The purchase of Inwit is playing at high stakes
El litigio con Fastweb y Telecom Italia pone en duda la estabilidad de sus ingresos
Ardian and Oak Holdings 1, major shareholders of Italian telecommunications tower operator Infrastrutture Wireless Italiane (Inwit), are preparing financing for a possible bid for the 29% they do not own. Inwit's stock has fallen 30% in the last 12 months, making the operation cheaper. The company's main clients, Fastweb and Telecom Italia, generated 88% of its revenue in 2025 and are disputing contract terms, with Inwit claiming they run until 2038 and the clients saying they can exit in 2028. A potential offer of €7.73 per share, a 10% premium, would cost around €2 billion.
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