Fiat is the leading shareholder of RCS with 20,552%, against the previous 10,497%, followed by Mediobanca with 15,452% (from 14,2% dating back to May 2005). This can be read in the Consob update on the significant shareholdings following the capital increase operation of the publishing group, which thus completes the mapping of the new RCS shareholding structure.
According to the Commission, Intesa Sanpaolo, which was also part of the guarantee consortium for the increase, rose to 6,54% from the previous share of 5,06% (January 2008), Pirelli to 5,445% from 5,166% (July 2007), the Unipol-FonSai group to 5,651% from 5,462% (July 2012).
Generali, which did not participate in the increase, diluted to 1,023% from 3,957% (October 2009). Giuseppe Rotelli's heirs fell to 3,37% from 13,03% and Banco Popolare's share bound by a shareholders' agreement with Rotelli's shares went down to 0,982% from 3,634%. Urbano Cairo becomes a shareholder with 2,845%.
The first communications to Consob on the changes in the shareholding structure of RCS after the increase had already arrived last Thursday: the outsider Diego Della Valle rounded his stake to 8,995% from 8,695%, Edition of the Benetton family (shareholder outside pact), which did not participate in the transaction, fell to 1,066% (from 4,794%).
Three other members of the syndicate agreement, among those who did not sign up to the recapitalization and those who only partially adhered, all diluted their shares: the Pesenti family to 3,824% (from 7,747%), Francesco Merloni to 0,517% (from 2,090% ) and Sinpar of the Lucchini family to 1,304% (from 2,060%).
