In a year when investor mobility programs across Europe shifted dramatically, Italy remained steady. But what truly sets Ariete Capital apart isn’t the Golden Visa eligibility. It’s the foundation the opportunity is built on.
We created an investment company and not a visa product.
Golden Visas are evolving. Portugal ended its real estate path. Spain, Ireland and the UK closed their programs altogether and Greece has raised thresholds.
Each shift highlights a simple truth: programs built around trend-driven assets are more vulnerable to political cycles.
At Ariete, we chose a different path.
We structured a portfolio based on Italian public companies, cultural assets, and selected alternatives, businesses and sectors with the resilience to grow across economic cycles. The Golden Visa approval followed from the strength of that structure. It was never the reason for it.
When the investment itself is sound, the additional benefits are stronger and more durable.
Ariete’s portfolio is not theoretical. It’s real ownership in companies like Ferrari, Campari, Technogym, and Brunello Cucinelli. These are businesses with pricing power, with management teams who understand value creation over decades, not just quarters.
Alongside public equities, we selectively add private placements and alternative assets. This isn’t trend-chasing. It’s careful diversification designed to protect capital while giving it the opportunity to grow meaningfully.
It’s a structure we believe in, whether you are seeking a Golden Visa or simply seeking a long-term investment in Italy’s future.
Strong investments today are found in businesses that produce essentials rather than trends. In brands that hold pricing power when inflation rises. In leadership teams that know how to adapt without chasing every market shift.
This is why we focus on Italy’s enduring sectors, food, fashion, design, engineering. Not because they are nostalgic. Because they have proven their value across centuries of change.
Owning a piece of that economy isn’t a financial maneuver. It’s a position.
The Italian investor visa offers clear benefits. No physical presence requirement. Visa-free travel across Schengen countries. Access to healthcare, education, and a pathway to citizenship over time.
But those advantages make sense only when they complement a real investment. They are enhancements to something already strong, not substitutes for it.
At Ariete, we believe that mobility, lifestyle, and flexibility should follow good capital decisions, not drive them.
Real wealth planning doesn’t start with incentives. It starts with ownership in something that endures.
When you build on that foundation, everything else, mobility, diversification, legacy, becomes stronger and more natural.
That is the principle behind Ariete.
At Ariete Capital, we work with investors who think across decades, not quarters and who see the value in building something that holds up over time.
If you’re considering a long-term position in Italy, with the added advantage of mobility, we’re happy to walk you through it, at your pace, with full transparency.
