Milan court upholds rejection of Inwit's injunction bid against Fastweb
A Milan court confirmed the denial of Inwit's preliminary injunction over Fastweb's termination of the MSA, citing only lack of urgency.
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what happened
A Milan court has confirmed its decision to reject preliminary injunctive relief sought by Inwit over Fastweb's termination of the MSA agreement. According to Inwit's statement, the court based its refusal solely on the absence of urgency, known as periculum in mora.
The court also said the decline in the value of Inwit shares occurred in conjunction with a joint statement from TIM and Fastweb about reaching a non-binding agreement for a joint venture.
why it matters
For investors this is a legal episode involving Fastweb rather than new financial results. Still, the link between the share drop and the TIM and Fastweb talks may weigh on Inwit's valuation until the deal terms become clear.
market impact
Inwit: the Fastweb dispute and TIM talks pressure the company's shares
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- Inwit Says Milan Court Confirms Rejection Of Preliminary Injunctive Relief On Fastweb Termination Of MSA — Reuters, 19 October 2026 at 16:03 UTC
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