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Intesa Sanpaolo to provide €30 billion for Italian firms expanding abroad
Intesa Sanpaolo and four partners announced a financing agreement for Italian businesses on November 4, 2026.
The agreement makes €30 billion available over three years through a credit facility.
It is aimed at Italian companies that export or invest abroad.
The partners are Confindustria, SACE, SIMEST and ICE.
The plan is intended to support businesses’ international activity.
The announcement says the plan covers available tools and access; it does not give further details about how firms can apply.
Intesa Sanpaolo plans to make €30 billion in credit available to Italian businesses that export or invest abroad.
The funding is intended to be available over the next three years.
The agreement was announced on 4 November 2026.
Confindustria, SACE, SIMEST and ICE are also parties to the agreement.
- Who
- Intesa Sanpaolo, Confindustria, SACE, SIMEST and ICE.
- What
- They announced an agreement involving €30 billion in credit for Italian businesses that export or invest abroad.
- When
- The agreement was announced on 4 November 2026. The credit is planned for the next three years.
- Where
- Italy; the businesses are Italian firms expanding or investing abroad.
- Why
- To support Italian firms that export or invest abroad.
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Intesa Sanpaolo, Confindustria, SACE, SIMEST and ICE announced the agreement.
The €30 billion credit facility is intended to be available to Italian firms that export or invest abroad.
- Credit facility
- €30 billion
- Availability period
- Next three years
- Eligible businesses
- Italian firms that export or invest abroad
- Agreement parties
- Intesa Sanpaolo, Confindustria, SACE, SIMEST and ICE
- Announcement date
- 4 November 2026