Portobello S.p.A.
MMIL:POR0.75
EUR
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(-2.60%)
ISIN
IT0005337495
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-55.09
14.20
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-92.01
81.12
5Y
-98.24
68.34
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- CEO
- Simone Prete
- Sector
- Commercial services
- Industry
- Advertising/Marketing services
- Address
- Pomezia Italy
- IPO Date
- Jul 13, 2018
- Website
- portobellospa.com
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- Portobello S.p.A. is an Italy-based commercial and media company specializing in media bartering, retail distribution, and wholesale trade. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Rome, Italy, the company operates an integrated circular business model organized into three main divisions: Media and Advertising, Business-to-Consumer (B2C) Retail, and Business-to-Business (B2B) Distribution. In its Media and Advertising division, Portobello manages, sells, and cross-distributes proprietary and third-party advertising space across digital video walls, out-of-home (OOH) billboards, print publications, television, and radio channels, specializing in media barter transactions where advertising services are exchanged for physical merchandise from brand owners. In its B2C Retail division, the company commercializes goods through a nationwide network of directly operated and franchised Portobello retail stores, third-party digital marketplaces, and its proprietary e-commerce platforms. Its retail catalog encompasses a broad spectrum of consumer goods, including consumer electronics and small domestic appliances; household goods, cookware, and home textiles; apparel, footwear, and fashion accessories; personal care, cosmetics, and wellness products; and leisure items, toys, and giftware. In its B2B division, Portobello manages bulk inventory turnover by distributing surplus merchandise and commercial stock lots to domestic and international wholesale partners, trading companies, and reseller networks. Recent operational and corporate developments include the acquisition and integration of the ePRICE marketplace business unit to enhance the company's digital retail footprint and omnichannel distribution capabilities. In response to financial and liquidity pressures, Portobello and its principal operating subsidiary, PB Retail S.r.l., initiated a comprehensive balance-sheet restructuring and were admitted by the Court of Rome to a preventive arrangement procedure in business continuity (concordato preventivo in continuità aziendale). Under this restructuring framework, the company has implemented measures to optimize working capital, rationalize its physical store footprint, streamline operational overhead, and stabilize its core media bartering and retail trading operations.