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Ticker · NEXI ISIN · IT0005366767 LEI · 5493000P70CQRQG8SN85 XMIL Financial and insurance activities
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Filings indexed 971 across all filing types
Latest filing 2021-07-06 Report Publication Anno…
Country IT Italy
Listing XMIL NEXI

About Nexi

https://www.nexigroup.com/en/

Nexi is a European payment technology (PayTech) company specializing in digital payment services and solutions. The company operates across the entire payment value chain, offering a comprehensive suite of products for consumers, businesses, and financial institutions. Its core activities include issuing credit, debit, and prepaid cards, as well as providing acquiring and point-of-sale (POS) management services for merchants. Nexi aims to simplify payments and support the transition to a cashless economy by providing secure and efficient payment solutions. The company also forms strategic partnerships to deliver integrated acceptance solutions tailored for specific sectors, such as retail and hospitality, to enhance the customer and merchant experience.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
Avviso di Avvenuta Pubblicazione di documentazione
Report Publication Announcement Classification · 98% confidence The document is titled "Avviso di avvenuta pubblicazione di documentazione" (Notice of publication of documents) and explicitly states that certain documents (extracts related to undertakings and shareholders' agreements following a merger) are now available to the public on the company website and an authorized storage mechanism. The document itself does not contain the full financial report or detailed legal text, but rather serves as a notification that other materials have been released. This perfectly matches the definition of a Report Publication Announcement (RPA), which is used when a document announces the release of other reports, especially when the announcement itself is brief relative to the underlying documents it references. The length (5226 chars) is moderate, but the content is purely an announcement of availability, fitting the 'MENU VS MEAL' rule.
2021-07-06 Italian
Avviso Scioglimento Patto Parasociale 06 luglio
AGM Information Classification · 99% confidence The document is an official notice ("Avviso") from Nexi S.p.A. regarding the dissolution ("scioglimento") of a shareholders' agreement ("patto parasociale"). It explicitly cites Italian regulations (artt. 122 of D.lgs. 58/1998 (TUF) and art. 131, comma 4, lettera b) of Consob Regulation n. 11971/1999). This type of mandatory disclosure concerning agreements among shareholders that affect the control or governance of a listed company falls under regulatory disclosure requirements. While it relates to governance, it is a specific regulatory announcement about a change in a shareholder agreement structure, not a general Governance Report (CGR) or a Director's Dealing report (DIRS). Since it is a mandatory disclosure concerning shareholding arrangements and control, and it doesn't fit perfectly into the other specific categories like DIV, DIRS, or MRQ (which usually deals with crossing thresholds), it is best classified as a general Regulatory Filing (RNS) or potentially related to governance/shareholding. Given the specific nature of disclosing the termination of a significant shareholder agreement under TUF/Consob rules, and lacking a specific code for 'Shareholder Agreement Termination', RNS (Regulatory Filings) serves as the most appropriate general regulatory disclosure category, as per Rule 3, unless it is interpreted as a Major Shareholding Notification (MRQ) or Governance Information (CGR). However, the core action is the formal regulatory notification of the agreement's end. Given the options, RNS is the safest general regulatory classification for mandatory disclosures not covered elsewhere. The document is short and serves as a public notice, aligning with the spirit of an RNS filing.
