Bavarian Nordic A/S - Notice convening ordinary general meeting



Pursuant to Article 10 of the Articles of Association, the
shareholders of Bavarian Nordic A/S are hereby convened to the
ordinary General Meeting to be held:

                Tuesday, 29 April 2008 at 16.00 hours

at Radisson SAS Scandinavia Hotel, Amager Boulevard 70, DK-2300
Copenhagen S, Denmark with the following agenda:

1)             The Board of Directors' report on the Company's
activities in the past year.

2)             The presentation of the Annual Report for adoption.

3)             A proposal from the Board of Directors regarding the
application of profit or covering of loss pursuant to the Annual
Report as adopted.

4)             Election of Members to the Board of Directors.

5)             Election of Auditors.

6)             Any proposal from the Board of Directors or
shareholders, including proposal for authorisation to the Company to
acquire own shares.


6 A)     Authorisation for Increase of the Company's Share Capital
The Board of Directors  proposes that the current  Article 5a of  the
Articles of Association, according to which the Board of Directors is
authorised to  increase the  Company's share  capital in  the  period
until 30 June 2008, is replaced with a similar authorisation for  the
period until 30 June  2009. Such authorisation  should be granted  in
order to  improve the  Company's possibilities  for contracting  with
third parties,  including  contracting  of  acquisitions,  engage  in
strategic  alliances,  developing  and  strengthening  the  Company's
business, in  return, in  full or  in part,  for the  issuing of  new
shares. It  is therefore  proposed  that the  current Article  5a  is
deleted and  that the  following authorisation  is adopted  into  the
Company's Articles of Association as Article 5a, observing Article 37
of the Danish Public Companies Act:"Article 5a
For the period ending on 30  June 2009, the Board of Directors  shall
be authorised to increase the Company's share capital in one or  more
issues with a total of nominally DKK 20,000,000 (20,000,000 shares of
DKK 1).

The share capital may be increased by cash payment or in other  ways.
If the share capital is increased by a cash payment at a subscription
price below the value of the shares, the existing shareholders  shall
have pre-emption right to subscribe for the amount by which the share
capital is  increased, proportional  to their  shareholdings. If  the
share capital  is increased  by  a cash  payment  other than  in  the
situations mentioned in  this Article  5a, subsection 2  or in  other
ways, such as by conversion of debts or in payment of a  contribution
in  kind,  the  Company's   existing  shareholders  shall  not   have
pre-emption right. If the share  capital is increased in other  ways,
the provisions of Article 33 of the Danish Public Companies Act shall
apply, and the subscription price or  the value of the shares  issued
shall be fixed by the Board of Directors within the framework of  the
mandatory provisions under the Danish Public Companies Act, including
sections 79 and 80 of the Act.

The terms  and conditions  of the  subscription for  shares shall  be
determined by the Board of Directors.

The new shares shall be negotiable instruments and shall be issued to
bearer but  they  may be  registered  in  the bearer's  name  in  the
company's register of  shareholders. No restrictions  shall apply  to
the transferability of the  new shares, and  no shareholder shall  be
obliged to have his shares redeemed - in whole or in part. The shares
shall carry the right to dividend as from the date fixed by the Board
of Directors but not  later than the  first financial year  following
the capital increase."


6 B)     Approval  of Policy for Incentive Remuneration of the  Board
of Directors and the Management in Bavarian Nordic A/S
In June 2007 the Danish parliament  adopted new rules as part of  its
efforts to increase transparency  in listed companies, which  require
the  general   meeting's  approval   of  guidelines   for   incentive
remuneration of the  Board of Directors  and the Management  (Article
69b of the Danish Public Companies  Act). The Company has prepared  a
new policy  in  accordance with  article  69b of  the  Danish  Public
Companies Act  and  the  guidelines  from  the  Corporate  Governance
Committee in Denmark for  such policies. The  Board of Directors  has
decided that these guidelines for incentive remuneration for the time
being also  should  apply  as  regards  the  rest  of  the  Company's
executive management employed  by the Company  and based in  Denmark.
The draft policy is available for  review at the Company's office  in
Kvistgaard, Denmark  and  will  be  forwarded  to  all  shareholders,
registered by name, who have so requested.

The Board of Directors submits the draft guidelines for consideration
and approval of the general meeting.

In accordance with article 69b of the Danish Public Companies Act and
based on the approval of the general meeting of the above, which does
not require special majority, the following new article 17a shall  be
included in the Articles of Associations:"Article 17a
In accordance with article  69b of the  Danish Public Companies  Act,
the Company has adopted  a policy for  incentive remuneration of  the
Board of Directors and the Board  of Management. The Policy has  been
submitted to  and approved  by  the general  meeting. The  policy  is
available on the Company's website or by contacting the Company."


