Industrie De Nora converts 10,084,258 multiple-vote shares into ordinary shares

By Public Technologies
  • Industrie De Nora converted 10,084,258 multiple-voting shares into 10,084,258 ordinary shares on a 1:1 basis.
  • Conversion followed Snam-controlled Asset Company 10’s accelerated bookbuilding of about 5% of share capital, settled Sept. 24.
  • Total shares stayed at 201,685,174. Ordinary shares rose to 61,288,237. Multiple-voting shares fell to 140,396,937.
  • Total voting rights dropped to 482,479,048 from 502,647,564.


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