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Press Review
30 apr 2008
Se sbiadiscono quei "miti" Made in Italy
Source: Il Secolo d'Italia
Author: Alessandro Grandi
What if Made in Italy myths fade away
Vietnam represents the “new China” of industrial production delocalization. A lower labour cost and a younger population with better foreign language skills make Vietnam a favourite target for Italian entrepreneurs. But they will have to watch out for China, ready to invade once again Vietnam, this time with money instead of soldiers. Piaggio is aiming at producing a Made in Italy symbol such as Vespa in Hanoi, but will it be a successful strategy in the long run too? Will Italy be able to keep propriety of their brands and face the Chinese attack? (language: Italian)
Vietnam represents the “new China” of industrial production delocalization. A lower labour cost and a younger population with better foreign language skills make Vietnam a favourite target for Italian entrepreneurs. But they will have to watch out for China, ready to invade once again Vietnam, this time with money instead of soldiers. Piaggio is aiming at producing a Made in Italy symbol such as Vespa in Hanoi, but will it be a successful strategy in the long run too? Will Italy be able to keep propriety of their brands and face the Chinese attack? (language: Italian)
25 apr 2008
Scopriamo l'America nei Paesi emergenti
Source: Corriere.it
Author: Alberto Pattono
Reach the Americas in developing countries
Attilio Arietti, interviewed for a dossier on the Italian consultancy firms, identifies the main causes of the slow international growth of Italian firms: the small size of companies and the preference of many Italian managers towards internal growth, a strategy that requires too much time according to nowadays market rules. Therefore M&A remains the best way to reach international expansion. (language: Italian)
Attilio Arietti, interviewed for a dossier on the Italian consultancy firms, identifies the main causes of the slow international growth of Italian firms: the small size of companies and the preference of many Italian managers towards internal growth, a strategy that requires too much time according to nowadays market rules. Therefore M&A remains the best way to reach international expansion. (language: Italian)
25 apr 2008
Scopriamo l'America nei Paesi emergenti
Source: Il Mondo
Author: Alberto Pattono
Reach the Americas in developing countries
Attilio Arietti, interviewed for a dossier on the Italian consultancy firms, identifies the main causes of the slow international growth of Italian firms: the small size of companies and the preference of many Italian managers towards internal growth, a strategy that requires too much time according to nowadays market rules. Therefore M&A remains the best way to reach international expansion. (language: Italian)
Attilio Arietti, interviewed for a dossier on the Italian consultancy firms, identifies the main causes of the slow international growth of Italian firms: the small size of companies and the preference of many Italian managers towards internal growth, a strategy that requires too much time according to nowadays market rules. Therefore M&A remains the best way to reach international expansion. (language: Italian)
15 apr 2008
M&A International sul risiko
Source: Quotidiano Energia
Author: Carlo Maciocco
M&A International on the Italian Risk game
Davide Milano analyses the main drivers of the increasing interest and number of M&A operations in the “clean energy” industry. Focusing on Italy, he is skeptical on the possibility for Iride, Hera, Enìa and Acea of coming to an agreement, while he believes that investment plans on infrastructures by the new Government could potentially attract foreign investors. (language: Italian)
Davide Milano analyses the main drivers of the increasing interest and number of M&A operations in the “clean energy” industry. Focusing on Italy, he is skeptical on the possibility for Iride, Hera, Enìa and Acea of coming to an agreement, while he believes that investment plans on infrastructures by the new Government could potentially attract foreign investors. (language: Italian)
Source: La Stampa
Author: Luca Fornovo
Wall Street multinationals are not buying anymore
Attilio Arietti, interviewed on La Stampa, identify in borrowing difficulties for US companies the main cause of M&A operations decrease in the first quarter of 2008. (language: Italian)
Attilio Arietti, interviewed on La Stampa, identify in borrowing difficulties for US companies the main cause of M&A operations decrease in the first quarter of 2008. (language: Italian)