MILAN, ITALY – Amplifon has entered into a five-year sustainability-linked credit facility agreement with Intesa Sanpaolo, totaling €175 million. The financing consists of a €100 million revolving credit line and a €75 million term loan.
This agreement brings Amplifon’s total sustainability-linked financing, including revolving credit facilities, to €1 billion, underscoring the company’s ongoing commitment to integrating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors into its business and financial strategy. The facility includes a margin adjustment mechanism tied to the achievement of specific sustainability targets outlined in the company’s Sustainability Plan.
Through this new facility, Amplifon strengthens its liquidity position, diversifies its sources of funding, and extends the average maturity of its debt.
Mauro Micillo of the IMI Corporate & Investment Banking Division at Intesa Sanpaolo led the structuring of the financing, further demonstrating the bank’s commitment to supporting the sustainable growth and development of businesses.
About Amplifon
Amplifon is a global leader in the hearing care retail market, empowering people to rediscover all the emotions of sound. The company’s team of approximately 20,900 people worldwide work daily to meet the unique needs of every customer, providing exclusive, innovative, and highly personalized products and services. Amplifon operates a network of over 10,000 points of sale across 26 countries and five continents, generating annual revenues exceeding €2.4 billion. More information is available at Amplifon Corporate Website.
About Intesa Sanpaolo
Intesa Sanpaolo is Italy’s largest banking group, with €422 billion in loans and €1.4 trillion in customer financial assets as of December 2024. The group has a significant international presence and is a European leader in wealth management, with a strong focus on digital and fintech. Intesa Sanpaolo is committed to supporting communities and the green transition, with €115 billion allocated to Impact lending by 2025, alongside a €1.5 billion program (2023-2027) to aid people in need. More details are available at Intesa Sanpaolo Newsroom.
Source: Amplifon
