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Hera Group joins the platform for managing the life cycle of surety guarantees launched in September by Cetif Advisory, in collaboration with Reply. Hera joins as a contractor among the companies that have decided to adopt this tool.
The Hera group, it is recalled in a note, is one of Italy's leading multi-utilities and operates in the environment, energy and water sectors; listed on the Ftse Mib since 2003, it is among the top 40 Italian companies by capitalization.
Hera's membership, say from Cetif, "represents a significant milestone in the path of populating the application": the group, as the first contractor on the platform, "contributes to consolidating this digital ecosystem, allowing, in synergy with guarantors and guarantors, to manage the entire surety process in an integrated and traceable way."