The possibility of privatize other shares of public companies such as Enel and Eni, “it is a choice that belongs to the Government, but it would be fine just the same. I continue to do my job, we are 31% controlled by the Treasury, but we already have 69% private investors. I have one million three hundred thousand shareholders: if more arrive, it's not a problem". She said it today Fulvio Conti, CEO Enel, to the microphones of Radio 24.
“There is too much public in some activities that could more easily be carried out by private individuals with greater advantages for client citizens, for example the municipalities and all service activities – continued Conti – I would privatize them all. They are certainly an extra cost and eventually become tools for merging jobs and board seats.
As for the group's accounts, the manager revealed that by “the end of the year debt it should drop from 44 to 40 billion. I think it's good news for everyone."
Conti then explained that Enel is launching a program aimed at hiring “of 1.500 young people in this country: technicians, graduates able to change our blood and give us that enthusiasm and drive we always need”.
