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To reach the total of SEK 750 M, the newspaper has assumed that all options and shares received, and this includes shares that as yet have not been distributed, have the same value as the price of a Volvo B share on February 7, 2007. This figure includes options allotted in 2003 and shares distributed in 20 as well as the shares decided in 2006 that will be allotted in spring 2007. According to DN, since 2005 the Volvo Group’s senior executives have received shares and options for a total value of SEK 750 M.