In the aftermath of theIlva agreement, the market wonders about what the next steps of the companies involved in the deal will be. Starting with Intesa Sanpaolo, which has not yet defined the share of capital it will take in Ilva (indiscretions in recent months spoke of 6%), but reiterates its commitment to replace the Marcegaglia group (blocked by the European antitrust) together with Cdp alongside the new majority shareholder ArcelorMittal.
"The issue is not yet concluded, there are conditions that must be fulfilled, an important step was taken yesterday and now we are waiting for the workers' referendum", said the president of the bank, Gian Maria Gros-Pietro, interviewed by Radiocor on the sidelines of the works of the Ambrosetti Workshop.
Intesa's investment, in any case, will be temporary. “We don't want to be steel workers, we are the Bank, which temporarily invests capital where it sees growth prospects”, Gros-Pietro said again.
Alongside Intesa, CDP should also take the field with an investment of 100 million, but the commitment had been made by the old management, before the elections.
