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Ticker · MON ISIN · IT0000066016 LEI · 8156008B5A6D3D9AF935 XMIL Publishing, broadcasting, and content production and distribution activities
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Latest filing 2025-02-24 Share Issue/Capital Cha…
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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”)
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 95% confidence The document is a formal communication issued by Monrif S.p.A. on February 24, 2025, referencing Italian regulations (CONSOB, TUF) and specifically detailing share purchase operations conducted by Monti Riffeser S.r.l. as part of an 'Obbligo di Acquisto' (Mandatory Purchase Obligation) following a threshold crossing (above 90% ownership). This document reports on insider transactions (director/controlling shareholder dealing) related to capital structure changes or mandatory buybacks. While it involves share transactions by a controlling entity, the core content is the reporting of these specific transactions by an insider/controlling shareholder, which aligns closely with the 'Director's Dealing' category (DIRS) or potentially a 'Transaction in Own Shares' (POS) if the entity buying back was the company itself, but here it is a controlling shareholder fulfilling a mandatory obligation. Given the context of reporting specific share transactions by an insider/controlling party, DIRS is the most appropriate fit, although it is a mandatory buyback rather than a voluntary trade. However, since the document explicitly reports the 'operazioni di acquisto' (purchase operations) by Monti Riffeser, it falls under the scope of reporting significant share movements by related parties. If DIRS is strictly for directors, then POS (Transaction in Own Shares) might be considered, but POS usually refers to the company buying back its own stock. Since this is a mandatory buyback by a controlling shareholder, and it details the quantity and price of shares acquired, it is a notification of a significant transaction by a major shareholder/insider. Comparing the definitions, DIRS (Director's Dealing) is the closest fit for reporting personal/insider share transactions, even if the actor is a controlling entity fulfilling a regulatory obligation. Alternatively, since it details changes in ownership percentage (91.032%), it touches upon MRQ (Major Shareholding Notification). However, the primary action reported is the *transaction* itself. Given the nature of mandatory buybacks following threshold breaches, this is often classified under insider/major shareholder activity reporting. I will classify this as DIRS as it reports specific transactions by a controlling party, which is functionally similar to insider dealing reporting requirements, or MRQ. Since the document explicitly details the number of shares acquired and the resulting ownership percentage (91.032%), MRQ (Major Shareholding Notification) is also highly relevant. Since the document is a formal regulatory communication (REGEM) detailing the results of a mandatory purchase obligation, and the key outcome is the updated holding percentage, MRQ is a strong candidate. Let's re-evaluate: DIRS is for directors' personal trades. MRQ is for crossing ownership thresholds. This document reports the trades *that caused* the threshold crossing (or were part of the process) and states the new holding. I will select MRQ as the primary classification because the context is explicitly tied to the mandatory purchase obligation resulting from crossing the 90% threshold, making the resulting shareholding notification the key regulatory output being communicated.
2025-02-24 Italian
Internal Dealing
Director's Dealing Classification · 100% confidence The document is titled 'Template for notification and public disclosure of transactions by persons discharging managerial responsibilities and persons closely associated with them' and the 'Oggetto' (Subject) is 'Internal Dealing'. It details a transaction involving 'Monti Riffeser S.r.l.' and specifies the position/status related to the issuer. This structure and content directly correspond to regulatory filings concerning insider trading or director/executive share transactions. Among the provided codes, 'Director's Dealing (Code: DIRS)' is the most appropriate classification for reporting personal share transactions by company directors and executives (insider trades). The document is a formal notification template, not a general regulatory filing (RNS) or a short announcement (RPA).
2025-02-24 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'. This clearly indicates a report concerning transactions (buying/selling shares) by company directors or executives (insiders). This aligns perfectly with the definition for Director's Dealing (DIRS).
