Doing business in Italy
Italy, located in the Mediterranean Sea’s heart, provides enterprises with a strategic entrance to consumers throughout the European Union, Northern Africa, and the Middle East.
Investors are welcome in Italy’s open economy. To earn investor trust and confidence, the country has enacted important reforms, including the formation of a high-level commission within the Ministry of Economic Development. The Italian Trade Agency provides a “one-stop-shop” for pre-investment information, business set-up assistance, and continuing incentive and contract after-care.
Italy is Europe’s second-largest manufacturing country, after only Germany. Italy’s products continue to be known for their great quality and design. Investors can choose from a huge pool of expertise in a variety of fields, including machine tools, fashion, culinary, automotive, and pharmaceuticals.
Investors can discover opportunities in numerous high-tech areas with a variety of government incentives, depending on the region and industry, in line with Italy’s goal of attracting FDI centered on innovation and sophisticated technologies.
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Business overview in Italy
Italy’s economy is diverse, with a sophisticated industrial north controlled by private enterprises and a less-developed, heavily subsidized agrarian south with higher unemployment. The manufacturing of high-quality consumer goods by small and medium-sized businesses, many of which are family-owned, is a major driver of the Italian economy. Italy also has a sizable subterranean economy, which accounts for up to 17% of GDP, according to some estimates. Agriculture, construction, and service industries are the most prevalent places to find these activities.