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Poste commits to join Banco Bpm's takeover bid on Anima. The request: increase the value of the offer

The board of directors of Poste Italiane has decided to send Banco Bpm Vita a letter of commitment to adhere to the public purchase offer launched by the latter on the ordinary shares of Anima Holding. The commitment is subject, among other things, to the consideration of the offer being increased to adjust it to the trend of current market prices

Poste commits to join Banco Bpm's takeover bid on Anima. The request: increase the value of the offer

The board of directors of Poste Italiane, chaired by Silvia Maria Rovere, has decided to transmit to Bpm Vita Bank a letter of commitment to adhere to the public purchase offer launched by the latter on the ordinary shares of Soul Holding. The commitment, a note informs, "is subject to the occurrence of certain conditions and, in particular, to the consideration of the offer being increased to adapt it to the trend of current market prices".

Poste: commitment to join Banco Bpm's takeover bid on Anima

The commitment is also subject to "acceptance by Banco Bpm Vita, as well as fulfillment of all legal conditions, including the necessary authorization resolution by the Banco Bpm assembly", it concludes.

A board of directors, that of Poste, which took place on the day in which the company was the protagonist of some indiscretions related to the dossiers concerning Tim's future: it was precisely the rumours about possible interests from Iliad and Poste that made the stock bounce Telecom on the stock exchange.

Post and rumors about Tim

According to rumours circulating in the press, Poste could also join Tim's camp, thus broadening its own market in mobile: whether this could happen with a commercial agreement or with a real entry into the capital of the telco is not clear because for the moment it is, in fact, only rumors. From what we understand, in fact, the topic was not on the agenda of today's extraordinary board of directors, focused on Anima. This solution however - experts in the sector underline - could represent an alternative to the feared risk of a further break-up and offer additional guarantees.

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