"Going abroad does not mean that what is in Italy is reduced." These are the words of the chairman of Exor, John Elkann, the assumption of the transfer of the headquarters of Fiat and the possible listing in the U.S.. Fiat - Elkann adds in an interview published by Financial Times - is a great example of how an Italian company to grow abroad and accept the challenge of global markets.
The pride in their roots should not be a brake on growth, "said yet. Elkann specifies that Exor, the investment company controlled by the Agnelli family, has provided over one billion euro for new investments, noting that the net value of the assets of Exor and € 9 billion . ''We must first accept the challenge to the world - Elkann says - there are a lot of opportunities but we must equip ourselves to be able to better address the problems.''
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