ROMA (ITALPRESS) – Banco BPM offers Italian companies a new plafond of 1,5 billion euros destined to finance investments in new, material and immaterial instrumental goods, functional to digital and ecological transformation, which benefit from the recent measure introduced by the Government to promote the competitiveness of the productive system.
The initiative, reads in a note, “is aimed at enterprises of every economic and dimension sector, with particular attention to the small and medium enterprises that represent the heart of the national productive fabric and constitute a strategic component of the Bank’s customers”. The offer will include dedicated loans, instrumental leasing, specialist advice on access to incentives also for investments already made from January 2026, possible integration with public guarantee tools and with additional national and regional facilities.
“The new measure of Hyper-Depreciation – says Matteo Faissola, Commercial Manager of Banco BPM – is an important opportunity to accelerate the investments of small and medium Italian companies. With this plafond of 1,5 billion euros Banco BPM confirms its closeness to entrepreneurs, accompanying them not only with credit, but also with specialist skills and advice throughout the investment path”.
“The innovation of the production system – continues Mattia Mastroianni, Corporate Manager of Banco BPM – is one of the main factors of competitiveness of the country. Banco BPM intends to play a leading role by supporting corporate and mid-cap investment plans, providing financial resources, rapid implementation and an integrated consultancy that fully enhances the opportunities offered by the new legislation.”.
Thanks to the capillarity of its commercial network and specialized business facilities, Banco BPM is able to accompany customers in the planning of investment programs and in the identification of the best financial solutions, integrating credit with the main financial instruments available and consulting services.
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