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Regulatory Filings Apr 24, 2020

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Article of Association
doValue S.p.A.
Article of Association
doValue S.p.A.
SECTION I SECTION I
CORPORATE NAME – REGISTERED
OFFICE - DURATION –
CORPORATE PURPOSE
CORPORATE NAME – REGISTERED
OFFICE - DURATION –
CORPORATE PURPOSE
Article 1 Article 1
1.
An Italian law public limited company (Società
per Azioni) is incorporated under the name
"doValue S.p.A." (the "Company").
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Article 2 Article 2
1.
The Company's Registered Office is in Verona.
Pursuant to these Articles and applicable law,
the Board of Directors may open and/or close,
in Italy and abroad, Secondary Offices, Branch
Offices
,and
Representative
Offices,
howsoever called.
2.
The Registered Office may be located or
transferred to any address in the Municipality
referred to in the above paragraph, following a
resolution
by
the
Company's
Board
of
Directors, or to any other location within the
Italian state, following a resolution by the
Shareholders' Meeting or by the Board of the
Directors.
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Article 3 Article 3
1.
The Company's duration shall be until 31st
December
2100,
unless
extended
by
a
resolution of the Extraordinary Shareholders'
Meeting.
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Article 4 Article 4
The Company has as its purpose the conduct,
1)
directly and/or indirectly (or by way of subsidiary
and/or investee
companies),
of
activity
of
management, recovery and collection of debt,
even by enforcement, in Italy and abroad, as well
as any other activity in any way connected or
instrumental to the debt management and
recovery, in respect of the regulations in force
each time.
For the purposes of interpretation clarity, every
activity cited below, or in any case falling within
the corporate purpose, may be performed by the
The Company has as its purpose the conduct,
1)
directly and/or indirectly (or by way of subsidiary
and/or investee companies), of activity of
management, recovery and collection of debt,
even by enforcement, in Italy and abroad, as well
as any other activity in any way connected or
instrumental to the debt management and
recovery, in respect of the regulations in force
each time.
For the purposes of interpretation clarity, every
activity cited below, or in any case falling within
the corporate purpose, may be performed by the
Company directly or indirectly.
In particular, the Company may:
2)
accept
mandates
relating
to
debt
i)
management recovery and collection, also
with regard to securitization transactions;
acquire third party receivables or assets,
ii)
both with and without recourse;
participate in judicial auctions (aste giudiziarie)
iii)
and bankruptcy auctions (aste fallimentari) for
Company directly or indirectly.
In particular, the Company may:
2)
accept
mandates
relating
to
debt
i)
management recovery and collection, also
with regard to securitization transactions;
acquire third party receivables or assets,
ii)
both with and without recourse;
participate in judicial auctions (aste giudiziarie)
iii)
and bankruptcy auctions (aste fallimentari) for
debt recovery;
purchase, even through participation in the
iv)
aforementioned auctions, sell, lease and
exchange, properties used as debt collateral.
The
corporate
purpose also
includes
the
3)
following operations:
carry out, even on behalf of third parties,
i)
debt recovery;
purchase, even through participation in the
iv)
aforementioned auctions, sell, lease and
exchange, properties used as debt collateral.
The corporate purpose also includes the
3)
following operations:
carry out, even on behalf of third parties,
i)
valuation of receivables and credit quality
assessments;
provide
administrative
and
financial
ii)
advisory services also in order to facilitate
the assignment and the liquidation of
receivables and other assets;
valuation of receivables and credit quality
assessments;
provide
administrative
and
financial
ii)
advisory services also in order to facilitate
the assignment and the liquidation of
receivables and other assets;
provide advisory and other services to
iii)
businesses,
also
with
reference
to the
recovery strategy, the quality or keeping of
data, or related issues;
provide advisory and other services to
iii)
businesses, also with reference to the
recovery strategy, the quality or keeping of
data, or related issues;
provide valuation services of assets and real
iv)
estate property and assistance in their
acquisition, improvement and marketing; as
well as
provide valuation services of assets and real
iv)
estate property and assistance in their
acquisition, improvement and marketing; as
well as
provide
asset
and
management
facility
v)
management services in relation to properties.
provide
asset
and
management
facility
v)
management services in relation to properties.
undertake - by means of printed works
vi)
published by the Company or by third
parties as well as by means of websites and
undertake - by means of printed works
vi)
published by the Company or by third
parties as well as by means of websites and
  • other multimedia and/or electronic platforms - the publication and dissemination of information, also concerning the sale of moveable and immoveable assets, credits and other assets deriving from judicial procedures or any other public auction procedures, which, in the context of the debt collection activities, are aimed at liquidating said assets.
    1. The Company may also constitute, assume and/or hold interests and investments in other companies and enterprises, of any nature, with the exclusion of the assumption of investments in relation to the public.
    1. In accordance with applicable law, the Company may issue bonds, including convertible bonds, as well as acquire, directly or indirectly, shares and/or financial instruments, in Italy and abroad, also in the context of securitization transactions.
    1. .In pursuing the corporate purpose, the Company may also:
  • a) perform financial, technical and administrative coordination of companies and entities in which it invests and render to the same performances of services;
  • b) complete all commercial, industrial, financial, securities and real estate transactions connected to achieving the corporate purpose;
  • c) enter into mortgages and obtain forms of financing of any nature and duration in respect of legal limits;
  • d) grant real or personal securities and real estate guarantees, including sureties, pledges and mortgages in guarantee of its own obligations or those of companies and enterprises of the same group to which it belongs;
  • e) participate in auctions and public tenders and enter into bankruptcy arrangements;
  • f) exercise in general any further activity and complete any other operation related, connected to or useful for achieving the corporate purpose.

other multimedia and/or electronic platforms - the publication and dissemination of information, also concerning the sale of moveable and immoveable assets, credits and other assets deriving from judicial procedures or any other public auction procedures, which, in the context of the debt collection activities, also via third parties, are aimed at liquidating said assets.

