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Exor: net profit -21% to 398,2 million

The financial holding company controlled by the Agnelli family closed 2012 with a consolidated net profit down by 21% on an annual basis, at 398,2 million euro – The board proposes an unchanged dividend.

Exor: net profit -21% to 398,2 million

The 2012 of Exor goes into the archive which closes with a consolidated net profit of 398,2 million euros, down 21% compared to the 504,2 million recorded at the end of 2011. Net asset value grew, from 6,3 billion to 7,6 billion. This was communicated by the company itself in a note released today.

The Board of Directors intends to distribute a dividend unchanged from last year: 0,3350 euro for each ordinary share, 0,3867 for preference share and 0,4131 euro for savings share, for a total amount of approximately 78,7, XNUMX million euros.

Meanwhile, in the early afternoon, the title of the financial company controlled by the Agnelli family gains 0,86% in Piazza Affari, at €21,18 per share.

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