According to Vittorio Mincato, chairman of Italy’s state-owned postal services company Poste Italiane, 2006 is likely to be a good year for Poste Italine’s listing on the Italian stock exchange, it was reported on June 28, 2005. Mincato speaking at a meeting in Vicenza, northern Italy. Minacto said that he was working on a reorganisation in the company, which would lead to its listing, but not in the near future.
Read MoreThe number of prepaid credit cards, issued by Italy’s state-owned postal services company Poste Italiane, has reached 1.2 million, the company CEO, Massimo Sarmi, said on June 27, 2005. The one millionth Poste Italiane Postepay card was handed to its owner at a special ceremony in March 2005. Between 60 pct and 70 pct of the Postepay card users are young people, Sarmi said.
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“I’m against the possibility of dividing Poste Italiane S.p.A.,” said the Civil Service Minister, Mario Baccini, speaking at the Slp Cisl convention at Chianciano. “The company’s recovery was done with the contribution of the unions and workers. I think we have to continue dialogue. The Poste belongs to the entire country, and it can become an important segment for reinforcing the competitiveness of our country. Because of this, I’m against a possible division of the company. I don’t believe that the market can solve the problem of taking registered mail to remote Italian towns. The company’s unity must be our guidelines.”
Read MoreThe Italian Economy Ministry appointed Vittorio Mincato chairman of Italian state-owned postal services company Poste Italiane. Massimo Sarmi was appointed CEO. Francesco Mengozzi and Enzo Cardi stepped down from their positions of members of the board of directors. The new board now includes, apart from Vittorio Mincato and Massimo Sarmi, Salvatore Biasco, Roberto Colombo, Franco Corlaita, Nunzio Guglielmino, Angelo Mariano, Filippo Milone, Mauro Michielion, Francesco Pizzo and Giampaolo Rossi.
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