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    Italy's A2A lifts investment plan to $27 billion on data centre demand

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    Posted on November 12, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Tags:investmentFinancial performanceData centrescorporate strategyrenewable energy

    Quick Summary

    A2A raises its investment plan to $27 billion, focusing on data centre growth in Lombardy, impacting financial targets and stock performance.

    Table of Contents

    • A2A's Investment Strategy and Market Impact
    • Financial Performance and Stock Response
    • Growth in Data Centre Capacity
    • A2A's Position in Lombardy

    A2A Increases Investment Forecast to $27 Billion Amid Data Centre Growth

    A2A's Investment Strategy and Market Impact

    By Francesca Landini and Giancarlo Navach

    Financial Performance and Stock Response

    MILAN (Reuters) -Italian multi-utility A2A said on Wednesday it had raised its total projected investments for 2024-2035 to 23 billion euros ($27 billion), with 1.6 billion euros earmarked for creating and managing data centres.

    Growth in Data Centre Capacity

    The updated business plan to be presented to analysts later increases projected investment by 1 billion euros and nudges up financial targets in the final part of the strategy.

    A2A's Position in Lombardy

    A2A also confirmed minimum annual dividend growth of 4%.

    Shares in A2A were down 6% at 0840 GMT, while Milan's blue-chip index rose, with traders citing overly cautious financial estimates for next year as the reason for the drop.

    A2A stock has risen by around 14% in the last 30 days.

    PRIVILEGED POSITION TO SUPPORT DATA CENTRES

    Italy's northern region of Lombardy encompasses the country's financial capital Milan and the industrial city of Brescia, a geographic area where A2A sees a surge in new digital infrastructures that will boost electricity demand, network connection and thermal management needs.

    "A2A's long-standing presence in Lombardy together with the significant acquisition of electricity networks in the provinces of Milan and Brescia, put the group in a privileged position to actively support the roll-out of data centres", A2A CEO Renato Mazzoncini said in a statement.

    Data centres around Milan are expected to add around two gigawatts of capacity over the next five years, a tenfold increase from current levels, Mazzoncini said last month.

    Separately A2A, which specialises in energy and waste management in Italy, reported a 4% year-on-year decline in its nine-month core profit to 1.73 billion euros ($2 billion), due to lower hydroelectric production.

    ($1 = 0.8575 euros)

    (Reporting by Francesca Landini and Giancarlo Navach, editing by Gavin Jones and Alexander Smith)

    Key Takeaways

    • •A2A increases investment to $27 billion for 2024-2035.
    • •1.6 billion euros allocated for data centre development.
    • •A2A sees strategic growth in Lombardy's digital infrastructure.
    • •A2A stock experiences fluctuations amid cautious estimates.
    • •Data centres in Milan to expand capacity significantly.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Italy's A2A lifts investment plan to $27 billion on data centre demand

    1What is an investment plan?

    An investment plan outlines how an individual or organization intends to allocate resources, such as money, to achieve specific financial goals over a set period.

    2What are data centres?

    Data centres are facilities used to house computer systems and associated components, such as telecommunications and storage systems, crucial for managing data and applications.

    3What is a corporate dividend?

    A corporate dividend is a payment made by a corporation to its shareholders, typically derived from profits, as a way to distribute earnings.

    4What is renewable energy?

    Renewable energy is energy generated from natural resources that are replenished, such as solar, wind, and hydroelectric power, contributing to sustainable energy solutions.

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