividend paid and redemption of shares.

During the month of June 2007 sale of shares were made for an amount
of SKr 10.7 million. The five largest holdings on June 30, 2007 were
Hennes & Mauritz, Getinge, Cardo, AstraZeneca and Handelsbanken. The
five largest holdings correspond to 38 per cent of the Listed
Portfolio. The closing price of the Geveko Series "B" share on May
31, was SKr 200 per share to be compared with 218 Skr per share on
December 30, 2006. Direct yield for 2007, including dividend paid and
redemption of shares, is calculated at +32% to be compared with SIX
Return Index which increased by +13%.

In this pressrelease the market value of Industrial Operations is
preliminary calculated on valuation March 31 2007. A definitive
market value as at June 30 2007 will be published in the Interim
Report on July 17 2007.

Gothenburg, July 3, 2007
AB GEVEKO (plc)


NET WORTH  June 30, 2007

                                SKr million  SKr million SKr/share

Securities portfolio                         621         147:20
- Listed portfolio                  553
- Unlisted securities               13
- Interest-bearing funds            55
Industrial Operations                        440         104:30
Others                                       -344        -81:50
Total                                        717         170:00



DEFINITION OF NET WORTH
The difference between the Group's assets and liabilities, when the
Listed Portfolio is included at its market value and wholly owned
subsidiaries are valued at their estimated market value, although no
lower than adjusted equity. The valuation principle for Industrial
Operations is to apply a p/e ratio each quarter on a moving 12-month
basis to the profit after net financial items, less tax. Adjustment
is made for once-for-all costs. The Affärsvärlden index for the
building and civil engineering industries at the same date is used as
a guide when estimating the p/e ratio. The p/e-ratio used corresponds
to 75% of the comparing index.