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Copenhagen Airports (Cph): the results in line with expectations

Copenhagen, Denmark - The 2004 profit rose 34,5 percent in 2004

Denmark’s Copenhagen Airports (Cph) reported a 34,5 percent rise in 2004 pre-tax profit in line with expectations; predictions cited profit’s further increase in the current year. Besides handling passenger traffic at Copenhagen International Airport and at the smaller Roskilde Airport, the company owns stakes in Britain’s Newcastle International Airport and is part of the business lead to airports in Me...

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Rome, Italy, 03/04/2005 12:27
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