The Danish state's mandatory offer for shares in Københavns Lufthavne, the operator of Copenhagen's Kastrup Airport, has been accepted for 81,068 shares, representing 1.03 percent of the company's total capital and voting rights, according to preliminary results released in a press statement.
As a result, the state now holds a total of 99.59 percent of the shares and voting rights in the company.
The final results are expected to be announced no later than December 15.
The agreement for the state to become the majority shareholder was reached at the end of last year. This followed the acquisition of the Danish pension fund ATP's 59.4 percent stake, which left the state with ownership of 98.6 percent of the company's shares.
