Annual General Meeting in ASSA ABLOY AB


The shareholders of ASSA ABLOY AB are hereby invited to attend the Annual
General Meeting to be held on Thursday 25 April 2013 at 3.00 p.m., at Moderna
Museet, Skeppsholmen, Stockholm.


Notice of Attendance etc.

Shareholders who wish to attend the Annual General Meeting must:
  * be recorded in the share register kept by Euroclear Sweden AB on Friday 19
    April 2013, and
  * notify the company of their intent to attend no later than Friday 19 April
    2013. Notice of attendance can be given on www.assabloy.com, by telephone
    +46 8 506 485 14 or in writing by mail to ASSA ABLOY AB, Annual General
    Meeting, P.O. Box 7842, SE-103 98 Stockholm, Sweden.

When  giving notice of attendance, the shareholder shall state name, personal or
corporate identification number, address, telephone number, number of shares and
names  of assistants attending, if  any. The information given  in the notice of
attendance  will be data processed  and used only in  connection with the Annual
General  Meeting 2013. An entrance card, to be shown at the registration for the
Annual  General  Meeting,  will  be  sent  as  confirmation  of  the  notice  of
attendance.

Shareholders  whose  shares  are  nominee  registered  through  a  bank or other
nominee,  must, in addition of giving  notice of attendance,  request that their
shares be temporarily registered in their own name in the share register kept by
Euroclear  Sweden AB  in order  to have  the right  to attend the Annual General
Meeting.  Such  registration  must  be  effected  on  Friday, 19 April 2013, and
shareholders  should inform their bank or other  nominee well in advance of this
date.  If participation is by proxy, the proxy should be submitted in connection
with the notice of attendance and must be presented in original at the latest at
the Annual General Meeting. Proxy forms are available on www.assaabloy.com.

Agenda
 1.  Opening of the Meeting.

 2.  Election of Chairman of the Meeting.

 3.  Preparation and approval of the voting list.

 4.  Approval of the agenda.

 5.  Election of two persons to approve the minutes.

 6.  Determination of whether the Meeting has been duly convened.

 7.  Report by the President and CEO, Mr. Johan Molin.

 8.  Presentation of:

     a) the Annual Report and the Audit Report as well as the Consolidated
        Accounts and the Audit Report for the Group,

     b) the Group Auditor's Report regarding whether there has been compliance
        with the remuneration guidelines adopted on the 2012 Annual General
        Meeting,

     c) the Board of Directors proposal regarding distribution of earnings and
        motivated statement.

 9.  Resolutions regarding:

     a) adoption of the Statement of Income and the Balance Sheet as well as
        the Consolidated Statement of Income and the Consolidated Balance
        Sheet,

     b) dispositions of the company's profit according to the adopted Balance
        Sheet,

     c) discharge from liability of the members of the Board of Directors and
        the CEO.

 10. Determination of the number of members of the Board of Directors.

 11. Determination of fees to the Board of Directors and Auditors.

 12. Election of the Board of Directors, Chairman of the Board of Directors and
     Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors.

 13. Election of members of the Nomination Committee and determination of the
     assignment of the Nomination Committee.

 14. Resolution regarding guidelines for remuneration to senior management.

 15. Resolution regarding authorisation to repurchase and transfer Series B
     shares in the company.

 16. Resolution regarding long term incentive programme.

 17. Closing of the Meeting.


Item 2 - Election of Chairman of the Meeting
The  Nomination Committee, consisting of  Chairman Gustaf Douglas (Investment AB
Latour),  Mikael Ekdahl (Melker Schörling AB), Liselott Ledin (Alecta), Marianne
Nilsson  (Swedbank Robur fonder) and Per-Erik Mohlin (SEB fonder/SEB Trygg Liv),
proposes that Lars Renström is elected Chairman of the Annual General Meeting.

Item 9 b) - Disposition of the company's profit according to the adopted Balance
Sheet
The Board of Directors proposes a dividend of SEK 5.10 per share. As record date
for the dividend, the Board of Directors proposes Tuesday 30 April 2013. Subject
to resolution by the Annual General Meeting in accordance with the proposal, the
dividend  is expected to be  distributed by Euroclear Sweden  AB on Monday 6 May
2013.

