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Sch. .Rs 2002 ENG Omsl-Orig Addresses Schibsted Annual Report Aftenposten * Dagens Medisin Scanpix Scandinavia Tidningstryckarna Akersgaten 51 Apotekergaten 12 Smedjegatan 6 Aftonbladet Svenska P. O. Box 1178 Sentrum P.O. Box 6970 St. Olavs plass Box 860 Dagbladet N-0107 OSLO N-0130 OSLO S-131 25 NACKA Vandagatan 3, Akalla NORWAY NORWAY SWEDEN Box 45 Telephone: + 47 22 86 30 00 Telephone: + 47 24 14 68 70 Telephone: + 46 8 52 72 50 00 S-164 93 KISTA Finn Erik Johanessen Jacobsen, page 34: IOP, Ole Walter & CF Wesenberg, Design: Dugg design, Hege Sjursen Photo: Caroline Telefax: + 47 22 86 38 17 Telefax: + 47 24 14 68 71 Telefax: + 46 8 52 72 50 01 SWEDEN E-mail: aftenposten@ E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Telephone: + 46 8 703 43 00 aftenposten.no www.dagensmedisin.no www.scanpix.com Telefax: + 46 8 703 90 04 www.aftenposten.no E-mail: [email protected] Eesti Meedia Group Schibsted Aftonbladet Maakri 23a Internasjonale Bøker Verdens Gang Arenavägen 63, Globen City EE-10145 TALLIN Apotekergaten 10 Akersgaten 55 S-105 18 STOCKHOLM ESTONIA P. O. Box 1178 Sentrum P. O. Box 1185 Sentrum SWEDEN Telephone: + 372 666 2350 N-0107 OSLO N-0107 OSLO 2002 Telephone: + 46 8 725 20 00 Telefax: + 372 666 2351 NORWAY NORWAY Telefax: + 46 8 600 01 70 E-mail: mart.kadastik@ Telephone: + 47 23 10 66 97 Telephone: + 47 22 00 00 00 (adm.) + 46 8 600 01 77 eestimeedia.ee Telefax: + 47 23 10 66 44 Telefax: + 47 22 42 67 80 (editorial office) www.eestimeedia.ee E-mail: jonas.behrendt@ E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] schibsted.no www.vg.no (news tips), lesarservice@ European Media Ventures aftonbladet.se (service) Apotekergaten 10 Schibsted Telecom 20 Min Holding www.aftonbladet.se P. O. Box 490 Sentrum Pilestredet 10 Thurgauerstrasse 40 N-0105 OSLO P. O. Box 1178 Sentrum CH-8050 ZÜRICH avis1 * NORWAY N-0107 OSLO SWITZERLAND Akersgaten 51 Telephone: + 47 23 10 66 00 NORWAY Telephone: + 41 1 307 42 82 P. O. Box 1178 Sentrum Telefax: + 47 23 10 66 01 Telephone: + 47 23 10 67 80 Telefax: + 41 1 307 42 81 N-0107 OSLO Telefax: + 47 23 10 67 81 E-mail: [email protected] NORWAY Finn.no E-mail: administrasjon@ www.20minuten.ch Telephone: + 47 22 33 10 00 Grensen 5 inpoc.com www.20minutes.fr Telefax: + 47 23 31 76 80 P. O. Box 1178 Sentrum www.inpoc.com www.20minutos.es E-mail: [email protected] N-0107 OSLO www.avis1.no NORWAY Schibsted Trykk Telephone: + 47 22 86 44 10 Sandakerveien 121 Bladkompaniet Telefax: + 47 22 82 78 23 P.O. Box 4583 Torshov Schibsted ASA Apotekergaten 12 E-mail: [email protected] N-0404 OSLO Apotekergaten 10 P.O. Box 6974 St. Olavs plass www.finn.no NORWAY P. O. Box 490 Sentrum Print: Kampen Grafisk N-0130 OSLO Telephone: + 47 23 39 10 00 N-0105 OSLO NORWAY Metronome Film & Telefax: + 47 23 39 10 01 NORWAY Telephone: + 47 24 14 68 00 Television E-mail: Telephone + 47 23 10 66 00 Telefax: + 47 24 14 68 01 Magasin 5, Frihamnen [email protected] Telefax + 47 23 10 66 01 E-mail: bladkompaniet@ P.O. Box 27 837 E-mail: [email protected] bladkompaniet.no S-115 93 STOCKHOLM Svenska Dagbladet www.schibsted.no www.bladkompaniet.no SWEDEN Mäster Samuelsgatan 56 Telephone: + 46 8 459 73 40 S-105 17 STOCKHOLM Bokkilden ** Telefax: + 46 8 459 73 49 SWEDEN Lille Grensen 3 E-mail: fredrik.borestrom@ Telephone: + 46 8 13 50 00 P. O. Box 1178 Sentrum metronome.se Telefax: + 46 8 13 58 50 N-0107 OSLO www.metronome.se E-mail: [email protected] NORWAY www.svd.se Telephone: + 47 23 31 77 00 Sandrew Metronome Telefax: + 47 23 31 77 01 Floragatan 4 Svenska Förlaget E-mail: kundeservice@ P.O. Box 5612 Luntmakargatan 46 bokkilden.no S-114 86 STOCKHOLM P.O. Box 3313 www.bokkilden.no SWEDEN S-103 66 STOCKHOLM Telephone: + 46 8 762 17 00 SWEDEN Chr. Schibsteds Forlag Telefax: + 46 8 762 17 80 Telephone: + 46 8 412 27 00 Apotekergaten 12 E-mail: morten.kongrod@ Telefax: + 46 8 411 41 30 P.O. Box 6973 St. Olavs plass sandrewmetronome.com E-mail: lena.kjellgren@ N-0130 OSLO www.sandrewmetronome.se svenskaforlaget.com English NORWAY www.sandrewmetronome.no www.svenskaforlaget.com www.schibsted.no Annual Report 2002 Telephone: + 47 24 14 69 00 www.sandrewmetronome.dk Schibsted ASA, Apotekergaten 10, P.O. Box 490 Sentrum, N-0105 OSLO, NORWAY Telefax: + 47 24 14 69 01 www.sandrewmetronome.fi Telephone: + 47 23 10 66 00, Telefax: + 47 23 10 66 01 E-mail: schibsted.forlag@ E-mail: [email protected] schibsted.no www.schibsted-forlag.no The addresses of all Schibsted subsidiaries can be found on www.schibsted.no * New address as of June 2003: Biskop Gunnerusgt. 14 ** New address as of June 2003: Grensen 16, 4th floor Websites Metronome Studios A/S Metronome DK 95% Film & Television OY SF 94% Metronome Metronome Main Events Production A/S Spartacus AS Metronome DK 95% N 83% Spartacus AB Nordic S 100% www.finn.no Entertainment AS www.20minuten.ch www.schibsted-forlag.no N 100% www.20minutes.fr TV www.20minutos.es 1st quarter 2002 Spartacus AB S 100% Rubicon TV AS • Sverre Munck joins 20 Min Holding as CEO while continuing as Executive Vice President of Schibsted N 100% • Schibsted/20 Min Holding join forces with SPIR Communication and Sofiouest to launch the free newspaper Endemol Entertainment Metronome 20 Minutes in Paris Production AB Mekano Film & Television AB S 100% • Lena K. Samuelsson takes up position as Editor-in-Chief of Svenska Dagbladet Film & Television AB S 65% S 75% • Finn.no reports record operating revenues and substantial profits. The Finn concept attracts international interest Peter Emanuel Falck www.aftenposten.no www.inpoc.com www.sch-ib.no Productions C. Wikander S 100% nd Production AB 2 quarter 2002 S 100% Meter Nordic Fakta AB Entertainment AS Filmlance • Ole Jacob Sunde takes over as chairman of the board from Tinius Nagell-Erichsen who continues S 100% DK 100% International AB Meter as deputy-chairman S 60% TV 2 Group AS Film & Television AB N 33% Nine-day journalists’ strike charges NOK 43 million to the accounts European • S 100% Film Group A/S • Schibsted acquires the fashion magazine Tique DK 75% • Co-location of Schibsted publishing companies in Oslo city centre Intrige www.aftonbladet.se www.kroonpress.ee www.sloleht.ee Televisjon AS • Record circulation for 20 Minutes Paris with 450 000 copies. The newspaper is now the second-largest in Paris Film- and TV- N 56% production TV 3rd quarter 2002 • New cost-reducing measures in Aftenposten • Record circulation for VG in July with 417 333 copies www.avis1.no