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Poste Italiane S.p.A.

Poste Italiane S.p.A. provides postal, logistics, and financial and insurance products and services in Italy. The company operates through four segments: Mail, Parcels and Distribution; PostePay Services; Financial Services; and Insurance Services. Its Mail, Parcels and Distribution segment engages in the mail, parcel, and logistics activities, as well as provision of welfare services. The PostePay Services segment provides payment management and e-money services through a network of LIS sales points, as well as mobile and fixed telephone services and electricity and gas sales services. Its Financial Services segment engages in the placement and distribution of financial and insurance products and services, such as current accounts, postal savings products, mutual funds, financing, insurance policies, and activities. The Insurance Services segment is involved in the investment, retirement, and protection businesses through the issuance of life and P&C insurance products. The company was founded in 1862 and is based in Rome, Italy.

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Leonardo to raise stake in Italy's PSN cloud hub to 35% in broader reshuffle

Italian defence group Leonardo is preparing to increase its stake in the National Strategic Hub, which manages cloud services for Italy's public administration, by acquiring an additional 10% from state-owned IT company Sogei, sources told Reuters. The deal, which could be announced by the end of this month, would lift Leonardo's holding to 35% from 25%. The transaction is part of a broader shareholder overhaul aimed at placing the cloud company under the control of two shareholders with a clear industrial rationale, with Poste Italiane set to acquire a 20% stake from state lender CDP and eventually targeting 65% through its takeover bid for TIM, currently the largest shareholder with 45%. Under the reshuffle, Poste would appoint the chief executive while Leonardo would nominate the chairperson. PSN is central to Italy's cloud migration programme backed by about €2 billion from the European Union's post-pandemic Recovery Fund.
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