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SIGNA Holding: ownership, collapse and proceedings

Ameria Invest AG: family capital and separate loans

Ameria was the Arduini family’s Liechtenstein investment vehicle and a shareholder in the Supra structure. Its reported capital contributions differed from loans to Holding and Prime Assets, and the investors resisted further fresh funding in May 2023.

published
12 oct 2026
records as of
10 oct 2026
entities
592
sources
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1Family vehicle and shareholder positions

analysisRetained reporting identifies Ameria as a Liechtenstein company at Austraße 15, Triesen, associated with Riccardo Arduini and Julia Dora Koranyi Arduini. Its reported 2020 figures—approximately CHF760m assets and CHF630m debts—are its own historical Swiss-franc accounts, not Holding financials. Later official records show Ameria entered as shareholder of Supraholding GmbH in December 2023 and sole shareholder of SUPRA Assets in September 2024; a secondary register account gives its KG limited-partner entry in January 2024. 1 2 3 4

attributedA retained corporate-register reproduction records Ameria Invest AG becoming a limited partner of Supraholding GmbH & Co KG on 4 January 2024, while ARP Seventeen GmbH ceased to be a limited partner. 4

qualification
The retained registry reproduction supports this specific historical statement; it does not establish the participant’s position beyond the stated scope and period.

sources in this section

  1. Media source · s-d65 identified by category only · Media
  2. Austrian commercial-register record: Supraholding GmbH Republic of Austria, Electronic Official Gazette
  3. Austrian commercial-register record: SUPRA Assets GmbH Republic of Austria, Electronic Official Gazette
  4. Corporate registry source · s-d14 identified by category only · Corporate registry

2Capital subscriptions over time

analysisA retained investigation citing notarial documents reports approximately EUR83m entering Holding capital in July 2018, EUR147m in August 2019 and EUR127m in August 2020 through an Austrian intermediary for Ameria. It separately reports Ameria taking over Falcon’s Holding stake in 2016. Neither the intermediary account nor the stake transfer establishes that Ameria itself owned every nominee company, and Falcon’s separate money-laundering history cannot be attributed to Ameria through banking or investment adjacency. 1

sources in this section

  1. Media source · s-d65 identified by category only · Media

3Loans and the refusal of new money

analysisArduini’s reported testimony identifies EUR250m lent to Holding in 2022 and EUR50m to Prime Assets. He said his family would not put in new money in May 2023 until both loans were repaid, and existing claims were then proposed for conversion into equity. He described three extensions of Holding’s EUR250m loan, finally until 31 May 2024, and Benko’s explanation that funds were needed mainly for Prime’s Elbtower project. That stated purpose is testimony, not a traced use-of-proceeds finding; the two borrowers must remain separate. 1

attributedIn reported testimony to Soko Signa, Riccardo Arduini said his family owned Ameria Invest AG and had invested in Signa since 2012. 1

qualification
The retained reported account supports this specific historical statement; it does not establish the participant’s position beyond the stated scope and period.

sources in this section

  1. Media source · s-d20 identified by category only · Media

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DossierTwist, “SIGNA Holding: ownership, collapse and proceedings”, dt.002, 12 October 2026, https://osint.v3rta.com/dossiers/signa-holding/

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