Cybercom partially finances acquisition of auSystems in Sweden, Denmark and Poland via rights issue

Cybercom partially finances acquisition of auSystems in Sweden, Denmark and
Poland via rights issue

Not for release in the United States of America, Australia, Japan, New Zeeland
or Canada. The rights issue is not available to persons whose participation
would require further prospectus, registration or other measures than those
stipulated by Swedish law.

Cybercom's board decided to implement a share issue that gives shareholders the
right to subscribe for 4 new shares for every 5 existing shares in Cybercom. The
subscription price is SEK 37 per share. At most, 9,948,605 shares will be
issued. The issue will inject a maximum of around SEK 368 million into the
company, before issue expenses.

In April 2007, Cybercom acquired auSystems' operations in Sweden, Denmark and
Poland, in line with its growth strategy and goal to become more attractive as a
large-capacity supplier. In 2006, the acquired operations reported about SEK 754
million in revenue and SEK 60 million in operating profit (excluding
restructuring and allocated group-wide expenses). With the acquired operations,
Cybercom is building a new, leading consultancy within telecom, Internet, and
media (TIM). 

Participants at the 8 May 2007 AGM authorised Cybercom's board to decide on a
preferential rights share issue for Cybercom's shareholders. The purpose is to
partially finance the purchase of auSystems' operations in Sweden, Denmark and
Poland. The board decided to carry out a new share issue in which shareholders
may subscribe for 4 new shares for every 5 existing shares in Cybercom. The
subscription price is SEK 37 per share. At most, 9,948,605 shares will be
issued. The issue will inject a maximum of around SEK 368 million into the
company, before issue expenses.

JCE Group, the principal shareholder, agreed to subscribe for its allotment,
i.e., 41.4 per cent of the new share issue. In addition, owners with holdings of
13.4 per cent of the share capital indicated that they support the share issue
decision. Shares not subscribed for using preferential rights will first be
offered to those who subscribed for shares in the new share issue using
subscription rights, in relation to the number of shares subscribed for.

Share issue schedule, in brief:
•	3 September 2007: last trading day for the Cybercom share, including the right
to participate in the issue. 
•	6 September 2007: day of record for new-share-issue participation. 
•	10 September 2007: new-share-issue prospectus published.
•	11-24 September 2007: subscription period.
•	11-19 September 2007: trading with subscription rights.

For questions regarding the share issue, please call Nordea +46 8 678 04 40. 

For further information, please contact:
Patrik Boman, president and CEO, Cybercom Group	+46 73 983 89 79
Per Jonsson, CFO	+46 70 770 46 22
Patrik Anshelm, acting IR manager	+46 70 971 12 84
Kristina Svensson, corporate communications director	+46 70 864 47 02

Note: This is information Cybercom is required to make public as per the
Securities and Clearing Operations Act and/or the Financial Instruments Trading
Act. The information was submitted for publication on 30 August at 3 PM.



About Cybercom
The Cybercom Group is a high-tech consultancy that offers global sourcing for
end-to-end solutions. The Group established itself as a world-class supplier in
these segments: portals, mobile solutions, embedded systems, e-commerce, and
business support systems. Thanks to its extensive industry and operations
experience, Cybercom can offer strategic and technological expertise to these
markets: telecom, Internet, and media (TIM); banking and financial services;
automotive; defence; and the public sector. The Group employs about 1,300
persons and runs projects worldwide. Cybercom has offices in Denmark, India,
Poland, Singapore, Sweden, and the UK. Since 1999, Cybercom's share has been
quoted on the OMX Nordic Exchange. Find out more at: www.cybercomgroup.com