    1. The Company may also constitute, assume and/or hold interests and investments in other companies and enterprises, of any nature, with the exclusion of the assumption of investments in relation to the public.
  • 5) In accordance with applicable law, the Company may issue bonds, including convertible bonds, as well as acquire, directly or indirectly, shares and/or financial instruments, in Italy and abroad, also in the context of securitization transactions.
    1. .In pursuing the corporate purpose, the Company may also:
  • a) perform financial, technical and administrative coordination of companies and entities in which it invests and render to the same performances of services;
  • b) complete all commercial, industrial, financial, securities and real estate transactions connected to achieving the corporate purpose;
  • c) enter into mortgages and obtain forms of financing of any nature and duration in respect of legal limits;
  • d) grant real or personal securities and real estate guarantees, including sureties, pledges and mortgages in guarantee of its own obligations or those of companies and enterprises of the same group to which it belongs;
  • e) participate in auctions and public tenders and enter into bankruptcy arrangements;
  • f) exercise in general any further activity and complete any other operation related, connected to or useful for achieving the corporate purpose.
7. The corporate activity performed directly by the
Company excludes: activities of collection of
savings from the public in accordance with
existing laws; activities reserved to entities
authorised to exercise towards the public services
of financial investment and collective asset
management; the exercise in relation to the public
of any activity qualified by law as banking and/or
financial. This is subject to the possibility for the
Company to hold investments, even totalitarian,
in companies that perform the aforementioned
activities in respect of the regulations applicable
each time.
7.
The corporate activity performed directly by the
Company excludes: activities of collection of
savings from the public in accordance with
existing laws; activities reserved to entities
authorised to exercise towards the public services
of financial investment and collective asset
management; the exercise in relation to the public
of any activity qualified by law as banking and/or
financial. This is subject to the possibility for the
Company to hold investments, even totalitarian,
in companies that perform the aforementioned
activities in respect of the regulations applicable
each time.
SECTION II SECTION II
CAPITAL AND SHARES CAPITAL AND SHARES
Article 5 Article 5
1. The share capital, which has been fully
subscribed and paid-in, amounts to Euro
41,280,000 (forty one million two hundred
and
eighty
thousand),
divided
into
No.
80,000,000 (eighty million) ordinary shares,
with no par value.
1.
The share capital, which has been fully
subscribed and paid-in, amounts to Euro
41,280,000 (forty one million two hundred
and
eighty
thousand),
divided
into
No.
80,000,000 (eighty million) ordinary shares,
with no par value.
2. The share capital may be increased also by
contributions of assets other than cash.
2.
The share capital may be increased also by
contributions of assets other than cash.
3. The capital may be increased by a resolution
of the Shareholders' Meeting through the
issue of shares, including shares with different
rights, in compliance with the law.
3.
The capital may be increased by a resolution
of the Shareholders' Meeting through the
issue of shares, including shares with different
rights, in compliance with the law.
4. In addition, the Extraordinary Shareholders'
Meeting may resolve to exclude pre-emption
rights within the limits and according to the
procedures set forth in Article 2441(4), second
sentence, of the Italian Civil Code.
4.
In addition, the Extraordinary Shareholders'
Meeting may resolve to exclude pre-emption
rights within the limits and according to the
procedures set forth in Article 2441(4), second
sentence, of the Italian Civil Code.
5.
The Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting
held on 26 May 2020, resolved to grant
to the Board of Directors the power,
pursuant to Art. 2443 of the Italian
Civil
Code,
to
increase
the
share
capital, on one or more occasions, also
in a divisible form in accordance with
Art. 2439 of the Italian Civil Code, on
    1. The Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting may also resolve to assign shares or other financial instruments to employees within the limits set forth in Article 2349 of the Italian Civil Code. 6. Ordinary shares shall be registered and entitle their holders to equal rights. 7. The shares shall be indivisible and any joint ownership shall be governed by the law.
    1. Shareholders shall be domiciled, for the purpose of their relationship with the

25 May 2025, with no pre-emption rights pursuant to Art. 2441, paragraph 4, second sentence of the Italian Civil Code, through the issue, also in multiple tranches, of a number of ordinary shares not exceeding 10% of the total number of doValue shares outstanding on the date the power is exercised and in any case for a nominal amount not exceeding 10% of the preexisting share capital, with the right to establish any additional share premium.

For the purpose of exercising the above-mentioned powers, the Board of Directors is also vested with all powers to (a) set the number, for each tranche, the unit issue price (including the possible share premium) and the dividend rights of the ordinary shares, within the limits set forth in Art. 2441, paragraph 4, second sentence, and/or Art. 2438 and/or Art. 2346, paragraph 5, of the Italian Civil Code, on the understanding that the abovementioned issue price may be lower than the pre-existing book value, within the limits set by law; (b) set the deadline for the subscription of the Company's ordinary shares; and (c) implement the above delegations and powers including, but not limited to, those necessary to make the consequent amendments to the articles of association that may be necessary from time to time.

