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Ticker · MON ISIN · IT0000066016 LEI · 8156008B5A6D3D9AF935 XMIL Publishing, broadcasting, and content production and distribution activities
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Filings indexed 568 across all filing types
Latest filing 2025-03-11 M&A Activity
Country IT Italy
Listing XMIL MON

About Monrif

https://www.monrif.it/

Monrif S.p.A. is a holding company with diversified operations primarily in the media and publishing sectors. The company's core activities include the publication of several major regional daily newspapers, including il Resto del Carlino, La Nazione, and Il Giorno, which are combined under the national banner Quotidiano Nazionale (QN). Its portfolio also features the equestrian periodical Cavallo Magazine. In addition to its editorial operations, Monrif is active in commercial printing through its subsidiary Poligrafici Printing S.p.A. and manages advertising sales via SpeeD S.r.l. The group's interests extend to the hospitality sector with Monrif Hotels, which serves business and leisure clients. Further activities include new media services through its digital agency GoSpeed S.r.l. and investments in the real estate market.

Recent filings

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Comunicazione ai sensi dell’articolo 41, comma 2, lettera c), del Regolamento adottato con delibera CONSOB del 14 maggio 1999, n. 11971 (“Regolamento Emittenti”)
M&A Activity Classification · 99% confidence The document is a formal communication issued by Monrif S.p.A. on behalf of Monti Riffeser S.r.l., dated March 11, 2025. The subject explicitly references compliance with Article 41, paragraph 2, letter c) of the CONSOB Issuer's Regulation ("Regolamento Emittenti"). The core content details specific purchase operations of Monrif shares by Monti Riffeser as part of a mandatory purchase obligation ("Obbligo di Acquisto") following a threshold crossing (over 90% ownership). This type of mandatory disclosure regarding insider transactions or significant ownership changes, especially those related to tender offers or mandatory buy-ins governed by specific market regulations (like CONSOB rules in Italy), aligns closely with insider trading reports or major shareholding notifications. Since the document details the transaction volume, price, and resulting ownership percentage (91.738%), it is a direct report of insider activity related to capital structure changes/takeover obligations. While it details director/insider dealing (DIRS), the context is specifically about the mandatory purchase obligation following a threshold breach, which is a specific type of transaction reporting. Given the options, 'Director's Dealing' (DIRS) covers personal share transactions by executives, but this is a mandatory corporate action disclosure related to a threshold crossing. 'Major Shareholding Notification' (MRQ) is for changes in significant share ownership levels (crossing thresholds). Since the document explicitly states the purpose is related to the mandatory purchase obligation following the crossing of the 90% threshold, MRQ is the most precise fit for reporting the resulting shareholding change and the transactions leading to it under regulatory mandate, although DIRS is also related to insider activity. However, MRQ specifically covers the notification of crossing ownership thresholds. The document reports the transaction and the resulting new ownership percentage (91.738%). I will classify this as Major Shareholding Notification (MRQ) as the primary driver is the threshold crossing and subsequent reporting of the new holding.
2025-03-11 Italian
Internal Dealing
Director's Dealing Classification · 100% confidence The document text contains a structured notification format with the subject 'Oggetto: Internal Dealing' and the description 'Si evidenzia nuovo internal Dealing di acquisizione da parte di Monti Riffeser S.r.l.'. It explicitly uses the template for 'notification and public disclosure of transactions by persons discharging managerial responsibilities and persons closely associated with them.' This directly corresponds to the reporting of personal share transactions by company directors and executives (insider trades). This matches the definition for Director's Dealing (Code: DIRS). The document is a specific regulatory disclosure, not a general announcement of a report (RPA) or a general filing (RNS).
2025-03-11 Italian
Comunicazione ai sensi dell’articolo 41, comma 2, lettera c), del Regolamento adottato con delibera CONSOB del 14 maggio 1999, n. 11971 (“Regolamento Emittenti”)
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 99% confidence The document is a formal communication issued by Monrif S.p.A. on March 10, 2025, detailing share purchase operations conducted by Monti Riffeser S.r.l. concerning the mandatory purchase obligation (Obbligo di Acquisto) following the crossing of the 90% ownership threshold, as per Italian regulations (CONSOB, TUF). This type of filing reports specific transactions related to capital structure changes, insider dealings, or mandatory buy-back procedures. Since it details transactions by an insider (Monti Riffeser) regarding company shares, it strongly aligns with Director's Dealing (DIRS) or Share Issue/Capital Change (SHA). However, the core subject is the execution of a mandatory purchase obligation following a takeover/control threshold breach, which involves insider transactions by a controlling shareholder. Given the specific nature of reporting personal share transactions by directors/executives (even if the entity is a controlling shareholder acting under regulatory mandate), DIRS is a strong candidate. Alternatively, since it details changes in share ownership resulting from a mandatory tender offer/purchase obligation, it relates to capital structure changes. Looking at the definitions, DIRS (Director's Dealing) covers personal share transactions by directors and executives. While Monti Riffeser is a controlling entity, the report details their specific transactions. However, the context is a mandatory purchase obligation following a threshold crossing, which is a specific corporate action. Since the document explicitly details the quantity and price of shares acquired by the controlling entity to fulfill a regulatory