The Italian Competition Authority has resolved not to launch an in-depth investigation into the acquisition control of the logistics company MVN Srl by the the group's transport and logistics company Medlog Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC). The notified transaction Antitrust Authority provides that Medlog, which already holds a 51% stake in the share capital of MVN, acquires from Logistics Project Italia a further share of 29% thus holding a total shareholding of 80% of MVN's share capital and voting rights. LPI will remain holder of a 20% stake and will cease to be veto powers over strategic decisions and the appointment of top figures of MVN previously conferred on it.

The AGCM assessed that "in the present case, there are no elements to consider that the transition from joint control to exclusive control of Medlog is such as to modify the societal incentives compared to those it had before of the operation. As a result, the operation does not appear likely to affect in any way the current situation in the relevant markets identified' and 'to determine the establishment or strengthening of a dominant position'.

The AGCM also announced the decision to extend the 27 May the deadline for the conclusion of the procedure on the concentration between Ignazio Messina & C. and Terminal San Giorgio reopened earlier this year ( of 17 February 2026). The transaction consists of the acquisition of 100% of the share capital of the second company by the before. Recalling that last March 18 he had asked Ignazio Messina & C. information necessary for the purposes of the evaluation of the concentration to be transmitted by 24 March and specifying that the latter on 19 March had represented the impossibility of providing the data on time required in view of the high degree of complexity of the information required and the time required to data processing, the Antitrust Authority explained that, Considering that the information requested, necessary for the purposes of the assessment of the case, cannot be acquired within the foreseen and, therefore, fully evaluated within the current deadline of conclusion of the procedure, the extension of the of the deadline for the conclusion of the procedure.

Meanwhile, the AGCM has been notified of the transaction that provides for the acquisition by Poste Logistics Spa of the group Poste Italiane with sole control of Benetton Logistics Srl, spin-off of Benetton Group, with the purchase of 51% of the share capital social. The transaction provides for the creation of the joint venture venture Logistic 360. Among the central aspects of the operation there is are the strengthening and enhancement of the Castrette di Villorba, in the province of Treviso, one of the most advanced hubs dedicated to the management of the logistics of the fashion site that today it is able to manage 30 million animals on a total area of about 400,000 square meters, of which 100,000 equipped with the latest generation of automated systems.