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Poste Italiane had launched a takeover bid on Tim to increase its stake in the telephone company's capital.
Poste Italiane's offer on Tim closes with Poste holding approximately 85.82% of the telephone company's capital.
Borsa Italiana announced that today, at the close of Piazza Affari, at the end of the 5 days of reopening of the terms of the takeover bid, acceptances reached 82.25% of the shares subject to the offer. The share that was already in Poste's portfolio must then be considered.
Today at the stock market close the Poste Italiane stock is worth 25.82 euros (+0.43%); Tim's stock is worth 7.241 euros (-2.69%).
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Poste Italiane could start a full merger with Tim in the coming months
Possible · Within months
Eni has set a price cap on fuels sold by Enilive starting from September 28: €2.19/l for diesel and €1.99/l for petrol, approximately 17 cents below current average levels. The measure, linked to the tax relief on excise duties, will have an initial duration of 30 days with a possible extension until the end of the year. The government and consumer associations have welcomed the initiative.
Eni announces a cap on fuel prices at Enilive stations: 2.19 euros/litre for diesel and 1.99 euros/litre for petrol. The initiative, active from 28 September for 30 days, aims to mitigate the impact of price increases on families and businesses.

Eni introduces a maximum price cap on Enilive fuels, setting diesel at 2.19 euros/litre and petrol at 1.99 euros/litre. The measure, active from 28 September for 30 days, aims to mitigate the impact of the increase in prices at the pump.

Eni has introduced a cap on fuel prices at Enilive stations, setting petrol at €1.99/l and diesel at €2.19/l. The measure, active from 28 September for 30 days, aims to mitigate the impact of high fuel costs for consumers.

The Italian food industry consolidates its manufacturing role: in 2025 the added value will reach 41.5 billion euros, marking a real growth of 22.2% since 2016. Employment in the sector increased by 22%, reaching 470 thousand workers.

Fondazione Cariplo and the EIB Group discussed strategies for social housing in Italy. The EIB is aiming for €6 billion in financing by 2026 for new construction and redevelopment, aiming to overcome the fragmentation of the sector.