Notorious Pictures SPA: directors' dealings · Italy · Consob

About Notorious Pictures SPA

Notorious Pictures S.p.A. is an Italian entertainment group listed on Borsa Italiana (FTSE MIB) in Italy, with ISIN IT0005025355 and ticker NPI.MI. The company has built an integrated model spanning the production, acquisition, distribution, and commercialization of film rights, and it also operates cinemas through its subsidiary Notorious Cinemas. In its investor materials, the group describes itself as one of the reference operators in Italy’s entertainment space, with activities that cover the main exploitation windows for film content: theatrical release, home video, TV, and new media. It also has an international footprint through its wholly owned subsidiary Notorious Pictures Spain, based in Madrid. ([notoriouspictures.it](https://notoriouspictures.it/investors/?utm_source=openai)) Founded in 2012, Notorious Pictures initially developed as a rights acquisition and distribution specialist before moving further upstream into film production. The company is legally headquartered in Rome and maintains administrative offices in Milan, a setup that reflects both its Italian roots and its proximity to the capital markets. Its corporate presentation emphasizes a young but established entertainment platform that has managed to position itself among the more visible Italian players in a niche industry where access to rights, relationships with producers, and catalogue management are critical competitive advantages. ([notoriouspictures.it](https://notoriouspictures.it/contatti/?utm_source=openai)) The core business lines are film production, film distribution, and cinema operations. Borsa Italiana’s company profile indicates that revenue is primarily generated by film production, followed by cinema exhibition and film distribution, highlighting a vertically connected model rather than a pure-play distributor. Its service offering includes securing content rights, bringing films to market across multiple channels, and monetizing intellectual property through both third-party platforms and its own cinema network. ([borsaitaliana.it](https://www.borsaitaliana.it/borsa/azioni/profilo-societa-dettaglio.html?isin=IT0005025355&lang=it&mic=EXGM&utm_source=openai)) From a competitive perspective, Notorious Pictures stands out for its “full rights” approach, meaning it can capture value across the entire life cycle of a film. That integrated structure can support stronger control over release timing, rights monetization, and catalogue economics, while the company’s relatively smaller size versus global media majors can make it more nimble in project selection and negotiations. The group also highlights its recent internationalization strategy, launched through Notorious Pictures Spain, which aims to replicate the Italian business model and broaden geographic diversification. ([notoriouspictures.it](https://notoriouspictures.it/investors/?utm_source=openai)) Recent developments include the January 2026 announcement of the company’s 2026 financial calendar and the spring 2026 publication of the 2025 annual consolidated report. That report shows consolidated revenue of about EUR 94.8 million for 2025, and the investor website also mentions the approval of the 2025 financial statements and a new buyback plan. For investors, the stock represents a listed Italian media company on Borsa Italiana (FTSE MIB) with exposure to the film cycle, but supported by an integrated operating platform and a broader rights-based monetization model in Italy. ([notoriouspictures.it](https://notoriouspictures.it/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Relazione-Finanziaria-annuale-di-Esercizio-e-Consolidata-IAS-31-12-25.pdf?utm_source=openai))