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Institutional LPInvests through funds, not into companiesLAST VERIFIED Oct 2026 · 4 SOURCES

Fondenergia

Also known as Fondo Pensione Fondenergia

Rome-based occupational pension fund of Italy’s energy sector (COVIP no. 2); €3.58bn net assets (end-2025); private equity via Neuberger Berman mandate and four directly selected infrastructure funds.

HEADQUARTERS
Rome, Italy
FOUNDED
—
AUM
€3.6B (2025)
OUTSIDE CAPITAL
No — own capital only
TEAM LISTED
3 people

Focus

STAGES
GrowthBuyout
SECTORS
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ASSET MIX
Private equityFunds (as LP)Public equities
GEOGRAPHY
ItalyEurope

Overview

Fondenergia is the contractual defined-contribution pension fund for workers in Italy’s energy sector, registered with COVIP under no. 2 and based in Rome. Its net assets were €3.58bn at 31 December 2025 across 49,877 members. Its balanced and dynamic compartments hold a private equity mandate run by Neuberger Berman since 2020 (part of the joint “Progetto Iride” programme) and four infrastructure funds it selected directly in 2022, plus €94M of Banca d’Italia shares.

PORTFOLIO (6)

  • Fondo ANIA F2i – F2i SGR (fund commitment)
    since 2022
  • F2i – Fondo per le infrastrutture sostenibili (fund commitment)
    since 2022
  • Fondo Infrastrutture per la Crescita – ESG – Azimut Libera Impresa SGR (fund commitment)
    since 2022
  • Green Arrow Infrastructure of the Future SCA SICAV-RAIF (fund commitment)
    since 2022
  • Neuberger Berman private equity mandate – Progetto Iride (€39.0M residual commitment)
    since 2020
  • Banca d’Italia (3,760 shares, €94M)

People

  • Andrea Fiordelmondo
    Chairman · source
  • Mario Vincenzo Cribari
    Vice-Chairman · source
  • Danilo Di Crescenzo
    Director General · source

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Frequently asked questions

Fondenergia is a institutional investor based in Rome, Italy.

Fondenergia does not primarily put its own money into private companies. It also commits capital to third-party funds as an LP.

Fondenergia invests at Growth and Buyout stages.

Key people at Fondenergia include Andrea Fiordelmondo (Chairman), Mario Vincenzo Cribari (Vice-Chairman) and Danilo Di Crescenzo (Director General).

Fondenergia's investments include Fondo ANIA F2i – F2i SGR (fund commitment), F2i – Fondo per le infrastrutture sostenibili (fund commitment), Fondo Infrastrutture per la Crescita – ESG – Azimut Libera Impresa SGR (fund commitment), Green Arrow Infrastructure of the Future SCA SICAV-RAIF (fund commitment), Neuberger Berman private equity mandate – Progetto Iride (€39.0M residual commitment) and Banca d’Italia (3,760 shares, €94M).

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