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Subsidized finance
Calls for proposals, incentives, and grants for your business growth
Subsidized financing for businesses in Sardinia
We support businesses and professionals at our office in Quartu Sant'Elena and throughout Italy in accessing subsidized financing options, such as regional tenders, non-repayable grants, tax credits, and opportunities related to the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR).
What is subsidized finance and why is it important?
Subsidized finance encompasses all the tools made available by public bodies to support business development. These include non-repayable grants, tax incentives, subsidized loans, and regional, national, and European calls for proposals.
Accessing these opportunities requires technical skills, constant updating, and proper paperwork management.
We support companies at every stage, from evaluating opportunities to obtaining the benefit.
How we work
Comprehensive support in subsidized finance
Opportunity Analysis
We identify tenders and incentives available in Sardinia and at a national level, evaluating those most suited to your business.
Practice Management
We support you in preparing the documentation, submitting the application, and dealing with the institutions.
Monitoring and reporting
We handle all post-approval steps, including compliance management and reporting.
What is subsidized finance for?
Concrete tools to grow your business
Corporate Investments
Support for the purchase of machinery, technologies, and production development.
Innovation and digitalization
Access to incentives for digitalization, research and development, and technological transition.
Startup and growth
Opportunities for new businesses, startups, and programs like Resto al Sud and the PNRR.
Let's evaluate the opportunities available for your business in Sardinia together.
Request a consultation on subsidized financing
Frequently Asked Questions
Subsidized finance encompasses a range of public and private instruments made available to support business development, such as non-repayable grants, tax credits, subsidized loans, and tax incentives. These measures are often tied to specific objectives, such as innovation, digitalization, internationalization, or employment growth.
For a business, accessing subsidized financing means reducing its equity capital requirements and improving the sustainability of its investments. However, it is essential to identify the most suitable opportunities and meet the required requirements, which may vary depending on the call for proposals and the business sector.
Businesses can access various types of incentives, including non-repayable grants, subsidized loans, tax credits, and incentives linked to specific programs such as the PNRR (National Renewable Energy Sources Plan), Resto al Sud (Remaining in the South), or regional tenders.
Each measure has specific characteristics: some finance tangible investments, others innovation or development projects, while others still support new businesses. Therefore, it's necessary to carefully analyze each opportunity to verify its compatibility with the company's project.
The process of accessing subsidized financing involves several phases: identifying the call for proposals, verifying the requirements, preparing the documentation, and submitting the application. Subsequently, if approved, the reporting phase must be managed and the required obligations must be met.
Proper management of all phases is essential to avoid errors that could compromise access to the grant or its disbursement. For this reason, it's important to approach the process with a structured approach and the support of a professional.
The requirements vary depending on the type of incentive, but generally concern the size of the company, the sector of activity, the geographical location and the type of investment envisaged.
In many cases, a detailed project, accompanied by a business plan and financial documentation, is required. Furthermore, it is essential to demonstrate the sustainability of the investment and the company's ability to complete it.
In some cases, multiple incentives can be combined, provided the rules established by the legislation and individual calls for proposals are met. This combination may include, for example, non-repayable grants and tax credits, allowing for increased project funding.
However, managing the stockpile requires care, as there are specific limits and constraints. A technical assessment is essential to avoid errors and maximize available opportunities.
Hiring a consultant helps you identify the most suitable opportunities, avoid errors during the application phase, and correctly manage the entire process, from application to reporting.
Subsidized financing requires technical expertise, ongoing training, and the ability to interpret often complex calls for proposals. Professional support significantly increases the likelihood of success and allows the company to focus on developing its project.