NOKIA MOBILE PHONES February 23, 1995 Ms. Kathleen Carson Special Agent Federal Bureau of Investigation 11000 Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90024 USA Dear Ms Carson, Regarding your telephone request of 21 February 1995 asking for Nokia to put a value on the costs of the software stolen, together with an estimate of the costs of the disruption, I have provided initial estimates of them for you as detailed below: A rough estimate of the development costs of stolen software and tools, including testing is US$ 7.5 Million. The disruption to the Nokia Mobile Phones development community caused by the incidents resulted in our local networks being completely closed for a week and the external networks closed for one month. Lost development time is estimated to have cost the company US$ 7.5 Million and probably a further US $120 Million in lost revenue due to new developments being delayed in reaching the market. There are some costs of disruption to our other divisions, Nokia Research and Nokia Telecommunications, I have not yet been able to ascertain estimates for those divisions. These could be provided in due course. This would lead to a minimum loss estimated to total US$135 Million. I hope that this information satisfies your needs. Yours sincerely John A. Talbot Vice President of Engineering Support Centre NOKIA MOBILE PHONES (UK) LTD NOKIA MOBILE PHONES