MONDO TV DIFFUSIONE INFORMAZIONI SU RICHIESTA CONSOB AI SENSI DELL’ ART. 114 C. 5 D.LGS 58/1998 (“TUF”) – SITUAZIONE AL 31/03/2026: insider trades · Italy · Consob

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Mondo TV Diffusione Informazioni su Richiesta CONSOB under Article 114(5) of the Italian Consolidated Finance Act (TUF) refers to Mondo TV, an Italian listed company whose shares trade on Borsa Italiana (FTSE MIB) under the ticker MTV.MI. Founded in 1985 by Orlando Corradi and listed in 2002 on the Star segment, the company is one of Europe’s established specialists in animation production and distribution. Its registered office is in Rome, Italy, and its business is centered on the development, exploitation and commercialization of animated intellectual property. ([mondotv.it](https://www.mondotv.it/wp/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/MTV-Relazione-governo-societario-2024-31032025-FINAL.pdf)) The company’s core model is built around animated TV series and feature-length films, typically produced in co-production with European broadcasters and partners. Management has also emphasized adjacent revenue streams such as licensing, merchandising, catalogue exploitation and the distribution of third-party content. This matters because Mondo TV competes in a content-driven industry where value creation depends on franchise strength, rights management and the ability to monetize intellectual property across territories and platforms. For a company of this scale, the breadth and durability of the library are strategic assets. ([mondotv.it](https://www.mondotv.it/wp/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/MTV-Relazione-governo-societario-2024-31032025-FINAL.pdf)) From a competitive standpoint, Mondo TV is best described as a niche European animation player rather than a fully integrated global studio. The group has historically been active across several European markets and has more recently focused its commercial efforts on Western markets, following a strategic shift away from Asia. The company’s stated priorities include higher-return properties, international partners with strong brand recognition, and greater emphasis on digital channels. Recent disclosures also show a leaner corporate structure after portfolio changes such as the sale of Mondo TV Studios and the merger of certain European subsidiaries, indicating a continued focus on simplification and capital discipline. ([mondotv.it](https://www.mondotv.it/wp/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/COS85.0-approvazione-progetto-di-bilancio-desercizio-e-consolidato-al-31.12.2024.pdf)) Recent developments highlight a still-challenging operating backdrop. In its 2024 annual report, the group reported a consolidated net loss and a net financial debt position that improved year on year but remained material. Management also updated its industrial plan in 2025, with a stronger emphasis on cost reduction, the monetization of the existing library and diversification of sales channels. Operationally, the delivery of all 52 episodes of Grisù to ZDF and Rai was presented as a flagship achievement. In addition, the stock has been subject to ongoing CONSOB-related disclosure activity, including recent changes in relevant shareholdings, which is consistent with the scrutiny often seen around Italian small-cap issuers. ([mondotv.it](https://www.mondotv.it/wp/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/COS85.0-approvazione-progetto-di-bilancio-desercizio-e-consolidato-al-31.12.2024.pdf))