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L’CEO of Poste Italiane Matteo Del Fante in a long exclusive conversation with the Financial Times tells the company on the front line against the Covid-19 pandemic, the support to institutions and the commitment to modernize the country’s services. The British financial daily reports the strategy underlying the new business plan in six columns “2024 Sustain&Innovate”, The success achieved in the various business units, from asset management to insurance, from digital payments to logistics.
” Over the next 4 years – explained Del Fante – we will invest 3.1 billion euros and 67% of this sum will be used for the transformation of the Group ”. Del Fante, underlines the Financial Times, believes that in order to best play its leading role in the digitalization of Italy, the company must maintain its widespread physical presence with 12,800 post offices.
“Only companies that maintain their physical presence on the territory – writes the British newspaper, quoting Del Fante’s words – can play an active role in the digitization of the country, because the digital divide (between generations) will continue for many years, and therefore it will not be possible to do without the physical infrastructure ”. Again, Del Fante noted that “it would be very difficult to manage savings of € 570 billion if we did not have a strong physical presence in the country”.