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Posted on February 24, 2025
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AMCO will acquire 80% of Exacta Group to enhance its public credit management operations, with the deal expected to finalize by June.
ROME (Reuters) - Italy's state-owned bad loan manager AMCO said on Monday that it will buy 80% of public credit management company Exacta Group from Eulero Capital and the Oreglia founding family.
The acquisition of Exacta - which manages the recovery of unpaid taxes on behalf of local public administrations - falls in line with AMCO's strategic goal to find new initiatives in the public sector.
The deal will allow AMCO to acquire a high-level operating platform that does not overlap the company's business but is consistent with its operations, a statement said.
The acquisition - the financial value of which was not disclosed - will be fully funded in cash, with no third party financing, and is expected to be finalised by June.
The remaining 20% of Exacta will be kept by the founders and managers, providing business continuity to the group.
(Reporting by Giulia Segreti; editing by David Evans)
The main topic is AMCO's acquisition of an 80% stake in Exacta Group to enhance its public credit management operations.
The sellers are Eulero Capital and the Oreglia founding family.
Exacta Group specializes in managing the recovery of unpaid taxes for local public administrations.
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