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VIVHY News Highlights
- VIVHY's 30 day story count now stands at 7.
- Over the past 18 days, the trend for VIVHY's stories per day has been choppy and unclear. It has oscillated between 1 and 2.
- The most mentioned tickers in articles about VIVHY are KKR, GAME and SA.
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Telecom Italia to decide on KKR approach by mid-MarchTelecom Italia (TIM) is expected to make a decision on a 10.8 billion euro ($12.2 billion) takeover proposal from U.S. private equity firm KKR by the middle of next month. But KKR has been forced to play a waiting game as Telecom Italia overhauled its management, ousting its fourth chief executive in six years after a string of profit warnings. New boss Pietro Labriola is working on a standalone plan to be presented to investors next week as an alternative to a KKR deal, with the backing of Telecom Italia top investors Vivendi and state lender CDP. |
Vivendi Weighs Raising Offer Price for Rival Lagardere(Bloomberg) -- Vivendi is considering raising the price of its cash offer for rival media company Lagardere SA, in its bid to create a media giant.Most Read from BloombergMorgan Stanley Relationships on Wall Street Snared in ProbeLavrov Agrees to Meet Blinken, U.S. Says: Ukraine UpdateIndia Protests Against Singapore PM’s Comments on LawmakersThousands of Cars Including Audis, Porsches Adrift on Burning Cargo ShipThe Housing Boom’s Mortgage Rate Threat Is Worse Than It SeemsVivendi, which is cur |
VIVHY or TU: Which Is the Better Value Stock Right Now?VIVHY vs. TU: Which Stock Is the Better Value Option? |
UPDATE 2-In shadow of KKR approach, Telecom Italia presses ahead with alternative planTelecom Italia (TIM) directors discussed on Monday an overhaul of Italy's biggest telecoms group, as newly appointed Chief Executive Pietro Labriola draws up an alternative to a takeover bid by U.S. fund KKR. TIM must find a way to shore up its business after a string of profit warnings last year due to lower-than-expected revenue from a deal with DAZN to show soccer matches in Italy and stiff competition at home which puts pressure on margins. TIM's board on Monday discussed Labriola's standalone plan in response to KKR's 10.8 billion euro ($12.2 billion) approach, which the group's top shareholder, French media company Vivendi , has said is too low. |
In shadow of KKR approach, Telecom Italia to discuss overhaulTelecom Italia (TIM) directors will on Monday discuss a plan to reorganise Italy's biggest telecoms group as newly appointed Chief Executive Pietro Labriola tries to forge an alternative to a takeover approach by U.S. fund KKR . Labriola, who previously ran TIM's Brazilian business, is working on a standalone plan in response to the 10.8 billion euro ($12.2 billion) approach from KKR, which TIM's top shareholder, French media company Vivendi, has said is too low. Under Labriola's plans, which still have to be finalised and would be presented to investors on March 3, the so-called NetCo would include the whole of Telecom Italia's fibre and copper network infrastructure and submarine cable unit Sparkle, sources have said. |
Arab Music Streamer Anghami Shares Double After Closing SPAC MergerBy Alan Hatfield Shares of Arab music streaming platform Anghami Inc. nearly doubled in their first two trading sessions following the formal close of the SPAC merger that brought the […] |
BCE Q4 Earnings Surpass Estimates, Revenues Increase Y/YStrong momentum across the wireless and media segments together with new subscriber additions and accelerated fiber and 5G deployment programs aids BCE's fourth-quarter results. |
UPDATE 2-Telecom Italia open to network spinoff as CEO weighs optionsTelecom Italia (TIM) on Wednesday opened the door to a spin-off of its prized infrastructure assets, saying its newly appointed chief executive would explore options to create value for shareholders. Italy's embattled former phone monopoly will also continue to study a takeover approach by U.S. fund KKR and compare it with possible strategic alternatives. TIM, which is wrestling with shrinking revenues in its hyper-competitive domestic market, on Friday named General Manager Pietro Labriola as CEO https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/kkrs-bid-target-telecom-italia-set-make-veteran-manager-labriola-ceo-2022-01-21, its fifth boss in six years. |
Telecom Italia open to network spinoff as CEO weighs optionsMILAN (Reuters) -Telecom Italia (TIM) on Wednesday opened the door to a spin-off of its prized infrastructure assets, saying its newly appointed chief executive would explore options to create value for shareholders. Italy's embattled former phone monopoly will also continue to study a takeover approach by U.S. fund KKR and compare it with possible strategic alternatives. TIM, which is wrestling with shrinking revenues in its hyper-competitive domestic market, on Friday named General Manager Pietro Labriola as CEO https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/kkrs-bid-target-telecom-italia-set-make-veteran-manager-labriola-ceo-2022-01-21, its fifth boss in six years. |
UPDATE 2-KKR's bid target Telecom Italia appoints veteran manager Labriola CEOTelecom Italia (TIM) on Friday appointed veteran manager Pietro Labriola as chief executive, in a move that could complicate a takeover approach by U.S. private equity firm KKR. Labriola, who has run TIM's Brazilian operations for the last three years, was promoted to general manager in November, when former CEO Luigi Gubitosi was ousted following a string of profit warnings. In leaving his role, Gubitosi had urged TIM to give KKR access to its books, a decision which is still pending as TIM is yet to take a stance on the bid. |