Reported via Company News Service to the Copenhagen Stock Exchange on 10 July
2007
Keops A/S is selling 9,250,000 shares in Capinordic A/S
The sale is mediated by Capinordic Bank A/S. Subsequent to the sale, Keops
stake in Capinordic A/S has been reduced to 18,794,018 shares, equivalent to
19.12% of the registered share capital in Capinordic A/S.
The disposal of the block of shares is carried out as part of Keops focus on
the core business.
The sale has a minor positive impact on Keops' profit, as the sales proceeds
less sales related costs marginally exceed the carrying amount of the block of
shares.
Keops' expectations of the future
Accordingly, the sale will give no reason to adjust the most recently reported
expectations of Keops Group's total consolidated profit before tax for this
financial year. The expectations of profit before tax for 2006/07 accordingly
constitute DKK 350-450 million including value adjustments of properties and
debt.
Please address questions relating to this Notice to CFO Michael Rosenvold,
Keops A/S, on tel. +45 3341 0000.
This document in the English language is a translation of the Danish original
document. In the event of inconsistency, the Danish version shall apply.
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Factors that might affect such expectations include, but are not limited to,
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forward-looking statements or to confirm such statements to actual results,
except to the extent required by law. Please also refer to the description of
risk factors on pages 30 to 33 of Keops' Annual Report 2005/06, which is
available from www.keops.dk.
