LAZ will back to $25 next week
From my TA analyst, the support point is 23.8, I added more under that price. Will see back to its IPO in the next severl weeks. LAZ's next earning will be fantastic.
LAZARD EURO Business
Berlusconi, Financiers Mull An Italian Turnaround Fund
07-28-05 12:21 PM EST
MILAN -(Dow Jones)- Silvio Berlusconi and some of Italy's wealthiest men, including the Italian premier's business rival Carlo De Benedetti, are considering financing a turnaround fund aimed at reviving medium-sized Italian companies.
CDB Web Tech Investments SpA (CDB.MI) said Thursday its board had commissioned its founder and Chairman Carlo De Benedetti to conduct a feasibility study on the idea.
The listed venture capital fund said it expects the proposal to be finalized in September and that it would finance the initiative with a EUR500 million capital increase.
CDB Web Tech said it would also transfer its current businesses, excluding EUR50 million in cash, to a new company to be listed on the stock exchange.
Major investors have shown interest in the turnaround fund, CDB Web said in a statement, saying that Berlusconi's Fininvest SpA (FNV.YY) holding company was among them.
Other interested parties include Diego Della Valle, whose family controls Tod's SpA (TOD.MI), Luca Cordero di Montezemolo, chairman of Fiat SpA (FIA) and Ferrari SpA as well as the head of the Charme private equity group, CDB Web Tech said. Another prospective investor is Sopaf SpA, an investment fund run by Giorgio Magnoni, whose brother Ruggero runs Lehman Brothers Holding Inc.'s (LEH) operations in Italy.
Mediobanca SpA (MB.MI), Lazard Ltd (LAZ) and Lehman Brothers, who are advising the proposed deal, will help promote the rights issue, CDB Web said.
From my TA analyst, the support point is 23.8, I added more under that price. Will see back to its IPO in the next severl weeks. LAZ's next earning will be fantastic.
LAZARD EURO Business
Berlusconi, Financiers Mull An Italian Turnaround Fund
07-28-05 12:21 PM EST
MILAN -(Dow Jones)- Silvio Berlusconi and some of Italy's wealthiest men, including the Italian premier's business rival Carlo De Benedetti, are considering financing a turnaround fund aimed at reviving medium-sized Italian companies.
CDB Web Tech Investments SpA (CDB.MI) said Thursday its board had commissioned its founder and Chairman Carlo De Benedetti to conduct a feasibility study on the idea.
The listed venture capital fund said it expects the proposal to be finalized in September and that it would finance the initiative with a EUR500 million capital increase.
CDB Web Tech said it would also transfer its current businesses, excluding EUR50 million in cash, to a new company to be listed on the stock exchange.
Major investors have shown interest in the turnaround fund, CDB Web said in a statement, saying that Berlusconi's Fininvest SpA (FNV.YY) holding company was among them.
Other interested parties include Diego Della Valle, whose family controls Tod's SpA (TOD.MI), Luca Cordero di Montezemolo, chairman of Fiat SpA (FIA) and Ferrari SpA as well as the head of the Charme private equity group, CDB Web Tech said. Another prospective investor is Sopaf SpA, an investment fund run by Giorgio Magnoni, whose brother Ruggero runs Lehman Brothers Holding Inc.'s (LEH) operations in Italy.
Mediobanca SpA (MB.MI), Lazard Ltd (LAZ) and Lehman Brothers, who are advising the proposed deal, will help promote the rights issue, CDB Web said.