Items  10-12 - Determination of the number of members of the Board of Directors,
determination  of fees  to the  Board of  Directors and  the Auditors as well as
election  of the Board of Directors, Chairman of the Board of Directors and Vice
Chairman of the Board of Directors
The  Nomination Committee proposes  that the Annual  General Meeting resolves as
follows.

- The number of members of the Board of Directors shall be eight.

- Fees to the Board of Directors shall remain unchanged in relation to the
previous year and amount to a total of SEK 4,600,000 (remuneration for committee
work not included) to be distributed among the members of the Board of Directors
as follows; SEK 1,350,000 to the Chairman, SEK 750,000 to the Vice Chairman and
SEK 500,000 to each of the other members of the Board of Directors appointed by
the Annual General Meeting and not employed by the company. As remuneration for
the committee work, the Chairman of the Audit Committee is to receive SEK
200,000, the Chairman of the Remuneration Committee SEK 100,000, members of the
Audit Committee (the Chairman excluded) SEK 100,000, and  members of the
Remuneration Committee (the Chairman excluded) SEK 50,000.

- Fees to the Auditors according to contract.

- Re-election of Lars Renström, Carl Douglas, Birgitta Klasén, Eva Lindqvist,
Johan Molin, Sven-Christer Nilsson, Jan Svensson and Ulrik Svensson as members
of the Board of Directors.

- Re-election of Lars Renström as Chairman of the Board of Directors and Carl
Douglas as Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors.

Item  13 - Election of members of  the Nomination Committee and determination of
the assignment of the Nomination Committee
The  Nomination  Committee  proposes  that  the  Annual General Meeting resolves
mainly as follows.

-  The  Nomination  Committee  shall  consist  of  five  members, who, up to and
including  the Annual General Meeting  2014, shall be Gustaf Douglas (Investment
AB  Latour),  Mikael  Ekdahl  (Melker  Schörling  AB),  Liselott Ledin (Alecta),
Marianne  Nilsson (Swedbank Robur  fonder) and Johan  Strandberg (SEB fonder/SEB
Trygg  Liv).  Gustaf  Douglas  shall  be  appointed  Chairman  of the Nomination
Committee.

- If a shareholder represented by one of the members of the Nomination Committee
ceases  to be  among the  major shareholders  of ASSA  ABLOY AB,  the Nomination
Committee  shall be  entitled to  appoint another  representative of  one of the
major shareholders to replace such a member. The same applies if a member of the
Nomination  Committee ceases to be employed by  such a shareholder or leaves the
Nomination  Committee  before  the  Annual  General  Meeting  2014 for any other
reason.

-  The  Nomination  Committee  shall,  before  the Annual General Meeting 2014,
prepare  and submit  proposals for;  election of  Chairman of the Annual General
Meeting,  election of  Chairman, Vice  Chairman, other  members of  the Board of
Directors  and auditor as well as fees to the auditor and the Board of Directors
(including  distribution of fees among the Chairman, Vice Chairman and the other
members of the Board of Directors and remuneration for committee work).

Item 14 - Resolution regarding guidelines for remuneration to senior management
The  Board  of  Directors  proposes  that  the  Annual  General  Meeting  adopts
guidelines for the remuneration and other employment conditions of the President
and  CEO and other members of the ASSA ABLOY Executive Team mainly in accordance
with the following.

The  basic principle  is that  the remuneration  and other employment conditions
should be in line with market conditions and be competitive. ASSA ABLOY observes
both global practice as well as practice of the native country of each member of
the Executive Team.

The  total remuneration  of the  Executive Team  should consist of basic salary,
variable  components in the form of  annual and long term variable remuneration,
other  benefits and pension. The basic  salary should be competitive and reflect
responsibility  and performance. The variable part consists of remuneration paid
partly in cash and partly in the form of shares.

The  Executive  Team  should  have  the  opportunity  to  receive  variable cash
remuneration  based on  the outcome  in relation  to financial targets and, when
applicable,  individual  targets.  This  remuneration  should be equivalent to a
maximum 75 per cent of the basic salary (excluding social security costs).