6 C)      Authorization  for issuing warrants  to the management  and
employees et al.
It is proposed  that the Board  of Directors is  authorized to  issue
warrants to  the management  and  employees of  the Company  and  its
subsidiaries and for implementing capital increases in this  respect.
Because the existing authorisation in  article 5b of the Articles  of
Association  has  been  used,  it  is  proposed  that  the  following
authorization is adopted as Article  5f in the Company's Articles  of
Association:"Article 5f
During the period ending 1 May 2011, the Company may issue  warrants,
in one or more portions by resolution of the Board of Directors.  The
warrants may be issued to the management and employees of the Company
or its subsidiaries, including to consultants and the Company's Board
of Directors, for the subscription of shares of a nominal value of up
to DKK 2,000,000 by cash contribution at a subscription price and  on
such  other  terms   as  the  Board   of  Directors  may   determine.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the  issuances of warrants to  members
of the  Board of  Directors may  not exceed  a nominal  value of  DKK
200,000. Any  issuance  of warrants  to  the Board  of  Directors  or
management shall be made in accordance with the Company's policy  for
incentive remuneration of the Board of Directors and the  Management,
prepared  in  accordance  with  Article  69b  of  the  Danish  Public
Companies Act and approved by the general meeting, cf. Article 17a of
the Articles of Association.

Holders of warrants shall have pre-emption right to subscribe for the
shares, issued based  on the warrants,  meaning that the  pre-emption
rights  to  subscribe  to  warrants  and  new  shares  for   existing
shareholders' are deviated from.

As a consequence of  the exercise of awarded  warrants, the Board  of
Directors is  authorised during  the period  until 26  April 2013  to
increase the share capital by a nominal value of up to DKK  2,000,000
in one or more  portions by resolution of  the Board of Directors  by
cash contribution at a subscription price and on such other terms  as
the Board of  Directors may determine  without pre-emption right  for
the existing shareholders.

The new shares issued based on warrants shall have the same rights as
existing shares according  to the  Articles of  Association. The  new
shares shall be  negotiable instruments  and shall be  issued to  the
bearer, but  they may  be  registered in  the  bearer's name  in  the
Company's register of  shareholders. No restrictions  shall apply  to
the transferability of  the new  shares and no  shareholder shall  be
obliged to have his shares to be redeemed - in whole or in part.  The
new shares  shall  carry the  right  to  dividend from  the  time  of
subscription"


6 D)     Resolution on amendment of Article 10, sub-section 4 of  the
Articles of Association (Publication of notice for convening)
Due to new rules for notice for convening the annual general  meeting
the Board of Directors proposes that Article 10(4) of the Articles of
Association is amended to as follows:"Article 10(4)
General meetings  shall be  convened by  publication in  one  leading
newspaper and in the IT information system of the Danish Commerce and
Companies Agency. Furthermore, a written notice convening the  annual
general meeting shall be sent to all registered shareholders who have
so requested."



6 E)     Authorisation to Acquire own Shares
The Board  of  Directors proposes  that  the Board  of  Directors  is
authorised on behalf  of the  Company to  acquire own  shares in  the
Company. Such authorisation has been given in previous years.

It is therefore proposed that the following authorisation is  granted
to  the  Company's  Board  of  Directors  pursuant  to  Article   48;
subsection 2 of the Danish Public Companies Act:

The General  Meeting  hereby authorises  the  Board of  Directors  to
acquire own  shares  on behalf  of  the Company  in  accordance  with
Article 48 of the Danish Public  Companies Act. The Company may  only
acquire own shares  for a total  nominal value  of up to  10% of  the
Company's share  capital. The  remuneration  paid for  the  Company's
shares may not deviate by more than 10% from the bid rate established
by OMX Nordic Exchange Copenhagen at the time of acquisition. The bid
rate shall be  the closing rate  at the OMX  Nordic Copenhagen -  all
trades at 17.00 hours.

This authorisation is granted to the Company's Board of Directors for
the period until  the next  ordinary General Meeting,  however for  a
maximum of 18 months.


6 F)     Proposal no. 1 from a shareholder
Being a shareholder in the Company Fundamental Fondsmæglerselskab A/S
has submitted the  proposal below  for consideration  by the  general
meeting if Mr. Asger  Aamund runs for the  Board of Directors and  is
elected. The proposal is available for review at the Company's office
in Kvistgaard, Denmark  and will  be forwarded  to all  shareholders,
registered by name, who have so requested."The general meeting requests of Mr  Asger Aamund in his capacity  as
Chairman of  the  Board/Member of  the  Board of  Directors  that  he
refrains from publicly commenting on his personal purchase and  sales
preferences in Bavarian Nordic A/S and considerations thereof.

Reason for the proposal:
It is not appropriate that the Chairman of the Board of Directors  of
a listed company makes statements regarding his personal purchase and
sales preferences with respect to the shares of the company in  which
he is the Chairman of the Board of Directors.

