Stellantis will close 2025 with purchases from Italian suppliers exceeding €7 billion, up from the original €6 billion plan announced on December 10. The increase reflects the company’s commitment to strengthening its supply‑chain resilience and supporting European manufacturing.
The €7 billion spend covers systems, components, parts and services, though the report does not list individual suppliers. The commitment represents a 16.7 % lift over the initial target and signals a strategic shift under new CEO Antonio Filosa, who said the move is a “first step” that will enable further local development and volume growth for suppliers.
Stellantis’ procurement boost is part of a broader effort to secure critical components amid global supply‑chain disruptions. By deepening ties with Italian suppliers, the company aims to reduce lead‑time risk, protect production capacity, and support the Italian economy, including potential job creation and economic growth.
The announcement follows a Q3 2025 revenue beat, but the company’s stock reaction was muted as investors weighed valuation concerns. The procurement decision, however, signals confidence in long‑term supply stability and a focus on operational resilience.
Overall, the move underscores Stellantis’ strategy to invest in key suppliers, strengthen its European footprint, and position the company to better navigate future market uncertainties.
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