In  addition, the Executive  Team should, within  the framework of  the Board of
Directors'  proposal for  a long  term incentive  program, in  Item 16, have the
opportunity  to receive variable remuneration in the form of shares based on the
outcome  in relation  to a  range determined  by the  Board of Directors for the
performance  of  earnings  per  share  during 2013. This remuneration model also
includes  the right, when purchasing  a share, to receive  a free matching share
from the company under certain conditions. This remuneration shall, if the share
price  is unchanged, be  equivalent to maximum  75 per cent of  the basic salary
(excluding social security costs).

All  members of  the Executive  Team should  be covered  by defined contribution
pension  plans. If  the CEO  is given  notice, the  company is liable to pay the
equivalent  of 24 months'  salary and  other employment  benefits. If one of the
other  members of the Executive  Team is given notice,  the company is liable to
pay  a maximum six  months' basic salary  and other employment  benefits plus an
additional 12 months' basic salary.

The  Board of Directors shall have the right to deviate from these guidelines if
there are particular reasons for doing so in an individual case.

Item 15 - Resolution regarding authorisation to repurchase and transfer Series B
shares in the company
The  Board of Directors proposes that  the Annual General Meeting authorises the
Board  of  Directors  to  pass  a  resolution,  on  one  or  more  occasions, on
repurchasing  Series B shares  in the company  for the period  up until the next
Annual  General Meeting. The repurchase shall  maximum comprise so many Series B
shares that the company's holding does not at any time exceed 10 per cent of the
total number of shares in the company. The repurchase of shares shall take place
on  NASDAQ OMX Stockholm. The  repurchase of the shares  on NASDAQ OMX Stockholm
may  only occur at  a price within  the share price  interval registered at that
time, where share price interval means the difference between the highest buying
price and the lowest selling price. Payment of the shares shall be made in cash.

Furthermore,  the Board  of Directors  proposes that  the Annual General Meeting
authorises  the  Board  of  Directors  to  pass  a  resolution,  on  one or more
occasions,  on transferring  Series B  shares in  the company  for the period up
until  the next Annual General Meeting, on NASDAQ OMX Stockholm or in connection
with  acquisitions of companies  or businesses. Transfers  of Series B shares on
NASDAQ  OMX Stockholm may only occur at  a price within the share price interval
registered  at that  time. The  authorisation includes  the right  to resolve on
deviation  of the  preferential rights  of shareholders  and that payment may be
made in other forms than cash.

The purpose of the proposal is, among other things, to make possible the ability
to  continuously adapt the company's capital structure and thereby contribute to
increased  shareholder  value,  to  be  able  to  exploit attractive acquisition
opportunities  by  fully  or  partly  financing  future  acquisitions  with  the
company's own shares, and to ensure the company's undertakings, including social
security  costs, in accordance with the Board  of Directors' proposal for a long
term incentive program under Item 16.

The  proposal in  Item 15 requires  an approval  of shareholders representing at
least  two-thirds of  both the  shares and  number of  votes represented  at the
Annual General Meeting to be valid.

Item  16 - Resolution  regarding the  Board of  Directors proposal  of long term
incentive programme
The  Board of  Directors proposes  that the  Annual General  Meeting resolves to
implement  a new  long term  incentive programme  for senior  executives and key
employees within the ASSA ABLOY Group ("LTI 2013") mainly in accordance with the
following.

LTI  2013 is  proposed  to  include  approximately  90 senior executives and key
employees  within the ASSA  ABLOY Group. LTI  2103 entails that the participants
will  invest in  Series B  shares in  ASSA ABLOY  at market  price, in an amount
corresponding to maximum 15 per cent (CEO and other senior executives) or 10 per
cent  (other participants), respectively, of the participants basic salary. Such
personal  investment will thereafter be matched  by the company through granting
of  so called  matching awards  and performance  awards, in  accordance with the
terms stipulated below.

The  purpose of  LTI 2013 is  to retain  and recruit  competent employees to the
Group, provide competitive remuneration and to align the interests of the senior
executives and key employees with the interests of the shareholders. In light of
the  above, the Board of Directors believes that implementation of LTI 2013 will
have a positive effect on the development of the Group and consequently that LTI
2013 is beneficial to both the shareholders and the company.

The participation in LTI 2013 of employees who have not participated in previous
LTI  programs is subject to renunciation of customary salary review for the year
2013.

