List of companies of Italy

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Eni is considered one of the world's oil and gas supermajors. The Eni building, Quartiere XXXII Europa, Roma, Lazio, Italy - panoramio.jpg
Eni is considered one of the world's oil and gas supermajors.

Italy is a unitary parliamentary republic in Europe with the third largest nominal GDP in the Eurozone and the eighth largest in the world. As an advanced economy, the country also has the sixth worldwide national wealth and it is ranked third for its central bank gold reserve. Italy has a very high level of human development and it is sixth in the world for life expectancy.

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The country plays a prominent role in regional and global economic, military, cultural and diplomatic affairs, and it is both a regional power [2] [3] and a great power. [4] [5] Italy is a founding and leading member of the European Union and a member of numerous international institutions, including the UN, NATO, the OECD, the OSCE, the WTO, the G7, G20, the Union for the Mediterranean, the Council of Europe, Uniting for Consensus and many more. As a reflection of its cultural wealth, Italy is home to 54 World Heritage Sites, the most in the world, and is the fifth most visited country.

Largest firms

This list shows firms in the Fortune Global 500, which ranks firms by 2018 total revenues reported before 31 March 2019. [6] Only the top five firms (if available) are included as a sample.

RankImageName2018 revenues (US$M)EmployeesNotes
83 Torre Eni.jpg Eni 90,79931,701Oil and gas super major based in Rome. Subsidiaries include Agip (gas), Polimeri Europa (chemicals), and Saipem (oilfield services).
89 Roma - HQ Enel esterno.jpg Enel 89,30569,272Multinational electricity and gas distribution. Subsidiaries include Endesa (Spain), Enel Américas (Chile) and Enel Green Power.
92 Torre Hadid.png Assicurazioni Generali 88,15770,734Trieste-based full-line insurance firm and the third-largest insurance company in the world.
315 Grattacielo Intesa San Paolo - panoramio (3).jpg Intesa Sanpaolo 39,05092,117Multinational banking group formed from the merger of Banca Intesa and Sanpaolo IMI. Now the largest bank in Italy.
355 Roma EUR palazzo Poste Italiane.jpg Poste italiane 35,071132,388Primary Italian integrated postal and delivery services entity which also provides communication, logistics and financial services.

Notable firms

This list includes notable companies with primary headquarters located in the country. The industry and sector follow the Industry Classification Benchmark taxonomy. Organizations which have ceased operations are included and noted as defunct.

Notable companies
     Active     State-owned     Defunct
NameIndustrySectorHeadquartersFoundedNotes
A2A UtilitiesMultiutilities Brescia 2008Gas, water, electricity distribution
Abarth Consumer goodsAutomobiles Turin 1949Road and race cars, part of Stellantis
Aermacchi IndustrialsAerospace Varese 1912Aircraft, defunct 2003, now Leonardo S.p.A.
Agip Oil & gasOil & gas refining & marketing Rome 1926Retail fuel marketing, part of Eni
AgustaWestland IndustrialsAerospace & defense Rome 2000Helicopters, part of Leonardo S.p.A.
AGV Consumer goodsAuto parts Alessandria 1946Helmets, part of Dainese
Air Dolomiti Consumer servicesAirlines Villafranca di Verona 1991Regional airline, part of Lufthansa (Germany)
Air One Consumer servicesAirlines Fiumicino 1983Airline, defunct 2014, merged in Alitalia
ALAN Consumer goodsRecreational products Veggiano 1972Bicycles
Alenia Aermacchi IndustrialsAerospace Venegono Superiore 2012Defunct 2015, merged into Leonardo S.p.A.
Alenia Aeronautica IndustrialsAerospace Rome 1990Defunct 2012, merged into Leonardo S.p.A.
