ATL.MI
Latest Trade
22.90EURChange
0.07(+0.31%)Volume
1,052,375Today's Range
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22.9652 Week Range
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24.95As of on the Italian SE (Mercato Continuo Italia) ∙ Minimum 15 minute delay
Previous Close | 22.83 |
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Open | 22.90 |
Volume | 1,052,375 |
3M AVG Volume | 43.28 |
Today's High | 22.96 |
Today's Low | 22.81 |
52 Week High | 24.95 |
52 Week Low | 19.47 |
Shares Out (MIL) | 817.96 |
Market Cap (MIL) | 18,852.65 |
Forward P/E | -- |
Dividend (Yield %) | 3.94 |
Autostrade Meridionali Says Ministry Of Infrastructure And Transport Told Co. Not To Pay Dividends
Atlantia Says Fitch Downgrades Atlantia, Autostrade Per Litalia And Aeroporti Di Roma
Italy minister calls for revision Rome's airport tolls
Atlantia SpA is an Italy-based company engaged in toll road and airport management. The Company operates through five segments: Italian motorways, Overseas motorways, Italian airports, Overseas airports, and Atlantia and other activities. The Company's Motorway activities include the management of more than 14,000 kilometers of toll motorways under concession in 16 countries across Europe, Americas and Asia. Its Airport activities involve the operation of airports in Italy, including Aeroporti di Roma, and in France (Aeroports de la Cote d'Azur). The Other activities include infrastructure-related services, such as engineering, maintenance and electronic payment services provided through the Company’s subsidiaries. The Company is active globally.
Executive Leadership
Fabio Cerchiai
Executive Chairman of the Board
Giovanni Castellucci
Chief Executive Officer, General Manager, Executive Director
Giancarlo Guenzi
Chief Financial Officer, Financial Reporting Officer
Michelangelo Damasco
Executive Vice President, General Counsel
Massimo Sonego
Executive Vice President, Head of Corporate Finance and Investor Relations
Price To Earnings (TTM) | 13.28 |
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Price To Sales (TTM) | 1.57 |
Price To Book (MRQ) | 2.23 |
Price To Cash Flow (TTM) | 4.20 |
Total Debt To Equity (MRQ) | 576.31 |
LT Debt To Equity (MRQ) | 524.39 |
Return on Investment (TTM) | 4.52 |
Return on Equity (TTM) | 3.47 |
The Italian government is holding off on responding to an offer by Atlantia <ATL.MI> to cut its holding in motorway unit Autostrade per l'Italia below 50% to resolve a dispute over its operating licence and wants the group to go further, two sources said.
Benetton-controlled Atlantia <ATL.MI> is offering to forego majority ownership of its highway unit under a proposal aimed at resolving a dispute with the Italian government over its motorway concession, two sources close to the matter said.
Shares in Italian infrastructure group Atlantia <ATL.MI> rose on Tuesday after the country's main motorway lobby dropped a court appeal against a government decree that makes it easier to revoke highway concessions.
Shares in Italian infrastructure group Atlantia <ATL.MI> rose on Tuesday after the country's main motorway lobby dropped a court appeal against a government decree that makes it easier to revoke highway concessions.
Italy's antitrust watchdog said on Monday it had closed a procedure against Atlantia's electronic payment unit Telepass on condition it carried out measures proposed last year to respond to the regulator's concerns.
Atlantia <ATL.MI> shares gained more than 6% on Tuesday as comments from a minister rekindled hopes that the infrastructure group could reach a compromise with the government over its lucrative motorway concession.
The new CEO of Italy's Atlantia <ATL.MI> signalled a fresh approach on Friday to the crisis caused by the deadly collapse of a bridge operated by its motorway arm in 2018, apologising for the disaster and seeking talks with the government.
Atlantia <ATL.MI> has indicated to the Italian government it is prepared to discuss changes to the motorway contract held by its Autostrade per l'Italia unit to end a standoff over its tollway concession, two sources close to the matter said on Friday.
Atlantia has indicated to the Italian government it is prepared to discuss changes to the motorway contract held by its Autostrade per l'Italia unit to end a standoff over its tollway concession, two sources close to the matter said on Friday.
Autostrade per l'Italia, the toll-road unit of Italy's infrastructure group Atlantia <ATL.MI>, will go bankrupt if the government revokes its motorway concession, the unit's CEO, Roberto Tomasi, told La Repubblica newspaper.
The motorway unit of infrastructure group Atlantia <ATL.MI> pledged to increase by 40% its spending on road maintenance in the next four years, as it tried to break a standoff with the Italian government over the future of its lucrative concession.
The Italian government will not discuss whether to strip Atlantia's <ATL.MI> motorway concession at a cabinet meeting on Friday, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said, as the company awaits a decision on its future.
The motorway unit of infrastructure group Atlantia pledged to increase by 40% its spending on road maintenance in the next four years, as it tried to break a standoff with the Italian government over the future of its lucrative concession.
Autostrade per l'Italia plans to increase by 40% its spending on road maintenance in the next four years to 2023, the motorway unit of Italian infrastructure group Atlantia said.
Benetton-led Atlantia <ATL.MI> is ready to reopen talks with the government on motorway toll cuts, two sources said, as Italy's biggest infrastructure group seeks to resolve a bitter dispute over its concessions.
The Benetton family's Edizione is in contact with F2i over the infrastructure fund's interest in taking a stake in Atlantia <ATL.MI>, the chairman of the holding company was quoted as saying in daily Il Messaggero on Wednesday.
The Benetton family's Edizione is in contact with F2i for the infrastructure fund's interest to take a stake in Atlantia, the chairman of the holding company was quoted as saying in daily Il Messaggero on Wednesday.
The cost of insuring exposure to Atlantia debt <ATL.MI> rose on Tuesday after S&P cut its rating of the Italian infrastructure company to junk, citing increasing risks the group could lose its motorway license
Italy's Atlantia <ATL.MI> picked a veteran manager from its main shareholder as its new chief executive on Monday amid growing worries over the fallout from a deadly bridge collapse that threatens its motorway unit and alarms foreign investors.
Atlantia said it intended to appoint a joint chief executive to serve alongside Carlo Bertazzo, the general manager of the Benetton family holding whom it named as CEO on Monday.
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