WHO PROFITS

Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF, direct)

456 thousand
cars driven for a year
2.1 Mt CO₂e exposure / year
Approximate — depends on local grid.Approximate — depends on local grid.Approximate — varies by species, climate and age of tree.
StateInvestor type1Entity held$4.3BRevenue exposure / yr
About this data. Big funds like BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street hold shares on behalf of clients — they don’t run the company. State entities and individual owners with majority stakes do, and we label them differently. Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF, direct) is a listed shareholder in the filings linked below.

Holdings

Every company where Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF, direct) appears in the shareholder records. Tap a filing to see the source.

RankEntityCountryStakeAttributed emissionsEntity revenueProof
#20Eni SpA Iraq4.3%2.1 Mt$100Bfiling ↗

Why we publish this

Holding shares in a high-emitting company isn't proof of wrongdoing or control. We just add up shareholdings that are already public in annual reports and exchange filings, so you can see who carries the biggest exposure to global emissions.

Attributed emissions = stake % × the company's annual emissions, summed across every holding. Stakes change. Check the linked filings for the latest figures.

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