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Ticker · CAI ISIN · IT0004329733 LEI · 8156000BA1E707067579 XMIL Publishing, broadcasting, and content production and distribution activities
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Latest filing 2016-08-10 Interim / Quarterly Rep…
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About Cairo Communication

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Cairo Communication is a diversified media and publishing group. Its core activities encompass magazine publishing, television broadcasting, and advertising sales. The company's publishing division, Cairo Editore, produces a wide portfolio of weekly and monthly magazines covering topics such as lifestyle, current events, television, and special interests. In broadcasting, it operates the television network La7. Through its subsidiary RCS MediaGroup, it also controls major newspapers including Corriere della Sera and Gazzetta dello Sport. Additionally, the group's advertising agency, CairoRCS Media, manages advertising concessions for its own media properties and for third-party clients.

Recent filings

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Deposito Relazione Finanziaria Semestrale al 30 06 2016
Interim / Quarterly Report Classification · 1% confidence The document is a 'Relazione finanziaria semestrale' (Half-Yearly Financial Report) for Cairo Communication S.p.A. as of June 30, 2016. It contains a comprehensive index, management discussion (Relazione intermedia sulla gestione), consolidated financial statements, and audit reports. It is a full financial report for a period shorter than a fiscal year, not an announcement or a summary, thus fitting the definition of an Interim/Quarterly Report (IR). H1 2016
2016-08-10 Italian
Modifica statuto
Governance Information Classification · 1% confidence The document text consists of articles detailing the corporate structure, share capital, issuance of shares, obligations, and procedures for shareholder meetings (Assemblee) of 'CAIRO COMMUNICATION S.P.A.'. Specifically, it covers the company's object (Art. 2), registered office (Art. 3), capital structure (Art. 6, 7, 8), issuance of bonds (Art. 9), and detailed rules for convening and conducting shareholder meetings (Art. 10, 11, 12, 13). The content strongly aligns with the foundational rules governing a company's operation and shareholder rights, which are typically codified in the company's bylaws or articles of association (Statuto). Since this document outlines the fundamental rules of the company, it is most closely related to Governance Information (CGR), which covers internal rules and board structure, or potentially a foundational document related to a capital change or AGM, but the comprehensive nature points to the corporate charter itself. Given the options, 'Governance Information' (CGR) is the best fit for a detailed 'Statuto' outlining governance and capital rules, although 'DEF 14A' (Remuneration) or 'AGM-R' (AGM Info) are related to shareholder meetings, this text is the underlying legal framework, not the meeting materials themselves. The presence of 'STATUTO' in the header confirms this is the Articles of Association/Bylaws, which falls under Governance.
2016-08-08 Romanian
Modifica statuto
Governance Information Classification · 1% confidence The document text consists of articles detailing the company's bylaws or articles of association ('STATUTO'). It covers the company name, object/purpose (Art. 2), registered office (Art. 3), duration (Art. 5), capital structure, share types, capital increase procedures (Art. 6, 7), reduction procedures (Art. 8), bond issuance (Art. 9), and detailed rules for shareholder meetings (Assemblee, Art. 10-13), including voting rights (double voting rights in Art. 13.7). This content is foundational corporate governance documentation, not a periodic financial filing (like 10-K, IR, ER) or a specific announcement (like DIV, DIRS, MANG). Among the provided codes, 'Governance Information' (CGR) is the most appropriate classification for a document detailing the company's statutory rules and governance framework.
2016-08-08 Romanian
Statuto vigente di Cairo Communication Spa
Regulatory Filings Classification · 1% confidence The document text consists of articles detailing the structure, purpose, capital, shareholder meetings, and administration rules of a company named 'CAIRO COMMUNICATION S.P.A.'. This content is characteristic of a company's Bylaws or Articles of Association (Statuto Sociale in Italian). Since the provided classification codes do not include a specific code for 'Articles of Association' or 'Bylaws', I must select the most appropriate fallback or related category. The document outlines fundamental governance and operational rules, which are often disclosed or referenced in filings related to corporate governance (CGR) or general regulatory filings (RNS). Given the comprehensive nature of the text detailing the company's foundational rules, it is most closely related to Governance Information (CGR). However, as this is a foundational legal document (Statuto), and not a periodic report or announcement, the most general regulatory fallback, RNS, is also plausible if CGR is too specific. Since the text explicitly details governance structure (Art. 14, 15) and meeting procedures (Art. 10-13), CGR is a strong fit for the *content type*. If this were a filing *about* the statute, RNS would be better. Assuming this is the statute itself being filed or referenced, CGR captures the essence of the content better than the general RNS fallback, although RNS is the safest catch-all. Given the detailed governance rules, I will classify it as Governance Information (CGR).
