ITALY S EXPORT PLAN TARGET : over 600 billion euros. Rome, January 16, 2013

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ITALY S EXPORT PLAN 2015 TARGET : over 600 billion euros Rome, January 16, 2013

Executive Summary In 2012 exports confirmed their role as major economic development engine while economic problems still persist in both Italy and the European Union. Italy managed to defend its market shares within a global context characterized by a remarkable slowdown of some major emerging economies and limited national promotional efforts. The year 2012 ended for Italy with a surplus of about 10.8 billion Euros in total trade balance (including oil bill, despite the high cost of oil), for the first time since 2002, thanks to an increase of about 5% in the value of exports and a parallel decrease in imports. Last year a major overhaul of the support system for internationalisation was initiated. Based on a new entity, the Board of Institutions (Cabina di Regia), the new operational model envisages: Strong coordination among all the components of the international business support network A new shared planning process which engages the Italian Trade Promotion Agency ICE, the Chambers of Commerce and other bodies A new finance cluster for international business activities at the Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (Deposits and Loans Public Bank) By restructuring and boosting the system, Italy can generate 150 billion of additional exports reaching a total of 620 billion by the end of 2015 (goods and services). The next steps to be undertaken to achieve this target: Increasing resources for the Italian national promotional plan Prompt opening of new ICE offices in high potential markets Overcoming non-tariff barriers in the food sector Further tools to promote exporting companies aggregation and tax incentives to promote investment abroad Activation of a network of information points to support export within the Chambers of Commerce

- The general framework: evolution of world and Italian Exports - 2013-15 Plan 1

World exports are expected to grow in the coming years... World Exports: 2011-2015 Billion Euros; %, goods and services + ~9% 16,200 14,905 Services 11,640 3,030 12,955 3,285 13,625 3,310 3,540 3,760 Goods 8,610 9,670 10,315 11,365 12,440 Source: FIPICE, WTO and IMF 2

But...more and more towards markets where Italian market shares are less strong World Merchandise Imports: distribution by Region Base 100; Imports of goods % compared to previous year Italy s market share by Area 100% = 6,050 7,330 8,610 11,365 12,440 3% South Africa/Oceania Latin America North Africa and Middle East EU new Members and Rest of the Europe Nafta 3% 6% 5% 2% Asia 1% Western Europe 6% Note: Market shares are calculated considering the "world" as composed by the 64 countries of the FIPICE database Source: FIPICE data 3

Traditional exporting countries decreased their market shares in favour of emerging countries: Italy s share, albeit declining, is holding up with respect to its main competitors Evolution of world exports market shares (goods) %; exports of goods 2011 vs. 2002 change Among main difficulties associated to the Italian export performance: Limited average size of firms High cost of credit Limited access to export credit China Germany United States Japan South Korea Netherlands France Italy Belgium United Kingdom Limited promotion activities compared to peers +6.6 p.p. -0.4 p.p. -2.1 p.p. -1.7 p.p. +1.1 p.p. +0.2 p.p. -1.7 p.p. -0.8 p.p. -0.9 p.p. -1.5 p.p. Source: ICE based on Eurostat and Istat 4

Recent decline of the Italian Exports market share is due to: limited competitiveness of our production system as well as weakness in Italy s geographic and sectoral specialization model Trend in Italian Exports Market Share 2008-11, %, goods -0.5 p.p Competitiveness effect measures the factors, both in terms of cost and quality, which determine market success vis à vis competitors Overall change vs. previous year - -0.26-0.33 +0.05 Structure effect measures the degree of conformity between Italy s geographical and sectoral specialization model and trends in world demand Of which structure effect Of which competitiveness effect - - -0.06-0.18-0.24-0.09 +0.03 +0.02 Adaptation effect measures the flexibility to changes in the composition of world demand Of which adaptation effect - -0.01-0.01 0.00 Source: ICE based on FIPICE 5

Many factors might push Italian exports up 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Emersion of a new middle class with propensity to luxury and branded products consumption Rapid affirmation of new foreign destination markets for Italian exports (Indonesia, Nigeria, Angola, Mexico, Pakistan, Egypt ) Growing diffusion of free trade agreements promoted by the WTO (early negotiations EU-Japan, EU-Canada, ) Growing global demand for high quality food products Higher globalization of import-export value chains Diffusion of a steep learning curve for a larger number of firms to get international and to increase their export turnover Growing number of countries developing their own manufacturing industry and buying Italian machinery Very strong Made in Italy brand reputation around the world A large number of such factors naturally promote Italian Exports around the world 6

Germany has an Export/GDP ratio about twice as large as our country: Italy can then set ambitious targets to increase its exports Year: 2011 Export/GDP Ratio Goods and services 50% 22pp A reduction in Exp/GDP ratio gap with Germany is possible thanks to the comparability of: 28% 1.8X Legal / regulatory European framework Same currency Strong manufacturing base devoted to Exports Source: Eurostat 7

