Tense nerves between Impregilo's two major shareholders - the Gavios with 29,9% and the Salinis with 29,2% - who, in view of the July 12 meeting which will have to sanction the renewal of the board of directors, in these days are busy collecting proxies. The decision of the Roman group to present a complaint to Consob is part of this tug-of-war. According to financial sources consulted by Radiocor, the complaint contains two fundamental points: a reference to the criticality in relations between shareholders and the considered anomalous performance of the Impregilo stock on the Stock Exchange in recent sessions.
The hypothesis raised by the Salinis would concern a possible agreement between the shareholder Igli (Gavio family) and other Impregilo shareholders, while as regards the performance of the stock on the Stock Exchange, which has been very volatile for some time, it is found that in the last few sessions there It was an anomalous trend due to significant trading operations (and the stock has been under the Consob spotlight for some time). At the July 12 meeting, requested by the Salinis with the intention of eliminating the current board of directors of the general contractor, the number of proxies will be reached for a last, probably definitive battle for the future of the company. A non-secondary role will be assumed in this context by the Amber Fund - which holds over 5% of the capital - and by other investment funds which hold share packages of just under 2% of the capital of Impregilo
