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Pirelli's Strategic Shift: Navigating Governance and Expansion Challenges
Pirelli's Strategic Shift: Navigating Governance and Expansion Challenges In a significant corporate governance shift, Italy's Pirelli announced on Monday that it is no longer under the control of China's Sinochem. The decision follows Italy's 'golden powers' intervention, aimed at reducing Sinochem's influence and easing Pirelli's plans for U.S. market expansion.Pirelli's Chinese and Italian shareholders have long been at odds, and the resoluti…
Pirelli is no longer Chinese control, majority voting and Chinese members against
First step, but not decisive, in the path of the necessary adaptation of corporate governance to the regulatory constraints in the US, explains Bicocca. The Chinese: "We have the quotas to dominate the assembly"
Clash in Pirelli, arm wrestling between Chinese partner Sinochem and Italian shareholders over control
Clash in the Pirelli group over control of the company. The board of directors decided this morning to relinquish control of Sinochem (a holding company controlled by the Chinese government), “in accordance with accounting standard IFRS 10 (on control of companies, ed.), with a majority vote.” But the Chinese partner opposes it and expresses “deep disappointment and firm opposition regarding the assessment of control expressed.” The shareholding…
Pirelli to Say China’s Sinochem No Longer Controls Tiremaker
Pirelli & C. SpA took an initial step in a contentious bid to distance itself from its main investor, deciding on Monday that China’s Sinochem no longer has control over the Italian tiremaker, according to people familiar with the matter.
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