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Cdp, green light for new operations for 3,2 billion euros

Cdp's board of directors approves €3,2 billion in operations to support Italian businesses, innovation, internationalization and infrastructure development. Initiatives to strengthen the territory and facilitate access to credit

Cdp, green light for new operations for 3,2 billion euros

Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (Cdp), has new operations approved for a total value of over 3,2 billion euros, intended for support Italian businesses, with particular attention to large, medium and small companies. The investments concern a wide range of sectors, including internationalization, export, innovation, international cooperation and strategic infrastructure for the country. The decisions were taken on the proposal of the CEO and General Manager, Dario Scannapieco, within the framework of the guidelines of the 2025-2027 Strategic Plan.

Support for businesses and strategic infrastructures

Among the main resolutions approved by the Board of Directors, there is theAuthorization of new funding for to support Italian production chains, encouraging companies to face challenges related to internationalization and export. In addition, interventions have also been planned to speed up the investment programs of companies operating in crucial sectors such as infrastructure and transportation. The resources allocated will allow for the development of new technologies and to improve the efficiency of national logistics networks.

Support for public administrations and territorial growth

The Board of Directors also approved targeted measures to support Public Administrations, with the aim of strengthening the link with the territories. The green light has been given to resources destined for urban and territorial development projects, focusing on key areas such as sustainable mobility, social housing and public services.

Strengthening risk capacity and access to credit

Finally, the Council approved a new framework to support a greater risk taking in high impact operations, promoting initiatives that stimulate growth and innovation in various sectors. The goal is accelerate the development of new opportunities for Italian businesses, especially small ones, which often find it difficult to access credit. In parallel, additional tools have been provided for afacilitate the use of European resources by public administrations, in order to optimize public investments and accelerate the implementation of projects.

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