The acquisition is being executed through TML CV Holdings, a Dutch subsidiary of the Indian automotive giant. Iveco's board has signaled unanimous support for the transaction, advising shareholders to approve the offer during the upcoming meeting on October 16. Exor, which serves as the primary shareholder for the Italian firm, has already committed to backing the proposal.

Management from both companies emphasized that transitioning Iveco into a wholly private subsidiary is fundamental to securing its long-term market position. The integration plan includes maintaining current employee rights and benefits, with leadership explicitly stating they do not anticipate workforce reductions following the merger. The deal encompasses the entirety of Iveco’s portfolio, including the FPT powertrain division, Iveco Bus, and the financial services arm, Iveco Capital.