  • 5.6. The Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting may also resolve to assign shares or other financial instruments to employees within the limits set forth in Article 2349 of the Italian Civil Code.
  • 6.7 Ordinary shares shall be registered and entitle their holders to equal rights.
  • 7.8 The shares shall be indivisible and any joint ownership shall be governed by the law.
  • 8.9 Shareholders shall be domiciled, for the purpose of their relationship with the
Company, at the address indicated by them. Company, at the address indicated by them.
9. The shareholder status shall imply, per se,
acceptance of these Articles.
9. 10 The shareholder status shall imply, per se,
acceptance of these Articles.
SECTION III SECTION III
SHAREHOLDERS' MEETING SHAREHOLDERS' MEETING
Article 6 Article 6
1. The Shareholders' Meeting may be ordinary or
extraordinary
pursuant
to
the
law,
and
meetings, generally, shall be held in the
municipality where the Company has its
registered office, unless otherwise resolved by
the Board of Directors and provided that it is
held in Italy or in a country where the
Company, directly or through its subsidiaries
or investee companies, performs its activity.
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2. The Ordinary Shareholders' Meeting shall be
convened at least once a year, in accordance
with Article 7 below, within 120 days of the
end of the financial year, to resolve on matters
delegated to it by the law or by these Articles;
if the legal requirements are met, said deadline
may be extended by 180 days.
3. The Ordinary Shareholders' Meeting shall
determine the remuneration of the bodies
elected by it. The Shareholders' Meeting may
set a maximum amount for the remuneration
of all the Directors, including the Directors
holding specific offices, to be distributed
among the individual members as decided by
the Board of Directors.
Article 7 Article 7
1. The Shareholders' Meeting, both ordinary and
extraordinary, shall be convened any time the
governing
body
(in
the
person
of
the
Chairman or of at least two Directors or other
Directors delegated by the Board) deems it
2. necessary and appropriate, or upon request of
the Board of Statutory Advisors, or of the
Shareholders, pursuant to the law, or in any
other cases required by the law.
The Shareholders' Meeting, both ordinary and
extraordinary,
shall
be
convened
in
compliance with statutory and regulatory
provisions, by means of notice published on
the Company's website and with the other
methods set forth by applicable law and
regulations.
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3. The agenda of the Shareholders' Meeting shall
be established by the person who exercises the
power to convene the Meeting in accordance
with applicable law and these Articles. Should
the Meeting be called upon request of the
Shareholders, its agenda shall be set by taking
into account the indications contained in the
request.
Article 8 Article 8
1. The Shareholders with the right to vote may
attend the Shareholders' Meeting provided
that
their
right
to
vote
is
certified
in
accordance with the terms and the procedures
set forth by the statutory and/or regulatory
provisions in force from time to time.
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Article 9 Article 9
1. Each ordinary share shall carry one vote.
2. The
persons
entitled
to
attend
the
Shareholders' Meeting may be represented by
third
parties,
whether
Shareholders
or
otherwise, in compliance with applicable law.
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indicated in the notice of call or with another
procedure selected among those set forth by
statutory and/or regulatory provisions and
indicated in the notice of call.
4. The Chairman of the Shareholders' Meeting
shall be responsible for verifying the validity
of each proxy and, in general, the right to
attend the Meeting, as well as for overcoming
any objections.
5. The Company, under the power granted to it
by
the
law,
shall
not
designate
the
representative indicated in Article 135-undecies
of Legislative Decree No. 58 of 24th February
1998, unless the Board of Directors has
resolved said designation, for a specific
Meeting, by notifying it in the notice of call of
the relevant Meeting.
6. In the case of said designation, Shareholders
may grant the designated representative a
proxy with voting instructions on all or some
of the items on the agenda in accordance with
the procedures set forth by statutory and
regulatory provisions in force from time to
time. This proxy shall be effective solely with
reference to the items for which voting
instructions were given.
Article 10 Article 10
1. The Shareholders' Meeting shall be chaired by
the Chairman of the Board of Directors.
Should the Chairman of the Board of
Directors
be
absent or prevented
from
performing his/her duties, the Shareholders'
Meeting shall be chaired by a Director or by
another person designated by a majority vote
at the Shareholders' Meeting.
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2. The Chairman of the Shareholders' Meeting
shall have full power to conduct the meetings
in compliance with the criteria and methods
set forth by applicable law and by the
3. Shareholders'
Meeting
Regulation,
where
approved under Article 11(3) below.
The Chairman shall be supported by a
Secretary
designated
among
those
in
attendance by majority vote. In addition to the
cases provided for by the law, when the
Chairman deems it appropriate, a Notary
Public designated by the Chairman may be
asked to act as Secretary. The Chairman may
also seek, if necessary, the support of two
scrutineers selected by the Chairman among
those in attendance, whether Shareholders or
otherwise.
Article 11 Article 11
1.
2.
The validity of the Shareholders' Meeting,
both ordinary and extraordinary, and the
validity of its resolutions, shall be governed by
the provisions of the law and these Articles.
The Shareholders' Meeting shall be held on
single call. The Board of Directors may decide
that the Shareholders' Meeting be held on
multiple calls. The majorities required by law
shall apply.
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3. The Shareholders' Meeting may approve a
regulation governing the meetings.
4. The meetings shall take place in accordance
with applicable law, these Articles, and, if
adopted,
the
regulation
referred
to
in
paragraph 3 of this Article.
Article 12 Article 12
1. The minutes of the Shareholders' Meeting
shall be drawn up, approved and signed by the
Chairman of the Shareholders' Meeting, the
Secretary and the scrutineers, if appointed,
when said minutes are not drawn up by a
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Notary Public. The copies and extracts of the
minutes, signed and certified by the Chairman
of the Board of Directors or by an authorized
representative
thereof,
shall
provide
full
evidence thereof.
SECTION IV SECTION IV
BOARD OF DIRECTORS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Article 13 Article 13
1. The Company shall be managed by a Board of
Directors made up of no less than 7 (seven)
and no more than 11 (eleven) members. The
Ordinary Shareholders' Meeting shall, from
time to time, before the election, determine
the number of members within the above
limits.
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2. The Ordinary Shareholders' Meeting may vary
the number of members of the Board of
Directors ‒ even during its term of office ‒ in
accordance with the limits set forth in the first
paragraph of this Article, by adopting the
relevant
resolutions.
The
term
of
any
Directors appointed during the Board's term
of office shall expire on the expiration of the
term of the Directors already in office at the
time of their appointment.
3. The Directors shall serve a term of three
financial years, unless a shorter term is
established at the time of appointment. Their
term of office shall expire on the date of the
Shareholders' Meeting convened to approve
the financial statements relating to the last year
of their term of office, and members may be
re-elected.
4. The composition of the Board of Directors
shall ensure gender balance in accordance with
applicable statutory and regulatory provisions.
5. The members of the Board of Directors shall
meet the requirements of integrity and any
other requirements, provided by the statutory
and regulatory provisions in force from time
to time; in addition, a number of Directors at
least equal to the number envisaged by the
statutory and regulatory provisions in force
from time to time shall meet the requirements
of independence set forth by the legal and
regulatory provisions applicable from time to
time
(hereinafter
the
"Independent
Directors"). If an Independent Director no
longer
meets
the
requirements
of
independence,
said
Independent
Director
shall not be disqualified from office – without
prejudice to the obligation to give immediate
notice of such circumstance to the Board of
Directors – provided that said requirement is
still met by the minimum number of Directors
set forth by applicable law and these Articles.
    1. The Directors shall be elected by the Ordinary Shareholders' Meeting based on lists submitted by the Shareholders or by the Board of Directors in office, which shall indicate no more than 11 (eleven) candidates numbered progressively.
    1. Each list shall be made up of a number of candidates meeting the requirements of independence set forth by the statutory provisions from time to time applicable to Independent Directors such as to ensure the minimum number required by the statutory and regulatory provisions.
    1. During the period of application of the statutory and regulatory provisions from time to time in force on gender balance, each list containing a number of candidates greater than or equal to 3 (three) shall be made up of candidates from both genders, such as to ensure gender balance, at least to the minimum extent required in each case by applicable statutory and regulatory provisions in force from time to time.
    1. Each person with voting rights (as well as (i) the persons with voting rights belonging to the

same group, which shall mean a person – whether a company or otherwise – exercising control as defined by Article 2359 of the Italian Civil Code and any company controlled by, or under the common control as, the same person; or (ii) the parties to the same shareholders' agreement under Article 122 of Legislative Decree No. 58 of 24th February 1998; or (iii) persons with voting rights otherwise affiliated with each other by virtue of relevant affiliate relationship as contemplated under applicable statutory and/or regulatory provisions) may submit, either individually or jointly with others, a single list of candidates, and, likewise, each candidate may be included in one list only, under penalty of ineligibility.