For each Series B share the CEO purchases under LTI 2013, he will be granted one
matching award and four performance awards. For each Series B share other senior
executives  (currently  eight  individuals)  purchase  under LTI 2013, each such
individual  will be awarded one matching award and three performance awards. For
each  Series B share other  participants (approximately 80 individuals) purchase
under  LTI 2013, each such individual will be awarded one matching award and one
performance award.

Each  matching award  entitles the  holder to  receive a  Series B  share in the
company,  free of  charge, three  years after  allotment of  the matching award,
provided  that the holder, with some exceptions,  at the time of release of ASSA
ABLOY's interim report for the first quarter 2016, still is employed by the ASSA
ABLOY  Group  and  has  maintained  the  shares  purchased  under LTI 2013. Each
performance  award  entitles  the  holder  to  receive  a  Series B share in the
company,  free of charge, three years  after allotment of the performance award,
provided that the above conditions have been fulfilled. In addition to this, the
maximum determined target level in respect of increase of the company's earnings
per  share during 2013, as  defined by the  Board of Directors,  shall have been
fulfilled   for  full  allotment  of  Series  B  shares.  The  awards  are  non-
transferable.

The Board of Directors shall be responsible for preparing the detailed terms and
conditions  of LTI 2013, in accordance with  the mentioned terms and guidelines.
To  this end, the  Board of Directors  shall be entitled  to make adjustments to
meet foreign regulations or market conditions.

LTI  2013 may, if the share  price for the company's  Series B share remains the
same  during the programme's  term, result in  a maximum amount corresponding to
75 per  cent (CEO), 60 per cent (other  senior executives) or 20 per cent (other
participants),  respectively, of the participants annual basic salary (excluding
social   security  costs).  Such  outcome  is  subject  to  a  maximum  personal
investment,  meaning that the  participant must purchase  Series B shares in the
company  in  an  amount  corresponding  to  15 per  cent  (CEO  and other senior
executives)   or   10 per   cent  (other  participants),  respectively,  of  the
participants  basic salary, maintain the initially purchased shares and that the
participant,  with some exceptions, still is employed during the vesting period,
and that the performance based condition has been fully achieved.

The total amount of shares, which corresponds to the participant's total maximum
personal investment, and thus the total amount of awards in LTI 2013, depends on
the  share price for  the company's Series  B share at  the time of allotment of
awards  under LTI 2013. Provided that the share price for the company's Series B
share  is traded at around SEK 260 at the  time of allotment of awards under LTI
2013, LTI  2013 will, in accordance  with the above  principles and assumptions,
comprise  maximum  245,000 Series  B  shares  in  total,  which  corresponds  to
approximately  0.1 per cent  of the  total outstanding  shares and  votes in the
company.

In  accordance with the above principles and assumptions, the ASSA ABLOY Group's
cost  for  LTI  2013 is  estimated  to  approximately  SEK  59 million in total,
allocated  over the vesting period. Estimated social security costs are included
in  this amount. To ensure  the delivery of Series  B shares under LTI 2013, the
company  intends to enter into an agreement  with a third party, under which the
third  party shall, in its own name, acquire and transfer Series B shares to the
participants under LTI 2013.

Shares and votes
The  total number of shares  in the company at  the time for the notification to
the Annual General Meeting amount to 370,858,778 shares, of which 19,175,323 are
shares  of Series A and 351,683,455 shares of Series B, which is equivalent to a
total   of  543,436,685 votes.  ASSA  ABLOY  is  holding  at  the  time  of  the
notification  to the  Annual General  Meeting, 600,000 own  shares of  Series B,
corresponding to 600,000 votes that may not be represented at the Annual General
Meeting.

Shareholders' right to request information
The shareholders are reminded of their right to request information from the
Board of Directors and the CEO at the Annual General Meeting in respect of
circumstances which may affect the assessment of a matter on the agenda or
circumstances which may affect the company's financial position.

Additional Information
The Annual Report and the Audit Report and the other documents concerning Items
8-16 above will be available at the company and on the company website
www.assaabloy.com latest on 4 April 2013. Copies of the documents will be sent
free of charge to shareholders who so request and state their address and will
also be available at the Annual General Meeting.




                                    Welcome!
                            Stockholm in March 2013
                             The Board of Directors
                              ASSA ABLOY AB (publ)

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