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Breweries Oslo / Copenhagen 31 May 2000

Carlsberg Breweries Agenda 1. Participants 2. Orkla ASA and Carlsberg A/S 3. Carlsberg Breweries A/S 4. Governance 5. The Agreement 6. Approvals 7. Future prospects 8. Q & A s 2

Orkla Orkla ASA beer activities - Pripps Ringnes in SEK million 1999 1998 Operating revenues Nordic markets 5 091 5 289 Operating revenues BBH (50%) 1 675 1 803 Total operating revenues 6 766 7 092 Operating profit Nordic markets 300 150 Operating profit BBH (50%)* 425 594 Unallocated overhead -25-23 Operating profit before goodwill amort.** 700 721 * Including minority interests ** Excluding other revenues and expenses 3

Orkla Pripps Ringnes s beer volumes 1999 9 % 7 % Region million HL Russia* 10.6 11 % Baltic States 2.0 12 % 61 % Sweden 1.8 Norway 1.4 Ukraine* 1.3 Total 17.0 Russia Baltic States Sweden Norway Ukraine * Incl. 100% of breweries owned as of 30 April 2000 4

Orkla BBH the leading brewer in the former USSR 13.8 Totalt Average yearly volume growth 62% Million HL Ukraine Baltic States 32% 25% 9.7 6.2 4.6 Russia 72% 2.0 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 5

Orkla ASA Activities not to be included Orkla keeps 20.38% ownership interest in Hartwall 6

Carlsberg A/S The Carlsberg Group Carlsberg A/S - leading international brewer Carlsberg - second largest international brand Turnover DKK 31,3 billion Market cap DKK 16,1 billion Listed on the Copenhagen Stock Exchange 7

Carlsberg A/S Carlsberg A/S beer activities Proforma 1998/1999 figures for companies to be transferred from Carlsberg A/S DKK million Operating Revenues 16.625 Operating Income (EBIT) 1.151 Employees approx. 14.200 8

Carlsberg A/S Carlsberg A/S s beer volumes 1998/1999 25 % 34 % 11 % 9 % 21 % Region Million HL Denmark 4 Other Nordic countries 3.3 U.K. 7.8 Other Europe 12.8 Asia, America, Africa 9.1 Total 37.0 Denmark Other Nordic countries U.K. Other Europe Asia, America, Africa 9

Carlsberg A/S Activities not to be included Carlsberg A/S retains Ownership in CCNB Non beverage-related activities Carlsberg A/S declines option for 25% of Hansa Borg ASA 10

Carlsberg Breweries A/S Carlsberg Breweries A/S a global brewer Carlsberg A/S establishes Carlsberg Breweries A/S All beer activities Saltum-Houlberg A/S Orkla delivers in kind All activities in Sweden and Norway The 50% stake in Baltic Beverages Holding (BBH) Ownership Carlsberg 60 % Orkla 40 % 11

Carlsberg Breweries A/S Carlsberg Breweries A/S - Key figures Total beer volume HL 54 mill. (100%) Net turnover approx. DKK 23 bill. EBIT approx. DKK 2 bill. Cost synergies currently identified Approx. DKK 300 mill. per year in reduced costs after 3 to 4 years Employs approx. 27.000 people (100%) 12

Carlsberg Breweries A/S Carlsberg Breweries A/S - Strategy Focus on beer Take part in the consolidation of the industry Focus on achieving market leadership Concentrate on large and growing markets Majority ownership in core breweries Branding strategy: Carlsberg leading international brand Regional brands e.g. Tuborg National brands e.g. Tetley s, Baltika, Pripps, Ringnes, etc. 13

Carlsberg Breweries A/S Carlsberg Breweries A/S Carlsberg, the world s second largest beer brand* Market leader in Denmark, Sweden and Norway New growth markets: Russia, Ukraine and the Baltic States Important player in Western Europe Strong position in several Asian countries * by volume sold outside Denmark 14

Carlsberg Breweries A/S Important brands

Carlsberg Breweries Volumes sold by market 1999 24 % 17 % 20 % 25 % Nordic countries Eastern Europe U.K. Other Europe Asia, America, Africa 14 % Total volume of beer HL 54 million HL 16

Carlsberg Breweries A/S Carlsberg Breweries A/S - Management Board of directors: 5 from Carlsberg A/S 3 from Orkla ASA 4 employee representatives Board of management: Flemming Lindeløv, President & Group CEO Nils S. Andersen Paul Bergqvist Michael C. Iuul Bjørn Erik Næss 17

Carlsberg Breweries A/S Organisation Carlsberg A/S Orkla ASA 60% 40% Carlsberg Breweries A/S Corporate staff Chief Financial Officer Nordic & Asia & Pacific Western Europe Eastern Europe 18

Carlsberg Breweries A/S Headlines from the agreement No shares to be sold before July 2002 Right of first refusal - both parties Both parties are represented on the Board of Directors influence on key decisions Separate listing possible after 3 years Effect from 1 July 2000 19

Carlsberg Breweries A/S Agreement subject to: Approvals by the authorities Satisfactory due diligence Approval of Orkla s Corporate assembly 20

Carlsberg Breweries A/S Future prospects United forces give larger potential Significant player in the international beer market A concentrated growth strategy with focus on Beer Brand building (Carlsberg) Market leadership and majority ownership positions Growth markets Increased financial strength Potential for valuable synergies Owners with ambitions for continuous growth 21

Carlsberg Breweries Value creation for Orkla s shareholders Value per share Improved earnings 40 % of Carlsberg Breweries No dilution of shareholders equity Improved position in global beer industry Carlsberg: Global brand with strong growth potential 22

Carlsberg Breweries Value creation for Orkla s shareholders Increased earnings potential in Eastern Europe: Added volume potential for the Carlsberg brand improves prospects for higher share value Potential for premium pricing on the Carlsberg brand Relative effects of political or economic risks in Eastern Europe reduced 23