    1. Except for any list submitted by the Board of Directors, the persons entitled to submit lists for the appointment of the Directors shall be the persons with voting rights who, at the time of submission of the lists, aggregately hold ‒ whether individually or jointly ‒ voting shares representing at least 2.5% of the share capital with voting rights in the Shareholders' Meeting or the lower percentage envisaged by mandatory provisions of law or regulations.
    1. Ownership of the minimum number of shares required to submit the lists shall be determined by taking into account the shares registered in each shareholder's name, or in the name of two or more Shareholders jointly, at the time the lists are filed at the Company's registered office. Proof of ownership of the number of shares required for submitting the lists shall be certified under the applicable provisions of law; said certification may also be submitted to the Company after the list has been filed, provided it is done within the deadline set forth for the Company's publication of the lists.
    1. The lists submitted by the Shareholders shall

be filed, under penalty of forfeiture, at the Company's registered office, also by remote means of communication and according to the methods indicated in the notice of call, which enable the identification of the persons filing said lists, no later than twenty-five days prior to the date set for the Shareholders' Meeting (or by any other deadline set forth from time to time by applicable law). In addition, said lists shall be made available to the general public at the Company's registered office, on the Company's website, and with the other procedures set forth by applicable law, at least twenty-one days prior to the date set for the Shareholders' Meeting (or by any other deadline set forth from time to time by applicable law). The Board of Director's list, if submitted, shall be filed at the Company's registered office no later than the thirtieth day prior to the date of the Shareholders' Meeting, and shall be subject to the communication requirements provided for by applicable law.

    1. The lists shall be accompanied by:
  • information regarding the identity of the Shareholders submitting the lists, with indication of the total percentage of the share capital held by said Shareholders, it being understood that the documentation proving said ownership may also be submitted after the lists have been filed, provided it is done within the deadline set forth for the publication of the lists by the Company;
  • a statement by the Shareholders other than those holding, whether individually or jointly, a controlling interest or a relative majority interest, in which they declare the absence of any direct or indirect affiliation to such Shareholders under the law and regulations in force from time to time;
  • exhaustive information on the personal and professional backgrounds of the candidates and indication, where appropriate, of the suitability of their candidacy as Independent Directors under applicable law, and a

statement by said candidates declaring that they meet the requirements set forth by applicable law and regulations and by these Articles, including the requirements of integrity and, where applicable, independence, and their acceptance of the candidacy and of the office, if elected; - any other statements, information, and/or documents required by applicable law or regulations.

    1. The lists failing to comply with the provisions set forth in the above paragraphs shall be deemed not to have been submitted.
    1. The vote cast by each Shareholder shall be deemed cast for the entire list and, therefore, automatically, for all of the candidates listed thereon, without any changes, additions or exclusions being permitted.
    1. Each person with the right to vote may vote for one list only.
    1. The election of the Board of Directors shall take place as follows:
  • (i) all the Directors to be appointed, except for 1 (one), shall be drawn from the list that received the highest number of votes, in the progressive order with which they were listed in said list (the "Majority List");
  • (ii) the remaining Director to be elected, who meets the requirement of independence referred to in paragraph 5 above, shall be drawn from the list that has obtained the second-highest number of votes after the Majority List and that is not, by any means, directly or indirectly, connected, under applicable law and regulations, with the persons with voting rights that submitted, or voted for, the Majority List (hereinafter the "Minority List"); the first candidate numbered progressively in the list and meeting the requirement of independence referred to in paragraph 5 above shall be appointed;

  • (iii) should the first two lists obtain the same number of votes validly cast in the Shareholders' Meeting, the list submitted by the Shareholders holding the greater number of shares shall prevail;

  • (iv) should the number of candidates indicated in both the majority and minority lists submitted, be lower than the number of Directors to be appointed, the remaining Directors shall be appointed by a resolution adopted by the Shareholders' Meeting by a relative majority in compliance with the requirements of independence and gender balance provided by the law and regulations from time to time in force. In the event of a tie vote between two or more candidates, a ballot shall be held in the Shareholders' Meeting;
  • (v) should only one list be submitted, the Shareholders' Meeting shall vote on said list, and if said list obtains the relative majority of the votes cast in the Shareholders' Meeting, the candidates, listed in progressive order, shall be appointed up to the number determined by the Shareholders' Meeting, thereby ensuring compliance with the requirements of independence and gender balance set forth by the law and regulations in force from time to time;
  • (vi) should no list be submitted, or only one list be submitted, and said list has not obtained the relative majority of the votes cast in the Shareholders' Meeting, the Shareholders' Meeting shall resolve according to the methods set forth in sub-paragraph (iv) above;
  • (vii)should the minimum number required for Independent Directors and/or Directors of the less represented gender not be elected, the Directors of the Majority List bearing the highest progressive number and not meeting the relevant requirements shall be replaced by the following candidates meeting the necessary requirement or requirements and belonging to the same Majority List;
(viii)
should no suitable substitutes be found, even
by applying the replacement criteria referred
to
in
sub-paragraph
(vii)
above,
the
Shareholders' Meeting shall resolve by a
relative majority. In this case, the replacements
shall be made starting with the lists that
progressively received the highest number of
votes and with the candidates bearing the
highest progressive number;
(ix)
the list voting procedure described in this
paragraph shall apply only in the case of
appointment of the entire Board of Directors.
In the event that the entire Board of Directors
is not to be renewed or if, for any reason, it is
not possible to appoint the Board of Directors
according to the methods set forth in this
paragraph, the Shareholders' Meeting shall
resolve according to the methods set forth in
sub-paragraph (iv) above.
18.
In the event that one or more Directors cease
to hold office, for any reason whatsoever, the
replacement thereof shall occur in accordance
with the following procedures:
(i)
if the Director who ceased to hold office
was drawn from the Minority List, and
provided that the majority of Directors is
still made up of Directors appointed by
the Shareholders' Meeting, the Board of
Directors shall appoint the substitute
Director by co-optation under Article
2386
of
the
Italian
Civil
Code,
by
resolution approved by the Board of
Statutory Auditors, among the candidates
belonging to the same list as the Director
who
ceased
to
hold
office,
if
such
candidate
meets
the
necessary
requirements and is willing to accept the
appointment. In the event that, for any
reason whatsoever, there are no available
and eligible candidates, or in the event that
the Director who ceased to hold office was
drawn from the Majority List, the Board of
Directors shall appoint the substitute

