It’s been a 2016 difficult for Piazza Affari, even if the strong recovery achieved in December has made less bitter by the outcome. The Ftse All Share fell by 9.9% in 2016, while the index of securities with the highest capitalization, the Ftse Mib index has lost 10.2%. In contrast, the Star rose by 4.2%. The prices have been affected by the decline of the first part of the year which was only partially recovered in recent months with the FTSE MIB index, which, by the end of June, clocked a growth of 27%.
Most of the listed companies, but it drops the weight of the Square Business on the economy
The number of listed companies amounted to 387: 244 on the main board (Mta of which 71 are on Star, 66 on the Global Equity Market and the 77 on the Aim Italia. The figure is higher compared to the 356 companies surveyed in 2015. However, the total market capitalisation of listed companies amounted to 524,9 billion, a decrease of 7.5% compared to the 567,7 billion disclosed at the end of 2015. The relationship between market capitalization and Gdp is, therefore, dropped to 31.8% of Gdp to 34.8% of a year ago, although it remains higher than the level of 2014, when he was at 29.1% of Gdp. The lower weight of the Square Business on the gross domestic Product is not only a reflection of the decline in prices, but also a braking of the quotations. In the last year were recorded 14 land at Piazza Affari, compared to 27 in 2015 and, of these, only three relate to the main board Mta: Technogym, Coima Res and Enav.
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On the Italian market, collected 6.1 billion
The 387 companies listed in Piazza Affari, have gathered on the market a total of € 6.1 billion. Of these, 1.4 billion have arrived from the new reality that has landed at Piazza Affari. Capital increases accounted for 4.6 billion, a figure that seems set to rise dramatically next year when they come on the market, the recapitalization of Unicredite Mps.
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From Parmalat, Rcs, has been the year of the Takeover bid
In Front of a relatively small number of new listings, 2016 will perhaps be remembered for the many Takeover bids that have occurred. In total, 16 Opa – never so many from 2011 for a total amount of 2.5 billion euro. The most recent is that of Lactalis on Parmalat, but the year was also marked by a battle for the Rcs , from the one Italcementi(the richest, with a value of approximately € 2 billion) and climbing to Ansaldo Sts and Pininfarina.
StMicroelectronics queen of Piazza Affari, the Counter-Bpm worse
StMicroelectronics ‘ the queen of the 2016 in the big Piazza Affari. According to the official data disseminated by Borsa Italiana, the title of the group’s technology has earned the overall 70,99% in the last twelve months making the best of the Ftse Mib with Tenaris (+54,48%) and Buzzi Unicem (+37,4%). In the top 5 also Cnh Industrial (+29.6%) and Moncler(+27,4%).
All bank titles that have lost the most on the Ftse Mib in the last year Banco Popular has sold 75.8% and Banca Popolare di Milano the figure of 60.8%. Bad Ubi (-58%) and Unicredit (-46,9%). Outside of the credit industry, Saipem is a set back of over 43%. The ranking does not consider the Mps who has been suspended from trading before the Christmas holidays, when the performance from the beginning of the year was -87%.
(Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor Plus)
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