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UPDATE 2-FACTBOX-France, Belgium, Luxembourg invest in Dexia

Tue Sep 30, 2008 11:17am EDT

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 (Updates with shareholding details following capital increase)
 Sept 30 (Reuters) - Belgian-French financial services group
Dexia (DEXI.BR)(DEXI.PA) will receive a capital boost of 6.4
billion euros ($9.18 billion), the Belgian government announced
on Tuesday.
 The following is a breakdown of those investing:
 
 BELGIUM    
 Belgian federal governmment - 1 billion euros
 Belgian regional goverments
 Flanders - 500 million euros
 Wallonia - 350 million euros
 Brussels - 150 million euros
 Belgian stakeholders
 Holding Communal - 500 million euros
 Arcofin - 350 million euros
 Ethias - 150 million euros
 
 FRANCE
 French government - 1 billion euros
 Caisse des Depots (controlled by French state) - 2 billion
euros
 
 LUXEMBOURG
 Luxembourg goverment - 376 million euros in the form of a
convertible bond
  
 KEY SHAREHOLDERS      BEFORE CAPITAL INCREASE   AS OF SEPT 30
  (PCT)
  CDC                        11.9                     19.3
  Holding Communal           17.0                     14.0
  Arco                       18.1                     13.9
  French government          0.0                       5.7
  Belgian federal government 0.0                       5.7
  Three Belgian regions      0.0                       5.7
  Ethias                     6.4                       5.0
  CNP                        2.0                       1.3
  Free float                44.6                      29.4
 
 (Compiled by Ingrid Melander, Philip Blenkinsop, Antonia van de
 Velde and Marcin Grajewski; Editing by Paul Bolding/Dale
 Hudson)

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