Rai Way

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Rai Way is an Italian listed company that owns the broadcasting infrastructure of state-owned RAI TV station. Its shares are traded into the FTSE Italia Mid Cap Index.

Key Information

Rai Way transmitter station located on Punta di Mezzo
Company type	Public
Traded as	BIT: RWAY FTSE Italia Mid Cap
Founded	29 July 1999 (1999-07-29)
Headquarters	66 via Teulada, Rome , Italy
Net income	€24,645,775 (2014)
Total assets	€335,117,552 (2014)
Total equity	€153,790,400 (2014)
Owner	RAI (65.073%) BlackRock (5.184%)
Parent	RAI
Website	Official website
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In 2015, EI Towers launched a hostile takeover bid for €1.2 billion; however, Italian law required RAI to hold at least 51% shares of the company.^[3]