Ezentis returns to the market at the bottom of the Spanish stock market with falls above 6%

MADRID, 3 Oct. (EUROPA PRESS) -

Ezentis has returned to the market this Monday with falls above 6% after the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) lifted its suspension, which places the action at the bottom of the Spanish stock market.

The telecommunications services company, in pre-bankruptcy with creditors, has returned to the trading floor after a month of suspension by the stock market supervisor, considering that there was a lack of information to assess the share price.

The company presented the accounts for the first half of the year last Thursday. In the first six months of the year, the firm has multiplied its losses by four, to 51.6 million euros.

In the presentation of results, the firm's management insists on the importance of implementing the group's viability plan, for which they consider "very positive" to have a project portfolio of 472.2 million euros.

Ezentis needs to reach an agreement with its creditors, with whom it has liabilities of over 150 million euros that it cannot assume.

Shortly before 11:00 a.m., the firm's titles fell 6.04% to 0.07 euros. The action accumulates falls of 66.57% so far this year.