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Ticker · LBM ISIN · IT0005421646 LEI · 815600BD66DA7878FF03 XMIL Manufacturing
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Filings indexed 167 across all filing types
Latest filing 2023-09-06 Delisting Announcement
Country IT Italy
Listing XMIL LBM

About Labomar

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Labomar is a Contract Development and Manufacturing Organization (CDMO) that specializes in creating and producing food supplements, medical devices, foods for special medical purposes (FSMPs), and dermo-cosmetic products. The company operates as a full-service, one-stop-shop partner, offering customized development of bespoke products and ready-to-market formulations. Labomar leverages patented and advanced technologies with a strong emphasis on scientific research and innovation to manufacture high-quality products. Its services cover the entire product lifecycle, from formulation and the production of plant extracts to manufacturing and regulatory support for its clients.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
Comunicato Procedura congiunta e revoca
Delisting Announcement Classification · 1% confidence The document is an official communication from LBM Next S.p.A. regarding the final steps of a Voluntary Total Takeover Bid (Offerta Pubblica di Acquisto Volontaria Totalitaria) for Labomar S.p.A. Specifically, it announces the revocation from trading (delisting) of Labomar shares following the completion of the Sell-Out Period and the transfer of residual shares under Article 111 of the TUF (Italian Consolidated Financial Act). This action relates directly to the conclusion of a major corporate transaction involving the acquisition of shares, which falls under the scope of M&A activity or significant capital structure changes. Given the focus on the takeover bid conclusion, the delisting, and the transfer of shares post-offer, the most fitting category is M&A Activity (TAR). While it involves share transactions, the context is the culmination of a takeover bid, not routine share repurchase (POS) or insider dealing (DIRS). It is not a standard regulatory filing (RNS) because it is highly specific to a takeover process.
2023-09-06 Italian
Comunicato ex art. 41, comma 2, lett. c) RE
M&A Activity Classification · 1% confidence The document is a press release ('COMUNICATO STAMPA') issued by LBM Next S.p.A. concerning the acquisition of Labomar S.p.A. shares. It explicitly references an ongoing voluntary takeover bid ('offerta pubblica di acquisto volontaria totalitaria') and details a specific transaction (purchase of 896,250 shares) made by the Offeror (LBM Next S.p.A.) from a party acting in concert (CCP NO. 7.2 LIMITED). This type of disclosure, detailing transactions related to a tender offer or changes in share ownership thresholds, strongly aligns with regulations concerning major shareholdings or takeover activity. Since the core subject is the acquisition of shares as part of a formal offer process, the most appropriate category is Major Shareholding Notification (MRQ) or potentially Merger/Takeover Activity (TAR). Given the explicit mention of the 'Documento di Offerta' and the transaction details related to the offer, TAR (Takeover Activity Report) is a strong fit, but MRQ specifically covers notifications of changes in significant share ownership levels (crossing thresholds), which this transaction clearly represents (crossing 4.849%). However, in the context of a formal tender offer disclosure, this is a direct report on the progress of the takeover. Let's re-evaluate the definitions: TAR is for M&A proposals/takeover bids. MRQ is for changes in significant share ownership. Since this is a direct report on transactions executed *during* the tender offer, it falls under the scope of takeover activity reporting. Given the specific nature of reporting transactions during a formal takeover bid, TAR is slightly more precise than the general MRQ, although MRQ is also plausible. Since the document details the execution of a transaction related to the ongoing takeover bid, I will classify it as TAR (M&A Activity). If it were just a routine change outside a formal bid, MRQ would be better. The document is a formal regulatory communication regarding the tender offer progress.
2023-08-31 Italian
Comunicato Risultati Definitivi Sell-Out
Delisting Announcement Classification · 1% confidence The document is an official press release from LBM Next S.p.A. concerning the conclusion of the 'Sell-Out Procedure' (Procedura di Sell-Out) related to a voluntary takeover bid (Offerta Pubblica di Acquisto Volontaria Totalitaria) for Labomar S.p.A. The text explicitly discusses the final results of the sell-out, the payment schedule, the exercise of the mandatory purchase right (Obbligo di Acquisto) under Art. 108 TUF, and the subsequent delisting of Labomar shares. The core subject matter is the finalization of a takeover/squeeze-out process leading to the removal of shares from trading. This directly aligns with the definition of a takeover/merger activity, which is classified as 'TAR' (M&A Activity). Although it mentions delisting, the primary context is the completion of the acquisition process that *causes* the delisting, making TAR the most specific fit over DLST (Delisting Announcement), which is usually just the notice of removal.
2023-08-29 Italian
Comunicato Risultati Provvisori Sell-Out