Alessi Consumer goodsDurable household products Omegna 1921Design objects, kitchenware
Alfa Romeo Consumer goodsAutomobiles Turin 1910Road and race cars, part of Stellantis
Alitalia Consumer servicesAirlines Fiumicino 1999Flag carrier, defunct 2020
Alleanza Assicurazioni FinancialsLife insurance Milan 1898Life insurance, part of Assicurazioni Generali
Alpinestars Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Asolo 1963Sportswear
Andrea Moda Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Morrovalle 1985Fashion
Angelini Health carePharmaceuticals Rome 1919Pharmaceuticals
Anonima Petroli Italiana Oil & gasPetroleum products Rome 1933Petrochemical industry
Ansaldo Energia UtilitiesConventional electricity Genoa 1853Power
Ansaldo STS IndustrialsRailroads Genoa 2006Railway signaling and support, part of Hitachi Rail (Japan)
Aprilia Consumer goodsAutomobiles Noale 1945Motorbikes, part of Piaggio
Arflex Consumer goodsFurnishings Milan 1947Contemporary furniture
Armani Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Milan 1975Fashion house
Arnoldo Mondadori Editore Consumer servicesPublishing Segrate 1907Publishing house
Artemide Consumer goodsFurnishings Pregnana Milanese 1960Design objects
Assicurazioni Generali FinancialsFull line insurance Trieste 1831Insurance
ATAC Consumer servicesTravel & tourism Rome 1909Public transport
Atala Consumer goodsRecreational products Monza 1921Bicycles
Autobianchi Consumer goodsAutomobiles Milan 1995Automobiles, production ceased
Autogrill Consumer servicesFood retailers & wholesalers Rozzano 1947Catering
Avio IndustrialsAerospace & defense Rome 1908Aerospace manufacturing
Azimut Yachts IndustrialsShipbuilding Turin 1969 Yachts
B Engineering Consumer goodsAutomobiles Campogalliano 2000Road cars
B&B Italia Consumer goodsFurnishings Novedrate 1966Modern furniture
Baldinini Consumer goodsFootwear San Mauro Pascoli 1910Shoes
Banca Carige FinancialsBanks Genoa 1483Bank, defunct 2021, part of BPER Banca
Banca Mediolanum FinancialsBanks Basiglio 1997Bank
Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena FinancialsBanks Siena 1472Oldest operating bank in the world
Banca Nazionale del Lavoro FinancialsBanks Rome 1913Bank
Banca Popolare di Milano FinancialsBanks Milan 1865Bank, part of Banco BPM
Banco Popolare FinancialsBanks Verona 2007Bank, defunct 2016
Bandini Automobili Consumer goodsAutomobiles Forlì 1946Road and race cars, defunct 1992
Barilla Group Consumer goodsFood products Parma 1877Food, pasta
Basso Bikes Consumer goodsRecreational products San Zenone degli Ezzelini 1977Bicycles
Benelli Armi SpA IndustrialsDefense Urbino 1967Firearms
Benelli Consumer goodsAutomobiles Pesaro 1911Motorbikes, in 2005 sold to Qianjiang Motorcycle
Benetti IndustrialsShipbuilding Viareggio 1873Shipbuilding
Benetton Group Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Ponzano Veneto 1965Fashion
Bennet Consumer servicesFood retailers & wholesalers Montano Lucino 1964Supermarkets
Beretta IndustrialsDefense Brescia 1526Firearms
Bertolli Consumer goodsFood products Lucca 1865Food, olive oil, part of Unilever (UK/Netherlands)
Beta Consumer goodsAutomobiles Rignano sull'Arno 1904Motorbikes
Bettanin & Venturi Consumer goodsFootwear Vigasio 1994Men's footwear
Bianchi Consumer goodsRecreational products Milan 1885World's oldest bicycle manufacturer
Bimota Consumer goodsAutomobiles Rimini 1973Motorbikes
Birel Consumer goodsAutomobiles Lissone 1958Karts
Birra Amarcord Consumer goodsBrewers Rimini 1997Brewery
Birra Ichnusa Consumer goodsBrewers Assemini 1912Brewery
Birra Menabrea Consumer goodsBrewers Biella 1846Brewery
Birra Moretti Consumer goodsBrewers Udine 1859Brewery, part of Heineken International (Netherlands)
Birrificio Angelo Poretti Consumer goodsBrewers Induno Olona 1877Brewery, part of the Carlsberg Group (Denmark)
Bizzarrini Consumer goodsAutomobiles Livorno 1964Automobiles, defunct 1969
Blue Panorama Airlines Consumer servicesAirlines Fiumicino 1998Private airline
Blufin Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Carpi 1977Fashion house, Bluemarine
Bolton Group Conglomerates- Milan 1978Consumer goods, industrial goods
Bompiani Consumer servicesPublishing Milan 1929Publishing house
Bontempi Consumer goodsRecreational products Potenza Picena 1937Musical instruments
Bontoni Consumer goodsFootwear Montegranaro 2004 [7] Men's shoes
