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Mediobanca (OTC: MDIBY) will convene its board on Tuesday to evaluate an unsolicited takeover bid by Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS), according to sources. The state-backed MPS launched a €13.3 billion ($13.96 billion) all-share offer on Friday, a move that has garnered government approval but raised concerns among analysts and investors.
In a letter to employees on Saturday, Mediobanca CEO Alberto Nagel confirmed the bid had not been negotiated with the bank. He assured that the board's review would prioritize the interests of all stakeholders, including employees.
The offer proposes 23 MPS shares for every 10 Mediobanca shares, initially reflecting a 5% premium to Thursday's closing price. However, MPS shares fell 7% on Friday, turning the offer into a €1.2 billion discount based on current market valuations. A source close to the matter described the bid as unexpected but not entirely surprising, noting its unfriendly nature.
This development positions MPS in the midst of a consolidation wave reshaping Italy's banking sector. While the Italian government has welcomed the move, skepticism lingers regarding its feasibility and impact on both institutions.
As Mediobanca prepares its response, the outcome of this potential merger could significantly influence Italy's financial landscape. Investors and stakeholders await the board's decision, which will shed light on the bank's future strategy amid heightened market scrutiny.