Delisting Announcement Classification · 1% confidence The document is a press release detailing the provisional results of a 'Sell-Out Procedure' (Procedura di Sell-Out) following a voluntary takeover bid (Offerta Pubblica di Acquisto Volontaria Totalitaria) which has led to the Offeror and Concert Parties reaching over 95% ownership. The text explicitly mentions the subsequent steps for exercising the right of purchase (Art. 111 TUF) and fulfilling the mandatory purchase obligation (Art. 108, comma 1, TUF), culminating in the delisting of the shares ('DELISTING'). This entire process is directly related to the mandatory acquisition of remaining shares after a successful tender offer, which is a key component of a takeover/merger event. The most fitting category is 'M&A Activity' (TAR), as it reports the final stages of a takeover leading to delisting, rather than just a general 'Delisting Announcement' (DLST) which might be a standalone notice. Since the document provides detailed financial/shareholding results related to the takeover mechanics, it is not a simple RPA or RNS.
2023-08-28 Italian
Comunicato adesioni Sell-Out terza settimana
M&A Activity Classification · 1% confidence The document is a press release ("COMUNICATO STAMPA") issued by LBM Next S.p.A. regarding an ongoing voluntary takeover bid ("offerta pubblica di acquisto volontaria totalitaria") for Labomar S.p.A. Specifically, it provides an update on the acceptances received during the third week of the mandatory purchase obligation period (the "Procedura di Sell-Out") following the main tender offer. It details the number of shares tendered and the remaining shares subject to the sell-out obligation, referencing specific Italian regulatory articles (TUF, Regolamento Emittenti, Consob). This type of announcement, detailing the progress of a tender offer and subsequent mandatory buy-out procedures, is a specific corporate action related to capital structure changes or takeover activity. Since the document is an update on a takeover/merger process, the most appropriate category is M&A Activity (TAR). It is not the final report (10-K, IR) nor a general regulatory filing (RNS), but a specific announcement about a takeover process.
2023-08-25 Italian
Comunicato Adesioni Sell Out Seconda Settimana
M&A Activity Classification · 1% confidence The document is a press release ('Comunicato Stampa') issued by LBM Next S.p.A. regarding the ongoing mandatory purchase obligation ('obbligo di acquisto ai sensi dell'art. 108, comma 2, del TUF') following a prior voluntary tender offer ('offerta pubblica di acquisto volontaria totalitaria'). Specifically, it reports the level of acceptances ('ADESIONI') during the second week of the 'Sell-Out Procedure' (Periodo di Sell-Out). This content relates directly to corporate actions concerning share ownership, tender offers, and capital structure changes following an acquisition event. This falls under the scope of Capital/Financing Update (CAP) or potentially Regulatory Filings (RNS) if no other category fits. Since it details the mechanics and results of a mandatory buy-out phase stemming from a takeover, it is most closely aligned with 'Capital/Financing Update' (CAP) as it concerns the final stages of a capital restructuring event initiated by an acquisition, or potentially 'Transaction in Own Shares' (POS) if the focus was purely on the buyback, but 'CAP' is broader for financing/capital structure changes resulting from M&A activity. Given the context of a mandatory buy-out following a takeover, 'TAR' (M&A Activity) might also be considered, but 'CAP' covers the financing/capital structure outcome more directly than the initial M&A event itself. However, the core subject is the mandatory purchase/sell-out procedure following a successful takeover bid, which is a direct consequence of M&A activity. Let's re-evaluate the definitions. The document details the results of the 'Procedura di Sell-Out' related to a prior 'offerta pubblica di acquisto' (takeover bid). This is a direct continuation of M&A activity. 'TAR' is for merger proposals or takeover bids. Since this is the post-bid mandatory purchase phase, it is highly related to M&A. 'CAP' is for fundraising/financing/capital structure changes. The sell-out is a capital structure change forced by the takeover. Given the specific focus on the mechanics of the mandatory purchase following the takeover, 'TAR' (M&A Activity) is a strong candidate, but 'CAP' (Capital/Financing Update) also fits the description of capital structure changes. In many classification schemes, the post-bid squeeze-out/sell-out is categorized under the M&A umbrella or financing related to it. Since the document is a detailed regulatory update on the progress of the mandatory purchase phase of a takeover, 'TAR' (M&A Activity) is the most specific fit for the context of the underlying transaction, even if the immediate action is a capital change. If 'TAR' is reserved for the initial bid announcement, 'CAP' is the next best fit for the resulting capital restructuring. Given the Italian regulatory context (TUF, CONSOB), these are mandatory steps following a successful takeover. I will classify this as 'TAR' as it is intrinsically linked to the takeover process being finalized. If it were a general capital raise unrelated to a takeover, it would be CAP. Since it is the final stage of a takeover, TAR is appropriate.
2023-08-18 Italian

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