Borrani Consumer goodsTires Milan 1922Wheels
Borsalino Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Alessandria 1857Hats
Bottecchia Consumer goodsRecreational products Cavarzere 1924Bicycles, part of Fantic Motor
Bottega Veneta Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Vicenza 1966Fashion
B-P Battioni e Pagani S.p.A. IndustrialsCommercial vehicles & trucks Parma 1959Forklifts
Braccialini Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Florence 1954Leather accessories
Bracco Group Health carePharmaceuticals Milan 1927Pharmaceuticals
Breda IndustrialsIndustrial engineering Brescia 1886Defunct
Brembo Consumer goodsAuto parts Stezzano 1961Automotive braking systems
Brioni Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Rome 1945Menswear, part of Kering (France)
Brionvega Consumer goodsConsumer electronics Pordenone 1945Electronics, mobile phones
Brondi Consumer goodsConsumer electronics Turin 1935Electronics, mobile phones
Brunello Cucinelli Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Perugia 1978Fashion
Bruno Magli Consumer goodsFootwear Bologna 1936Shoes and leather goods
Buitoni Consumer goodsFood products Sansepolcro 1827Food, pasta, part of Nestlé (Switzerland)
Bulgari Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Rome 1884Jewelry
Buzzi Unicem IndustrialsBuilding materials & fixtures Casale Monferrato 1999Cement, concrete
C.A.I. Second Consumer servicesAirlines Fiumicino 2006Airline, defunct 2015
Cagiva Consumer goodsAutomobiles Varese 1978Motorbikes, part of MV Agusta
Caltagirone Editore Consumer servicesPublishing Rome 1999Publishing house
Calzaturificio fratelli soldini Consumer goodsFootwear Capolona 1945Shoes
Cambiocasa FinancialsReal estate holding & development Milan 1995Developer
Campagnolo Consumer goodsRecreational products Vicenza 1933Bicycle supplies
Campari Group Consumer goodsBeverages Milan 1860Drinks
Canali Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Sovico 1934Menswear
Candy Consumer goodsDurable household products Brugherio 1945Appliances, part of Haier (China)
Caraceni Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Rome 1913Clothing
Carpigiani Consumer goodsDurable household products Bologna 1944 Ice cream machines
Carrera Sunglasses Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Padua 1956Glasses
Carrozzeria Boneschi IndustrialsCommercial vehicles & trucks Milan 1919Coachbuilder
Carrozzeria Castagna IndustrialsCommercial vehicles & trucks Milan 1849Coachbuilder
Carrozzeria Ghia IndustrialsCommercial vehicles & trucks Turin 1916Coachbuilder, part of Ford Motor Company (US)
Carrozzeria Marazzi IndustrialsCommercial vehicles & trucks Milan 1967Coachbuilder
Carrozzeria Scaglietti IndustrialsCommercial vehicles & trucks Modena 1951Coachbuilder, defunct
Carrozzeria Touring IndustrialsCommercial vehicles & trucks Milan 1926Coachbuilder
Casa Ricordi Consumer servicesPublishing Milan 1808Classical music
Cassina S.p.A. Consumer goodsFurnishings Meda 1927Furniture
Castagnari Consumer goodsRecreational products Recanati 1914Musical instruments
Chicco Consumer goodsToys Como 1958Children's items and toys
Chiesi Farmaceutici S.p.A. Health carePharmaceuticals Parma 1935Pharmaceuticals
Cinelli Consumer goodsRecreational products Milan 1948Bicycles
Cinzano Consumer goodsDistillers & vintners Turin 1757Drinks and spumante wine, part of Campari Group
Cirio Consumer goodsFood products San Lazzaro di Savena 1856Food
Class Editori Consumer servicesPublishing Milan 1986Publisher
Colnago Consumer goodsRecreational products Cambiago 1952Bicycles
Colotti Trasmissioni Consumer goodsAuto parts Modena 1958Limited-slip differentials and transmissions
Columbus Consumer goodsRecreational products Settala 1919Bicycle tubing
Comau IndustrialsIndustrial machinery Turin 1973Industrial robots, part of FCA Italy
Comus S.p.A. Consumer goodsRecreational products Ancona  ?Musical instruments
COMVERT S.r.l. Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Milan 1994Clothing, magazines and luxury goods
Conad Consumer servicesFood retailers & wholesalers Bologna 1962Supermarkets
Coop Consumer servicesFood retailers & wholesalers Casalecchio di Reno 1967Supermarkets
Coppola Industria Alimentare Consumer goodsFood products Mercato San Severino 1952Canned tomatoes
