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Business crisis: negotiated crisis management helps save 777 companies and 4,000 jobs
04/10/2016 - Data from the Unioncamere-InfoCamere Business Crisis Observatory, reported by Il Sole 24 Ore, highlight two sides of the picture: growing business difficulties, but also more opportunities to protect companies and jobs.
Italy recorded 5,230 judicial liquidations in the first half of 2026. At the same time, more businesses are turning to negotiated crisis management, with 1,128 applications filed by 1 September.Of the 3,453 cases completed, 777 ended successfully, helping preserve around 4,000 jobs.
Produced by Unioncamere and InfoCamere using data from the Business Register, the Observatory highlights the importance of early action: identifying signs of distress and using the available tools in time can make a real difference to business continuity and employment.
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InfoCamere and the Business Register featured on Next Economy
28/07/2026 - InfoCamere and the Italian Business Register were featured on “Next Economy” on Giornaleradio.fm. In the 28 July episode, Carlo De Vincentiis commented on the Movimprese data for the second quarter of 2026: a positive balance of nearly 33,000 businesses, growth in corporations and strong momentum in services and construction.
The interview emphasized the value of the Business Register managed by InfoCamere as an authoritative source and a transparency infrastructure for understanding the real economy and guiding decisions by institutions and businesses.
An important recognition of InfoCamere’s role in enhancing Italy’s economic data.
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Renewed Chinese interest in Italian SMEs
26/07/2026 – InfoCamere is featured in La Repubblica with an analysis of the changing pattern of Chinese investments in Italy and the growing focus on unlisted manufacturing SMEs.
In Filippo Santelli’s article, General Manager Paolo Ghezzi highlights, using data from the Business Register, an ongoing transformation: less indiscriminate acquisition activity and greater attention to know-how, industrial supply chains, and high-quality manufacturing companies.
The article reinforces InfoCamere’s authority as a key reference point for analysing the real economy.
