SCA applies for delisting from the London Stock Exchange

SCA applies for delisting from the London Stock Exchange

SCA has decided to apply for delisting of the company's Class B shares from the
London Stock Exchange (LSE).  The delisting is expected to take place on 29 May
2008.

SCA's Class B shares have been listed on the LSE since 1983. In recent years,
trading in the shares on the London Stock Exchange corresponded to less than one
(1) per cent of total trading volume in the shares, which does not, in the
Company's view, justify the listing.

SCA will apply to the Financial Services Authority for a delisting of its Class
B shares from the London Stock Exchange. Delisting and expiration of trade can
be effective at the earliest 20 work days after the application.

After the delisting, SCA's Class B shares will continue to be traded on the OMX
Nordic Exchange in Stockholm and through an ADR Program in the USA. 


Stockholm, 29 April 2008 



For further information please contact
Pär Altan, Vice President Media Relations, +46 8 788 52 37
Johan Karlsson, Vice President Investor Relations, +46 8 788 51 30
Bodil Eriksson, Senior Vice President Corporate Communications, +46 8 788 5234



SCA is a global consumer goods and paper company that develops and produces
personal care products, tissue, packaging solutions, publication papers and
solid-wood products. Sales are conducted in some 90 countries. SCA has many
well-known brands, including the global brands Tena and Tork. Sales in 2007
amounted to SEK 106 billion (EUR 11.4 billion). SCA has approximately 50,000
employees. More information at www.sca.com