Egypt’s Salcef named among Intesa Sanpaolo’s 10 international ‘winning companies’
Egypt’s Salcef was named among the 10 international companies selected for Intesa Sanpaolo’s “Imprese Vincenti” ...
Egypt’s Salcef named among Intesa Sanpaolo’s 10 international ‘winning companies’
Egypt’s Salcef was named among the 10 international companies selected for Intesa Sanpaolo’s “Imprese Vincenti” program, recognized for its work in sustainable mobility solutions and major infrastructure projects. The selection underscores the company’s contribution to innovation, sustainability, and the integration of international value chains.
The recognition was announced during the final event of the sixth edition of the program, which highlights high-performing small and medium-sized enterprises across Central and Eastern Europe and Egypt. The selected companies were recognized for their ability to innovate, grow, and contribute to the development of increasingly integrated regional supply chains.
Strengthening cross-border industrial links:
Intesa Sanpaolo said the initiative supports the development of an international supply chain capable of attracting investment to Italy while enhancing the global reach of Made in Italy. The effort is backed by closer cooperation between the bank’s International Banks Division and Banca dei Territori Division.
The program reflects growing economic integration between Italy, Central and Eastern Europe, and Egypt as companies adapt to evolving trade routes, nearshoring trends, and sustainability requirements.
Supporting business growth:
As part of the program, the selected companies will receive support from Intesa Sanpaolo and its partners across key growth areas, including international expansion, sustainability, innovation, digital transformation, and access to finance.
The 2026 edition selected 150 companies, including 10 international firms, from around 4,000 applicants. Together, the selected businesses employ approximately 150,000 people and generate roughly €35 billion in revenue.
Expanding opportunities across region:
According to Intesa Sanpaolo, Central and Eastern Europe and South-Eastern Europe are expected to remain among the most attractive growth markets for Italian companies over the coming years, supported by strong investment activity, industrial modernization, and expanding trade ties.
The bank’s International Banks Division operates in 12 countries, including Egypt, serving 7.4 million customers through 11 commercial banks.
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