Eolo Energia wins control of Alerion. At the conclusion of the tender offer (which closed yesterday, Friday December 2), the Edison-F2i consortium raised 7,54% of the capital which, added to the 31,287% already held by the consortium (share already including the 16% held directly by F2i), brings the total stake to 38,8%. Fri-El, on the other hand, through the purchases made outside the market, had already reached 28,18% and with its own Offer raised 4,35% of the capital but set itself the maximum ceiling for the tender offer on the 29,9th 1,72%: this means that deciding who will be assigned the remaining XNUMX% will go to the allotment.
At this point, the next battleground between Eolo Energia and Fri-El will be the shareholders' meeting, which the Bolzano group has requested in recent weeks to revoke the board of directors. In that venue Eolo Energia will be able to count on an important advantage in numerical terms (38,8% against 29,9% of the capital), but it will be necessary to verify how much capital will be present and how the other shareholders present at the meeting will vote.
