Fratelli d'Italia posts 2025 surplus with €10 million cash reserves

Fratelli d'Italia (FDI) reported a financial surplus for the year ending 31 December 2025. The party holds roughly €10 million in liquid assets, receives over €6.6 million from the 2 % tax on income (2xmille), and about €2.5 million in voluntary donations from parliamentarians. These inflows contribute to an operating surplus of €1.177 million.

The party’s net assets stand at €8.036 million, with total liabilities of approximately €0.5 million and short‑term supplier debts estimated at €0.373 million. Revenues also include €1.66 million in membership fees, €20  thousand from editorial and event activities, and €418  thousand transferred to its youth wing. Expenditures cover €4.88 million for services such as propaganda and event organization, €0.803 million for personnel, and €0.205 million for third‑party rentals.

Campaign spending for regional elections was detailed, with the largest outlays in the Marche (€319  thousand) and Campania (€151  thousand). The party also made modest donations to external organizations, including €88  thousand to the European Conservatives and Reformists and €19  thousand to the International Democracy Union.