Contents - The general framework: evolution of world and Italian Exports - 2013-15 Plan 8

In 2012, in spite of Italian economic and institutional problems, important export results were recorded Italy s foreign trade (goods and services) Bln, CAGR Goods Services Balance Goods Services Total +~5% ~473 452 ~391 376 76 ~82 2011 2012E -25.4 + ~9-7 - ~0.5-32.4 + ~8-10 In spite of high interest rates, limited access to export credit, strong slow down in some markets and limited promotional activity, in 2012 Italy recorded the First Total Trade Surplus of about 8-10 billion Euros (including energy) in 10 years This 2012 surplus has been achieved notwithstanding high Oil and Gas prices (in 2002 oil price was 25 US $ per barrel) thanks to a record surplus in manufacturing (~ 80 Bill. Euros) and a generalized reduction of imports 9

Italy may speed up export development and reverse the decrease in market shares if it strengthens actions undertaken in the past 12 months Activities Description 1 Focus on overall objectives Sharing development targets by Geographic Areas and Sectors among all public and private actors involved in international business support activities 2 3 Rationalization and streamlining of the Network of Offices abroad Coordination and new approach to promotional activities Re-organization of the Network through strong coordination efforts among all the segments of the Italian presence abroad, (Diplomatic Network, Italian Trade Promotion Offices, Chambers of Commerce abroad, Enit, Sace and Simest offices) in due consideration of : - Markets size and GDP growth potential - Italian export specialization, historical and political matters First time development of a shared and systematic planning process, through: - One common classification of Sectors and Types of initiatives in order to simplify comparisons and speed up discussions - sharing of promotional programmes between the Agency and the System of Chambers of Commerce. This coordination effort involves also other actors such as Confindustria, Rete Imprese Italia, etc. Shortly also the Regions will complete the integration process Innovation of promotional activities through thematic actions and projects, with due attention to geographic targets, value chains and innovative sectors Focus on information diffusion and arrangement direct contact points at the Chambers of Commerce (local desks) 10

Italy may speed up export development and reverse the decrease in market shares if it strengthens actions undertaken in the past 12 months Activities Description 4 5 6 Financial support to international business activities Stronger focus on Distribution Chains and IT Increase in number of exporting firms and markets Setting up of an internationalization finance pole made of CDP-SACE-SIMEST with subsidiary tools by size and sectors Definition of guidelines for the establishment of an Italian Export Bank to guarantee (at competitive costs) resources availability, financial services and export insurance for companies exporting or investing abroad. This Export Bank will focus on, among other things, promoting Italian companies participation in international infrastructure projects Strengthening of the Security Fund established by MiSE/ ICE/ Chambers of Commerce Strengthening of initiatives addressed to international distribution chains as well as of training activities and support for IT platforms for E-Commerce Kick-start of a programme aimed at strengthening export capacity for Southern Italian Regions Export South Project Enhancing promotional activities in under-represented strategic sectors such as High Tech, innovative Start-ups, Green Energy, Defence and the Services sector (traditionally less promoted)) 7 Development of synergies between exports and investment attraction Focus of Trade promotion offices abroad in investment attraction to Italy in order to activate virtuous circles for value creation. Foreign Capital facilitates access to international markets and generates: - further investment opportunities (for example to enhance international trade penetration, R&D etc) - possible cross-fertilization of know-how 11

Starting from about 470 billion euros of Goods and Services exported in 2012, Italy may get more than 145 billions of additional exports in 2013-2015 reaching 620 billions by the end of 2015 Italian exports development Bln ; Average values between two scenarios (baseline and upper case) CAGR 09-11 CAGR 12-15 Sevices 343 360 93 68 250 292 382 412 92 74 290 338 12% 452 473 495 76 ~ 82 89 +5.7% 376 391 407 +13.6% 555 98 457 ~620 617 107 509 513 9% 9.3 % 9.5% Goods 2009 2010 2011 2012 E 2013E 2014E 2015 E Italy s share on world goods and services exports (%) Export propensity (Exports of G&S as a percentage of GDP ) 3.1% 25% 27% 28% 3.8% 29% 31% 32% 32% Source: Ice on Istat and Fipice data 12

