Premia Finance shareholders approve EGM delisting proposal at meeting
Reuters2026/08/03 09:48- On Aug. 3, 2026, Premia Finance shareholders adopted a resolution to delist the company’s shares from Euronext Growth Milan.
- The delisting is expected to take effect from Sept. 23, 2026, subject to remaining procedural steps and a formal notice by Borsa Italiana.
- The meeting also adopted related amendments to the company’s bylaws to reflect its status as an unlisted Italian joint-stock company.
- The delisting resolution triggers withdrawal rights for eligible shareholders, with a cash-out value set at EUR 0.72 per ordinary share.
- Once delisted, the shares are not expected to trade on any regulated market or multilateral trading facility, remaining transferable via private transactions.
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