2021-07-06 Italian
Informazioni Essenziali - Lock-up Parte - B
Major Shareholding Notification Classification · 99% confidence The document is an official disclosure in Italian, referencing Italian regulations (D.Lgs. 24 febbraio 1998 n. 58 - TUF, and CONSOB Delibera n. 11971 - Regolamento Emittenti). It explicitly states it provides 'Informazioni essenziali' (Essential Information) regarding 'accordi di lock-up' (lock-up agreements) signed by Nexi S.p.A. with various shareholders (Soci Nets). The text details the parties, the subject matter (shares subject to lock-up), the duration, and the obligations. Crucially, Section 7 mentions that these 'Informazioni Essenziali' are being made available 'ai sensi dell'art. 130 del Regolamento Emittenti' (pursuant to Article 130 of the Issuers' Regulation) and that the full agreements were previously filed. This structure—a summary of a pre-existing agreement (lock-up) disclosed under specific regulatory articles (Art. 122/130 TUF/Regolamento Emittenti)—is characteristic of disclosures related to shareholder agreements or control arrangements in the Italian market. This type of filing, which concerns agreements among shareholders regarding shareholding and voting rights, aligns best with the category for agreements that govern the relationship between shareholders and the company, often falling under governance or specific contractual arrangements. Given the options, this document describes contractual arrangements ('pattuizioni parasociali') concerning shareholding restrictions (lock-up), which is a form of governance/shareholder agreement. While it is a disclosure about an agreement, it is not a general regulatory announcement (RNS) or a management/board change (MANG). It is a specific disclosure about shareholder arrangements. In the context of the provided definitions, this is a specific type of corporate governance/shareholder agreement disclosure. Since there isn't a specific 'Shareholder Agreement' code, we must evaluate the closest fit. It is not a Director's Dealing (DIRS), nor a Major Shareholding Notification (MRQ) about crossing a threshold, but a detailed description of a contractual restriction on shares. This type of mandatory disclosure about shareholder agreements often falls under general regulatory filings or governance disclosures. Given the detailed nature of the agreement's content (lock-up terms, duration, specific share classes), it is more substantial than a simple RNS. However, it is not a standard financial report (10-K, IR, ER). Since it details contractual arrangements among shareholders regarding share ownership and voting rights, it relates closely to corporate governance practices, but the core subject is the agreement itself. In many regulatory frameworks, disclosures about significant shareholder agreements fall under general regulatory reporting. Given the options, and noting that it is a specific disclosure mandated by securities law regarding shareholder contracts, 'Regulatory Filings' (RNS) serves as the most appropriate general category for mandatory, non-financial-statement-related disclosures that don't fit elsewhere, or it could be considered a form of Governance Information (CGR) as it dictates how a block of shares is managed. Since the document is a detailed disclosure of a specific contractual arrangement (lock-up) mandated by law (Art. 122 TUF), and it is not a standard financial report, the most fitting category among the choices for specific, non-financial, mandatory disclosures is often RNS, unless it strongly relates to board structure (MANG) or remuneration (DEF 14A). Given the focus on share transfer restrictions among major holders, it is a specific regulatory filing. I will classify it as RNS as the fallback for specific regulatory disclosures not covered by other codes, although it touches upon governance aspects.
2021-07-06 Italian
Informazioni Essenziali - Lock-up Parte-A
Major Shareholding Notification Classification · 99% confidence The document is written in Italian and references specific Italian financial regulations (D.Lgs. 24 febbraio 1998 n. 58 - TUF, and CONSOB Delibera n. 11971 - Regolamento Emittenti). It explicitly discusses 'accordi di lock-up' (lock-up agreements) involving Nexi S.p.A. and major shareholders (Soci Nets), detailing shareholdings and restrictions following a merger ('Fusione'). The text is an update ('aggiornamento') of 'Informazioni Essenziali' (Essential Information) regarding these agreements, published pursuant to Article 130 of the Issuers' Regulation. This type of disclosure, concerning agreements that restrict the transfer of shares and are subject to specific regulatory filing requirements (like Article 122 TUF), falls under the category of agreements or arrangements that govern share ownership and voting rights, often related to corporate control or major transactions. Since it details specific agreements (lock-ups) that restrict the disposal of shares, it is most closely related to shareholder agreements or significant ownership arrangements. Given the options, this document is a specific regulatory disclosure about shareholder arrangements/agreements that restrict share transfer, which is a form of governance or significant ownership information. However, none of the codes perfectly match 'Lock-up Agreement Disclosure'. Let's re-evaluate the definitions: - DIRS (Director's Dealing): No, this is about shareholder groups, not individual director trades. - MRQ (Major Shareholding Notification): No, this is about lock-up terms, not just crossing a threshold. - CGR (Governance Information): Possible, as lock-ups affect control structure. - LTR (Legal Proceedings Report): No. - TAR (M&A Activity): Related to the preceding merger, but the document focuses on the post-merger share restriction terms. In many regulatory contexts, disclosures about agreements governing the transfer or voting of a significant block of shares (like lock-ups following an M&A event) are often categorized under general corporate governance or significant ownership changes. Since the document details the terms of agreements binding major shareholders (Soci Nets) regarding their shares, it is a form of corporate governance disclosure related to shareholding structure. Given the available codes, 'Governance Information' (CGR) is the most appropriate fit for detailed disclosures about binding agreements affecting the control/ownership structure, even if it's not a standard governance report like a board structure document. It is a mandatory disclosure of a private agreement affecting control. Alternatively, if this were a US filing, it might be related to proxy materials or ownership filings. Since it is an Italian filing detailing shareholder agreements, CGR (Governance Information) remains the best fit among the provided specific categories for non-financial, non-management change, non-dividend, non-earnings related disclosures about corporate structure/agreements.
