There is still Germany in the destiny of Franco Bernabè, who has spoken German since he was a child having been born and having gone to school in Vipiteno: the first time was at the time of the Telecom takeover bid launched at the beginning of 1999 by Colaninno, Gnutti and Mediobanca which the current president of Telecom Italia tried to oppose by attempting an interesting alliance with Deutsche Telekom, which however did not go through.
On the other hand, this time the operation went through, on the European stage, which saw the Spanish group Telefonica purchase the German subsidiary E-Plus from the Dutch telecommunications operators Kpn, in exchange for 5 billion euros and a 17,6 .XNUMX% at Telefonica Deutschland.
The German operation, which now places Telefonica as the third operator on the German market after Deutsche Telekom and Vodafone, could be the first in a process of aggregation and consolidation of the telecommunications market, the prospect of which is already greatly appreciated by the financial markets, which morning they rewarded the titles of the tlc. In particular that of Telecom Italia, chaired by Franco Bernabè, which gained 4,4% (at 0,508 euros) in the late morning, making it the best stock on Piazza Affari.