www.mediearkivet.no www.svd.se • Aftonbladet launches a sports magazine TV, Film & Publishing 4th quarter 2002 • VG increases retail price to NOK 10 on weekdays Monday through Friday Dine Penger Online AS • Decision to move Aftenposten to Biskop Gunnerus gt 14 – properties in Akersgaten sold Distribution N 100% • Finn Tech established in cooperation with Daily Mail General Trust and Rights Positive monthly results for 20 Minutes in Switzerland and Spain www.bladkompaniet.no www.metronome.se www.ticnet.se • Dine Penger AS • Advertising syndicate between Aftonbladet, SvD and Metro launched under the name Stockholm Trippel Sandrew Metronome N 100% Sandrew Metronome with the Nordic rights to the box-office hit "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" • Sandrew Distribution • Record circulation for VG in 2002 with 390 510 copies Metronome Sverige AB Schibsted Dagens • Aftonbladet, the largest newspaper in the Nordic region, posts its best-ever operating profit in 2002 Sverige AB S 100% Sandrew Internasjonale Bøker AS S 100% Medisin AS N 100% with profits of SEK 164 million Metronome N 50% International AB TV 2 has one of the best years in the channel’s history • S 100% Publishing Sandrew Sandrew Companies Metronome Metronome AB Norge AS www.bokkilden.no www.postimees.ee www.tv2.no st S 50% 1 quarter 2003 N 100% Sandrew Spesialblad Metronome Chr. Schibsteds • avis1 cuts staff Förlaget AB Forlag AS Sandrew Danmark AS S 100% • Knut L. Tiseth appointed Managing Director of Schibsted Trykk; takes up position from April 2003 Metronome DK 100% N 100% • Morten Kongrød appointed Chief Executive Officer of Sandrew Metronome Distribution • Kristin Skogen Lund appointed Chief Executive Officer of Scanpix Scandinavia Finland OY AB Sandrew SF 100% Metronome • Metronome Film & Television enters into agreement with TV 2 for the production of 925 new episodes Finland OY AB Spesialblad Cesam of the popular TV-series Hotel Cæsar SF 100% Forlaget AS Forlag AS Bladkompaniet AS • Establishment of European Work Council in the Group N 100% N 100% N 100% www.dinepenger.no www.sandrewmetronome.se www.vg.no • Sandrew Metronome renews co-operation agreement with Warner Bros Cesam • 20 Min Holding AG enters into agreement with Tamedia and Berner Zeitung regarding sale of the Full Stop Media AS Swiss operations by 1st. quarter 2007 Media AB N 100% S 100% Boknöje AB Pol Nordica S 100% Publishing Sp.z o.o. PL 100% www.dagensmedisin.no www.scanpix.com www.schibsted.no contents Key Figures – The Schibsted Group 002 President & CEO Kjell Aamot: Focus on Core Operations 003 Business Areas 004 The Schibsted Group 006 Corporate Governance 007 The Tinius Trust 010 The Board of Directors’ Report 2002 011 Newspapers 017 TV, Film & Publishing 031 Other Operations 043 Shareholder Information 044 Schibsted Finans (Finance) 047 Schibsted Eiendom (Property Management) 048 Annual Accounts 049 Auditor’s Report 078 Schibsted Management Trainee Programme 079 Company Structure 080 Key Figures - The Schibsted Group (NOK million) 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 Operating revenues 7 872 7 972 8 270 7 402 6 559 Operating expenses (6 948) (7 309) (7 349) (6 703) (5 776)
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