
Ftse Mib down 0.2%. Relaunch of Intesa Sanpaolo's offer on MPS, Mediobanca slips, Unipol and Trevi do well
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Piazza Affari records changes due to corporate dynamics and ongoing public takeover bids.
Piazza Affari is down after half an hour of trading, with the Ftse Mib index down 0.2% to 50,380 points. The relaunch of 0.25 euros of Intesa Sanpaolo's takeover bid (-0.08%) on Mps (-0.09%) shakes things up in the price list.
Mediobanca slips (-5.4%), Unicredit drops (-0.74%) and Bper rises (+0.92%), while Unipol runs (+2.21%). Immobile Generali (+0.02%), while Banca Generali is down (-0.48%).
Outside of the risk, Tenaris (+1.37%), Fincantieri (+1.28%) and Amplifon (+1.13%) rose, while Prysmian (-1.54%), Snam (-1.28%), Italgas (-0.8%) and Tim (-0.53%) were weak, while Eni did well (+0.5%).
Contrast Technoprobe (+0.97%) and Sm (-0.3%) as well as Stellantis (+0.76%) and Ferrari (-0.04%). Among the smaller capitalization stocks, Trevi jumped (+5.71%), of which Webuild (-0.78%) rose to 18.9% of the capital, taking over the shares at 5.165 euros. The latter price is higher than that of the public purchase offer, which will therefore be recognized to all participants. Heavy Redevelopment (-3.48%).
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Recognition of Webuild's highest price to all those adhering to the takeover bid for Trevi
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The MPS stock market rose by 0.85% to 11.37 euros after Intesa's relaunch of its public purchase and exchange offer. Intesa, Unipol and Generali also made progress, while Mediobanca slipped.