Fenix Entertainment
On 12 August 2020, Fenix Entertainment S.p.A. obtained admission to negotiate ordinary shares on AIM Italia, a multilateral negotiations system organized and managed by Borsa Italiana. Negotiations began on 14 August 2020.
Integrae SIM acted as the Nomad of the Issuer.
The admission of Fenix Entertainment took place following the placement in Capital Increase of a total of 377,500 shares, at an offer price of 4 euros per share, for a total equivalent value of 1.51 million euros. The capitalization concerning the offer price is equal to Euro 9.51 million, and Euro 11.3 million at the end of the first day of negotiating.
The enterprise. Fenix Entertainment has started the activity through co-productions of films and musical productions of quality works and artists, winners of awards at the Festivals, and a source of accreditation and strengthening the visibility of the brand. The start of the autonomous production activity took place in 2019, both in the cinema (with “Burraco Fatale”, distributed in 2020), and in TV programs (“That’s Amore”, broadcast in 2019 by Rai3). The distinctive feature of Fenix is its presence throughout the value chain, both in the cinema-television and music sectors: from the choice of subjects to a screenplay, from production, co-production, and post-production, up to distribution.
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BREAKING NEWS| In the press release dated July 7th, 2026, iVision Tech, an Innovative SME active in the design and manufacturing of acetate and combined eyewear, owner of the historic French luxury brand Henry Jullien and increasingly focused on the integration of eyewear manufacturing, electronics and optical components, announced that its subsidiary Sharbie Srl has signed a three-year agreement with AiLux Srl with an estimated total value of € 3.24 million. The agreement leverages the digital and operational expertise of Sharbie, a B2B technology company specialized in the development of digital solutions and operational services for businesses and professional networks that recently joined the Group, applying these capabilities to the needs of AiLux, a technology manufacturer engaged in the development of communication and automation systems for the stability, balancing and safety of electricity and gas networks, and an existing customer of D.E.C. Elettronica, another iVision Tech subsidiary specializing in the production of electronic boards. Specifically, the contract covers the provision of a specialized technical Help Desk service supporting installers during the configuration, installation, testing and final validation of CCI devices (Intelligent Concentrators and Controllers), hardware solutions designed to collect, aggregate and manage data or information flows from multiple sources, thereby improving the efficiency of networks and infrastructure. In practice, Sharbie will provide a predominantly remote support service through a ticketing platform integrated with telephone channels, WhatsApp Business and video conferencing, ensuring continuous technical assistance to installers throughout all operational phases. The service will include request handling, preliminary verification of the technical prerequisites of the installations, support in configuring communication protocols, verification of device power supply and connectivity, assistance during functional testing, and coordination with energy distribution operators. To execute the contract, Sharbie will deploy an organization consisting of approximately 25 operators on average, supported by a dedicated Project Manager and at least one operational coordinator, with the flexibility to increase staffing levels should operational requirements arise. The agreement with AiLux, scheduled to commence in July 2026 and lasting 36 months, represents the first contract announced following Sharbie’s inclusion within the iVision Tech Group and provides the first tangible evidence of the industrial and commercial potential of the newly acquired company. The transaction enables the Group to extend Sharbie’s digital and operational expertise to the energy distribution sector, strengthening its presence in B2B services while also creating favourable conditions for the future development of industrial smart glasses solutions. Furthermore, the collaboration builds on an existing relationship between AiLux and D.E.C. Elettronica, another Group subsidiary already supplying electronic boards to the customer, demonstrating iVision Tech’s ability to expand an established industrial partnership by complementing its hardware offering with digital services and specialized technical support through Sharbie. We believe that this contract represents an initial operational validation of the Group’s integration strategy, demonstrating how the acquisition of Sharbie can contribute not only to broadening the Group’s digital services offering, but also to the future adoption of professional smart glasses applications. Based on the information disclosed in the press release, we reiterate our BUY recommendation, €3.00 target price and Medium risk rating. |