Director or Directors by co-optation under Article 2386 of the Italian Civil Code, without any restrictions on the choice among the candidates of the lists submitted at the time;

  • (ii) if the Shareholders' Meeting is required by law to appoint the Directors necessary to fill in the vacancies in the Board of Directors as a result of a termination of office, the following provisions shall apply:
  • (iii) should it be necessary to replace one or more members of the Board of Directors drawn from the Majority List, said replacement shall take place by a resolution of the Ordinary Shareholders' Meeting passed by relative majority of the votes represented at the Meeting, without any restrictions on the choice among the candidates of the lists submitted at the time;
  • (iv) on the other hand, should it be required to replace a member of the Board of Directors drawn from the Minority List, the Shareholders' Meeting shall, by relative majority of the votes represented at the Meeting, choose the relevant substitutes, where possible, among the candidates who were indicated in the list from which the Director to be replaced was drawn and who have confirmed in writing, at least 10 (ten) days prior to the date set for the Meeting, their candidacy, together with the statements relating to the absence of any reasons for their ineligibility or disqualification, as well as the existence of the requirements set forth for the office by applicable statutory and regulatory provisions or by these Articles. Should the above replacement procedure not be possible, said member of the Board of Directors shall be replaced by a resolution to be passed by relative majority of the
votes represented at the Meeting in
accordance, where possible, with the
requirements
regarding
the
necessary
representation of minority shareholders;
(v)
the aforementioned replacements shall, in
any case, be carried out in compliance with
the applicable statutory and regulatory
provisions regarding gender balance and
the minimum number of Independent
Directors; and
(vi)
the term of the Directors appointed by the
Shareholders' Meeting in replacement of
the members who ceased to hold office
shall expire on the expiration of the term
of the Directors in office at the time of
their appointment.
19. Any time the majority of Directors appointed
by the Shareholders' Meeting ceases to hold
office, for any reason whatsoever, the entire
Board of Directors shall be deemed to have
resigned and the Directors that are still in
office shall convene a Shareholders' Meeting
to elect the new Board of Directors according
to the procedure described in this Article.
Article 14 Article 14
1. The Board of Directors shall elect a Chairman
among its members for three financial years,
unless a shorter term of office is established
by the Shareholders' Meeting under Article 13 UNCHANGED
above. Should the Chairman be absent or
prevented from performing his/her duties,
the Chairman shall be replaced by the eldest
Director among those present.
2. The Board of Directors, upon the Chairman's
proposal, shall appoint a Secretary, who may
be selected among its members or otherwise.
Should the Secretary be absent or prevented
from performing his/her duties, the Board of
Directors shall designate a substitute.
3. The Chairman of the Board of Directors shall
resolutions passed by the Board of Directors.
3. The
Managing
Director
and
the
other
Directors vested with specific duties, if
appointed, shall report to the Board of
Directors and to the Board of Statutory
Auditors on the performance of his/her
activities at least on a quarterly basis and
according to the procedures established by the
Board of Directors, pursuant to applicable
law.
Article 16 Article 16
1. The Board of Directors shall be convened at
the Company's registered office or elsewhere,
in Italy or abroad, at intervals, which in
general, shall be no more than three months,
and, in any case, any time the Chairman deems
it necessary or is requested to do so by the
Managing
Director
or
by
at
least
two
Directors. The Board of Directors may also
be convened at the initiative of the Board of
Statutory Auditors.
2. The Board of Directors' meetings may be held
with the participants being located in different
‒ adjacent or remote ‒ sites and linked by
telecommunication
means
(including
audio/video links), provided that each said
participant can be identified by all the other
participants and is able to intervene in real
time during the discussion of the topics under
examination, as well as to receive, transmit and
examine
documents.
Where
these
requirements are met, the Board of Directors
is deemed to be held in the location in which
it was convened.
3. The Board shall be convened by the Chairman
or by whoever substitutes the Chairman,
pursuant
to
Article
14
above,
without
prejudice to the convening powers which the
laws and regulations in force from time to time
reserve to the Board of Statutory Auditors and
1. The Board of Directors shall be vested with
full powers for the ordinary and extraordinary
management of the Company, except for
Article 17 Article 17
6. The Chairman, also at the request of the other
Directors, may invite members of the staff of
the Company and/or members of the staff of
companies forming part of the group, or third
parties to attend, without voting rights, the
Board meetings where their presence may help
the discussion of the items on the agenda.
5. The Board of Directors shall be chaired by the
Chairman or, should the Chairman be absent
or prevented from performing his/her duties,
by whoever replaces the Chairman, pursuant
to the provisions established in Article 14.
4. Notwithstanding the above, in circumstances
of particular urgency, the meetings shall be
valid, even if not convened in accordance with
the formalities indicated above, when the
majority of the Directors and Auditors in
office, including in all events the Director
appointed
by
the
Minority
List,
is
in
attendance, and all the legally entitled persons
have been previously informed of the meeting.
to each statutory member thereof. The notice
of call, indicating the date, time, the list of
items on the agenda, the place of the meeting
and possible locations in which the meeting
may
be
attended
by
telecommunication
means, shall be sent at least three days prior to
the date established for the meeting; such
notice shall be sent by post, telegram, fax or
by other electronic means, including e-mail, to
each Director and Statutory Auditor, to the
address
notified
thereby
after
their
appointment. In case of urgency, the Board
may be convened at least 24 hours before the
meeting.
those powers reserved to the Shareholders'
Meeting by the law and by these Articles, and
it has the right to complete all acts that it
deems appropriate to perform the activities
constituting
the
corporate
purpose
and
instrumental to the same.
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2.
In addition to exercising the powers that are
attributed to it by law, the Board of Directors
is responsible for assuming resolutions which
regard
-
adjustments to the Articles of Association
as necessary to ensure their compliance
with the legislative provisions applicable
from time to time;

