The Eastern High Court's judgement regarding compulsory redemption of minority shareholdings in TDC A/S is not being appealed


TDC announces that the company will not appeal the Eastern High Court's
judgement of June 13, 2007, in the actions brought by ATP against TDC A/S and
Nordic Telephone Company ApS (NTC), and TDC A/S against the Danish Commerce and
Companies Agency (DCCA), regarding compulsory redemption of minority
shareholdings in TDC A/S. In the judgement the Eastern High Court has stated
that the provisions in the Articles of Association regarding compulsory
redemption for the benefit of NTC which were adopted at the Extraordinary
General Meeting in TDC A/S on February 28, 2006, are invalid and cannot be
registered with the DCCA. 

NTC has informed TDC that NTC will not appeal the Eastern High Court‘s
judgement either. Hereby the Eastern High Court's judgement becomes final. The
relevant provisions in the Articles of Association no longer apply and cannot
serve as the basis for completion of the compulsory redemption which NTC, owing
today 87.9 % of the shares in TDC, initiated on March 5, 2006, and suspended on
March 9, 2006. 




For further information please contact TDC Investor Relations on +45 6663 7680. 

TDC A/S
Noerregade 21
0900 Copenhagen C
DK-Denmark
tdc.com

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release 20-2007 the eastern high courts judgement regarding compulsory redemption of minority shareholdings in tdc as is not being appealed.pdf