Tra di essi vi sarebbe F2i - Fondi Italiani per le Infrastrutture, uno dei maggiori fondi infrastrutturali a livello europeo, il più grande in Italia. Secondo quanto riportato dall’articolo a firma di Carlo Festa, F2i e Clessidra, il fondo guidato da Claudio Sposito, avrebbero ricevuto un dossier relativo a Persidera.
F2i e Clessidra sarebbero al momento gli unici potenziali acquirenti italiani, mentre sarebbero in corsa anche potenziali investitori esteri.
In base a quanto riportato dal Sole 24 Ore, l’operazione dovrebbe concludersi entro fine anno e prevederebbe l’obiettivo di “valorizzare un’ampia porzione della partecipazione detenuta negli asset televisivi”. Si parla di una quota pari ad almeno il 70%.
La richiesta economica per il 100% di Persidera si aggirerebbe intorno al mezzo milione di euro, ma per le prime offerte occorrerà attendere la stagione autunnale.
L’articolo del Sole 24 Ore che fa riferimento a F2i è disponibile al seguente indirizzo:
http://carlofesta.blog.ilsole24ore.com/2014/09/19/per-i-multiplex-di-telecom-e-lespresso-in-gara-f2i-e-clessidra/
Persidera's multiplexes (Telecom, L'Espresso): The potential buyers include F2i
A few weeks ago, the Radiocor - Il Sole 24 Ore agency communicated a news update on the shareholding reorganisation of Persidera - a company controlled by Ti Media Broadcasting (70%) and the Espresso group (30%). Today, Il Sole 24 Ore published an article reporting that the company's information memoranda are expected to be delivered in the following weeks to private equity funds and Italian and foreign financial groups from the infrastructure industry.
These include F2i – Fondi Italiani per le Infrastrutture, one of the largest European infrastructure funds, and the largest in Italy. According to the article written by Carlo Festa, F2i and Clessidra - the fund chaired by Claudio Sposito – received a dossier on Persidera.
F2i and Clessidra are currently the only potential Italian buyers, along with other foreign investors.
Based on the Sole 24 Ore's article, the transaction should come to a conclusion within the end of 2014 and will aim to “enhance a large participation in TV assets”. The negotiations target a share of about 70%.
Persidera's 100% share costs are reported to be around 1.5 million Euros. The first offers are not expected before autumn.
The Sole 24 Ore's article on F2i can be viewed at:
http://carlofesta.blog.ilsole24ore.com/2014/09/19/per-i-multiplex-di-telecom-e-lespresso-in-gara-f2i-e-clessidra/
These include F2i – Fondi Italiani per le Infrastrutture, one of the largest European infrastructure funds, and the largest in Italy. According to the article written by Carlo Festa, F2i and Clessidra - the fund chaired by Claudio Sposito – received a dossier on Persidera.
F2i and Clessidra are currently the only potential Italian buyers, along with other foreign investors.
Based on the Sole 24 Ore's article, the transaction should come to a conclusion within the end of 2014 and will aim to “enhance a large participation in TV assets”. The negotiations target a share of about 70%.
Persidera's 100% share costs are reported to be around 1.5 million Euros. The first offers are not expected before autumn.
The Sole 24 Ore's article on F2i can be viewed at:
http://carlofesta.blog.ilsole24ore.com/2014/09/19/per-i-multiplex-di-telecom-e-lespresso-in-gara-f2i-e-clessidra/
