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    EANS-Adhoc  614  0 Kommentare immigon portfolioabbau ag / Results of the buyback programme for subordinated notes (20 May 2016)

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    20.05.2016

    Results of the buyback programme for subordinated notes (20 May 2016)

    On 12 April 2016 immigon portfolioabbau ag (formerly Österreichische
    Volksbanken-Aktiengesellschaft), Peregringasse 2, 1090 Vienna,
    FN116476p ("immigon") announced the launch of a buyback programme for
    subordinated notes and published the same on 13 April 2016. Creditors
    of a total of 14 subordinated notes (the "Notes") were addressed and
    invited to offer immigon their outstanding Notes for repurchase. On
    18 May 2016, 17:00 CET the offer period expired. The anticipated
    total consideration amount was EUR 150 million.

    Offers received from investors comprised Notes with a total nominal
    volume of around EUR 195 million. Following evaluation of offers
    received and prices offered, the management board (Vorstand) of
    immigon resolved on 20 May 2016 to accept offers for a total
    consideration amount including accrued interest of EUR 162 million.

    Details of the results of the tender offer, of offers accepted as
    well as of the Notes and their ISINs are, subject to access and offer
    and distribution restrictions, available on immigon's homepage under
    http://www.immigon.com/investorrelations under the heading "Ad-hoc
    releases" or from the Tender Agent VB Services für Banken Ges.m.b.H.

    Mandatory information pursuant to the Disclosure and Notification
    Regulation (Veröffentlichungs- und Meldeverordnung - VMV)

    The following issues of participation capital (Partizipationskapital)
    of immigon are admitted to trading on a regulated market in a Member
    State of the European Economic Area:

    ISIN: XS0359924643 EUR 500,000,000 Perpetual Non Cumulative
    Participation Capital Certificates (issued by Banque de Luxembourg as
    trustee)

    The five exchange-listed bonds issued by immigon with the highest
    nominal volume outstanding are:

    ISIN:
    AT000B056544
    AT000B053442
    AT000B115902
    AT000B060462
    AT0000322458

    Securities issued by immigon are admitted to trading on the following
    stock exchanges:

    Geregelter Freiverkehr of the Vienna Stock Exchange (Wiener Börse AG)
    Amtlicher Handel of the Vienna Stock Exchange (Wiener Börse AG)
    Regulated Market of Luxembourg Stock Exchange
    Open market (Freiverkehr) of Berlin Stock Exchange
    Open market (Freiverkehr) of Stuttgart Stock Exchange
    Open Market (Freiverkehr) of Frankfurt Stock Exchange

    Further inquiry note:
    Thomas Heimhofer
    immigon portfolioabbau ag
    Mobil: +43 (0) 676 790 7890
    Mail to: thomas.heimhofer@immigon.com

    end of announcement euro adhoc
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    issuer: immigon portfolioabbau ag
    Peregringasse 2
    A-1090 Wien
    phone: +43 (0)1 313 40-0
    mail: info@immigon.com
    WWW: www.immigon.com
    sector: Banking
    ISIN: AT000B056544, AT000B053442, XS0275528627, AT000B060462,
    AT000B115902
    indexes:
    stockmarkets: free trade: Berlin, Stuttgart, regulated dealing: Luxembourg Stock
    Exchange, Regulated free trade: Wien
    language: English






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