Swing debut for FCA, listed yesterday on both Piazza Affari and the Wall Street Stock Exchange. In the United States, the stock closed on the levels of the beginning of the day at 9 dollars, after having marked strong increases at the start (up to 9,40 dollars, +8,1%) to then slip into negative territory and recover in the final up to 8,92 $.0,09 -XNUMX%.
The shares of the auto sector are currently undervalued "in an unjustified way: they are valued at 2,5 times the EBITDA, the bottom of the barrel is scraping": so Sergio Marchionne on Wall Street after ringing the bell together with the president John Elkann which marked the end of trading on the day of Fiat Chrysler's debut on the US stock exchanges.
John Elkann, appointed by the FCA board president, defined the debut on Wall Street as "a historic moment". Sergio Marchionne was confirmed as managing director: "This - he said - is the culmination of the work we have done in the last five and a half years". The shareholder register shows that the CEO owns 0,52% of the share capital.
