OHLA loses 40% of its stock market value after schism between the Amodio brothers and José Elias

OHLA’s shares accumulate about 40% of the fall in the last nine trading days, since March 18. Only in the last two days, the listing has gone back 17.5% after the resignation of the councillors linked to the businessman José Elias, showing the schism between these and the highest shareholders of the construction company, the Amodio brothers.

OHLA falls by 12.26% in stock because of the confrontation of the brothers Amodio and José Elias after the last capital increase and the appointments of new advisors. The value of the stock is 0.372, more than 0.06 euros of fall. The share of the company drops to 443 million euros, with losses of 60 million euros. Read more: The developer of solar parks Coenersol sells half of its shares of OHLA for twice what they cost it Since last March 19, w…