obligation stemming from a prior event (crossing 90%), it is most accurately classified as a report on capital structure changes or a specific regulatory transaction report. Given the options, and noting that this is a mandatory transaction report related to control/ownership changes rather than routine insider trading, it fits best under Capital/Financing Update (CAP) or potentially Regulatory Filings (RNS) if no better fit exists. Since it details the execution of a mandatory purchase obligation (a financing/capital structure event), CAP is plausible. However, the most precise fit for reporting specific share transactions by insiders/controlling parties is often DIRS or SHA. Since this is a mandatory buy-back related to crossing a control threshold, it is a specific regulatory disclosure. It is not a general earnings release, audit report, or AGM material. It is a specific regulatory disclosure about share transactions. Given the options, and recognizing this is a mandatory disclosure about share transactions by a controlling party, it is closest to Director's Dealing (DIRS) or Share Issue/Capital Change (SHA). Since it is reporting the *execution* of a mandatory purchase obligation, which is a capital event, SHA is a possibility, but DIRS covers personal transactions by executives/directors. Since the transaction is mandated by crossing a threshold, it is a specific regulatory disclosure. I will classify it as a Regulatory Filing (RNS) as it is a specific CONSOB disclosure that doesn't perfectly match the transactional codes (like DIV, POS, SHA) but is clearly a mandatory regulatory announcement. Revisiting the definitions: This is a mandatory disclosure of share purchases by a controlling entity (Monti Riffeser) fulfilling an obligation (Art. 108 TUF). This is a specific regulatory filing. Since it details share transactions by an insider/controlling party, DIRS is often used for such disclosures in practice, even if the transaction is mandated. Let's check DIRS: 'Report of personal share transactions by company directors and executives (insider trades).' This fits the nature of reporting insider transactions. I will select DIRS as the most specific fit for reporting share transactions by an executive/controlling party. Confidence is high because the document structure and content clearly indicate a mandatory regulatory disclosure regarding share transactions.
2025-03-10 Italian
Internal Dealing
Director's Dealing Classification · 100% confidence The document is titled 'Modello di notifica e di comunicazione al pubblico delle operazioni effettuate da persone che esercitano funzioni di amministrazione, di controllo o di direzione e da persone a loro strettamente associate' (Template for notification and public disclosure of transactions by persons discharging managerial responsibilities and persons closely associated with them). The 'Oggetto' (Subject) is 'Internal Dealing'. Furthermore, the text explicitly mentions a new 'Internal Dealing di acquisizione' (Internal Dealing of acquisition) by Monti Riffeser S.r.l. This content directly corresponds to the reporting requirements for insider transactions by directors and executives, which maps to the Director's Dealing category.
2025-03-10 Italian
Comunicazione ai sensi dell’articolo 41, comma 2, lettera c), del Regolamento adottato con delibera CONSOB del 14 maggio 1999, n. 11971 (“Regolamento Emittenti”)
M&A Activity Classification · 99% confidence The document is a formal communication ("Comunicato stampa") issued by Monrif S.p.A. on March 7, 2025, concerning transactions related to an Obligation to Purchase shares (Obbligo di Acquisto) following a threshold crossing (reaching over 90% ownership) by Monti Riffeser S.r.l. This document details specific share purchase operations (date, quantity, price) conducted by an insider/related party (Monti Riffeser) regarding the company's stock. This activity—reporting personal/insider share transactions, especially those related to mandatory buyback procedures following control changes—falls under the scope of insider dealing or director's dealing reports, although it is specifically mandated by Italian regulation (CONSOB/TUF) regarding ownership changes. Reviewing the definitions: - 10-K/IR: Not a full annual or interim report. - ER: Not an earnings release. - DIV/CAP/SHA: Not purely a dividend, financing, or general share issue announcement, but a specific transaction report. - DIRS (Director's Dealing): This category covers reports of personal share transactions by directors and executives (insider trades). While the reporting party here is a controlling entity (Monti Riffeser) executing a mandatory purchase, the core content is the disclosure of insider/controlling shareholder transactions, which aligns most closely with the intent of DIRS, or potentially a general regulatory filing (RNS) if DIRS is too narrow. Given the specific nature of reporting transactions by controlling parties/insiders, DIRS is the best fit among the specific options, as it relates to ownership changes by insiders/controlling shareholders. - RNS: This is a fallback. Since the content is a specific transaction report by a controlling shareholder/insider, DIRS is more precise than RNS. Conclusion: The document reports specific share transactions by a controlling shareholder related to a mandatory purchase obligation, which is a form of insider/controlling shareholder transaction disclosure, best classified as Director's Dealing (DIRS) in this context.
2025-03-07 Italian
Internal Dealing
Director's Dealing Classification · 100% confidence The document is a formal notification published on Euronext Milan, dated March 7, 2025. The key subject ('Oggetto') is 'Internal Dealing'. The text explicitly uses the template for 'notification and public disclosure of transactions by persons discharging managerial responsibilities and persons closely associated with them' (Modello di notifica e di comunicazione al pubblico delle operazioni effettuate da persone che esercitano funzioni di amministrazione, di controllo o di direzione e da persone a loro strettamente associate). This directly corresponds to the definition of Director's Dealing (insider trades by executives/directors). Therefore, the correct classification is DIRS.
2025-03-07 Italian

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