
AI-generated summary
Tim's board of directors deemed the consideration for the public purchase and exchange offer of Poste Italiane to be appropriate.
Tim's CEO, Pietro Labriola, and the managers with strategic responsibilities tendered the shares held in the Poste Italiane takeover bid.
As already communicated to the market last July 18, we read in a note, the consideration for the offer was deemed adequate from a financial point of view by the Tim board of directors, who positively assessed its rationale and industrial prospects. Top management membership closed last week and details relating to individual transactions will be made public through internal dealing communications.
Unless extended, the Post Office takeover bid for Tim will close next Friday. At the end of last week, subscriptions amounted to just under 5.5% of the instruments being offered.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Poste Italiane's takeover bid for Tim will close next Friday unless extended.
Very likely · Within days

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