Atlantia is the holding company of Autostrade per l'Italia and Aeroporti di Roma. A listed company, with a market capitalization of approximately €20.2bn at the end of 2015, Atlantia is one of Italy's leading companies with a consolidated turnover of €5,083m, EBITDA of €3,169m, and cash flow of €2,079m in 2014. Atlantia operates in the field of infrastructures and mobility networks. With 5.000 km of toll motorways in Italy, Brazil, Chile, India, and Poland and more than 5 million customers a day on Group’s motorways, Atlantia is one of the leading players in the motorway sector. World leader in free-flow tolling, Atlantia manages the most widespread electronic tolling system in Europe with more than 8 million Telepass devices outstanding. Following the merger with Gemina S.p.A., the Group entered the airports' sector in 2013 as the manager of Rome’s airport system for the international airports of Fiumicino and Ciampino, with a flow of 44 million passengers a year. Europe’s biggest investor, with an investment of nearly €22bn in the motorway network operated under concession in Italy either in progress or planned, and €12bn investment in developing Aeroporti di Roma. Through its subsidiaries, the Group offers integrated solutions in the field of engineering services for the design, construction, and maintenance of highway and airport infrastructure, security, traffic control, and energy-saving technologies. In 2014, Group’s activities recorded a consolidated turnover of nearly €5.1bn, EBITDA of €3.2bn, and annual capital expenditure of €1.1bn. Atlantia is a Group that combines a sound business and financial discipline with the commitment to operate according to environmental, ethical, and governance principles in accordance with the highest international standards. The achieved results in terms of sustainability are internationally rewarded: since 2009 the Group is a member of the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index.