Oxford Technology 2 VCT PLC
02 March 2006
For Immediate Release
Regulatory Announcement - 2nd March 2006
Oxford Technology 2 Venture Capital Trust Plc
Dividend of 5 pence per share
On 1 March, the High Court granted an order (the Order) enabling the Company to
cancel its share premium account. The Order was registered at Companies House
today.
As a result of the cancellation of its share premium account, the Company is
able to pay a dividend.
At a Board meeting held today, it was resolved to pay a cash dividend of 5 pence
on each ordinary share of 10 pence each.
No scrip alternative is offered and no dividend reinvestment plan is in place.
However shareholders should be aware that a prospectus for Oxford Technology 4
VCT was issued on February 2nd and expects to remain open until April 5th 2006.
As the Company is a venture capital trust, the dividend is not treated as income
in the hands of qualifying investors.
The record date for the dividend is 8 March 2006 and the payment date is 28
March 2006.
Further information
Matthew Frohn or Lucius Cary 01865 784466
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