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IMI CIB provides €162.3m Green Loan to Grimaldi for energy-efficient vessels

The image accompanying the News on the Green Loan to support Grimaldi's sustainable growth, with attention to technological innovation and reduction of environmental impact, portrays the Grande Shanghai ship, the first unit of the series to which Grande Egitto, Grande Pacifico and Grande Oceania also belong

8 January 2026

IMI Corporate & Investment Banking Division of Intesa Sanpaolo has arranged a €162.3 million financing for Grimaldi Euromed, a Grimaldi Group company. The financing will support the acquisition of three next-generation Pure Car & Truck Carrier (PCTC) ships, named Grande Egitto, Grande Pacifico and Grande Oceania.

Each vessel has a transport capacity of 9,800 Car Equivalent Units (CEU) and has been designed to achieve high energy efficiency and a significantly reduced environmental footprint. The vessels incorporate advanced technological solutions, including:

  • readiness for the use of ammonia as a zero-carbon fuel (Ammonia Ready)
  • Green Plus, Green Star 3, Comfort Vibration and Comfort Noise Port class notations
  • large-scale lithium-ion battery systems with a total capacity of 5 MWh
  • 2,500 square metres of solar panels
  • cold ironing and air lubrication systems
  • an innovative gate rudder, enhancing propulsion efficiency and manoeuvrability.

The transaction is structured as a Green Loan and is aligned with Intesa Sanpaolo Group’s commitment to supporting the energy transition and the sustainable development of the global maritime sector.

Foto credits: courtesy Grimaldi

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