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Football and construction tycoon Florentino Pérez makes a proposition to a wealthy dynasty
Italian group has been under pressure to relinquish control of Autostrade per l’Italia
Offer for controlling stake in Italy’s largest motorway network falls short of some minority investors’ target
Company also intends to offload Italian toll road arm at centre of Genoa bridge collapse
A stock market-based solution is the fairest option for Atlantia shareholders
Group proposes alternative structure for offloading toll roads unit in wake of Genoa tragedy
Hohn’s TCI says Rome acted illegally when it forced Atlantia to relinquish control of toll road business
Sale of majority stake in Autostrade to state-owned CDP follows dispute over 2018 Genoa bridge collapse
Group controlled by Benetton family accuse Italian government of breaching EU law
Atlantia launches ‘data room’ to share information on crisis-hit toll road arm
Rome faces dilemma over supporting large employer that critics want stripped of concessions
Probe claims employees falsified reports into safety of other viaducts
Police investigate allegations that safety reports at other sites were falsified
Move is part of inquiry into disaster last year that killed 43 people
Reviving the Italian carrier brings chance of redemption for Atlantia’s CEO
Search aims to find out how Genoa bridge safety issues were brought to board’s attention
Report into disaster says faults in structure had been identified since 2009
Part of privately operated motorway gave way in August
Populist government wants to renationalise motorways but faces a test in turning rhetoric into policy
Thousands of state contracts under scrutiny, including Berlusconi media interests
Figuring out what Autostrade should pay after fatal disaster is not an exact science
Ministry aware of structural issues before collapse but did not limit traffic, says study
Autostrade says collapsed viaduct in Genoa can be replaced within eight months
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