by Fabio Pavesi
More than 10 stocks on the Milan blue-chip and Star indexes selected by the research center of Il Sole 24 Ore have gained over 200% in the past five years, including during the tough economic crisis in Italy. Such performance is usually achieved by high-tech US giants like Google and Facebook, and by Chinese meteors. But the gains this time were generated by "Made in Italy" companies, sometimes unknown to a larger audience.
These are the sprinting champions of the Milan stock exchange. They share not only a strong performance since 2010, but also almost uninterrupted gains on the stock market. What are their names? Yoox, Luxottica, Azimut, Digital Bros, Banca Ifis, La Doria, Brembo, Ei Towers, Ima, Interpump, Datalogic, Cembre, El.En, Txt, Aeffe.
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