In a recent analysis, RBC Capital Markets assessed the potential benefits of a consolidation between Cellnex and Inwit. Cellnex underwent an IPO earlier this year and is now is listed on the Madrid stock exchange with a market cap of around €3.5bn (at time of writing) while Inwit’s IPO is expected to commence over the next few days with an initial expected stock price between €3.50 and €3.65. In this article, TowerXchange reports key data and projections as released by RBC and draws its own conclusions on the possible merger between the two entities.
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In its report, “What’s Inwit for cellnex”, RBC Capital Markets stated that a merger between Cellnex and Inwit “could generate substantial additional value beyond an IPO, while a cellnex-Inwit combination would be accretive by over 20% to FCF per share.”