OpenEconomics acquires t33 and creates a European player

The company strengthens its capabilities and positioning in impact evaluation of public policies and investments



OpenEconomics, an independent consulting firm, has acquired 100% of t33. The company delivers high-value integrated solutions for socioeconomic impact analysis and public funding management, supporting businesses and public authorities in mitigating financial, social, and climate-related risks.

t33’s arrival in the OpenEconomics Group marks a strategic step in the growth path that OpenEconomics has defined together with its shareholder Algebris Investments. In particular, it significantly strengthens the Group’s expertise in public policy impact evaluation, technical assistance and capacity building. The acquisition further consolidates OpenEconomics’ positioning in the European market and enhances the Group’s ability to support institutions and large organisations in managing complex programmes, in monitoring and evaluation processes, and in the transition towards more digital, transparent and evidencebased governance.
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The integration of t33’s capabilities enables OpenEconomics to offer policymakers an endtoend support model covering the entire policy and programme cycle: from design to implementation, from monitoring to impact evaluation, through to reporting based on measurable indicators that are comparable at European level.
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Advisors to the transaction
OpenEconomics was assisted by a pool of advisors, comprising Mbadvisory S.r.l. for strategic support and the M&A team of TONUCCI & PARTNERS – with Gianluca Cambareri (partner), Giuseppe Santarelli and Eleonora Ieradi – for legal matters. The transaction was financed by Banca del Fucino, which acted as sole financing bank.
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“t33’s entry into the OpenEconomics Group represents a key step in our growth journey,” said Raffaele Nardone, CEO of OpenEconomics. “With this transaction we accelerate our positioning in the European market, integrating highly specialised expertise in public policy evaluation and strengthening our ability to support institutions through complex transition processes, starting from digital governance and the systematic use of evidence in decisionmaking.”
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“Joining the OpenEconomics Group opens up a range of new development opportunities for t33, and does so at the right moment,” noted Nicola Brignani, CEO of t33. “Access to OpenEconomics’ analytical platforms allows us to build a distinctive value proposition that combines technical assistance, impact evaluation and innovation in the governance of public policies.”