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COPENHAGEN AIRPORT, DENMARK, AUG 12 – The Danish state will increase its ownership in Copenhagen Airport from 39.2% to 98.6% by acquiring shares from ATP, ensuring long-term control of key infrastructure.
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The conditions for the Danish state to obtain a majority stake in Copenhagen Airports have now been met. This was announced by the pension company ATP to Copenhagen Airports on Monday, according to a press release. The company Copenhagen Airports primarily operates Copenhagen Airport and Roskilde Airport. At present, ATP has the largest ownership stake with 59.4 percent of the shares in the company. However, back in December, the Ministry of Fin…
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