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Shareholder Approval: Conversion of Savings Actions Granted in Italy

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Francesco Bertolino

L’assemblea approva la conversione in titoli ordinari: le prossime​ tappe‌ e il possibile conferimento di PosteMobile nella compagnia telefonica

le tappe della​ conversione

Conclusa la finestra di 15 giorni per il recesso, Tim e Borsa Italiana fisseranno ‍quella per la conversione facoltativa. I soci ⁤di risparmio riceveranno un’azione ordinaria di Tim‌ per ogni titolo consegnato più un conguaglio​ in denaro 12 centesimi. La somma ⁤tiene conto di tre⁤ anni di dividendi privilegiati arretrati (il gruppo non ⁤ne stacca dal 2021) e della maggior cedola rispetto alle azioni ordinarie che per statuto sarebbe spettata ai titolari di risparmio nei prossimi cinque anni. Al termine ‍del periodo, la conversione da facoltativa diventerà⁢ obbligatoria e gli azionisti di risparmio che ​non‌ avessero ancora aderito riceverebbero un titolo⁤ ordinario e un conguaglio⁢ di 4 ⁣centesimi.

The conversion will ⁤simplify the company’s asset structure,⁢ an effort to‍ wich the voluntary reduction of share capital​ from 11 to 6 billion will contribute, also approved yesterday. The 5 ‌billion thus released ⁣will be allocated in part to⁤ legal reserve and in part‌ to available reserve, which can be used, such as, to remunerate shareholders. the ​conversion of savings shares into ordinary shares – which will probably‍ be completed between May and ‍June – will also lead to a change in Tim’s shareholder structure. New shareholders could emerge, including the‍ Davide Leone fund, which is credited with a ⁣stake of around 13% of the savings capital. And, unless it also holds “special” ‌securities, Poste Italiane’s stake in Tim will fall ‍from the current​ 27.3% to 19-20%.

The contribution of PosteMobile

This dilution would free up “share space” for the ‍contribution of PosteMobile and its 5 million customers to Tim, avoiding the⁣ postal group exceeding the 30% threshold, beyond ‍which it would have to launch a public​ takeover bid on the entire company’s capital. The operation would involve a ⁣capital increase for Tim dedicated ‌to the group‌ led by​ Matteo Del ​Fante, whose virtual⁢ telephone operator could receive a ⁤valuation of between 600 and 900 million,according to market​ estimates.
The meeting​ finally approved the appointment of Lorenzo Cavalaglio and Alessandra⁣ Perrazzelli to Tim’s board of directors.

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