The share of Banca Popolare dell'Emilia Romagna continues to slide on the Stock Exchange. After the -2% recorded at yesterday's close, in fact, the popular Romagna mid-morning yields more than 3% and is reported as the worst stock in the Italian list, which in the same minutes travels in slightly negative territory.
The statements made by CEO Luigi Odorici during the conference call with analysts, following the presentation of the 2013 accounts, still weigh on Bper's shares. to a possible capital increase, admitting the possibility of "reconsidering our position". After having ruled out for a long time the possibility of resorting to capital injections, therefore, Odorici has opened up to other solutions.
Meanwhile, SocGen analysts have confirmed the hold judgment on the stock with a target price of 8,5 euros. Similarly Intermonte confirms the "neutral" with a target price set at 8,3 euros.
