Poste italiane
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| Type | Public-benefit corporation |
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| Headquarters | Rome, Italy |
| Area served | Italy |
| Key people | Giovanni Ialongo (Chairman) Massimo Sarmi (CEO & Managing Director) |
| Revenue |  € 21.8 billion (2010) [1] |
| Net income | € 1.018 billion (2010) |
| Owner(s) | Ministry of Economy and Finance (65%) Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (35%) |
| Employees | 149,703 (2010 Annual average) |
| Website | www.poste.it |
Poste italiane S.p.A. is the government-owned postal service of Italy, headquartered in Rome.
Besides providing core postal services, Poste Italiane Group offers integrated products, as well as postal savings, communication, logistics and financial services in Italy.
The group offers a wide range of postal products, from express mail services to a broad selection of financial products.
Poste italiane Group subsidiaries includes: SDA Group which provides express mail and logistics; Postecom managing Internet services; BancoPosta Fondi offering life insurance and investment solution and Postel, offering hybrid electronic mail and document processing.
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