Infineon publishes notification on voting rights under the German Securities Trading Act
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The chipmaker Infineon Technologies AG has issued a publication pursuant to Article 40, Paragraph 1 of the German Securities Trading Act (WpHG). The notification was distributed via the information service EQS so that it becomes known throughout Europe. The text is available in English and German.
Under the Securities Trading Act, companies must make public certain changes in their shareholders' voting rights. This applies, for example, when an investor holds more or fewer shares in a company and in doing so reaches or crosses certain thresholds. Such notifications are intended to inform investors and the public quickly about important changes in ownership structures.
Infineon is one of the large companies in the German benchmark index DAX. The group is headquartered in Neubiberg near Munich and manufactures semiconductors used, for example, in automobiles, industry and power supply systems. For this reason, every notification from this company is closely watched by investors and financial media.
The notification contains further details on the affected voting rights stakes and the persons or institutions involved. For precise figures and details, readers should consult the complete document, which can be found on the company's website and through the information services.
Sources: finanzen.ch
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