(ANSA) - UDINE, 28 APR - The shareholders' meeting of Finest S.p.A., the financial company driving internationalization in the Triveneto area, has strategically endorsed the 2025 financial statements, marking the company's renewed direction under Luca Di Benedetto's leadership. In line with its strategic objectives, the company secured €20 million in new investments this year, distributed across 10 internationalization projects in partnership with Triveneto businesses. Additionally, another €23.7 million was approved for nine upcoming transactions, establishing a robust pipeline for 2026. These results reaffirm the company's consistent and resilient trajectory, positioning Finest as a steady force in the sector. As of December 31, 2025, the net portfolio reached €95.08 million, supporting approximately 60 partner companies. Closing 2025 with a profit of €121,000, Finest reinforces its commitment to sustainable, growth-oriented outcomes. "For more than 30 years, Finest has played a significant role in regional and national economic policy, a role that is even more relevant today in light of the growing overlap between geopolitics and the real economy," the president said. "Given the current economic and geopolitical situation, the paradigm on which our operations have always been based must necessarily change." Bosnia and Herzegovina accounted for 25% of invested volumes, followed by Tunisia at 18%, Finland at 17%, and Austria at 15%. EU, Balkan, Central and Eastern European, and North African economies remain the core markets for Triveneto's businesses, which are focused on nearshoring and friendshoring strategies. The leading sectors receiving investments during the year were metalworking (25% of the total investment value), followed by mechanical and electromechanical engineering (18%), building and construction (17%), agrifood (15%), plastics (14%), and trade and services (11%). These percentages refer to the proportion of total investments allocated to each sector. (ANSA).