LKAB´s 2015 Annual General Meeting

LKAB’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) took place on 28 April 2015 at Vetenskapens
Hus in Luleå, Sweden. Sten Jakobsson was re-elected Chairman of the Board and
Leif Darner and Eva Hamilton were elected as new board members. The AGM approved
a dividend of SEK 139 million to the Swedish state for the 2014 financial year.
The board members and the President were discharged from liability for the 2014
financial year. The AGM approved a dividend to the owner of SEK 139 million for
2014.

It was resolved that the Board should consist of eight members. Sten Jakobsson,
Hans Biörck, Maija-Liisa Friman, Lars-Åke Helgesson, Hanna Lagercrantz and Lars
Pettersson were re-elected and Leif Darner and Eva Hamilton were newly elected.
Maud Olofsson left the Board. Sten Jakobsson was re-elected as Chairman of the
Board.

The registered public accounting firm Deloitte AB was re-elected as auditor.
Deloitte AB re-appointed authorised public accountant Peter Ekberg as auditor in
charge.

The AGM resolved that the remuneration of board members will remain unchanged,
that is, the chairman will receive SEK 570,000 and other board members who are
not employee representatives or employees of the Government Offices will receive
SEK 250,000. Auditor invoices will be settled on approval.

The AGM resolved to adopt the Board’s proposal to not change the guidelines for
the remuneration of senior executives. The guidelines are consistent with the
Government’s employment guidelines for senior executives of state-owned
companies as approved on 20 April 2009.
Contact: Frank Hojem, LKAB´s Senior Vice President of Communication. Tel: +46
(0) 920 380 70. E-mail: frank.hojem@lkab.com
LKAB is an international high-tech minerals group that mines and upgrades the
unique iron ore of northern Sweden for the global steel market. Sustainability
is core to our business and our ambition is to be one of the industry’s most
innovative, resource-efficient and responsible companies. The group had sales of
more than SEK 20 billion in 2014 and employs about 4,500 people in 15 countries.
Other group business include industrial minerals, drilling systems, rail
transport, rockwork services and property management.