Timeline
The timeline of the company:
- 1927 – Angelo Rizzoli launches publishing activities at his printing company “A. Rizzoli & C.”
- 1952 – company is renamed “Rizzoli Editore”
- 1974 – company purchases “Editoriale Corriere della Sera S.a.s.”, which publishes the daily newspaper Il Corriere della Sera
- 1976 – company takes over management of La Gazzetta dello Sport
- 1984 – Gemina acquires controlling holding of Rizzoli
- 1990 – acquisition of holding in Spanish company Unidad Editorial S.A., the present day holding of which is 96.1%
- 1997 – Rizzoli-Corriere della Sera is separated from Gemina’s other industrial activities, which are transferred to the new HdP company
- 2000 – acquisition of French publishing house Editions Flammarion
- 2001 – creation of Fondazione Corriere della Sera
- 2002 – acquisition of holding in Dada S.p.A., which at present stands at 46.54%
- 2003 – company is renamed RCS MediaGroup
- 2006 – acquisition of first holding in Digicast, which is now a wholly owned subsidiary
- 2007 – acquisition, through Unidad Editorial, of Spanish publishing group Recoletos Grupo de Comunicaciòn
- 2007 – acquisition of 34.6% of Finelco Group
- 2008 – acquisition, through Unidad Editorial, of 100% of VEO Television (already held at 55,4%)
- 2012 – divestiture of Flammarion to Éditions Gallimard
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