Corneliani Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Mantua 1958Menswear
Costa Crociere Consumer servicesTravel & tourism Genoa 1854Cruise line
CRAI Consumer servicesFood retailers & wholesalers Segrate 1973Supermarkets
Crumar Consumer goodsRecreational products Castelfidardo 1971Musical instruments
Dainese Consumer goodsAuto parts Molvena 1972Helmets and protective equipment
Dallara Consumer goodsAutomobiles Varano de' Melegari 1972 Race cars
Damiani Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Valenza 1924Jewelry
Danieli IndustrialsIndustrial machinery Buttrio 1914Metals industry
Dario Pegoretti Consumer goodsRecreational products Caldonazzo 1956Bicycles
Darling (sunscreen) Consumer goodsCosmetics Modena 2018Sunscreen
De Agostini Consumer servicesPublishing Novara 1901Media holding
De Cecco Consumer goodsFood products Fara San Martino 1886Food, pasta
De Rosa Consumer goodsRecreational products Milan 1953Bicycles
De Tomaso Consumer goodsAutomobiles Modena 1959Road cars, defunct 2015
Dell'Orto Consumer goodsAuto parts Cabiate 1933Carburetors
DeLonghi Consumer goodsDurable household products Treviso 1902Coffee machines
Design42Day Consumer servicesPublishing Milan 2007Design publishing
Di Blasi Industriale Consumer goodsRecreational products Francofonte 1952Bicycles
Diadora Consumer goodsFootwear Caerano di San Marco 1948Shoes, part of Geox
Diesel Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Breganze 1978Fashion
Dolce & Gabbana Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Milan 1985Fashion house
DR Motor Company Consumer goodsAutomobiles Macchia d'Isernia 2006Road cars
Ducati Consumer goodsAutomobiles Bologna 1926Motorbikes, part of the Volkswagen Group (Germany)
Ducati Energia IndustrialsElectronic & electrical equipment Bologna 1926Automotive, energy, electronics
Durst TechnologyElectronic & electrical equipment Brixen 1936Photographic and printing equipment
Edison UtilitiesMultiutilities Milan 1884Electricity and natural gas, owned by EDF
Edoardo Raffinerie Garrone (ERG)UtilitiesAlternative electricity Genoa 1938Renewable energy
Eko guitars Consumer goodsRecreational products Recanati 1959Musical instruments
Ellesse Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Perugia 1959Apparel, now part of Pentland Group (UK)
E. Marinella Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Naples 1914Clothing
Enel UtilitiesMultiutilities Rome 1962Electricity and natural gas
Energica Motor Company Consumer goodsAutomobiles Modena 2010Motorbikes
Eni Oil & gasIntegrated oil & gas Rome 1953Petroleum
Ermenegildo Zegna Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Milan 1910Fashion house
Erreà Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Torrile 1988Sportswear
Esselunga Consumer servicesFood retailers & wholesalers Milan 1957Food retailer
Etro Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Milan 1968Fashion house
Eurofly Consumer servicesAirlines Milan 1989Defunct airline, merged in Meridiana
Fabbrica Ligure Automobili Genova Consumer goodsAutomobiles Genoa 1905Road cars, defunct 1908
Fratelli Fabbri Editori Consumer servicesPublishing Milan 1947Publishing house, part of RCS MediaGroup
Fabbri Group Consumer goodsRecreational products Calto 1950Amusement rides
Facchini Group Consumer goodsFood products Cormano 1959Pasta machines
Faema Consumer goodsDurable household products Milan 1945Espresso machines
Falck Group Basic materialsIron & steel Sesto San Giovanni 1906Steel
FAMARS IndustrialsDefense Gardone Val Trompia 1967Firearms
Fantic Motor Consumer goodsAutomobiles Barzago 1968Motorbikes
Farfisa Consumer goodsRecreational products Osimo 1946Musical instruments
Fazioli Consumer goodsRecreational products Sacile 1981Musical instruments
Fedrigoni Basic materialsPaper Verona 1888Paper
Feltrinelli Consumer servicesPublishing Milan 1954Publishing house
Fendi Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Rome 1925Luxury fashion
Ferrari Consumer goodsAutomobiles Maranello 1939Road and race cars
Ferrero SpA Consumer goodsFood products Alba 1946Food, Nutella
Ferretti Group IndustrialsShipbuilding Forlì 1968Shipbuilding
Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane Consumer servicesTravel & tourism Rome 1905Passenger rail
Fiat Consumer goodsAutomobiles Turin 1899Automotive manufacturer, part of FCA Italy
