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Bologna Fiere entra nel capitale di Gambero Rosso e si rafforza nel Wine&Food

Il gruppo emiliano ha acquistato il 49,9% della Holding per 5,7 milioni di euro

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Bologna Fiere entra nel capitale di Gambero Rosso e si rafforza nel Wine&Food

Bologna Fiere continues its diversification efforts by strengthening its position in the Food & Beverage sector. The group has entered the Gambero Rosso capital with a 5.7 million euro investment. According to the company announcement, this operation involves the formation of Gambero Rosso Holding, where Class Editori has granted more than 7.3 million ordinary shares of Gambero Rosso, representing 51.17% of the company's capital, while maintaining a 10% direct stake.

Bologna Fiere acquired 49.9% of the Holding for 5.7 million euros, fully funded by its own resources. The agreement also includes cross-purchase and sale options on GR Holding shares, exercisable from the 2028 budget approval, and the presence of three members on the 12-member board appointed by Bologna Fiere, one of whom will be vice president.

Bologna Fiere's president, Gianpiero Calzolari, stated that the company's entry into Gambero Rosso capital is a strategic investment in one of the most respected and recognized editorial brands in the Italian agri-food system. The goal is to strengthen the international presence of Italian food and wine excellence. Calzolari added that this operation is consistent with Bologna Fiere Group's growth and diversification strategy and with its mission to build platforms that connect businesses, markets, and territories, contributing to the promotion of Made in Italy worldwide.

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