The maxi takeover bids that are about to start on some companies in the Italian list (Pirelli, Italcementi and World Duty Free are the most important) should start between September and the beginning of autumn.
The stock is targeted by sales on Piazza Affari after the Benetton family sold the company to the Swiss group Dufry.
The Venetian family sells 50,1% of the capital in the hands of the Edizione holding company and exits the airport shop business. Dufry's Swiss buy at 10,25 euros per share. For the Benettons, an income of 1,3 billion
The Swiss of Dufry, the French of Lagardere and the Koreans of Lotte are the most accredited partners to win all or part of WdF, the duty free giant of the Benettons who have relied on the consultancy of…
But the vice president of the controlling shareholder Edizione Holding said that the priority is that of an industrial partner.
This is what can be read in a note from the company, which today approved the "optimization budget for the three-year period 2015-2017", which provides for a significant reduction in debt over the next three years.
The Benetton family would be willing to dilute its stake even below 30% of the capital to facilitate integration with an industrial partner - The move would favor that integration that the market has been waiting for for some time.
Some rumors refer to advanced contacts with two Korean groups - For the industrial plan, however, we will have to wait a little longer.
The wave of purchases was triggered by the quarterly published last Friday by the company, which also appointed a new CEO.
The downward trend continues on World Duty Free at Piazza Affari - The stock of the group active in retail sales at airports is reported as the worst of the Ftse Mib, dragged into the red by a report by Goldman Sachs.
The stock of the airport retailer sinks in Piazza Affari, signaling itself as the worst of the Ftse Mib - The details of the lease agreements with the Spanish airports are sinking the World Duty Free prices which, according to many analysts, would be equivalent…
The purchases of Stmicroelectronics shares are linked to the words of Cfo Carlo Ferro, who anticipated quarterly results in line with forecasts - For World Duty Free, however, today's rise follows yesterday's boom...
World Duty Free soars on the stock market thanks to speculation on the company's probable mergers, as well as the possible exit in a few months of the CEO Josè Maria Palencia - After the leap of more than 6% to 8,985 euros, the stock ends up at auction…
World Duty Free (-4,1% to 9,59 euros) extends yesterday's correction originating from Goldman Sachs' decision to remove the stock from the "conviction buy list".
As expected, the detachment of dividends caused many companies in Piazza Affari to lose ground, leaving 1,6% in the field - The rise in the spread and the sale of banking and insurance securities also added a boost…
Last year consolidated revenues rose to 2,078 billion, from 2,002 billion in 2012 (+7,1% at constant exchange rates, +3,8% at current exchange rates) - 2013 net profit rose to 105,8 million , from 100,7 million a year earlier (+10,2%…
The sales on the shares of the Autogrill spin-off company were triggered by the American banking giant Citigroup, which cut the rating on the Wdf title from buy to neutral.
The Italian company has signed an 18-year contract for the management of the catering activities of 25 points of sale in the Fort Lauderdale International Airport - The initial estimate speaks of total revenues of 1,2 billion dollars -…
Positive indices after yesterday's declines - Banks do well in Piazza Affari - Carige shines, Autogrill and World Duty Free collapse - Euro at new highs against the dollar since November 2011 - Positive indications from the labor market…
The operation, aimed at institutional investors, aims to increase the liquidity of the two shares, which this morning collapsed in Piazza Affari - Schematrentaquattro, a company wholly owned by the Edizione srl of the Benetton family, will maintain control of both Autogrill and Wdf, holding the …
Schematrentaquattro, owned by Edizione srl of the Benetton family, has begun the sale of 9,18% of Autogrill's capital and 9,15% of Wdf's capital with the aim of increasing the free float of the two shares on the Stock Exchange - Sale through an accelerated …
