Exor (ENXTAM:EXO) has quietly slipped over the past year, with shares down around 23% even as its underlying holdings like Ferrari and Stellantis keep executing. That gap is exactly what value focused ...

Exor, the investment company controlled by Italy’s Agnelli family, said on Saturday its board had unanimously rejected an unsolicited approach from cryptocurrency group Tether to buy Exor’s stake in ...

Exor N.V. (“Exor” or the “Company”) announces that its Board of Directors has unanimously rejected an unsolicited proposal submitted by Tether Investments, S.A. de C.V. (“Tether”) to acquire all of ...

Abstract: This paper provides a tutorial treatment of recent stochastic network optimization techniques, including Lyapunov network optimization, backpressure, and max-weight decision making. A new ...

Exor grew NAV per share despite sector headwinds, strengthened its cash position, and has a low leverage ratio. Lingotto delivered strong returns, recent IPOs and asset disposals enhanced flexibility, ...

Exor’s FY24 performance was uninspiring, with Stellantis dragging down the very strong contribution from Ferrari. Recent actions—reducing Ferrari concentration, executing a large buyback, and ...

The Tender Offer will be carried out as part of the €1 billion share buyback program announced by Exor in February 2025. Exor's Board of Directors believes that the current value of Exor provides an ...

Ferrari shares were down 7% in early trading after closing on Wednesday at 483 euros, near their record high. Exor, the holding company of Italy's Agnelli family, raised about 3 billion euros ($3.14 ...

Exor remains fully committed to supporting Ferrari’s strategy as well as remaining its largest shareholder for the long-term The transaction will reduce concentration within Exor’s portfolio. Sale ...

"Exor becomes a long-term investor in Clarivate, endorsing the strategic direction set out by the company's management and board," the companies said. Italy's Agnelli family has a 10.1% stake in New ...

Monday's announcement is the latest step in the holding company's investment campaign, propelled two years ago by the $9 billion it raised from the sale of its reinsurer PartnerRe to France's Covea.

MILAN, March 4 (Reuters) - Italy's Agnelli family has a 10.1% stake in New York-listed information services provider Clarivate 16A.F through their investment arm Exor EXOR.AS, the two companies said ...