F.I.L.A. Consumer goodsNondurable household products Milan 1920Writing instruments
Fincantieri IndustrialsShipbuilding Trieste 1959Shipbuilding
Fiocchi Munizioni IndustrialsDefense Lecco 1876Ammunition
Fioravanti Consumer goodsAutomobiles Turin 1987Automotive design
Fondiaria-Sai FinancialsProperty & casualty insurance Turin 2002Insurance, defunct 2014
Fondmetal Consumer goodsTires Bergamo 1972Wheels
Fornasari Consumer goodsAutomobiles Vicenza 1999Race cars
Forst Consumer goodsBrewers Algund 1857Brewery
Franchi IndustrialsDefense Brescia 1987Firearms, part of Beretta Holding
Frera Consumer goodsAutomobiles Milan 1905Motorbikes, production ceased
Frette Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Monza 1860Textiles
Fulcrum Wheels Consumer goodsRecreational products Arcugnano 2004Bicycle wheels, part of Campagnolo
Fulgor Consumer goodsDurable household products Gallarate 1949Appliances
Furla Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Bologna 1927Fashion
Gaggia Consumer goodsDurable household products Milan 1947Espresso machines, part of Philips (Netherlands)
Gancia Consumer goodsDistillers & vintners Canelli 1850Spumante wine
Gardaland Consumer servicesRecreational services Castelnuovo del Garda 1975Amusement park, part of Merlin Entertainments (UK)
Garelli Motorcycles Consumer goodsAutomobiles Milan 1919Scooters, production ceased
Garlando Consumer goodsRecreational products Novi Ligure 1954Pool tables, table football
GDE Bertoni Consumer goodsRecreational products Milan 1938Medals, trophies
GEDI Gruppo Editoriale Consumer servicesPublishing Rome 1955Media house
Geox Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Montebelluna 1995Clothing
Ghezzi & Brian Consumer goodsAutomobiles Missaglia 1995Motorbikes
Gilera Consumer goodsAutomobiles Pontedera 1909Scooters, motorbikes, production ceased
Gio. Ansaldo & C. IndustrialsAerospace Genoa 1853Defunct 1993
Golden Goose Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Venice 2000Fashion
Graziano Trasmissioni Consumer goodsAuto parts Turin 1951Transmissions, gear boxes and drivelines
Grimaldi Group Transport & tourismConsumer services Palermo 1947Tourist and cargo travel
Grivel Consumer goodsRecreational products Courmayeur 1818Tools and equipment for alpinism
Gruppo Bertone Consumer goodsAutomobiles Milan 1912Automobile manufacturer, defunct 2014
Gruppo Riva Basic materialsIron & steel Milan 1954Steel
Gruppo TIM TelecommunicationsMobile Telecommunications Rome 1994Telecom
Gucci Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Florence 1921Fashion house
Guerciotti Consumer goodsRecreational products Milan 1964Bicycles
Gufram Consumer goodsFurnishings Cuneo 1966Design objects
Hera Group UtilitiesMultiutilities Bologna 2002Gas, water, electricity
I.DE.A Institute Consumer goodsAutomobiles Turin 1978Automotive design
Illy Consumer goodsBeverages Trieste 1933Coffee
Impresa Pizzarotti IndustrialsHeavy construction Parma 1910Construction
Indesit Company Consumer goodsDurable household products Fabriano 1975Appliances
Innocenti Consumer goodsAutomobiles Milan 1947Automobiles, defunct 1997
Intermarine IndustrialsShipbuilding Sarzana 1970Shipbuilding
Intesa Sanpaolo FinancialsBanks Turin 2007Bank
Iride Bicycles Consumer goodsRecreational products Venice 1919Bicycles
Iso Consumer goodsAutomobiles Bresso 1953Auto manufacturer, defunct 1974
Isotta Fraschini Consumer goodsAutomobiles Milan 1900Automotive manufacturer, part of Fincantieri
ITA Airways Consumer servicesAirlines Rome 2020Flag carrier
Italcementi IndustrialsBuilding materials & fixtures Bergamo 1864Concrete
Italdesign Giugiaro Consumer goodsAutomobiles Moncalieri 1968Automotive design, part of Volkswagen Group (Germany)
Italjet Consumer goodsAutomobiles Castel San Pietro Terme 1959Scooters, production ceased
Iveco IndustrialsCommercial vehicles & trucks Turin 1975Trucks, industrial & defense vehicles
Kappa Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Turin 1916Sportswear
Kiton Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Naples 1956Clothing
Krizia Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Milan 1954Designer label
Kuota Consumer goodsRecreational products Albiate 2001Bicycles
La Perla Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Bologna 1954Clothing
La Rinascente Consumer servicesBroadline retailers Milan 1865Department stores