2021-07-06 Italian
Informazioni Essenziali - Lock-up Management Sell-Down Letter
Major Shareholding Notification Classification · 99% confidence The document is an update to 'Informazioni essenziali' (Essential Information) regarding a 'management selldown agreement' (Accordo di Management Sell-Down) involving Nexi S.p.A. It explicitly references Italian regulations (art. 122 of D.Lgs. 58/1998 and CONSOB Resolution n. 11971/1999) concerning the disclosure of shareholders' agreements (pattuizioni parasociali). This type of mandatory disclosure, detailing the terms of agreements among significant shareholders regarding voting rights or share transfers, falls under the category of agreements that restrict the free transferability of shares or voting rights, which are subject to specific public disclosure rules in Italy. While it details shareholdings and agreements, it is not a full Annual Report (10-K), an Earnings Release (ER), or a standard Interim Report (IR). It is a specific regulatory disclosure concerning shareholder arrangements. Given the options, this document is a mandatory regulatory filing detailing specific shareholder arrangements and voting rights restrictions, which is best classified as a general Regulatory Filing (RNS) or potentially related to Governance (CGR) or Major Shareholding (MRQ). However, since it is a specific disclosure mandated by TUF/CONSOB regarding a shareholders' agreement, and RNS is the general regulatory fallback, RNS is appropriate. If the focus were purely on the voting rights percentage changes, MRQ might apply, but the core content is the agreement itself. Considering the nature of mandatory disclosure of shareholders' agreements under Italian law, RNS (Regulatory Filings) serves as the most appropriate general category for this specific type of regulatory communication that doesn't fit the other defined categories like 10-K, ER, or DIV.
2021-07-06 Italian
Informazioni Essenziali - Framework e Parasociali Fusione SIA
Major Shareholding Notification Classification · 99% confidence The document is titled "INFORMAZIONI ESSENZIALI (LE "INFORMAZIONI ESSENZIALI") AI SENSI DEGLI ARTICOLI 122 DEL D. LGS. 24 FEBBRAIO 1998 N. 58 (IL "TUF") E 130-131 DEL REGOLAMENTO ADOTTATO CON DELIBERA CONSOB N. 11971 DEL 14 MAGGIO 1999 (IL "REGOLAMENTO EMITTENTI")". This explicitly references Italian financial regulations (TUF and CONSOB Regulation) concerning the disclosure of agreements that affect control or voting rights, specifically Article 122, which mandates disclosure for shareholders' agreements (patti parasociali). The text details the terms of a merger (Fusione SIA-Nexi and Fusione Nets-Nexi) and the associated shareholder agreements ('Accordo Quadro', 'Patto Parasociale'). The core purpose is to disclose the existence and content of these agreements that bind significant shareholders regarding governance and share transferability. This type of mandatory disclosure regarding shareholder agreements and control changes under Italian law (TUF Article 122) aligns most closely with filings related to significant ownership changes or governance arrangements that require public notification, which often fall under the scope of major ownership notifications or specific regulatory filings. Given the focus on the structure and terms of binding agreements among major shareholders concerning control and voting rights, it is a specific type of regulatory disclosure. While it involves shareholding percentages (MRQ), the primary focus is the contractual agreement itself (Patto Parasociale) governing future actions and control, which is a key component of disclosures related to significant shareholdings and control mechanisms under TUF 122. However, none of the provided codes perfectly match 'Shareholder Agreement Disclosure' or 'TUF 122 Filing'. Let's re-evaluate the options: - MRQ (Major Shareholding Notification): This is about *changes* in ownership thresholds. This document details the *agreement* that dictates future ownership/control. - DIRS (Director's Dealing): Incorrect. - CAP (Capital/Financing Update): Incorrect, it's about governance post-merger. - RNS (Regulatory Filings): This is the best fallback for specific regulatory disclosures not covered elsewhere. Disclosures mandated by TUF Article 122 regarding shareholder agreements are specific regulatory requirements. Considering the highly specific nature of the document detailing the structure and implications of shareholder agreements (Patti Parasociali) under specific Italian regulatory articles (TUF 122), and the lack of a direct match, RNS (Regulatory Filings) serves as the most appropriate general category for mandatory regulatory disclosures that don't fit the other specific types (like 10-K, ER, DIV, etc.). The document is an official regulatory update concerning corporate control structures.
2021-07-06 Italian

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