Italian exports may record important growth in all main Geographical Areas Italian exports: 2015 year-end forecasts and expected 2012-2015 growth rates and value changes by geographical Region Services ~620 107 42 Nafta +57 Bln +27% +9 Bln +25% 271 Western Europe 82 New EU countries and Rest of Europe +21 Bln +34% 54 Asia +15 Bln +39% Manufactured goods 509 513 2015 14 Latin America +4 Bln +44% 42 Africa and Middle East +15 Bln +55% 7 Oceania and South Africa +1 Bln +24% Source: Ice on Fipice data 13

and in main sectors: goods Italian exports by sector Values in billion euros and CAGR - Compound Annual Growth Rate (%) Services Goods ~620 513 2012 bln 2015 bln Average annual growth bln CAGR '12-'15 % Mechanical machinery 71.9 94.9 7.6 10% Fashion goods 45.6 59.3 4.6 9% Basic metals 33.9 43.5 3.2 9% Motor vehicles 30.6 42.1 3.9 11% Food and beverages 25.7 32.1 2.2 8% Wood, paper, rubber and plastic products 22.3 28.7 2.1 9% Intermediate chemical products 21.3 28.3 2.3 10% Electrical machinery and apparatus 17.0 23.7 2.2 12% Pharmaceutical products 17.2 23.2 2.0 10% Metal products 16.7 22.5 2.0 11% Electro-medical and precision instruments 11.1 16.3 1.7 14% Trains, aircrafts and ships 10.4 14.3 1.3 11% Electronic products 9.1 13.3 1.4 14% Source: Ice on Istat data 14

and in main sectors: services Italian exports by sector Values in billion euros and CAGR - Compound Annual Growth Rate (%) 2012 bln 2015 bln Average annual growth bln CAGR '12-15 Commercial services 82 107 8.4 9.3% ~620 - Travel* - Transportation** 33.1 13.0 42.3 17.2 3.1 1.4 8.5% 9.8% Services 107 - Other commercial services 35.7 47.4 3.9 9.9%. Other business services 21.5 28.3 2.3 9.5% Manufactured goods 513. Communications services. Royalties and license fees. Insurance services 5.2 2.6 2.2 6.7 3.7 3.2 0.5 0.4 0.3 8.9% 12.9% 12.8%. IT services 1.5 2.1 0.2 11.6% 2015. Financial services. Construction 2.3 0.2 2.9 0.3 0.2 0.0 7.6% 19.0%. Personal, cultural and recreational services 0.2 0.3 0,0 11,1% Source: Ice on Bank of Italy and WTO data 15

Activities underpinning indicated targets will be supported by offices of the Italian Trade Promotion Agency which will be strengthened and integrated with other institutions New offices Local Desks Existing offices Offices to be closed - 8 New offices - 15-20 Offices about to be to closed or merged with other institutions 16

Promotional activities are kicking off in the next few weeks envisaging more than 500 coordinated projects among all the actors Early evidence of coordination exercise between ICE and UC: total identified initiatives II sem. 2012-2013 Unioncamere - UC - Italian Chambers of Commerce ICE - Italian Trade Promotion Agency Total value of about 70 million Euros* 117 52 2 50 43 43 0 26 2 24 7 0 14 7 62 115 76 505 60 184 37 57 390 147 Trade fairs Exhibition Outgoing business missions Seminars and Workshops Communication Training Other Activities Initiatives on distribution channels Total ICE/ Unioncamere * ICE and Unioncamere, public and private funds 17

In order to implement the Export Plan also other concrete export development actions will become necessary Esempi di azioni puntuali Increase of funds for promotional activities Tax incentives for enterprises Strengthening of E- Commerce Overcoming non tariff barriers Descrizione - Increase of promotional financial resources for the Italian Trade Promotion Agency from about 30 million euros in 2012 to about 60 mln euros in 2013 (against an average of 80 million euros in the years 2008-10 (included enterprises private contributions, in 2010 totalled 122 million euros) - Increase of tax deduction threshold for entertainment expenses abroad and for incoming missions costs (invitations to foreign buyers, journalists etc) and accelerated depreciation in case of stable establishments abroad. Enactment of a Unified Legal Code for laws and regulations on international activities (simplifications asked for by companies). - Measures to enhance diffusion of E-Commerce such as the forthcoming virtual window-shops platform by the Italian Trade Promotion Agency (web catalogues to promote products and to get in touch with potential partners) and Google- Unioncamere (talian Association Chambers of Commerce) Programme - Actions to protect Made in Italy products against obstacles arising from non tariff barriers (particularly in agro-business sector). - Kick-start of communication campaigns on the Italian sounding phenomenon, awareness for national and international institutions to safeguard Italian typical products and geographic reference, stronger legal and tax assistance to export companies through the establishment of networks of professional services, training on multilateral rules (WTO) on non tariff barriers 18

In order to implement the Export Plan also other concrete export development actions will become necessary Examples of detailed actions Strengthening tools for firms dimensional growth and to support aggregation/networks Description - Finance measures aimed at boosting dimensional growth and aggregation and entrepreneurial collaboration (network contracts for internationalisation, consortiums, temporary partnerships to participate to international tenders, etc.) Incentives to hire professionals devoted to international business support - Incentives to hire young professionals as export manager, procurement analysts and e-commerce manager and specialized training programmes in the field abroad, like French traineeship programmes (Ubi France s Volontariat International en Enterprise) Activation of information systems to support export - Coordination and simplification of existing information systems to support internationalisation - Kick-start of information desks at the Chambers of Commerce - Release of the International Trade Hub portal 19