Milan prosecutor drops corruption charges against Coima CEO
Wednesday, November 11, 2026 · first reported by IPE Real Assets
Milan's Public Prosecutor's Office has asked the preliminary investigation judge to dismiss the corruption case against Manfredi Catella, founder of Coima, saying the evidence does not prove corruption. The prosecutor's statement is dated 10 November.
Prosecutors also want charges dropped against real estate managers Kryalos and Castello, Milan mayor Giuseppe Sala, and architects Stefano Boeri and Alessandro Scandurra. The case, first filed in July 2025, concerned Milan's landscape commission and urban planning. Catella said the decision brings a legal case to a close.
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