A possible IPO could estimate the company up to 6,3 billion – Dal Lingotto refuse to comment on the rumors, recalling only that, as CEO Sergio Marchionne has often underlined, for the moment the prancing horse is not on the market .
Oriental temptation for Ferrari. In recent weeks, several investment banks have contacted Fiat to propose a listing of the prancing horse on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The IPO could value the company at up to $6,3 billion, according to some analyst estimates.
For the moment, the Lingotto refuse to comment on the indiscretion. They only recall the dry replies of the managing director, Sergio Marchionne, who has repeatedly denied wanting to put Ferrari on the market. At least for now.
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