Recordati stock heads into the open after a flat close at EUR 52.00
Published on 09/15/2026 at 05:56 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Recordati stock closed at EUR 52.00 on Euronext Milan on September 11, 2026, unchanged on the day, according to Borsa Italiana data compiled in recent market overviews. Market data from MarketScreener indicate that this level left the shares modestly above the EUR 51.29 per share voluntary tender offer currently on the table.
September 11, 2026 in numbers
Recordati SpA (ISIN IT0003828271) finished the last completed session at EUR 52.00 on Euronext Milan on September 11, 2026, with the close matching the prior day’s settlement, leaving the daily percent change at 0.00%. MarketScreener’s tables for Borsa Italiana show the last recorded closing quote at EUR 52.00, with the stock up 0.19% over the previous five sessions and about 7.13% year to date, keeping the price within its recent trading corridor.MarketScreener also highlights that this closing level compares with the EUR 51.29 per share offer launched by CVC Capital Partners and Groupe Bruxelles Lambert, giving shareholders a small premium in the market relative to the bid price.
Recent commentary notes that Recordati stock traded at about EUR 52.25 on Euronext Milan on September 14, 2026, modestly above both the September 11, 2026 close and the tender offer price, suggesting that the market continues to price in some probability of an improved proposal.Ad-hoc-news reports that at that level the shares were up approximately 0.48% on the day versus a prior close of EUR 52.00, keeping the stock modestly positive for the year in a volatile broader European equity environment.
Takeover battle shapes today’s agenda
The main driver around Recordati today is the ongoing all-share takeover attempt and associated shareholder opposition. As Yahoo Finance reported on September 14, 2026, activist investor Palliser Capital sent a letter to Recordati’s board urging it to withdraw support for the EUR 51.29 per share tender offer from CVC Capital Partners and Groupe Bruxelles Lambert, arguing that the bid materially undervalues the company and could be detrimental to minority shareholders. According to MarketScreener, Palliser’s move has emboldened some minority shareholders who have publicly raised concerns about the takeover terms, keeping the debate active ahead of the next sessions.
Italian economic agenda coverage notes that a voluntary all-share tender offer promoted by Respighi BidCo, the acquisition vehicle used by CVC, remains in progress and continues to frame today’s trading backdrop for Recordati.SoldiOnline highlights the ongoing tender offer as part of the Italian economic agenda for September 15, 2026, underlining that corporate actions and shareholder responses around this bid are the key elements that could influence Recordati stock today ahead of the open.