La Sportiva Consumer goodsFootwear Ziano di Fiemme 1928Athletic footwear
Lagostina Consumer goodsDurable household products Omegna 1901Kitchenwares
Lamborghini Consumer goodsAutomobiles Sant'Agata Bolognese 1963Road and race cars, part of the Volkswagen Group (Germany)
Lambretta Consumer goodsAutomobiles Milan 1947Scooters, defunct 1972
Lancia Consumer goodsAutomobiles Turin 1906Road and race cars, part of FCA Italy
Landi Renzo Consumer goodsAuto parts Cavriago 1954Alternative fuel systems
Lavazza Consumer goodsBeverages Turin 1895Coffee
Laverda Consumer goodsAutomobiles Breganze 1873Motorbikes, production ceased
Lechler Basic materialsSpecialty chemicals Como 1858Chemicals, paints, coatings
Legea Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Pompei 1993Sportswear
Leonardo S.p.A. IndustrialsAerospace & defense Rome 1948Aerospace, defense electronics and security
Livingston Energy Flight Consumer servicesAirlines Milan 1992Airline, defunct 2010
Lloyd Italico FinancialsInsurance Genoa 1917Insurance, defunct 2016, part of Assicurazioni Generali
Loacker Consumer goodsFood products Ritten [8] 1925Snacks
Loro Piana Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Quarona 1924Clothing
Lotto Sport Italia Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Treviso 1973Sportswear
Luigi Borrelli Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Naples 1957Menswear
Luxottica Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Milan 1961Eyewear
Macron Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Crespellano 1971Sportswear
Magneti Marelli Consumer goodsAuto parts Corbetta 1919Automobile components, part of Marelli Holdings (Japan)
Magni Consumer goodsAutomobiles Samarate 1977Motorbikes
Malaguti Consumer goodsAutomobiles San Lazzaro di Savena 1930Scooters, defunct 2011
Mandarina Duck Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Bologna 1977Part of E-Land Group (South Korea)
Manfrotto Consumer goodsRecreational products Cassola 1972Photographic accessories and tripods
Mapei IndustrialsBuilding materials & fixtures Milan 1937Building materials
Marni Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Milan 1994Fashion label
Martini & Rossi Consumer goodsDistillers & vintners Turin 1863Vermouth drinks
Marzocchi Consumer goodsRecreational products Bologna 1949Bicycle suspension components, part of Tenneco (US)
Marzotto Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Valdagno 1836Textiles
Maserati Consumer goodsAutomobiles Modena 1914Road and race cars, part of FCA Italy
Massimo Zanetti Beverage Group Consumer goodsBeverages Bologna 1973Coffee
Max Mara Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Reggio Emilia 1951Fashion
MD Discount Consumer servicesFood retailers & wholesalers Gricignano di Aversa 1994Food retailer
Mediobanca FinancialsBanks Milan 1946Investment bank
Memphis Group IndustrialsBusiness support services Milan 1982Architecture, dismantled
Menarini Health carePharmaceuticals Florence 1886Pharmaceuticals
Meridiana Consumer servicesAirlines Olbia 1964Private airline
Miche Consumer goodsRecreational products San Vendemiano 1919Bicycles
Milano Assicurazioni FinancialsProperty & casualty insurance Milan 1825Insurance, defunct 2013
Minarelli Consumer goodsAuto parts Calderara di Reno 1951Motorbike engines, now part of Yamaha Motor Corporation (Japan)
Minardi Consumer goodsAutomobiles Faenza 1979Race cars, defunct 2005
Missoni Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Varese 1953Fashion
Miu Miu Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Milan 1993Fashion, part of Prada
Mivar Consumer goodsConsumer electronics Abbiategrasso 1945Televisions
Moby Lines IndustrialsMarine transportation Milan 1959Ferries line
Momo Consumer goodsAuto parts Milan 1964Racing accessories
Mondial Consumer goodsAutomobiles Manerbio 1929Motorbikes
Moon Boot Consumer goodsFootwear Giavera del Montello 1969Snow boots
Morbidelli Consumer goodsAutomobiles Pesaro 1960Motorbikes, production ceased
Moretti Motor Company Consumer goodsAutomobiles Turin 1925Road cars
Moschino Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Milan 1983Fashion
Moto Guzzi Consumer goodsAutomobiles Mandello del Lario 1921Motorbikes, part of Piaggio
Moto Morini Consumer goodsAutomobiles Bologna 1937Motorbikes, now part of Znen (China)
