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NORWAY NORWAY´S LEADING COMPANY IN PROPERTY AND MANAGEMENT

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NORWEGIAN CONSUMPTION IS EXPECTED TO RISE BY MORE THAN 4 PERCENT ANNUALLY OVER THE PERIOD 2013-2015

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NORWAY ’S CENTRAL BANK PREDICTS CONTINUED GROWTH IN WAGES.

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A COUNTRY WITH A UNIQUE ECONOMIC POSITION

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ask a norwegian about the economic crisis, and the answer will probably be “what crisis?” Compared with other countries in Europe and the western world Norway has been little impacted by the recession. This is mainly because of the high growth in demand from the petroleum sector and low interest rates.

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NORWAY IS SECOND IN EUROPE IN POPULATION GROWTH.

STATISTICS NORWAY PREDICTS AN EVEN BIGGER SHOPPING SPREE.

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Norway has the second-highest price level adjusted GDP per capita in Europe, after Luxemburg. It is 89 per cent above the EU average (2011) and more than 50 per cent higher than the GDP level for the other Nordic countries. The AIC (Actual Individual Consumption) level is more than 20 per cent higher than the AIC levels for the other Nordic countries. the olav thon group

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billion The Olav Thon Group is involved in retailing and industrial enterprises, real estate, hotel and restaurant operations. The Group had a turnover of €1.1 billion in 2011 and employs around 2,900 people.

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THE OLAV THON GROUP

NORWAY’S LEADING SHOPPING CENTER GROUP The Olav Thon Group owns and administers 88 shopping centers, with annual retail sales of around € 7.9 billion (2011). In addition, the Group owns a large number of retail stores and restaurants, mainly in the Oslo area. the olav thon group on web

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The Olav Thon Group wishes to create the best possible framework to enable lessees to meet their customers and operate profitably.

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shopping centers the right mix of stores and concepts means that our centers offer customers an exciting range of services. We provide depth in selected retail specialties, while still maintaining excellent shop diversity. This has proven to attract customers and increase turnover.

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CREATING A PLEASANT SHOPPING ENVIRONMENT HAS ALWAYS BEEN A KEY PRIORITY.

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Within the shopping center group there are different concepts, with 45 centers branded as Amfi.

We believe that good logistics in and around the building are essential for a successful customer experience. We focus on this for both our newbuild and upgraded centers.

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The Olav Thon Group is the only company offering facilities throughout Norway. This means that your concept can be rolled out across the country in a short time.

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SØRLANDSSENTERET, KRISTIANSAND FINAL OPENING NOVEMBER 2013 12

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• THE IMPORTANCE OF UPGRADING

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To meet the requirements and expectations of our clients we constantly develop and upgrade our portfolio of properties.

Currently 25 of our shopping centers are in the course of reconstruction and expansion.

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8 OF THE 10 LARGEST SHOPPING CENTERS IN NORWAY ARE OPERATED

BY THE OLAV THON GROUP

2011 SANDVIKA STORSENTER AWARDED BEST NORDIC SHOPPING CENTER 2011 14

SØRLANDSSENTERET TO BE SCANDINAVIA’S LARGEST SHOPPING CENTER IN 2013

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AMFI ALTA AWARDED BEST NORWEGIAN SHOPPING CENTER 2012

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In addition to its shopping centers, The Olav Thon Group offers a large range of retail properties in Oslo and other major cities.

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1.2 MILLION PEOPLE LIVE IN THE OSLO REGION.

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malls, department stores and high street sites.

Karl Johans gate in the center and Bogstadveien to the west are the main shopping streets in Oslo, with international high-end brands, retail chains and national brands. The Olav Thon Group has attractive retail spaces in both areas. the olav thon group

norway´s capital offers a variety of shopping.

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the most important criterion for success is location.

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THE OLAV THON GROUP HAS A LARGE PROPORTION OF THE HIGH STREET RETAIL SPACES IN KARL JOHANS GATE, BOGSTADVEIEN AND IN OTHER PARTS OF OSLO CENTER.

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COSMOPOLITAN OSLO the olav thon group

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A high standard of living and traveling extensively have done something for Norwegians’ eating habits.

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w «Oslo is to coffee what San Sebastian or Copenhagen is to food: it’s where you go to get your mind blown.»

OLIVER STRAND, Coffee specialist New York Times

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THE LOWEST UNEMPLOYMENT RATE IN EUROPE

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SOME 70 % OF ALL HOUSEHOLDS HAVE A CAR AND ALMOST A QUARTER HAVE TWO OR MORE CARS.

HOUSEHOLD SPENDS € 2,800 PER YEAR ON SHOES AND

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34% of all retail sales in Norway take place in shopping centers.

CLOTHING.

€ 3,300

The average Norwegian household spends € 3,300 per year on home renewal (decoration, furniture, appliances etc.)

Norway is among the countries with the highest number of recreational boats per capita.

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• NORWAY IN NUMBERS

€ 61,800 € 61,800 is the average annual salary for all employees in Norway.

The highest paid 10% have an average annual salary of 122,000 €.

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YOUR CONCEPT HERE

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Busy down town shopping street 4,600 m2 ready 2014.

NEW RETAIL SPACES IN OSLO OR HERE

Oslo´s main street, Karl Johans gate 2,460 m2 ready March 2013.

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ole-christian hallerud Property Director

thomas rønning Property Director

lise lind Property Director

halvor østerli Property Manager

carl nicolai vold Center Director

ole.hallerud@olavthon.no Mob. +47 920 16 428 Tel. 23 08 01 18

thomas.ronnig@olavthon.no Mob +47 913 29 730 Tel. 23 08 01 22

lise.lind@amfi.no Mob. +47 934 42 442

halvor.osterli@olavthon.no Mob. +47 926 97 688 Tel. 23 08 01 10

nico@sandvikastorsenter.no Mob. +47 915 35 626

Stenersgata 2, Postboks 489 Sentrum, NO-0105 Oslo +47 23 08 00 00 www.olavthon-shopping.com amfi kreativ as | photo Frode Larsen, Nathan Lediard, Lars Mathisen, Trude Reiten, Scanpix, JohnĂŠr