Rome is fast approaching exit from the stock exchange after yesterday’s acceptance of the Tender Offer was open to small shareholders. In the meantime, the company has set aside 35 million euros for working capital and expects to reach a 95 percent percentage that will make delisting automatic by 8 July. To date, the Fridkin family, writes Corriere dello Sport, has already settled at 89.9%, which is the limit set by law. But it is not enough to leave the stock exchange, other memberships are needed: to encourage them, the property has launched a number of initiatives. Those who sell their shares, accelerating the project, will be able to participate in events related to the property and the team, as well as attend trainings in Trigoria. An incentive with which the Friedkins, in fact, ask for trust and a free path for the implementation of their project.
Source: Tutto Mercato Web
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