Moto Rumi Consumer goodsAutomobiles Bergamo  ?Motorbikes, production ceased
Motobi Consumer goodsAutomobiles Pesaro 1949Motorbikes, production ceased
Mutti Consumer goodsFood products Montechiarugolo 1899Food
MV Agusta Consumer goodsAutomobiles Varese 1945Motorbikes
Nardi Consumer goodsAutomobiles Turin 1932Road and race cars
Natuzzi Consumer goodsFurnishings Santeramo in Colle 1959Furniture and upholstery manufacturing
Neos Consumer servicesAirlines Somma Lombardo 2001Leisure airline
New Holland Construction IndustrialsCommercial vehicles & trucks Turin 1895Construction machinery
Nolan Consumer goodsAuto parts Bergamo 1972Helmets
Nordica Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Giavera del Montello 1939Sportswear
Novarossi Consumer goodsRecreational products Monticelli Brusati 1984Glowplug engine
Nuova Cometra IndustrialsCommercial rail vehicles Pace del Mela 1999Railway vehicles
Nuovo Banco Ambrosiano FinancialsBanks Milan 1982Bank, defunct 1989
OSCA Consumer goodsAutomobiles San Lazzaro di Savena 1947Automobiles, production ceased 1967
Officine Meccaniche IndustrialsCommercial vehicles & trucks Milan 1918Trucks, production ceased 1975
Olidata TechnologySoftware Cesena 1982Softwares
Olivetti Consumer goodsConsumer electronics Ivrea 1908Electronics, mobile phones, part of TIM Group
OMAS Consumer goodsNondurable household products Bologna 1925Pens, office accessories, defunct 2016
OMP Racing Consumer goodsAuto parts Ronco Scrivia 1973Racing wear and car equipment
Onda Mobile Communication TechnologyTelecommunications equipment Roveredo in Piano 2003 [9] Mobile phones, bankrupt, now merged into ONDA TLC
Osella Consumer goodsAutomobiles Verolengo 1965Race cars
Ostoni Consumer goodsDurable household products Cormano 1958Pasta machines
OTO Melara IndustrialsDefense Rome 1905Defense, defunct 2015, now Leonardo
OZ Group Consumer goodsTires San Martino di Lupari 1971Wheels
Pagani Consumer goodsAutomobiles San Cesario sul Panaro 1992Road cars
Paglieri Consumer goods- Alessandria 1876Industrial goods
Pal Zileri Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Vicenza 1980Menswear
Panerai Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Milan 1860Watches
Panini Comics Consumer servicesPublishing Modena 1994Comic books
Parmalat Consumer goodsFood products Collecchio 1961Dairy goods and snacks, owned by Lactalis
Partenavia IndustrialsAerospace Arzano 1957Aircraft, defunct 1998
Paton Consumer goodsAutomobiles Settimo Milanese 1958Motorbikes
Peg Perego Consumer goodsToys Arcore 1949Juvenile products and toys
Perazzi IndustrialsDefense Brescia 1957Firearms
Perfetti Van Melle Consumer goodsFood products Lainate/Breda 2001Confectionery and gum
Perini Navi IndustrialsShipbuilding Viareggio 1983Yachts
Permasteelisa IndustrialsHeavy construction Vittorio Veneto 1973Construction and engineering
Peroni S.p.A. Consumer goodsRecreational products Gallarate 1792Theater drapes and stage curtains
Persol Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Agordo 1917Eyewear
Perugina Consumer goodsFood products Perugia 1907Confectionery, part of Nestlé (Switzerland)
Piaggio Aerospace IndustrialsAerospace & defense Genoa 1884Aerospace manufacturing
Piaggio Consumer goodsAutomobiles Pontedera 1884Scooters
Pinarello Consumer goodsRecreational products Treviso 1952Bicycles, part of Catterton Partners (US)
Pininfarina Consumer goodsAutomobiles Cambiano 1930Car body styling, part of Mahindra Group (India)
Pirelli Consumer goodsTires Milan 1872Tires, owned by ChemChina
Pogliaghi Consumer goodsRecreational products Milan 1947Bicycles
Police Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Venice 1983Fashion
Poste Air Cargo Consumer servicesAirlines Rome 1981Cargo airline, part of Poste italiane
Poste italiane IndustrialsDelivery services Rome 1862Postal services
Prada Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Milan 1913Fashion
Prinetti & Stucchi Consumer goodsRecreational products Milan 1901Bicycles
Prysmian Group IndustrialsElectrical components & equipment Milan 2011Electrical cable
RAI Consumer servicesBroadcasting & entertainment Rome 1924State media
Rancilio Consumer goodsDurable household products Parabiago 1927Espresso machines
Ray-Ban Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Milan 1936Glasses
RCS MediaGroup Consumer servicesPublishing Milan 1927Publishing group
