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Dominic Chopping
02 December 2024
Denmark has agreed to pay around 32 billion Danish kroner ($4.54 billion) to increase its stake in Copenhagen Airports to 98.6%, the country’s finance ministry said Monday.
After a cross-party agreement, the Danish government said it plans to buy a 59.4% stake in the airport operator from Danish pension fund ATP, adding to the 39.2% it already owns.
Copenhagen airport makes a significant contribution to Denmark’s international accessibility and the acquisition will allow the government to take a greater role in its future, Minister of Finance Nicolai Wammen said.
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