2025-02-21 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 · 95% confidence The document is a formal communication disseminated via Euronext Milan, identified by the 'Informazione Regolamentata' header and specific regulatory references (CONSOB Regulation). The subject matter explicitly details share purchase operations ('Acquisto') conducted by Monti Riffeser on Monrif shares as part of a mandatory buy-back obligation ('Obbligo di Acquisto') following a threshold crossing. This document reports on insider transactions (director/controlling shareholder dealing) related to capital structure changes or share ownership thresholds. While it involves share transactions by a major shareholder, the core purpose is reporting the execution of a mandatory purchase obligation and the resulting ownership percentage (91.000%). This fits best under Director's Dealing (DIRS) if it were a director, but since it's a controlling shareholder executing a mandatory buy-in following a threshold breach, it strongly relates to changes in significant share ownership (MRQ) or insider transactions (DIRS). However, the specific context of reporting transactions by a party acting in concert to fulfill a mandatory purchase obligation after crossing the 90% threshold is a specific type of insider/major shareholder activity. Given the options, 'Director's Dealing' (DIRS) is often used broadly for executive/insider transactions, but 'Major Shareholding Notification' (MRQ) specifically covers changes in significant share ownership levels (crossing thresholds). Since the text explicitly details the resulting ownership percentage (91.000%) after the purchase, MRQ is a strong candidate. However, the document is fundamentally reporting the *transaction* itself (Acquisto) by a controlling entity, which is often captured under DIRS when reporting insider trades, even if the trigger is regulatory. Given the detailed transaction table and the focus on the controlling entity's actions, DIRS (Director's Dealing/Insider Transaction) is a reasonable classification for reporting executive/controlling shareholder trades, although MRQ is also highly relevant due to the 90% threshold context. Since the document reports the *execution* of trades by a controlling entity, and not just the resulting threshold crossing announcement, DIRS is slightly more appropriate for reporting the transaction details, or RNS as a general regulatory filing. Let's re-evaluate based on the definitions. DIRS is for 'personal share transactions by company directors and executives'. Monti Riffeser is the controlling entity, not necessarily a director/executive, but it is an insider transaction. MRQ is for 'Notification of changes in significant share ownership levels (crossing thresholds)'. Since the document reports the transaction *and* the resulting new ownership percentage (91.000%), MRQ is the most precise fit for reporting the change in significant shareholding resulting from the transaction.
2025-02-20 Italian
Internal Dealing
Director's Dealing Classification · 100% confidence The document is a formal notification published on Euronext Milan, dated February 20, 2025. The 'Oggetto' (Subject) is explicitly stated as 'Internal Dealing'. The body of the text includes a template titled 'Template for notification and public disclosure of transactions by persons discharging managerial responsibilities and persons closely associated with them.' This structure and content directly correspond to regulatory filings concerning insider transactions by directors or closely associated persons. This matches the definition for Director's Dealing (Code: DIRS).
2025-02-20 Italian
Comunicazione ai sensi dell’articolo 41, comma 2, lettera c), del Regolamento adottato con delibera CONSOB del 14 maggio 1999, n. 119
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 99% confidence The document is a formal communication disseminated via Euronext Milan, referencing specific Italian regulatory articles (CONSOB Regulation, TUF) and detailing share purchase operations conducted by Monti Riffeser on Monrif shares as part of a mandatory buy-back obligation ('Obbligo di Acquisto'). This document reports on insider transactions (director/controlling shareholder dealing) related to capital structure changes following a threshold crossing (90% ownership). While it involves insider trading (DIRS) and capital changes (SHA), the core purpose, as indicated by the detailed table of purchases by the controlling entity, aligns most closely with reporting personal share transactions by directors/executives, which falls under 'Director's Dealing' (DIRS) in this context, or potentially a specific type of capital/financing update (CAP) related to the mandatory tender offer process. However, the explicit reporting of transactions by a controlling shareholder (Monti Riffeser) on the company's shares, detailing quantity and price, strongly suggests an insider transaction disclosure. Given the options, DIRS (Director's Dealing) is the closest fit for reporting executive/insider share movements, even if it's a controlling shareholder executing a mandatory buy-in. If the focus were purely on the mandatory offer structure, CAP might apply, but the tabular data is a transaction report. Since the transaction is by a party acting in concert who crossed a major threshold, DIRS is the most specific fit for reporting the resulting share activity.
2025-02-19 Italian

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