GABELLI MULTIMEDIA TRUST INC. SCHEDULE 13D/A filed 2026-09-10

On 2026-09-10, a Schedule 13D/A was filed in respect of Gabelli Multimedia Trust Inc., a Maryland-incorporated entity with a business address at One Corporate Center, Rye, NY, 10580, and CIK 921671. The trust's securities trade on the NYSE under the tickers GGT, GGT-PE and GGT-PG. It was formerly named Gabelli Global Multimedia Trust Inc. The "/A" designation means this is an amendment to a Schedule 13D already on file rather than a first-time disclosure. The filing was submitted under accession number 0000807249-26-000083, and that leading identifier corresponds to CIK 807249, the EDGAR filer GAMCO Investors, Inc. et al. GAMCO is incorporated in Delaware, with a business address at 191 Mason Street, Greenwich, CT, 06830, and has previously filed under the names Gabelli Asset Management Inc et al, Gabelli Funds Inc et al, and Gabelli Funds Inc. The pairing is what makes this record worth a look for an analyst or reporter: a Gabelli-affiliated filer amending a beneficial ownership report on a Gabelli-named closed-end fund listed on the NYSE. A Schedule 13D covers a holder reporting beneficial ownership of more than five percent of a class of registered equity, along with the purpose of the holding. An amendment is required when there is a material change to what was previously reported. The specifics of that change are not in this record. The share count, the percentage of the class held before and after, the class of securities involved, the date of the triggering event, any transactions in the preceding sixty days, the identities of the individual reporting persons behind the "et al," and the stated purpose of the transaction are all not in the filing as captured here. Readers who need those numbers should go to the source. The filing index is at https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/921671/000080724926000083/0000807249-26-000083-index.htm, and the complete submission text is at https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/921671/0000807249-26-000083.txt. Comparing the amendment against the prior 13D on the same CIK pair is the fastest way to see what moved.