Saab in Brief

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Saab in Brief
Defence 78
Non-defence 22
Exports
Sweden
17,250 (1,881 MEUR) 1,293 (141 MEUR) 7.5 13,316
Sales MSEK Operating income MSEK Operating
margin, Number of employees
60
46
65
Order bookings
Sales
Order backlog
2003 figures (Rate 9.17)
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Saab products and systems
Airborne Systems
Shoulder-launched Anti-armour and Support Weapons
Air Defence Systems
Signature Management Systems
Electronic Warfare Systems
Naval Systems
Command and Control Systems
Simulation and Training Systems
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Saab organisation
Saab
Åke Svensson, President and CEO Executive
Management Åke Svensson, Göran Sjöblom, Ingemar
Andersson, Jan Nygren
Corporate Staff and functions
Business Units
Saab Aerosystems
Saab Bofors Dynamics (incl. subsidiaries)
SaabTech (incl. subsidiaries)
Gripen International
Saab Training Systems
Saab Systems
AerotechTelub
Saab Aerostructures
Saab Bofors Underwater Systems
Saab Metech, Saab Contracting, Saab Aviocomp and
CSM Materialteknik
Saab Ericsson Space
Saab Barracuda
Saab Aviation Services (incl. Saab Aircraft and
Saab Aircraft Leasing)
Saab Nyge Aero
Saab TransponderTech
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Organisation
President Björn Erman
Staff functions
Display- and Reconn. Systems Division Micael
Johansson
Electronic Warfare Systems Division Pontus de
Laval
Airborne Equipment Division Ronny Nyqvist
Avitronics Ben Ash
Grintek Comm. SystemsVincent Scholtz
EMC ServicesElmiljöteknik ABJan-Erik Hultman
Logtronics André Landsberg
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Locations and key figures
Pro forma sales 1,400 MSEK (153 MEUR) Backlog
of orders 4,200 MSEK (458 MEUR) No. of
employees 950

• Stockholm, Järfälla
• EW Systems
• - Head office

(550 in RSA, 49 owned)

• Stockholm, Kista
• Display Reconnaissance
• Systems

Figures from 2003 (Rate 9.17)

• Göteborg
• Airborne Equipment
• EMC Services

• Linköping
• Display Reconnaissance
• Systems

Jönköping - Airborne Equipment

• South Africa
• - Avitronics
• - Logtronics
• Grintek
• Communication Systems

The Järfälla Head Office
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Airborne Equipment Division
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Competences

• Marketing Sales
• Project Management
• Design Development
• Quality Assurance
• ProductionEngineering
• Manufacture
• Training
• Support

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Market Areas

• Helicopters (new programsand upgrades.)
• Fighters, Trainers,Military Transport Aircraft
• Commercial Aircraft
• UAVs

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Avionics Platforms, examples

• Helicopters
• Helitow sighting system
• Bearing monitoringunit for rotor system
• Tactical Mission systems

• Gripen
• Display and Control system
• Mission system
• Reconnaissance pod
• Precision mechanics
• Utility Management system
• Stores Management system

• F-18
• Digital recording system

• A380
• Integrated Modular Avionics Test Rig Platform

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Products Airborne Equipment Division
Flight Control Equipment

• Throttle Actuator
• Position Sensors
• Acceleration Sensors
• Angular Rate Sensors
• Primary Servoactuators

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Avionics, product range Modular Reconnaissance
Pod System

• A flexible and Modular Approach for Timely
  Intelligence.
• Advanced medium and high altitude reconnaissance
  sensor can be accommodated in the rotating window
  mid-section.
• Provides both automatic and manual control of
  reconnaissance sensors.
• The Modular Reconnaissance Pod is carried on
  Gripens centreline pylon and is integrated to the
  aircraft avionic system.
• Interoperable with STANAG NATO requirements for
  distribution of intelligence information.

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Electronic Warfare Systems BOL Advanced
Countermeasures Dispenser

• Utilises wing tip vortices increased blooming
  and doppler.
• Two geometrically separated dispensers double the
  RCS.
• No pyrotechnics low payload cost, increased
  safety and efficiency.
• High capacity 160 chaff or IR packs in each
  dispenser.
• Precise time control.
• Low additional weight and drag.
• Proven superior performance.

Qualified and in operation F-14 Tomcat, UK
Harrier GR7, Tornado F3/Gr4, JA-37 Viggen
Under development/installation F/A-18 Hornet
On order F-15 Eagle, EF-2000 Typhoon, JAS-39
Gripen