STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Sept. 22, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- On 14 September 2004 TDC A/S announced a public offer to all shareholders and holders of convertible bonds in Song Networks Holding AB ("Song"). The Board of Directors of Song recommended the offer as set forth in a press release from Song the same day.
Tele2 AB has today announced a public offer to all shareholders and holders of convertible bonds in Song.
In light of the above the Board of Directors of Song would like to inform that the Board intends to announce a statement in relation to Tele2 AB's offer at the latest on 27 September 2004.
Solna 22 September 2004
Song Networks Holding AB (publ) The Board of Directors
For further information, please contact:
Kjell Nilsson, chairman of the Board of Directors of Song Networks Holding AB Mobile: +46 (0) 702 60 01 21
About Song Networks (Stockholmsborsen: SONW)
Song Networks is a leading Nordic telecom operator. Based on its own infrastructure, Song Networks offers a wide range of data communication and telephony services within Sweden, Finland, Norway and Denmark. The company possesses leading-edge expertise within data communications, and focuses on delivering IP VPN and Internet Access services to business customers. Song Networks is a stable challenger of the former state-owned operators. Business customers are connected at competitive prices to the Group's DSL and fiber network, which offers high capacity and the best coverage in the Nordic region. Song Networks' main competitive advantage is the ability to offer efficient and technically advanced communications solutions in combination with a personal reception and top-quality customer service. The company was founded in 1995 and has approximately 860 employees. The head office is located Stockholm and the company has 23 offices located in the Nordic region. www.songnetworks.net
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