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| Company type | Majority state-owned S.p.A. |
| Headquarters | 10 via Berlino, , Italy |
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| Revenue |  €350,425,957 (2014 [1] ) |
| €73,529,437 (2014 [1] ) | |
| €72,678,886 (2014 [1] ) | |
| Total assets | €1,460,015,751 (2014 [1] ) |
| Total equity | €658,494,869 (2014 [1] ) |
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| Website | Official website |
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