"During the pandemic there have been companies that have continued to enhance the made in Italy both within their reference supply chains and beyond national borders, concentrating on carrying out their business in an economic, social and environmental sustainable manner".
This was said by the head of the Banca dei Territori division of Intesa Sanpaolo, Stefano Barrese, underlining the importance and uniqueness of the Italian supply chains, on the occasion of the fifth stage of "Winning Enterprises",
"Today it is essential to ground the resources of the NRP, because it is the companies that create the system that are the real lever for the full implementation of the set objectives", underlines Barrese, adding that, with the "Sviluppo Filiere" program, Intesa Sanpaolo has long recognized "In the supply chains an all-Italian distinctive resource that gives value to the relationship between companies and treasures the wealth of skills of a territory". With the Covid-19 emergency, the program, launched in 2015, was strengthened by allocating 10 billion euros to supply chain SMEs.
Intesa Sanpaolo's enhancement program dedicates a stage of the digital tour to 'winning' SMEs because they are strategic in their supply chain and for the impact they have on their territorial context, capable of facing the crisis together with their suppliers and recovering positions on the market making system.
The 14 leading companies of the fifth round are: AKU Italia (Treviso), Alas Meccanica (Bari), Antica Valserchio (Lucca), B&T Management (Ragusa), Bruno (Avellino), Calabra Maceri e Servizi (Cosenza), Enolgas Bonomi (Brescia) ), Eurofork (Turin), Hinowa (Verona), OMA (Perugia), Osai Automation System (Turin), Palazzani Industrie (Brescia), Sifar Placcati (Perugia) and Unifarco (Belluno).
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