2023
Adherence to the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi), committing to set emission reduction targets in line with the Net-Zero scenario.
2022
Investment in Archimede, parent company of Formula Impresoft, a provider of IT & software services and digital solutions to SMEs.
Purchase of a 19.99% interest in Bene Assicurazioni, an innovative technology company in the Italian non-life insurance market.
Purchase of 100% of SIDI Sport, an iconic Italian brand specialising in the production and sale of cycling and motorcycling footwear.
2021
Exit from the food plastic packaging sector by disposing Sirap Group’s operational assets.
Co-investor with Clessidra SGR in the Botter wine group (now Argea Group).
Investment in Farmagorà, chain of pharmacies closely linked to the local area.
Anchor investor of the Clessidra Capital Partners 4 fund.
Purchase of the remaining 20% of the capital of Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella.
2020
Purchase of an 80% interest in Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella, a historic manufacturer of high-end perfumes and cosmetics.
Purchase of a 92.5% interest in CDS | Casa della Salute, a network of specialist outpatient clinics.
Purchase of a 60% stake in Callmewine, an eCommerce platform for the sale of wines and spirits.
The Italmobiliare Group joined the United Nations Global Compact Network, the largest strategic corporate citizenship initiative in the world.
2019
Took a 30% stake in the Autogas Nord Group – AGN ENERGIA. The investment in Jaggaer was sold to Cinven in August. Italmobiliare included in the STAR segment of the Italian Stock Exchange from September. 80% of Salumificio Capitelli was acquired in December.
2018
The portfolio expansion strategy continues: purchase of a 60% interest in Caffè Borbone and a 40% interest in ISEO Serrature. Private equity investments increased, including the BDT Capital Partners funds.
2017
Acquisition of 40% of the Tecnica Group. At the end of the year, Italmobiliare joined the US group Jaggaer, which operates in the eProcurement sector, through the contribution of BravoSolution.
2016
In July, after acquiring direct control of Italgen and BravoSolution, the equity investment in Italcementi was sold to the German group HeidelbergCement, on the basis of an agreement signed in 2015.
In September, Clessidra Sgr, the main Italian private equity operator, was purchased and Italmobiliare became anchor investor of Clessidra's CCP3 fund.
From 2000 to 2015
During 2002, the main investment transaction was the sale of the 100% of SAB Autoservizi to the UK group Arriva.
Following a reorganisation of the partnership, in 2004 Italmobiliare bought an additional stake in RCS MediaGroup, confirming itself as one of the publishing group's main shareholders.
Also in 2005, the major portfolio transactions involved the publishing sector with the disposal of the interest held in Poligrafici Editoriale.
In 2014, Italmobiliare participated pro-quota in the recapitalisation and simplification plan of the Italcementi Group, maintaining a controlling interest of 45%.
In September 2015, Finter Bank was sold to the Swiss group Vontobel.
1990s
In 1990, the Franco Tosi Group sold its industrial activity to the ABB Asea Brown Boveri Group, reinvesting part of its resources in the food packaging and insulation sector (Sirap Gema), the integral water cycle and gas distribution (Crea).
In 1992, in the largest international acquisition carried out hitherto by an Italian group, the majority of Ciments Français passed to the Italcementi Group, which thereby became a world leader in the building materials sector.
In 1993, as a result of the bank's privatisation, Italmobiliare acquired an equity investment in Credito Italiano.
In 1997, Franco Tosi was merged with Italmobiliare, after the favourable outcome of a takeover bid.
1980s
In 1980 Italmobiliare was admitted for trading on the Milan Stock Exchange. In 1984, the investments in RAS and Banca Provinciale Lombarda were sold as part of a Group reorganisation plan.
During the period 1988-90, a minority shareholding was acquired in Poligrafici Editoriale, as part of an agreement with the Monti Group.
1970s
The portfolio was strengthened in 1976 with the purchase of a significant minority shareholding in Bastogi, later sold in 1986, which joined the one held in Falck.
In 1979 Italmobiliare became the holding company for the entire Group when it acquired a majority of the ordinary shares in Italcementi.
1950s-60s
In 1952 a first shareholding was acquired in Franco Tosi, an industrial company in the electromechanical sector, which became a subsidiary in 1968. The presence in the banking sector developed in the years between 1962 and 1965 through the purchase of eight local credit institutions, which in 1967 were concentrated in Istituto Bancario Italiano, later sold in 1982.
1946 - the foundation
Italmobiliare was founded in 1946 by Italcementi S.p.A. as a vehicle to hold investments other than those in the construction materials sector.
Among the first transactions, Italmobiliare acquired a number of controlling interests in the credit sector (Banca Provinciale Lombarda, Credito Commerciale), in the insurance sector (RAS), in the publishing sector and in the extra-urban public transport sector.