Tamro applies for delisting of its shares

22 March 2004

Finland's Tamro Corp has announced its decision to apply for the delisting of the company's shares and 2000A warrants from the main list of the Helsinki Exchanges.

The application for removal of the company's shares and 2000A warrants has been submitted to the Helsinki Securities and Derivatives Exchanges, Clearing House Ltd, and will be effected subsequent to Phoenix International Beteiligungs, together with its subsidiaries, acquiring ownership to all remaining shares of Tamro Corp.

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