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For First Time Since 2018, Italian Content Investment Falls But Sector Generates $18.9B – Annual APA Report

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Italy’s audiovisual sector saw its first decline in content investment since 2018 last year, the annual APA report revealed at the MIA Market today. Overall, the audiovisual (read entertainment) sector generated €16.8B ($18.9B) in 2025, up 3.1% on the previous year, but inward investment in cinema, TV and on-demand fell to €2B, down 7.4%. Even […]

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For First Time Since 2018, Italian Content Investment Falls But Sector Generates $18.9B – Annual APA Report
Jesse Whittock · 10/21/2026, 2:31:57 PM
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