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Milan (Reuters) -Italian merchant Bank Mediobanca, 4.9 billion euros ($ 5.74 billion) in the next three years, the smaller opponent Banca Monte Di Siena (MPs) are trying to turn off the enemy.
Mediobanca, on Friday, the “proposal” of the “proposal” is repeated in a statement that the lack of industrial and financial quality and financial institutions for mediobank shareholders.
Upon earning regulation approval from the European Central Bank on Wednesday, MPs are ready to offer all share for Mediobanca next month.
Attempting to be very large, in April, in April, the private bank was offering to buy Banca Generalali after the Sentors’s transaction after the investment in the merchant bank was forced to postpone a shareholder until September 25.
Mediobanci General Director Alberto Nagel Analysts would result in “Very strong combination” on Friday, the Banca General Deal “Very Transformative”.
On the other hand, the MPs will be united, “a group of non-liquidated secondary commercial banks”, “low-loaded” and “low-wheeled income” and “Significant Income Login”.
In the updated three-year plan for 2028, Mediobanca has approved a strategy aimed at increasing a strategy, corporate and investment banking segment, which serves as a driver of diversification against macroeconomic risks.
“This virtuous road will be further strengthened by the proposal for Banca General,” he said.
Mediobanca, three fiscal years sees the net profit of 45% by 2028, reaches 1.9 billion euros and expects more than 6% increase in income.
In the previous three-year plan, 2026, Mediobank, the mediobank plans to return shareholders to share more than 4 billion euros and exceed 1.4 billion euros.
Nagel said that in the new plan, Mediobanca will be up to 750 million euros in an additional 1 bond to 750 million euros.
($ 1 = 0.8537 euro)
(Notification by Gianluca Semeraro; Adjustment by Alvise Armellini, Jane Merriman and Elaine Hardcastle)