RedFish LongTerm Capital signs new shareholder pact for Tesi after Invitalia exit
Bitget2026/09/23 15:39- RedFish LongTerm Capital signed new shareholder agreements governing its stake in TESI following Invitalia’s exit from the company.
- TESI acquired Invitalia’s 20% holding via a share buyback following its conversion into a joint-stock company; the shares are set to be canceled.
- Post-cancellation ownership is expected to shift to Aegis at 74% from 60%, RedFish LongTerm Capital at 26% from 20%.
- Revised governance grants RedFish LongTerm Capital an extra board seat, veto rights on reserved matters, while majority control remains with Aegis.
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