Unieuro CEO Nicosanti Monterastelli explains that it is the most strategically and financially important operation in our history and interesting synergies will arise from it.
For an amount of over 10 million, the Antitrust accused the four companies of having put in place unfair practices in e-commerce activities by deceiving and influencing consumers in the purchase or in the exercise of their contractual rights
The company led by Xavier Niel has acquired 12% of the capital - The Unieuro stock runs on Piazza Affari
The shares, which closed at €14,42 on Wednesday, are in line with the sale price - Now Unieuro becomes a public company
The transaction involves 19 stores, currently operating under the Euronics brand, owned by the Cerioni group - Unieuro expects to obtain incremental revenues of 90 million euros from the integration over a 12-18 month period.
The sale price was 16 euros per share, which includes a 7% discount - The value of the transaction reached 56 million - The free float of Unieuro increases, which today collapses on the Stock Exchange
The consumer electronics chain fell below 11 euros and then climbed back to the list on the first day of listing. CEO Giancarlo Nicosanti Monterastelli: "We preferred to give up something to have long-term investors on board"
The IPO (Initial Public Offering) of Unieuro which will take the company towards Palazzo Mezzanotte closes today. The official numbers will be available today but according to the rumors circulated yesterday, the IPO book would have already been "covered".
The price range is between 13 and 16,5 euros per share, for a valuation of the company that fluctuates between 260 and 330 million euros.
Unieuro, the omnichannel retailer of consumer electronic products, has announced that Borsa Italiana has given the go-ahead for the admission to listing of its shares on the Mercato Telematico Azionario in the Star segment (UNIEURO – STARTS THE LISTING PROCESS ON THE MTA). The effectiveness of this provision…
Unieuro today presented the application for admission to listing of its ordinary shares on the Mercato Telematico Azionario, STAR segment, as part of its initial public offering (IPO) process.
According to Confesercenti, one in 4 Italian shopkeepers will participate in Black Friday - but e-commerce sites and large-scale retailers will take the lion's share
