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F2i brings together its investors in Milan for the Investor Meeting

Milan, 7 November 2025 - F2i Sgr, Italy's leading infrastructure fund and one of Europe's largest funds with over £8.3 billion in assets under management, brought together its investors today in Milan for its annual meeting.

The meeting was opened by the Minister of Economy and Finance, Giancarlo Giorgetti, who reminded the investors that the Fund was established in 2007 on the initiative of the Ministry of Economy with the aim of launching a private investment instrument to support the national infrastructure sector. 
Renato Ravanelli, CEO of F2i, recalled the role that the Fund has played over the years in catalysing investment flows towards Italian infrastructure and in accompanying the companies in its portfolio towards European growth.

"To be attractive to international investors, it is necessary to grow the Italian business system through aggregation processes. This has allowed us to offer investments that combine performance and capital protection. With our funds, we have weathered at least 11 economic or financial crises and guaranteed solid returns for our investors".

Ravanelli stated that 2025 saw the return of almost €3 billion to investors thanks to major transactions, including the sale of 2i Rete Gas and the reorganization of activities in the energy sector through the transfer of renewable energy plants in Italy and Spain to Sorgenia. 

During the meeting, the F2i team outlined the new lines of development for the asset management company, with the launch of the Seventh Equity Fund and the Second Debt Fund, dedicated to the infrastructure sector in Italy and other European countries. 

Numerous figures from the worlds of economics, finance and institutions took to the stage to discuss, from different points of view, the attractiveness of Italian infrastructure and European opportunities: guests included Jesus Olmos, CEO of the Asterion fund, Richard Sberlati, head of infrastructure at the Sixth Street fund, ambassadors Christan Masset and Ettore Sequi, journalists Monica Maggioni and Maurizio Molinari, Massimo Sarmi, chairman and CEO of FiberCop, Michele De Censi, CEO of Sorgenia, Matteo Melley, chairman of F2i, Corrado Santini and Mauro Miglio, co-chief investment officers equity at F2i, and Gianluca Gustani, chief investment officer debt at F2i.