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COPENHAGEN, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Danish telecommunications operator TDC's chief financial officer declined to say on Thursday whether the company was ready for a public stock offering. "I really have no comment on the rumours," CFO Jesper Ovesen told a conference call when asked whether a public offering would be appropriate for the business. "Is TDC IPO ready? I don't know. We have good markets compared to peers," he said. TDC's stock trades on the bourse but it is 88-percent owned by private equity firms Blackstone, KKR, Permira , Apax and Providence Equity Partners following what was Europe's largest leveraged buyout in 2006. The buyout firms, which own TDC through a partnership called Nordic Telephone Company (NTC), would meet banks this month looking to line up advisers to offload part of their $7.4-billion TDC stake, people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday. (Editing by David Cowell) Keywords: TDC/OFFERING (Reporting by Peter Starck; peter.starck@reuters.com; +45 33 96 96 49; Reuters Messaging: peter.starck.reuters.com@reuters.net) COPYRIGHT Copyright Thomson Reuters 2009. All rights reserved.
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