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Siemens AG has given up its voting right majority on Infineon Technolgies AG shares
December 5, 2001
MUNICH, Germany -- Siemens AG today announced that the company has given up its voting right majority on Infineon Technolgies AG shares. Following the spin out of Siemens AG's semiconductor division and the subsequent initial public offering of Infineon Technologies AG this step represents the logical consequence. Both Siemens and Infineon had always sought to separately manage their companies according to their different business models, thus planning to reduce Siemens' controlling interest to a minority. "I welcome this step, which was always planned. We are pleased that Siemens found a way to deconsolidate Infineon in a way that is friendly to Infineon's shareholders," commented Dr. Ulrich Schumacher, CEO and president of Infineon Technologies AG. With this important step Infineon will continue to run its business in an autonomous and successful manner. Certainly, Siemens will continue to remain an important strategic partner and key customer." Infineon Technologies AG
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