If You Invested in Eni Spa Roma (EIPAF)

ENI SPA ROMA (ITALY) (EIPAF) refers to Eni S.p.A., a foreign issuer that files reports with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission under Form 20-F. According to its SEC filings, Eni S.p.A. is based in Rome, Italy, and its registered office is indicated as being in Rome in the filings header. The company’s shares are traded on Euronext Milan, and the filings describe various transactions involving Eni shares on that market.

In multiple Form 6-K reports, Eni S.p.A. details activity under a treasury share buyback program approved by the Shareholders' Meeting on 14 May 2025. These filings explain that Eni acquires its own shares on the Euronext Milan within this program, providing daily breakdowns of trade dates, quantities, prices and total consideration. The reports also disclose the percentage of share capital represented by the repurchased shares and the total number of treasury shares held at given points in time, including shares granted to executives under a Long-Term Incentive Plan and to employees under an Employee Stock Ownership Plan approved by the shareholders.

The filings show that Eni S.p.A. periodically informs the market about:

• Numbers of shares purchased on Euronext Milan over specified periods.
• Weighted average purchase prices and total amounts paid in euro.
• The cumulative number of shares acquired since the start of the buyback program and the related percentage of share capital.
• The total treasury shares held, including those granted under incentive and employee ownership plans.

Eni S.p.A. also publishes a financial calendar for upcoming corporate events. A Form 6-K dated December 11, 2025, presents the 2026 calendar of corporate events, listing planned meetings of the Board of Directors and the Shareholders’ Meeting, as well as dates for the disclosure of preliminary financial statements, the Annual Report, strategic plan presentations, quarterly results and related press releases and conference calls. The calendar also indicates planned resolutions on the distribution of reserves for and in place of dividends, and the associated ex-dividend, record and payment dates, subject to shareholder approval where specified.

In the same filing, Eni states that, according to article 82-ter of the Italian Regulations on issuers, it intends to continue providing quarterly financial results on a voluntary basis. The company outlines the key performance indicators it plans to disclose in these quarterly results, including:

• A measure of the performance of operating activities for the group and operating segments, such as operating profit or an equivalent measure, on both reported and adjusted bases.
• Consolidated net results.
• Consolidated and by-segment adjusted net results.
• Consolidated net financial position and cash flow for the period.
• Consolidated shareholders’ equity.
• Consolidated leverage.

Another topic covered in the filings is the possible issue of hybrid subordinated bonds. In a Form 6-K dated December 11, 2025, Eni’s Board of Directors approves the possible issue of one or more hybrid subordinated bonds, to be placed with institutional investors, for a value up to a maximum aggregate amount of 1 billion euro, to be issued in one or more tranches by 30 June 2027. The filing notes that these bonds, if issued, are intended to help maintain a well-balanced financial structure, be used for general corporate purposes, and be listed on one or more regulated markets or multilateral trading facilities.

Across its filings, Eni S.p.A. uses the Form 6-K framework to provide structured information to investors and regulators about share buybacks, treasury share levels, corporate event calendars, dividend-related resolutions, and financing authorizations. For investors researching EIPAF stock, these documents are a primary source of information on the company’s capital management activities, planned disclosure schedule and certain aspects of its financial communication policy.