The President and CEO is ultimately responsible for Saab’s communication with the market and society, but has delegated the execution of these tasks to Corporate Financial Control and Corporate Communications & Public Affairs.
Saab’s board is formally responsible for interim accounts and annual accounts.
The activities of Investor Relations are exclusively managed at the corporate level, unless otherwise agreed. Corporate Financial Control, with support from Corporate Communications & Public Affairs, is responsible for contacts with the capital market, stock exchanges and Saab’s owners.
Corporate Communications & Public Affairs is responsible for contacts with the media, opinion makers, organizations, industry and authorities and provides guidance in issues concerning the spread of information.
The business units are responsible for communication with customers, the market, suppliers, internally and the media within their specific areas, provided the information does not also involve having to inform the stock exchange. If this is the case, the business units will inform Corporate Communications & Public Affairs. Communication activities must be managed within the frameworks established by corporate policy to achieve consistency and clarity.
In certain instances, Corporate Communications & Public Affairs and Corporate Financial Control may intervene to ensure coordination with other corporate interests, in order for Saab, as a listed company, to meet the applicable laws and regulations, etc.