CDP acquired 4,262% of Telecom Italy as direct ownership. This is what emerges from Consob's updates on significant shareholdings relating to 10 April. Also in Telecom Italia, as of April 9, Blackrock has 4,977% of the share capital.
Meanwhile he continues the internal battle: Tim's lawyers filed an urgent appeal with the Court of Milan against the decision of the Board of Statutory Auditors to include Elliott's requests on the agenda for the April 24 shareholders' meeting.
On another front, on April 6th Vivendi, the main shareholder of Telecom Italia, transferred 19,19% of Mediaset. This was announced in a note by Agcom.
In particular, according to the press release from the Authority, the group led by Vincent Bolloré "announced that on 6 April 2018 it had transferred, on 19,19 April 19,95, ownership of around 10% of Mediaset shares (equal to XNUMX% of the voting rights), thus maintaining a direct shareholding of less than XNUMX% of the votes that can be exercised in the Mediaset shareholders' meeting”.
On the same date, "Vivendi signed an advisory agreement with Simon Fiduciaria and its sole shareholder, Ersel SIM - continues the note - which, regulating in detail the methods of managing the shares transferred, establishes that the administrative rights pertaining to the will be exercised by the manager in a discretionary and independent manner by Vivendi in line with the provisions of the compliance measures".
At the same time, it should be noted that today, April 12, an “Emergency Council of Ministers will be held to decide on issues to be resolved. There are measures that need to be implemented quickly.' Thus the Minister of Economic Development, Carlo Calenda, justified his non-presence at the Salone del Risparmio in Milan. According to what was reported by Radiocor, the Government's agenda, at 18 pm, includes a measure concerning the golden power on Telecom Italia.