This has been  done by  Mr. Asger  Aamund on  several occasions  with
respect to his shares in Bavarian Nordic A/S, which in the opinion of
the proposer, has had  a noticeable negative effect  on the price  of
the Company's  shares  as  well  as the  respect  for  the  Company's
Chairman and with harmful effect to the reputation of Bavarian Nordic
A/S as a result. Furthermore it is not appropriate that the Company's
management shall use its resources  commenting on such statements  to
existing and potential shareholders.

As several requests to the Chairman in this respect from  Fundamental
Fondsmæglerselskab A/S  as  well  as other  market  participants  and
investors have been unsuccessful, we are compelled to cause that such
request to the Chairman is  made by the Company's supreme  authority,
the general meeting."


6 G)     Proposal no. 2 from a shareholder
Being a shareholder in the Company Fundamental Fondsmæglerselskab A/S
has submitted the  proposal below  for consideration  by the  general
meeting if Mr. Asger  Aamund runs for the  Board of Directors and  is
elected. The proposal is available for review at the Company's office
in Kvistgaard, Denmark  and will  be forwarded  to all  shareholders,
registered by name, who have so requested."The general meeting requires the following of Mr. Asger Aamund if he
is elected for the Board of  Directors and if the Board of  Directors
subsequently appoints  Mr Asger  Aamunds   Chairman of  the Board  or
Directors:

If Bavarian Nordic A/S receives notification of a potential offer for
the acquisition of the Company, such notification shall be  submitted
to the entire Board of Directors. If, in such notification, a premium
for the acquisition  of the Company's  shares is indicated  to be  at
least 10 per  cent higher than  the actual share  price at any  given
time, the Board of Directors shall publish such offer.

Reason for the proposal:
In his capacity  as Chairman of  the Board of  Directors of  Bavarian
Nordic A/S, Mr.  Asger Aamund has  stated that several  notifications
regarding acquisition of the Company  has been received. For  example
such statement was made on 6 June 2007 at which time the share  price
was approximately DKK  550 per share.  Furthermore, Mr. Asger  Aamund
stated that  he did  not want  to enter  into negotiations  unless  a
considerable premium to the share prices was indicated. It is unknown
to the proposer,  if such  notifications have been  submitted to  the
entire Board of  Directors of Bavarian  Nordic A/S. It  is however  a
fact that the shareholders in the  Company have not been informed  by
the Company  and  thus  have  not  had  a  chance  to  consider  such
proposals.

It is evident that  any notifications of this  kind should have  been
discussed with and  in the  future must  be discussed  by the  entire
Board of Directors  with further negotiation  in mind and  eventually
submission to the  shareholders. Bavarian Nordic  A/S being a  listed
company, in  which  Mr.  Asger  Aamund  obviously  is  not  the  sole
shareholder, it is the opinion of Fundamental Fondsmæglerselskab A/S,
that Mr. Asger Aamund is not  entitled to allow his personal  opinion
of the value  of the Company  to overrule the  fundamental rules  for
loyal submission offers to the Company's other shareholders."


The adoption of  the proposals  referred to in  items 6A,  6C and  6D
require a  special majority,  cf.  Article 78  of the  Danish  Public
Companies  Act  and  Article  16  of  the  Articles  of  Association.
According to  this,  the  adoption  of  such  proposals  require  the
affirmative votes of at  least two-thirds of the  votes cast and  the
votes represented at the General Meeting,  and that at least half  of
the share capital is represented at the General Meeting. In the event
that less  than half  of  the share  capital  is represented  at  the
General Meeting, but the resolution is passed by at least  two-thirds
of the votes cast as well as of the votes represented at the  General
Meeting, the resolution may be passed by two-thirds of the votes cast
as well as of the votes represented at a new General Meeting convened
within 14 days after the date of the preceding General Meeting.

In accordance with  Article 73,  sub-section 5 of  the Danish  Public
Companies Act it is informed that the Company's share capital amounts
to DKK 78.155.680 divided  into shares in the  denomination of DKK  1
and multiples thereof. Each share of a nominal value of DKK 10  gives
one vote.

Pursuant to Article 11 of  the Articles of Association,  shareholders
who wish to attend the General Meeting shall order admission cards no
later than Thursday  24 April  2008. Admission cards  may be  ordered
from Bavarian Nordic  A/S (by tel:  +45 3326 8383;  by fax: +45  3326
8380) or, for registered Shareholders, who receive the  agenda/summon
and the Annual Report  by mail, by submission  of the enclosed  order
form,  or  at  www.bavarian-nordic.com.  Shareholders  who  are   not
registered in the  Company's Stock  Register but wish  to attend  the
General Meeting must prove  their title to  the shares by  presenting
documentation  from  the  shareholder's  financial  institute.   Such
documentation must not have been  issued earlier than 14 days  before
the  General  Meeting.  The  shareholder  must  furthermore  issue  a
statement in writing to the effect that the shares have not, and will
not, be transferred to any  third parties before the General  Meeting
is held.



Kvistgård, 8 April 2008



Asger Aamund
Chairman



Contact:
Anders Hedegaard, President & CEO | +45 33 26 83 83

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