STOCK AND SHAREHOLDERS INFORMATION

Unieuro is a public company.

Unieuro’s shares (ticker: UNIR) have been listed on the EURONEXT STAR MILAN since April 2017.
The Company features an extensive and fragmented shareholder base, and thus is structured like a public company, which guarantees high liquidity of the stock.

DAILY PERFORMANCE

HISTORICAL PERFORMANCE

ANALYST COVERAGE
BROKER ANALYST E-MAIL
Banca Akros Andrea Bonfà [email protected]
BNP Paribas Exane Giuseppe Grimaldi [email protected]
Mediobanca Emanuele Negri [email protected] 
Shareholders
Unieuro's share capital is made up of 20,849,508 ordinary shares.
The table below displays the percentage of Unieuro ordinary shares held either directly or indirectly by shareholders or individuals at the top of the equity chain who have declared that they exceed the relevant shareholding threshold per Article 120 of the Consolidated Finance Act and Consob Issuers’ Regulation. The percentage shown in the table is updated based on the information available to the Company.
Shareholder N. shares % on share capitale
Iliad 2,520,37412.09%
Giuseppe Silvestrini 1,275,3956.12%
Morgan Stanley 691,3403.32%
Other institutional and retail shareholders 16,362,39978.48%
Variazione del capitale sociale



Dividend policy
Unieuro’s dividend policy currently in place, as approved by the Board of Directors on 1 March 2017 and amended on 10 January 2019, provides for the annual payout of dividends in an amount not less than 50% of the Company’s Adjusted Net Income.

Provided that all legal and factual conditions are met, dividend payout takes place, tentatively, in the month of June, following the end of the relevant Financial Year.
DIVIDEND HISTORY
FY DIVIDEND PER SHARE (€ MLN) TOTAL DIVIDENDS (€M)
2023/24 0.46 9.4
2022/23 0.49 9.8
2021/22 1.35 27.1
2020/21 2.60 (**) 53.8 (**)
2019/20 (*) (*)
2018/19 1.07 21.4
2017/18 1.00 20
2016/17 1.00 20
(*) Despite the positive results achieved by Unieuro in the 2019/20 financial year, on 6 May 2020 – in light of the Covid-19 emergency – the Board of Directors decided to waive the dividend policy in force and to submit to the Shareholders’ Meeting the allocation of the parent company’s profit for the year to the extraordinary reserve and therefore not to distribute dividends for the relevant financial year. On 12 June 2020, the Shareholders’ Meeting confirmed the decision, which was made in order to further strengthen Unieuro’s financial structure as a precaution. (**) The amount of € 2.60 was calculated by applying to the Adjusted Net Income for both financial years 2019/20 and 2020/21 the Dividend Policy of the Company, until the maximum amount of distributable profit for the year is exhausted. The decision to settle the unpaid coupon from 2019/20 profits stems from the Board of Directors’ desire to reward Shareholders, who in 2020 prudently and responsibly waived the remuneration of capital in order to help preserve the company’s solidity.