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Danish government aims to own 22-30% stake in SAS, finance minister says

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Scandinavian airline SAS MD-80 and Boeing 737 aircrafts parked at the gates at terminal 4 at Arlanda Airport north of Stockholm, Sweden. EPA/JOHAN NILSSON / SCANPIX

COPENHAGEN, June 10 (Reuters) – Denmark is willing to forgive debt owed by loss-making airline SAS SAS.ST and also to inject more capital together with private investors, Finance Minister Nicolai Wammen said on Friday.

Denmark could raise its stake to between 22% and 30% from today’s 21.8% in order to help secure the carrier’s future, he said.

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