Milan — Italy’s Pirelli said on Monday that the government’s “golden powers” in the company meant it was no longer controlled by China’s Sinochem, in a move that might make it easier for the tyre maker to expand in the US. The company’s Chinese and Italian …
Pirelli took a first step to distance itself from its main investor, declaring on Monday that China’s Sinochem no longer has control over the Italian tyremaker. The company downgraded the governance status of the Chinese conglomerate following a request …
Marco Polo International Italy (MPI), a subsidiary of China's Sinochem Holdings Corp Ltd, issued a statement expressing its deep disappointment and strong opposition regarding an assessment by Italian tire maker Pirelli's board of directors …
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Reuters MILAN (Reuters) -Pirelli's board is expected to approve on Monday an accord between shareholders to establish that the group's largest investor, China's state-owned Sinochem, does not exercise control over the tyre maker, an Italian …
MILAN (Reuters) -Pirelli's board is expected to approve on Monday an accord between shareholders to establish that the group's largest investor, China's state-owned Sinochem, does not exercise control over the tyre maker, an Italian daily said. …
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