2016-07-26 Italian
Statuto vigente di Cairo Communication Spa con evidenza delle modifiche
Governance Information Classification · 1% confidence The document text consists of detailed articles outlining the corporate structure, share capital, meeting procedures, and administration rules of 'CAIRO COMMUNICATION S.P.A.'. Specifically, it covers the company's bylaws (Statuto Sociale), detailing articles on denomination, object, headquarters, duration, capital structure (including historical changes related to share increases and mergers/exchanges like RCS MediaGroup), shareholder meetings (convocation, voting), and the Board of Directors. This content is characteristic of a company's foundational governing document, which is often filed or referenced in relation to corporate governance or statutory changes. Since it details the internal rules, board structure, and governance practices, it aligns best with the Governance Information category (CGR). It is not a financial report (10-K, IR), an earnings announcement (ER), or a proxy statement (DEF 14A/PSI).
2016-07-26 Italian
Relazione illustrativa amministratori assemblea straordinaria
Proxy Solicitation & Information Statement Classification · 1% confidence The document is titled "RELAZIONE ILLUSTRATIVA SULLE PROPOSTE DI CUI AI PUNTI 1) E 2) ALL'ORDINE DEL GIORNO DELL'ASSEMBLEA STRAORDINARIA DEGLI AZIONISTI DI CAIRO COMMUNICATION S.P.A." (Explanatory Report on the Proposals under Items 1) and 2) on the Agenda of the Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting of Cairo Communication S.p.A.). It explicitly references Italian civil code articles (e.g., art. 2441, comma 6, cod. civ.) and CONSOB regulations, which are typical for Italian corporate governance and shareholder meeting documentation. The content details proposals for capital increases related to a tender offer (Offerta Pubblica di Scambio) and subsequent amendments to the bylaws, which are matters discussed and voted upon at an Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting. Since this is the detailed explanatory report provided to shareholders *before* the meeting to justify the proposals, it strongly aligns with the documentation provided for shareholder votes and meetings, specifically the materials that precede or constitute the formal meeting process. While it discusses capital changes (CAP), its primary function is to explain proposals for a shareholder meeting. Given the context of an 'Assemblea Straordinaria' (Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting) and the detailed explanation of proposals, this document is best classified as related to the meeting process. However, none of the codes perfectly match an 'Explanatory Report for an Extraordinary Meeting'. Let's re-evaluate the options: - AGM-R: For Annual General Meeting (AGM) materials. This is an Extraordinary Meeting, but the structure is similar to AGM documentation. - DEF 14A: Proxy Solicitation/Information Statement. This document serves a similar purpose to a proxy statement by explaining proposals requiring shareholder votes. - PSI: Proxy Solicitation & Information Statement. This is a strong candidate as it explains proposals for a vote. Given the detailed legal justification for capital increases being proposed to an Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting, this document functions as the core information statement soliciting shareholder approval for specific corporate actions. In the context of US filings, this is analogous to a Proxy Statement (DEF 14A or PSI). Since the document is an explanatory report for an Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting, and it details proposals requiring shareholder deliberation, PSI (Proxy Solicitation & Information Statement) is the most appropriate fit, as it covers materials sent to shareholders to provide information and request votes for meetings, even if the meeting is extraordinary rather than annual. If the document were purely about the results of the vote, DVA would apply. If it were just about the capital increase itself, CAP might apply. But since it is the *explanatory report* for the meeting agenda items, PSI is the best fit.
2016-06-28 Italian

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