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Single Family OfficePuts its own capital into companiesActive · deal in last 18 monthsLAST VERIFIED Oct 2026 · 3 SOURCES

Fidim

Also known as Fidim S.r.l., FIDIM

Investment vehicle and family office of the Rovati family (ex-Rottapharm); stakes in biotech, real estate, hospitality and private equity.

USEFUL FOR Co-investors

Investment vehicle / family office of the Rovati family (founders of Rottapharm). Not Fidimpresa or other confidi with similar names.

Family & background

FAMILY
Rovati
WEALTH ORIGIN
Pharmaceuticals (Rottapharm, sold to Meda in 2014)
HEADQUARTERS
Italy
OUTSIDE CAPITAL
No — own capital only

Investment approach

ROUTES
Companies (own capital)

Overview

Fidim S.r.l. is the investment vehicle of the Rovati family, which founded the pharmaceutical group Rottapharm and sold it to Meda in 2014; it has interests in biotech, real estate and private equity. In January 2021 it bought over 90% of Copenhagen-listed Athena Investments and in 2020 a stake in the Milan restaurant group Giacomo. It entered Gruppo Barletta (luxury hospitality, Arsenale) in July 2024, and in May 2026 a binding €166M capital increase alongside Global Hotels Real Estate was announced that lifts its stake to up to 23%.

Holdings & investments (3)

  • Gruppo BarlettaNOTABLE
    Consumer & E-commerce · since 2024
  • Athena Investments
    since 2021
  • Giacomo Group
    Consumer & E-commerce · since 2020

Frequently asked questions

Fidim is a single family office based in Italy.

Fidim invests on behalf of the Rovati family (Pharmaceuticals (Rottapharm, sold to Meda in 2014)).

Fidim invests its own capital into companies.

Fidim invests in Biotech & Life Sciences, Real Estate & PropTech and Consumer & E-commerce.

Fidim's holdings and investments include Gruppo Barletta, Athena Investments and Giacomo Group.

The most recent publicly reported investment by Fidim is Gruppo Barletta (€166M capital increase with Global Hotels Real Estate (binding agreement); stake to rise to up to 23%), announced in May 2026.

No. Fidim invests its own capital and does not raise money from outside investors.