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That is down from the pro forma worth as of October, but based on completely
different belongings: the October worth was based mostly on 66%
of the portfolio of toxic credit, while the January
30 figure relies on 90% of Fortis Insurance Belgium and 30% of the portfolio of toxic credit.
February 1, De Tijd made a calculation primarily based on the Addendum to the Circular, arising with a worth of €2.76
per share, by dividing the professional forma equity (as revealed by
Fortis on January 30) by the number of dividend-paying shares.
Trade within the share is suspended on February 11, until Fortis publishes the results of the assembly.
February 8, Ping An (holding some 5% of Fortis shares) announced that it'll vote towards the gross sales, on the February eleven assembly.
De Tijd studies that the Belgian government has
determined that in case the assembly of shareholders rejects the sales, it'll cancel the €3 billion mortgage
that Fortis wanted to fund its share in the portfolio of toxic credit.
On January 29, De Tijd reported to expect a end result from
the renegotiations that day, with the prime minister due
to leave early the day after for Davos and the February eleven meeting developing.