• Approved the partial and non- proportional demerger of the real estate.
  • The new Company Italeaf RE( 100% owned by Italeaf) will acquire two industrial buildings.
  • As a result of the operation the shareholding of Italeaf in Greenled Industry will drop from 79.71% to 64.60%

 Italeaf, financial holding Company and first italian Company Builder,  active in cleantech  and smart innovation, listed on  NASDAQ OMX First North, communicates that  met the Shareholders’Meeting  of Greenled Industry S.p.A.at the presence of the President Mr. Stefano Neri. The Shareholders’ Meeting approved the partial and non –proportional demerger  of the Company Greenled Industry in favour of a  new beneficiary  Company named ITALEAF RE S.r.l.

The operation aims to make a more streamlined  Greenled Company free from  not used assets which were supposed to be used  for the performance of its activity, also in view of a possible  value realization of the Company (in line with the provisions of the  business plan of the mother  Company Italeaf ).

In fact, the presence of sheet assets unrelated to the “core”, business currently held in the industrial site of Novara which has become the main logistic and manufacturing center of the company, could complicate the evaluation process of Greenled aimed at a possible sale transaction. Furthermore, with  this operation will be possible to include the real estate portfolio, objet of the  transaction, in  full availability of the major shareholder, Italeaf, which, through the setting up of a specifically real estate company, will use it to better serve the new initiatives, in line with its business model. The real estate portfolio object of the demerger has a value of Euro 2.6 million. The transaction was subject to a congruity opinion issued by the statutory auditor Mr. Luigi Tardella  from Ambers & Co Ltd, an independent expert. To Italeaf S.p.A. will be allocated 100% of the shares of the beneficiary company being formed ITALEAF RE Srl. Following the transaction, the shareholding of Italeaf in Greenled Industry will drop from 79.71% to 64.60%

 

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