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Source: Thomson Financial, December 2006
21% United Kingdom
6% France
4% Switzerland
20% Germany
9% Other
3% Italy
1%
Netherlands
36% USA
Regional distribution of identified
institutional investors
Share of foreign investors growing
Our shareholder structure underwent a signicant change in . Free oat rose
again as a result of the disposal of further shares by KfW. e regional distribution
also changed: e share of investors in English-speaking countries rose signicantly,
both as a percentage and in absolute terms.  of institutional investors are now
from the United States and the United Kingdom, with Germany only accounting
for .
Targeted communication with capital markets
As in previous years, we kept up our intensive communication with the capital
markets in . Attention in the second half of the year focused on the EXPRESS
and LOGISTICS Divisions, for each of which we held an investors’ day in December.
A year aer the Exel takeover, John Murray Allan and his team presented themselves,
their strategy and achievements to date. John P. Mullen outlined his expanded area
of responsibility, encompassing the entire EXPRESS segment. Both events were
broadcast live and are available in recorded form on our website.
Change in reporting
We have restructured our report this year in line with new statutory requirements.
Information on dividend and equity changes and on our ownership structure is now
contained in the Group Management Report. e outcomes of this year’s Annual
General Meeting are covered in the Corporate Governance section.
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