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Exor in Talks With Tata and Other Bidders on Sale of Iveco Stake

Italy’s unions are calling on the government to invoke golden power measures to shield jobs from a potential sale after talks with suitors drove an 8.3% stock surge.

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Overview

  • Exor is negotiating to sell its 27% stake in Iveco Group to a consortium led by Tata Motors, excluding Iveco’s defence division.
  • The company has received multiple non-binding offers from bidders including Leonardo-Rheinmetall, KNDS, Czechoslovak Group and BAE Systems.
  • Rumors of the stake sale sent Iveco shares up over 8%, reflecting investor optimism about the prospective deal.
  • Trade unions Fiom-Cgil and Uilm have demanded urgent talks with Industry Minister Adolfo Urso, warning that the sale could threaten Italian jobs.
  • Italian officials indicate the transaction is likely to face scrutiny under the country’s golden power rules due to Iveco’s strategic importance.