Siemens soars 11% on the Ibex after confirming that it is studying an exclusion bid on Gamesa

shares

have soared above 11% on their return to the floor after the

(CNMV) has cautiously suspended their listing before the start of the session.

The reason must be found in the intention of Siemens Energy, its largest shareholder, to launch a cash takeover bid (OPA) for all the shares of Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy to exclude it from listing.

"Siemens Engery AG confirms that its management team is considering a public tender offer in cash for all the shares of Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy SA with the intention of excluding the listed company", the company has informed the CNMV to root of the news advanced by

.

The company also assures that "the result of said analysis is still open. No decision has been made and there is no certainty that the operation will materialize."

After the statement and the subsequent lifting of the suspension, the company's shares are exchanged in the early stages of the session at 15.8 euros, 11.8% above Tuesday's close.

His pull leads the rises in the Ibex 35, which this Wednesday advanced almost 0.5% and slightly exceeded 8,500 points.

Behind Siemens Gamesa are

(+4.7%),

(+3.3%) and

(+1.7%), while Indra (-1.45%) and the tourism sector are as the worst values ​​of the selective.

The rest of the European stock markets have an almost flat behavior while in the

market , the price of a barrel of Brent (reference in Europe) is marked up by 0.5%, up to 112 dollars, compared to 0.79 % earned by WTI (reference in the US), up to 110 greenbacks.

As for the

, it stood at 1.0517.

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