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    Italian Mediobanca investors holding 11.9% stake back Banca Generali bid

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    Posted on June 4, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Mediobanca investors with an 11.9% stake support the acquisition of Banca Generali to counter a buyout bid from Monte dei Paschi. A shareholder vote is scheduled for June 16.

    Mediobanca Investors with 11.9% Stake Support Banca Generali Acquisition

    MILAN (Reuters) -A group of Italian investors in the Italian merchant bank Mediobanca, holding a total stake of 11.9%, broadly backed the proposed bid for private bank Banca Generali in a meeting on Wednesday, two of the shareholders said.

    Mediobanca proposed buying Banca Generali in April as it seeks to stave off a buyout bid from Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS).

    Due to the MPS bid and Italian corporate takeover rules, Mediobanca must first seek shareholders' approval to pursue the Banca Generali deal and has called a meeting for June 16 to vote on the plan.

    The group of Italian investors, which includes the asset manager Banca Mediolanum, signed a consultation agreement in 2018 to share observations on the main topics regarding Mediobanca, with no restrictions on voting at the ordinary and extraordinary general shareholders' meetings.

    (Reporting by Gianluca Semeraro, editing by Enrico Sciacovelli)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Mediobanca investors holding 11.9% stake support Banca Generali bid.
    • •The acquisition aims to counter a buyout bid from Monte dei Paschi.
    • •Shareholders' approval is required due to Italian corporate rules.
    • •A meeting is set for June 16 to vote on the acquisition plan.
    • •Banca Mediolanum is part of the investor group backing the bid.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Italian Mediobanca investors holding 11.9% stake back Banca Generali bid

    1What percentage of stake do the investors hold in Mediobanca?

    The group of Italian investors holds a total stake of 11.9% in Mediobanca.

    2Why is Mediobanca pursuing the acquisition of Banca Generali?

    Mediobanca proposed buying Banca Generali to stave off a buyout bid from Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS).

    3What is required for Mediobanca to proceed with the Banca Generali deal?

    Due to the MPS bid and Italian corporate takeover rules, Mediobanca must first seek shareholders' approval to pursue the Banca Generali deal.

    4When is the shareholders' meeting scheduled to vote on the plan?

    Mediobanca has called a meeting for June 16 to vote on the plan regarding the acquisition of Banca Generali.

    5What agreement did the group of investors sign in 2018?

    The group of Italian investors, including Banca Mediolanum, signed a consultation agreement in 2018 to share observations on key topics regarding Mediobanca.

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