It took place in Paris fourth edition di Italian Excellences 2025, the conference organized by Intesa Sanpaolo to favormeeting between the best Italian companies and the international financial community. The initiative, which has become a reference event for the dialogue between manufacturing excellence and global investors, saw the participation of approximately 100 institutional investors representing 60 leading investment houses.
During the day they over 500 meetings held, including individual and group meetings, confirming the growing interest in the Italian business community and the ability of domestic companies to attract capital in a still complex global economic landscape.
A showcase for Italian companies
The event, opened with a meeting at the Italian Embassy in Paris, was promoted by IMI Corporate & Investment Banking Division of Intesa Sanpaolo, led by Mauro Micillo, in collaboration with Borsa Italiana (Euronext Group) and with the contribution of the Research Department.
The aim of the initiative is to offer listed companies a privileged channel of dialogue with foreign investors, promoting the development of new opportunities and internationalization paths. participating companies They represented a snapshot of Italian excellence in key sectors such as industry, technology, fashion, design, and services.
Among the companies present: Banca Ifis, Brembo, De' Longhi, Elica, Enav, Esprinet, Ferretti Group, Fila, Generalfinance, Interpump, Mondadori, Sanlorenzo, Technogym, Zignago Vetro and many others.
Falchetti: "A unique opportunity for visibility and growth."
Andrea Falchetti, Head of Mid-Cap Corporate Finance at Intesa Sanpaolo's IMI CIB Division, emphasized the initiative's strategic value: "Italian Excellences continues to be a unique opportunity for Italian companies to engage and gain visibility on international markets. The dialogue with investors remains solid and ongoing, demonstrating our country's attractiveness and the trust Italy continues to inspire, even in an evolving global context."
Falchetti also highlighted how "the Italian business landscape, and in particular that of medium-sized companies, remains vibrant, dynamic, and oriented toward foreign markets."
A piece of the 2022–2025 Business Plan
The Paris conference fits perfectly into the Intesa Sanpaolo's 2022–2025 Business Plan, which aims to support the international growth of Italian companies through dedicated advisory, finance, and foreign expansion support tools.
