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Notice of compulsory redemption of minority shareholders in Concept Holding A/S in accordance with the Danish Companies Act Sections 70 and 72 Layout Bid co A/S informed Concept Holding A/S (the Company)

How to fill out squeeze-out notice

How to fill out a squeeze-out notice:

1. Begin by identifying the parties involved in the squeeze-out process. This typically includes the majority shareholder, who is looking to squeeze out the minority shareholders, and the minority shareholders themselves.
2. Determine the specific requirements and procedures for filling out the squeeze-out notice. These can vary depending on the jurisdiction and the applicable laws and regulations. It is important to consult with legal counsel to ensure compliance with all necessary procedures.
3. Gather all the relevant information and documentation needed to complete the squeeze-out notice. This may include details about the shares held by the majority shareholder, the number and types of shares owned by the minority shareholders, and any other relevant shareholder information.
4. Clearly state the intention of the majority shareholder to squeeze out the minority shareholders in the notice. Provide a concise and accurate description of the reasons for the squeeze-out, which can include factors like cost efficiencies, consolidation, or simplification of corporate structure.
5. Include all the necessary details about the squeeze-out process in the notice. This includes the proposed timeline for the squeeze-out, any required shareholder meetings or votes, and any other procedural requirements that must be followed.
6. Specify the price or compensation that will be offered to the minority shareholders in exchange for their shares. This can be in the form of cash, shares in the acquiring company, or other types of consideration as allowed by law.
7. Clearly state any additional terms or conditions that may apply to the squeeze-out, such as any limitations on voting or non-compete agreements for minority shareholders.

Who needs squeeze-out notice:

1. Majority shareholders who wish to fully acquire a company by buying out the minority shareholders often require a squeeze-out notice. This notice outlines the intention to squeeze out the minority shareholders and provides them with a process for receiving compensation for their shares.
2. Minority shareholders of a company may receive a squeeze-out notice if the majority shareholder wishes to buy out their shares and take full control of the company. This notice informs them of the intended squeeze-out process and explains the compensation they are entitled to receive for their shares.
3. Regulators and governing bodies may also require the filing of a squeeze-out notice as part of the legal and regulatory process for acquiring full control of a company. This ensures that all parties involved are aware of the proposed transaction and have an opportunity to raise any concerns or objections.

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