(Tiper Stock Exchange) – Sciuker Framesa group listed on Euronext Growth Milan and active in the production of eco-sustainable windows and in the implementation of energy requalification interventions, announced that continue the discount on the invoice for the entire backlog. This can be read in a note that intends to reinsure investors after the Government has decided to intervene on the discipline that regulates the Superbonus and other concessions, establishing that for new interventions it will no longer be possible to resort to the transfer of credit or discount on the invoice.
The group listed on Piazza Affari supports the position of Ance expressed this morning by its president Federica Brancaccio who believes that in doing so “it was decided to bury families and businesses for who knows what reasons of state”. However, she means reassure its investors about the objectives of the 2022-2024 Business Plan presented on October 25, 2022 as the backlog relating to the 110 interventions placed among the plan assumptions substantially falls within the transitional rules envisaged by Legislative Decree 11/2023 which allow the normal operation of the credit assignment for all those interventions covered by Cila at the date publication of the same Decree in the Official Gazette.
“We were already ready for a scenario of reducing the flow of 110 and we agree with what was expressed by the president of ANCE regarding the unjustification of such an acceleration – comments theAD Marcus Cyprian – In any case, on the one hand, our entire backlog, being made up of construction sites that have already started and with Cilas presented before 31 December 2022, acquires even more value as it represents a treasure trove on which the new legislation does not intervene; on the contrary, it accelerates liquidity and therefore execution”.
“There remains a major open topic: the European Community has expressed very clearly, through the European directive EPBD (Energy Performance Building Directive), the objectives of residential efficiency; therefore, the This regulatory intervention by the Government represents a huge step backwards – he added – We hope that on this decision, for the good of the planet and for the value of our housing stock, the Government can return to the path of modernity and eco-sustainability”.