Transition 5.0, companies satisfied with resources and government attention

Satisfaction for the attention received from the government, for the confirmed and increased resources, for the relationship of trust. From the business world there is unanimous satisfaction, and there are many comments from the territories and categories. "It is an important result that rewards the efforts of Confindustria and the territories, competitiveness is strengthened," says Andrea Amalberto, president of Confindustria Piemonte. "An important step, also to guarantee the hyper-amortisation, we appreciated the immediate availability. Investments are essential for competitiveness,' shares Marco Gay, president of Unione Industriali Torino. "The reinstatement of funds put an end to an injustice towards companies that believe in innovation," commented Giuseppe Pasini, president of Confindustria Lombardia. 'An unexpected result, which was possible thanks to the intense work of Confindustria and the associations,' underlines Paolo Streparava, president of Confindustria Brescia. For Paola Carron, president of Confindustria Veneto Est, 'it is essential to implement the measures, a solid industrial policy can be born from public-private collaboration. Giuseppe Riello, president of Confindustria Verona, broadened the scope to include competitiveness issues: 'energy remains a priority, we are in a gap with other countries.

For Michelangelo Agrusti, president of Confindustria Alto Adriatico, the restoration of resources 'is an important signal, the result of the cohesion of the business system and the commitment of President Orsini. Now we need certain timeframes and regulatory stability'. For Luigino Pozzo, president of Confindustria Udine, 'the blanket is short, but this step was necessary to give companies confidence. And on the need to act quickly, Barbara Beltrame, president of Confindustria Vicenza, insisted: 'we hope that this correction will not be compensated with other aggravations'. For Sonia Bonfiglioli, president of Confindustria Emilia Area Centro, 'this is an important result, a sign of great attention'.

Unindustria president Giuseppe Biazzo was also satisfied: 'the restoration of resources re-establishes the necessary framework of certainty'. "The government has understood the alarm, there was concern, we need effective tools," commented Francesco Somma, president of Confindustria Basilicata. "Our entrepreneurs are ready to invest but there is a need for confidence," stressed Mario Aprile, president of Confindustria Bari and BAT. "The comparison activated by the government shows how fundamental dialogue is: companies need to be able to count on a clear and reliable framework," commented Valentino Nicolì, president of Confindustria Lecce. "The regulatory framework is realigned with the commitments made, it is an important result," says Luigi Rizzolo, president of Sicindustria.

The importance of seeing the value of companies recognised, in this difficult phase, is the point insisted upon by Paolo Mascarino, president of Federalimentare. The president of Anima, Pietro Alimici, emphasises that it will be possible to move forward with investments and innovation. 'Stability and clarity are indispensable for those making investments,' comments Riccardo Rosa, president of Ucimu. "A great signal of attention and listening for the production system," Federlegno wrote in a note. Satisfaction also from Asstel, which now awaits the decree on the hyper-amortisation soon.

Among the other categories, Confartigianato spoke of 'certainty restored to businesses', Confesercenti appreciated the effort, Confapi called for teamwork. Coldiretti and Federdistribuzione gave a positive assessment. "Our companies were asking for investment certainty, now we need a plan that necessarily involves Europe, with strong measures," reiterated the president of Confagricoltura, Massimiliano Giansanti. For Legacoop we are going in the right direction, Confcommercio and Cna emphasise the presence at the table of the truly representative associations. Confcooperative emphasised the need for certainty in such an unstable phase and made a number of proposals to the government, including stabilising innovation incentives.