merger by incorporation of companies in the
cases envisaged in Articles 2505 and 2505-
bis of the Italian Civil Code;

demerger in the cases envisaged in Art. 2506
ter of the Italian Civil Code;

decrease in capital in the case of withdrawal
by a shareholder;

indication
of
the
persons
entitled
to
represent the company, in addition to the
persons indicated in these Articles;

the opening or closure - in Italy or abroad -
of secondary headquarters with permanent
representation;

the transfer of the registered office within
the national territory.
The attribution of those powers to the Board of
Directors does not exclude the competing
jurisdiction of the Shareholders' Meeting in those
matters.
3.
In the case of urgency, the Chairman or the
person replacing him/her, in accordance with
Article 14 of the Articles, and based on a binding
proposal of the Managing Director, may make
decisions
which
fall
within
the
Board's
jurisdiction, with the exception of those decisions
which shall not be delegated, according to the
law. These decisions shall be notified to the
Board at the first subsequent meeting.
4. The
Board
of
Directors
shall
govern
by
regulations the operating procedures and the
procedures
for
the
exercise
of
powers
in
accordance with the provisions of law and these
Articles.
Article 18 Article 18
1. Board meetings shall be deemed to be valid,
if the majority of the members in office are in
attendance.
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2. Resolutions shall be approved by the majority
of
the
persons
voting,
excluding
those
abstaining. The person chairing the Board
shall have the casting vote in the event of a tie
vote.
3. Voting shall take place by open vote, unless at
least one third of the Directors in attendance
and voting request that the voting takes place
by secret ballot. Voting in relation to elections
to offices shall always take place by secret
ballot, unless they take place by unanimous
acclamation.
Article 19 Article 19
1. The resolutions of the Board of Directors
shall be recorded in minutes transcribed in a
specific book, signed by the Chairman of the
meeting and by the Secretary.
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2. The copies signed and certified by the
Chairman of the Board of Directors, or by an
authorized representative thereof, or by the
Secretary, shall provide full evidence thereof.
Article 20 Article 20
1. Directors shall be entitled to be reimbursed
for the expenses incurred by them in the
performance of their functions. Furthermore,
the Board shall be entitled to receive a fixed
and/or variable annual remuneration that
shall
be
resolved
by
the
Ordinary
Shareholders' Meeting and that shall remain
unchanged until otherwise resolved by the
Shareholders' Meeting.
2.
The method adopted for the distribution of
the Board of Directors' remuneration among
its members shall be established with a
resolution approved by the Board.
3.
If the Shareholders' Meeting has not already
done so, the Board of Directors, after
consulting the Board of Statutory Auditors,
may also establish the remuneration due to
Directors holding specific offices and to
persons who are members of internal Board
committees,
in
accordance
with
Article
2389(3), first sentence, of the Italian Civil
Code.
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SECTION V SECTION V
INTERNAL BOARD COMMITTEES INTERNAL BOARD COMMITTEES
Article 21 Article 21
1.
The Board of Directors has the right to set up the
internal committees of a consultative and/or
propositional
nature,
composed
of
Board
members, and shall establish the number of
members of such committees, the functions
assigned to them and their operating procedures.
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SECTION VI SECTION VI
COMPANY REPRESENTATION COMPANY REPRESENTATION
Article 22 Article 22
The Chairman of the Board of Directors and
1.
the Managing Director shall be entitled,
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separately, to represent the Company, also relating to legal proceedings, and to use the company signature powers, and the foregoing Chairman and Managing Director shall be entitled to designate, also for a continuous period, the Company's employees and persons seconded to the Company, as well as extraneous third parties, such as, by way of example, special attorneys and agents, in order to fulfil individual acts and transactions or given categories of acts and transactions and to appoint lawyers, experts and arbitrators, vesting them with the appropriate powers.

  1. Representation in legal proceedings shall include the power to promote any acts and actions to protect the Company's rights and interests, also through the request of control, provisional or urgent measures and exercising enforcement actions, in any judicial, administrative and arbitration court, before any Authority and at every stage and level of the proceedings, with all the powers necessary for this purpose, including the authority to confer the respective powers of attorney to appear in court, also of a general nature and with all powers of law, and also to discontinue the acts and actions.

  2. Executive Managers, fourth, third and second level Middle Managers, as well as the management staff vested with this power, in accordance with these Articles, shall also be entitled to sign on behalf of the Company.

The instruments issued by the Company shall be signed in joint signature, in order to be mandatory, and subject to the restriction that the third and second level Middle Managers shall only be authorised to sign jointly with a fourth level Middle Manager or with an Executive Manager.

  1. The Board of Directors may assign the power of representation and signing authority to the
Company's
employees
and
to
persons
seconded to the Company, as well as to
extraneous third parties, and establish the
respective powers, limits and the procedures
for exercising such powers.
SECTION VII SECTION VII
BOARD OF STATUTORY AUDITORS BOARD OF STATUTORY AUDITORS
Article 23 Article 23
1. The Shareholders' Meeting shall appoint the
Board of Statutory Auditors, composed of
three Statutory Auditors. The Shareholders'
Meeting shall also appoint two Alternate
Auditors. The composition of the Board of
Statutory
Auditors
shall
ensure
gender
balance. The members of the Board of
Statutory Auditors shall remain in office for
three financial years and cease to hold office
on the date of the Shareholders' Meeting
convened to approve the financial statements
relating to the last financial year of their term
of office, and members may be re-elected. The
provisions of law and these Articles shall apply
with regard to their appointment, revocation
and substitution, as well as with reference to
the specific requirements which they must
satisfy.
The
Shareholders'
Meeting
shall
determine the remunerations payable to the
members of the Board of Statutory Auditors.
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2. The responsibilities, duties and the term of
office
of
the
Auditors
shall
be
those
established by law. Persons who exceed the
limits on the accumulation of positions, or for
whom causes of ineligibility, incompatibility
and disqualification apply, or who do not meet
the
integrity
and
professionalism
requirements,
as
well
as
any
other
requirements established by the current legal
and
regulatory
provisions
shall
not
be
appointed as Auditors, and if appointed they

shall cease to hold office. Matters relating to commercial law and tax law, business economics and business finance, as well as matters relating to the corporate purpose are considered to be closely related to the Company's activities, for the purposes of Article 1(2) letters b) and c) of Ministry of Justice Decree No. 162 of 30th March 2000 that establishes the requirements of professionalism and integrity. Auditors may hold administration and control positions in other companies subject to the limits established by the provisions, also regulatory provisions, in force.

