(ANSA) - Rome, August 22 - The Atlantia board on Wednesday
started weighing the impact of the transport ministry's letter
to Autostrade per l'Italia seeking to revoke its license for
running Italy's highways, the Benetton-controlled holding
company said in a statement.
Atlantia is weighing the letter "with regard to the group's
financial instruments," it said.
The government wants to strip Autostrade of its concessionary
license after a Genoa bridge collapse that killed 43 a week ago.
The board also said it was considering the effects of
continual statements about it, given that it is quoted on the
Milan bourse.
It also said it fully supported Autostrade's 500-million-euo
plan for reconstruction and relief in Genoa.
Atlantia weighs impact of license revoke
Also statements' impact on stock, fully backs Autostrade plan