Poste Italiane, the driving force of the Italian economy, has contributed over 104 billion to GDP since 2018

Just over half a point of Italy's GDP, the value of a financial manoeuvre, is the contribution that Poste Italiane's activity has generated for the country in one year, with an impact on employment and the well-being of families that goes far beyond the company's results. According to the latest Financial Report, the activities of the Group led by CEO Matteo Del Fante generated a total of approximately €14 billion in Gross Domestic Product, contributing significantly to Italy's growth. A value that also translates into tangible benefits for families. In fact, Poste Italiane supported the distribution of over €7 billion in employment income, including direct, indirect and induced effects throughout the economic chain. The impact on employment is also significant: in 2025, the Group's activities supported around 182 thousand jobs, making a widespread contribution to the stability and development of the national employment market. And that's not all. Poste Italiane is also a significant partner for public finance, with €2.6 billion in contributions to Public Administrations, including taxes and other fiscal revenues. This impact stems from the very structure of the business model: in fact, the Group's direct activities are accompanied by the effects generated along the supply chain and those deriving from household spending, in a virtuous circle that multiplies the value for the country system, to the point that every euro spent by Poste Italiane on goods and services is able to generate up to three euros of overall economic value. A driver of growth, therefore, which since 2018 has generated total impacts for the Country of approximately €104 billion of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), €58 billion of employment income and €18 billion of tax revenue. These figures confirm the role of Poste Italiane not only as a large company, the largest in the country, but as a strategic infrastructure serving Italy’s economic, social and employment development.