Milan, 3 July 2026. DHH S.p.A. (DHH.MI) (ISIN shares IT0005203622 | ISIN warrants IT0005645541) (“DHH” or “Company”), is proud to announce that it has been selected as one of the 100 companies listed on the Borsa Italiana that compose the Intermonte Valore Italia Index, which is dedicated to SMEs with a market capitalization of less than one billion euros that are not included in the FTSE MIB.
The Index was created with the aim of highlighting the universe of listed Italian small and medium-sized enterprises, serving as a meeting point between entrepreneurship, the capital markets, and the national economy. It offers a true cross-section of the best expertise in the Italian economy, helping to broaden and diversify investment opportunities compared to traditional indices for both domestic and international investors.
Companies are selected based on rigorous technical and financial criteria designed to ensure adequate levels of liquidity, transparency, and investability, including: minimum free float, strong governance standards, analyst coverage, financial sustainability, and debt levels, as well as representativeness within the Index itself.
The Index is part of PMI2Change, Banca Generali’s innovative project presented on July 1, 2026, at Borsa Italiana’s Palazzo Mezzanotte, which aims to support the growth and competitiveness of Italian entrepreneurs by fostering the development of domestically listed SMEs. The project addresses the issue of limited liquidity and undervaluation of listed SMEs, helping to create the best conditions for a more efficient match between capital and businesses.
The initiative builds on the expertise of Intermonte, a leading Italian player in the sector with over thirty years of experience in financial markets – particularly in SME research, sales & trading, market making, and investment banking – which has been an integral part of the Banca Generali Group since early 2025.
Building on the Index, Banca Generali, together with Investlinx and Intermonte, has launched a new actively managed, PIR-compliant ETF that will invest primarily in the universe defined by the Index itself. Banca Generali has committed to supporting the launch of the instrument with an initial capital inflow of 100 million euros in the first few months, with a gradual increase in exposure to reach 500 million euros in the medium term. It is therefore estimated that the initiative could help generate new investment flows of 1-2 million euros per day, representing over 5% of the Index’s free float.