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AbitareIn Proposes Liquidation and Opens Partial Share Buyback Offer Ahead of December Vote

Key Facts

1The buyback offer acceptance period begins on November 9 and ends on November 27, 2026, with the possibility of an extension; the scheduled payment date is December 4.
2The board called an extraordinary shareholders’ meeting to vote on the proposal for early dissolution and voluntary liquidation on December 17, 2026.
3The company attributed its liquidation proposal to disruption of planning and building procedures in Milan, a halt in building permits and uncertainty over new projects.
4AbitareIn shares closed the November 6 session at 2.72 euros, down 1.45%.

On November 6, AbitareIn’s board approved a voluntary partial offer to buy the company’s shares, relying on authorization granted by the ordinary shareholders’ meeting on January 21, 2026. On the same day, the board called an extraordinary shareholders’ meeting to vote on a proposal for early voluntary dissolution and liquidation. The meeting is scheduled for December 17, 2026, in a single session. Dissolution and liquidation remain a proposal submitted to shareholders and do not constitute a final decision to end the company’s operations. This separates the cash share buyback offer from the liquidation proposal awaiting a vote.

The offer acceptance period begins on November 9, 2026, at 8:30 and ends on November 27 at 17:30, with the possibility of an extension. The company set December 4 as the payment date, unless the acceptance period is extended. These dates give shareholders who wish to accept the offer a window before the shareholders’ meeting. However, the offer details published here do not specify the maximum number of shares or the purchase price, so the offer’s value or size cannot be inferred from this information. The liquidation vote remains a separate step after the acceptance period ends and the announced payment date.

The company linked its liquidation proposal to the continued disruption of planning and building procedures in the Municipality of Milan. It said the situation had effectively halted the issuance of building permits, leaving the timing and execution of new projects uncertain. The company said the continuing disruption had impaired its ability to start and develop new projects in its core market. It thus places the difficulty of obtaining approvals at the heart of its rationale for putting early dissolution to shareholders. According to the company, the proposal is tied to the persistence of these conditions and the lack of clarity over the path for new projects.

The company cited the sale of real estate initiatives that were still awaiting approvals, saying the transaction converted assets with uncertain development timelines into assured proceeds. It said this reduced the level of risk associated with those assets. But it also linked the continuing disruption to a diminished ability to launch and develop new projects in Milan, explaining why it submitted the liquidation proposal to the shareholders’ meeting. This rationale does not mean shareholders have approved ending the company; the proposal is still awaiting the vote scheduled for December. The outcome of that vote will determine whether the proposal for early dissolution and liquidation is approved.

Before the evening news was published, AbitareIn shares ended the November 6 session at 2.72 euros, down 1.45% during the session. Teleborsa published its report at 20:27, after the shares had closed. The price and daily change therefore reflect the session before the report was published and do not describe any subsequent trading response to the evening announcement. The next announced steps are the start of offer acceptance on November 9, its end on November 27 unless extended, and payment on December 4 as scheduled. Shareholders will then meet on December 17 to vote on the proposal for early dissolution and voluntary liquidation.