The pact represents 24.36 percent of Retelit's capital after SVM,
which holds 9.99 percent through a fund it advises, teamed up
with Bousval, the single biggest investor with a 14.37 percent
stake, a document on the company's website showed.
"Retelit has a very interesting opportunity to become a platform
for industry consolidation and the candidates we propose bring a
wealth of M&A expertise to the table," Gianluca Ferrari,
director at SVM, told Reuters, explaining the planned board
changes.
SVM, which manages 3 billion euros in assets, said the
shareholders intend to re-appoint chairman Dario Pardi and CEO
Federico Protto.
"Over the past three years, the current executive team has
performed beyond our expectations and we are confident that they
are the right people to lead the company towards its ambitious
2022 targets."
Shareholders in Retelit will meet to pick a new board on April
27.
(Reporting by Maiya Keidan in London and Valentina Za in Milan,
editing by Agnieszka Flak and Carolyn Cohn)
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