Rifle Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Prato 1958Fashion
Rizzani de Eccher IndustrialsHeavy construction Pozzuolo del Friuli 1831General contractor
Sabelt Consumer goodsAuto parts Turin 1972Racing accessories
Saeco Consumer goodsDurable household products Bologna 1981Espresso machines, part of Philips (Netherlands)
Safilo Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Padua 1934Eyewear
Salvatore Ferragamo S.p.A. Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Florence 1928Fashion
San Pellegrino Consumer goodsBeverages San Pellegrino Terme 1899Mineral water, part of Nestlé (Switzerland)
Saras S.p.A. Oil & gasOil & gas exploration & production Sarroch 1962Petroleum
Seleco Consumer goodsConsumer electronics Milan 1965Televisions
Selex ES IndustrialsAerospace Rome 2013Defunct 2015, now Leonardo
Sergio Rossi Consumer goodsFootwear Milan 1966Footwear
Sofidel Consumer goodsPersonal care Porcari 1966Tissue paper
Siae Microelettronica TechnologyTelecommunications equipment Cologno Monzese 1952Network equipment
SIAI-Marchetti IndustrialsAerospace Sesto Calende 1915Aircraft, defunct 1983
Sicom test TechnologyTelecommunications equipment Trieste 2003Test and certification
Simmel Difesa IndustrialsDefense Colleferro 1948Ammunition
Smeg Consumer goodsDurable household products Guastalla 1948Appliances
Snam UtilitiesGas distribution San Donato Milanese 1941Gas infrastructure
SNAV IndustrialsMarine transportation Naples 1958Ferries line, part of Mediterranean Shipping Company (Switzerland)
Società Generale Immobiliare FinancialsReal estate holding & development Rome 1862Developer
Società Torinese Automobili Rapid Consumer goodsAutomobiles Turin 1904Defunct 1921
Soilmec IndustrialsCommercial vehicles & trucks Cesena 1969Construction equipment
Somec Consumer goodsRecreational products Lugo 1973Bicycles
Sparco Consumer goodsAuto parts Volpiano 1977Racing gear
Suomy Consumer goodsAuto parts Inverigo 1997Helmets
Superga Consumer goodsFootwear Turin 1911Shoes
Tanfoglio IndustrialsDefense Gardone Val Trompia 1948Firearms
Techint Conglomerates- Milan 1945Steel, machinery, oil & gas, mining, co-headquartered in Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Technogym Consumer goodsRecreational products Cesena 1983Fitness equipment
Terra Modena Consumer goodsAutomobiles Modena 2015Motorbikes
Tirrenia IndustrialsMarine transportation Naples 1936Ferries line
Tod's Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Sant'Elpidio a Mare 1920Fashion
Trussardi Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Milan 1911Fashion
Tuaca Consumer goodsDistillers & vintners Livorno 1938Brandy, part of Sazerac Company (US)
UBI Banca FinancialsBanks Bergamo 2003Banking
UniCredit FinancialsBanks Porta Nuova 1998Banking
Unipol FinancialsBanks Bologna 1963Banking
UnoAErre Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Arezzo 1926Jewelry
Valentino SpA Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Milan 1960Fashion
Versace Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Milan 1978Fashion house
Vespa Consumer goodsAutomobiles Pontedera 1946Scooters, part of Piaggio
VF Venieri IndustrialsCommercial vehicles & trucks Lugo 1948Heavy equipment
Viberti Consumer goodsAutomobiles Pescara 1922Motorbikes, production ceased
Vibram Consumer goodsFootwear Albizzate 1937Footwear
Vignale IndustrialsCommercial vehicles & trucks Turin 1948Coachbuilder, part of Ford Motor Company (US)
Viscount Consumer goodsRecreational products Mondaino 1969Musical instruments
VM Motori Consumer goodsAuto parts Cento 1947Diesel engines, part of Stellantis
Voiello Consumer goodsFood products Torre Annunziata 1879Food, pasta
Vyrus Consumer goodsAutomobiles Coriano 2001Motorbike
Webuild IndustrialsHeavy construction Milan 2014Industrial group
Wilier Triestina Consumer goodsRecreational products Rossano Veneto 1906Bicycles
YOOX Net-a-Porter Group Consumer servicesClothing & accessories Milan 2015Fashion
Zagato IndustrialsCommercial vehicles & trucks Rho 1919Coachbuilder
Zambon Health carePharmaceuticals Bresso 1906Pharmaceuticals
Zamperla Consumer goodsRecreational products Vicenza 1966Amusement rides
Zanussi Consumer goodsDurable household products Pordenone 1916Appliances, part of Electrolux (Sweden)

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