  1. The Statutory and Alternate Members of the Board of Auditors shall be appointed on the basis of lists submitted by authorised persons in which the candidates are to be listed by means of a progressive number. The listings are to be divided into two lists, indicating, respectively, up to 3 (three) candidates for the office of Statutory Auditor and up to 2 (two) candidates for the office of Alternate Auditor. In the case of a list submitting candidates for the office of Statutory Auditor and for the office of Alternate Auditor, at least the first candidate to the office of Statutory Auditor and at least the first candidate to the office of Alternate Auditor indicated in the respective lists shall have been registered for at least three years in the register of independent statutory auditors, and have performed the statutory auditing activity for a period of not less than 3 (three) years. In the case of a list submitting a number of candidates greater than or equal to 3 (three), each list for the appointment of a Statutory Auditor and an Alternate Auditor shall include a number of candidates belonging to the less represented gender that, in the framework of the list in question, ensures gender balance at least to the minimum extent required by the law, and also the regulatory provisions, in force. No candidate shall be included in more than one list, under penalty of disqualification from his/her candidacy.

    1. The lists shall be filed, under penalty of forfeiture, at the Company's registered office, also by remote means of communication and according to the methods indicated in the notice of call which enable the identification of the persons filing said lists, no later than twenty-five days prior to the date set for the Shareholders' Meeting (or by any other deadline set forth from time to time by applicable law). In addition, said lists shall be made available to the general public at the Company's registered office, on the Company's website, and with the other procedures set forth by applicable law, at least twenty-one days prior to the date set for the Shareholders' Meeting (or by any other deadline set forth from time to time by applicable law).
    1. Each person with voting rights (as well as (i) the persons with voting rights belonging to a same group, which shall mean a person – whether a company or otherwise – exercising control as defined by Article 2359 of the Italian Civil Code and any company controlled by, or under the common control as, the same person; or (ii) the parties to a same shareholders' agreement under Article 122 of Legislative Decree No. 58 of 24th February 1998; or (iii) persons with voting rights otherwise affiliated with each other by virtue of relevant affiliate relationship as contemplated under applicable statutory and/or regulatory provisions), may submit, either individually or jointly with others, a single list of candidates, and likewise each candidate may be included in one list only, under penalty of ineligibility.
    1. The persons entitled to submit lists for the appointment of the Auditors shall be the

persons with voting rights who, at the time of submission of the lists, aggregately hold ‒ whether individually or jointly ‒ voting shares representing at least 2.5% of the share capital with voting rights in the Shareholders' Meeting or the lower percentage envisaged by mandatory provisions of law or regulations.

  1. Ownership of the minimum number of shares required to submit the lists shall be determined by taking into account the shares registered in each shareholder's name, or in the name of two or more Shareholders jointly, at the time the lists are filed at the Company's registered office. Proof of ownership of the number of shares required for submitting the lists shall be certified under the applicable provisions of law; said certification may also be submitted to the Company after the list has been filed, provided it is done within the deadline set forth for the Company's publication of the lists.

  2. The authorised persons that submitted lists shall also file, together with the lists, any additional documentation and statements required by the legal and regulatory provisions, in force from time to time, within the deadline indicated in paragraph 4 above. Lists that do not comply with the requirements outlined above shall be deemed not to have been submitted.

    1. Each person with voting rights may vote for one list only.
    1. The members of the Board of Statutory Auditors shall be elected as follows:
  3. (i) (two) Statutory Auditors and 1 (one) Alternate Auditor shall be drawn from the list that received the highest number of votes validly cast, in the progressive order in which they were listed in said list;
  4. (ii) The remaining Statutory Auditor and the remaining Alternate Auditor shall be drawn

from the list that received the highest number of votes after the list referred to in subparagraph (i) above, and that is not connected in any way, not even indirectly, with the persons with voting rights who submitted the list referred to in sub-paragraph (i) above, whereby, the first candidate of the respective sections shall be duly elected, respectively, as the Statutory Auditor and Alternate Auditor (hereinafter, referred to, respectively, as the "Minority Statutory Auditor" and the "Minority Alternate Auditor".

    1. The Minority Statutory Auditor shall be appointed as the Chairman of the Board of Statutory Auditors.
    1. If only one list or if no list is submitted within the deadlines and in accordance with the procedures envisaged in the paragraphs above, or if the lists do not include a number of candidates equal to the number to be elected, the Ordinary Shareholders' Meeting shall resolve the appointment or integration based on a relative majority. In the event of a tie vote among several candidates, a ballot shall be held among such candidates, by means of another vote at the Shareholders' Meeting. In any event, the Shareholders' Meeting shall have an obligation to ensure gender balance as envisaged by the legal and regulatory provisions in force.
    1. In the event of death, resignation or disqualification or in the absence of a Statutory Auditor for any other reason, such Statutory Auditor shall be replaced by the Alternate Auditor drawn from the same list that included the outgoing Auditor, in accordance with the progressive order of the list, and in compliance with the minimum number of members enrolled in the register of statutory auditors who have performed statutory audit activities, pursuant to paragraph 3 above, and the principle of gender
balance. Where that is not possible, the
outgoing Auditor shall be replaced by the
Alternate Auditor who has the characteristics
indicated and drawn progressively from the
minority lists which received the highest
number of votes, in accordance with the
progressive order of the list. If the Auditors
were not appointed in accordance with the list
voting
system,
the
Alternate
Auditor
envisaged by the provisions of law shall take
his/her place. The replacing Alternate Auditor
shall also hold the office of Chairman in any
circumstance that envisages replacing the
Chairman of the Board of Statutory. The
Shareholders' Meeting envisaged under Article
2401(1) of the Italian Civil Code shall appoint
or replace the Auditors, in accordance with the
principal of the necessary representation of
minority shareholders and gender balance. If
the Alternate Auditor who replaces the
Statutory Auditor is not confirmed in office by
such Shareholders' Meeting, the Alternate
Auditor shall return to his/her role of
Alternate Auditor.
14. The laws and regulations in force shall be
observed
with
regard
to
the
Auditors'
responsibilities, the determination of their

remuneration and the term of office. 15. The Board of Statutory Auditors shall perform the duties assigned to it by the legal and regulatory provisions applicable and in force

from time to time.

