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Intesa Sanpaolo's IMI CIB Division launched "Obiettivo Italia 2025" in Vicenza, aiming to support Italian businesses through strategic dialogue and innovative solutions amid a complex economic landscape. The initiative will host meetings across Italy, focusing on growth strategies and market diversification, particularly in response to potential US tariffs affecting exports. With a strong emphasis on regional economic development, the program seeks to enhance collaboration between the bank and key industry players.
Intesa Sanpaolo's IMI Corporate & Investment Banking Division launched "Objective Italy 2025" in Vicenza, aiming to enhance dialogue with local businesses on key issues like innovation and financial risk management. The initiative will continue across various Italian cities, supporting over 2,300 groups and 1,800 clients, while promoting sustainable economic growth amid a complex international landscape. Italian companies, particularly in Veneto, are proactively seeking new markets in response to potential US tariffs, with notable export growth to the Middle East and other regions.
Amplifon has secured a €175 million sustainability-linked credit facility from Intesa Sanpaolo, comprising a €100 million revolving credit line and a €75 million term loan. This financing boosts Amplifon's total sustainability-linked financing to €1 billion, reflecting its commitment to integrating ESG factors into its strategy. The facility enhances liquidity, diversifies funding sources, and extends debt maturity.
Amplifon has secured a 5-year sustainability-linked financing agreement with Intesa Sanpaolo, totaling 175 million euros, which includes a 100 million euro revolving credit line and a 75 million euro long-term loan. This financing boosts Amplifon's sustainable financing to 1 billion euros and incorporates a margin adjustment mechanism tied to specific sustainability indicators. The deal enhances Amplifon's liquidity, diversifies its financing sources, and extends its debt maturity.
Amplifon has secured a €175 million sustainability-linked financing agreement with Intesa Sanpaolo, comprising a €100 million revolving credit line and a €75 million long-term loan. This brings Amplifon's total sustainable financing to €1 billion, underscoring its commitment to integrating ESG factors into its strategy. The loan features a margin adjustment mechanism tied to specific sustainability indicators, enhancing the company's liquidity and diversifying its funding sources.
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