Atlantia stocks, Bonds decline as Italy moves to revoke concessions
16 August 2018 |
1:00 pm
Atlantia SpA saw its stock fall by nearly 25 percent while bond prices declined as the Italian government began the process of removing toll-road concessions following the deadly bridge collapse in Genoa.
Related
7 Jun 2017
Senate probes Nigeria Immigration, interior ministry over concession malpractices.
11 Jun 2017
Alleged refinery concession - Niger Delta youths advocate comprehensive engagement.
12 Sep 2017
Nigeria's Federal Executive Council has approved the concession of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos and the Nnamdi Azikiwe International airport in Abuja.
13 Sep 2017
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo announced on Monday that the Federal Executive Council had agreed to the concession of the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos and the Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport, Abuja.
13 Jun 2018
Lisa Collins, Korea chair at Center for Strategic & International Studies, discusses the impact of President Donald Trump stating that the United States will suspend military exercises with South Korea.
16 Aug 2018
Atlantia SpA saw its stock fall by nearly 25 percent while bond prices declined as the Italian government began the process of removing toll-road concessions following the deadly bridge collapse in Genoa.
24 May 2020
Nigeria’s Minister of Water Resources, Suleiman Adamu says the Federal Government has signed a concession agreement for the Gurara 30 megawatts hydropower plant with North-South Power Company. Joining CNBC Africa to discuss the details of the agreement is Olubunmi Peters, Executive Vice Chairman and CEO of North South Power.
Latest
29 mins ago
Ukraine's military said it repelled an attack in the Blahodatne area, as Russia's private military group claimed to control it. Meanwhile, Olaf Scholz voiced willingness to speak to Vladimir Putin. DW has the latest.
1 hour ago
Pope Francis is in Africa now. The trip takes him from Democratic Republic of Congo to South Sudan. For many in the Congolese capital, meeting the Pope is historic.
1 hour ago
For the first time ever, the EU will hold talks with a candidate state in an active war zone. The decision to travel to Kyiv is considered to be of huge symbolic value. But what can Kyiv expect?
1 hour ago
In Niger, terrorists are threatening the future of education in already-insecure regions. Many schools in remote villages have been forced close and transfer their students to larger, more secure towns.
1 day ago
At the start of a trip to Democratic Republic of Congo, Pope Francis has said that Africa is not a "mine to be stripped" as he took aim at the "poison of greed" fueling conflicts on the continent.
1 day ago
EXCLUSIVE: For the past decade, Wolfsburg have ruled women's football in Germany and this Bundesliga season is no different. Financial clout helps, but as star striker Ewa Pajor tells DW, success is in the club's DNA.