    1. The Board of Statutory Auditors shall be validly constituted with the presence of the majority of the Auditors, and shall resolve by an absolute majority of the persons in attendance. The vote cast by the Chairman shall prevail in the event of a tie vote.
    1. The meetings of the Board of Statutory Auditors may be held by telecommunication means, if deemed appropriate by the
Chairman of the Board of Statutory Auditors,
provided
that
each
participant
can
be
identified by all the other participants and is
able to intervene in real time during the
discussion of the topics under examination, as
well
as
receive,
transmit
and
examine
documents. Where these requirements are
met, the Board of Statutory Auditors is
deemed to be held in the location where the
Chairman is present.
SECTION VIII SECTION VIII
STATUTORY AUDIT STATUTORY AUDIT
Article 24 Article 24
1.
The
statutory
audit
of
the
Company's
accounts shall be performed by an auditing
company that meets the legal requirements
and is listed in the appropriate register.
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2.
The
appointment,
duties,
powers,
responsibilities,
term,
revocation
and
remuneration
for
the
mandate
shall
be
disciplined by the laws and regulations in force
from time to time.
SECTION IX SECTION IX
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND
PROFITS
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND
PROFITS
Article 25 Article 25
1.
The financial year ends on 31st December of
each year.
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2.
The Board of Directors shall prepare the
Company's financial statements at the end of
each financial year, in compliance with the
provisions of law.
Article 26 Article 26
1.
2.
The net profits ascertained, and resulting from
the financial statements, shall be distributed in
accordance with the resolution approved by
the Shareholders' Meeting after the quota to
be allocated to the legal reserve has been
deducted. In particular, the Shareholders'
Meeting may resolve to establish and increase
other reserves, on the basis of a proposal by
the Board of Directors.
The Company may resolve the distribution of
interim dividends in the circumstances, with
the procedures and within the limits permitted
by the laws and regulations in force.
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SECTION X SECTION X
OFFICER RESPONSIBLE FOR
REPARING THE COMPANY'S
ACCOUNTING DOCUMENTS
OFFICER RESPONSIBLE FOR
REPARING THE COMPANY'S
ACCOUNTING DOCUMENTS
Article 27 Article 27
1. The Board of Directors shall appoint an Officer
responsible
for
preparing
the
Company's
accounting documents (hereafter, referred to as
the "Designated Officer"), for a maximum
period of three years, in order to perform the
duties attributed thereto by the laws and
regulations in force, and shall establish the
respective powers, means and remuneration,
subject to a mandatory consultation with the
Board of Statutory Auditors. The Designated
Officer may be re-elected at the end of his/her
term of office.
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2. The Designated Officer shall be selected by
the Board of Directors from among the
Company's
Executives
who
satisfy
the
requirements
of
professionalism,
are
characterised by specific skills and expertise
from the administrative and accounting point
of view. Such skills and expertise are to be
verified by the Board of Directors, and shall
be acquired through working experience in a
position of adequate responsibility over an
appropriate period of time and in enterprises
which are comparable to the Company.
3. In addition, the Designated Officer shall
satisfy the requirements of integrity which are
envisaged by the laws and regulations in force
in order to assume any offices envisaged by
these Articles. If the Designated Officer
ceases to meet the requirements of integrity
this circumstance shall entail the Designated
Officer being disqualified from holding office;
in this case the Board of Directors shall
promptly replace the disqualified Designated
Officer.
4. The Board of Directors shall ensure that the
Designated Officer has adequate powers and
means to perform the duties attributed to him
by the laws and regulations in force, as well as
the
effective
compliance
with
the
administrative and accounting procedures.
5. The Designated Officer may avail of the co
operation of all of the Company's structures
when performing its duties.
6. The
Designated
Officer
shall
issue
the
certifications
and
statements
prescribed
thereto by the laws and regulations in force,
also together with the delegated bodies, where
requested.
SECTION XI SECTION XI
TRANSACTIONS WITH RELATED
PARTIES
TRANSACTIONS WITH RELATED
PARTIES
Article 28 Article 28
1. The Company's duly designated bodies shall
approve the transactions with related parties, in
compliance with the legal and regulatory
provisions in force, as well as with the
provisions of these Articles and with the own
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applicable procedures adopted thereby.
2.
The internal procedures adopted by the
Company in relation to transactions with
related parties may envisage that the Board of
Directors approves the transactions of major
importance, despite the negative opinion of
the Independent Directors, provided that the
performance
of
these
transactions
is
authorised by the Shareholders' Meeting,
pursuant to Article 2364(1), letter 5) of the
Italian Civil Code. The Shareholders' Meeting
shall resolve with the majorities envisaged by
law in the circumstance referred to in the
preceding
paragraph,
as
well
as
in
the
circumstances in which a proposed resolution
to be submitted to the Shareholders' Meeting
in
relation
to
a
transaction
of
major
importance is approved with a negative
opinion
of
the
Independent
Directors,
provided that the above-mentioned majorities
prescribed by law are reached with the
favourable vote of the majority of unrelated
shareholders
voting
in
the
Shareholders'
Meeting,
and
where
the
unrelated
shareholders
voting
in
the
Shareholders'
Meeting represent at least 10% of the share
capital with voting rights.
3.
The internal procedures adopted by the
Company in relation to transactions with
related parties may envisage that urgent
transactions are excluded from their field of
application, within the limits permitted by the
applicable legal and regulatory provisions,
even if such transactions fall within the
jurisdiction of the Shareholders' Meeting.
SECTION XII SECTION XII
WITHDRAWAL WITHDRAWAL
Article 29 Article 29
The right of withdrawal shall be governed by
1.
law, without prejudice to the fact that the right
of withdrawal shall not apply to Shareholders
who did not vote to approve resolutions
regarding the extension of the Company's
duration or the introduction, change or
elimination of restrictions to the circulation of
the Company's shares.
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SECTION XIII SECTION XIII
WINDING-UP – FINAL PROVISIONS WINDING-UP – FINAL PROVISIONS
Article 30 Article 30
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