Doing business In italy

With its competitive and open environment, Italy offers significant opportunities for growth and investment. As the second largest industrial market in Europe, Italy is renowned for its strong manufacturing sector and innovative industries.

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/ The Italian Market in a few words

Setting up in Italy provides access to a dense and dynamic industrial landscape comprising a network of 4 million SMEs renowned for their adaptability and agility in a changing environment. The country harbors creative and innovative entrepreneurs with a highly skilled technical workforce proficient in knowledge and quality standards.

Over 90% of industrial companies in Italy have fewer than 100 employees. The luxury goods market (high fashion, cars, gourmet foods) is a significant part of the country’s economic activity, making it one of the main exporters of such products.

Key sectors in Italy include advanced machinery, motor vehicles, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, electrical products, and fashion.

The political stability ensured by the Renzi government, coupled with its rapid pace of reforms, has been positively received by investors. Italy has a large domestic market, a strong industrial base, and stands as a major economy within Europe.

59.1 M

Population

Euro

Currency

2.1 tn

GDP (USD)

6.7%

Economic Growth Rate

/ ALTIOS in Italy

With over 15 years of on-the-ground experience, ALTIOS teams in Italy are based in Turin and Milan.

ALTIOS hosts over a dozen companies in its premises, providing flexible and controlled services for rapid establishment in Italy.

Selling in Italy is highly regionalized and segmented, reflecting the diverse cultural landscapes across different regions. Understanding these variations is therefore essential, and this is where ALTIOS stands out, having supported over 500 companies to date by offering international development, commercial, establishment, or investment services for its clients.

“In this market, design thinking is very important“, states Mirko Mottino, Director of ALTIOS Italy. He is, of course, referring to the luxury market, which is significant in Italy, but also to the growing aerospace, motor mechanics, and automotive markets.