Milan court lifts suspension of Genenta corporate purpose amendment in shareholder suit

• Milan court revoked a June 12 preliminary order that had suspended a bylaw change expanding the company’s corporate purpose.
• The July 9 order restored the amendment’s full effect; the decision was notified to the company on July 13.
• Judges found the company’s interest outweighed alleged harm to plaintiffs, citing prior investment commitments and strategic importance.
• The court ordered removal of the suspension entry from Italy’s Companies Register.
• The underlying shareholder lawsuit challenging the May 2, 2024 and Oct. 29, 2025 resolutions remains pending in Milan.

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