Alfonsino S.p.A. engages in delivery services for medium and small towns in Italy, specializing in collecting and transporting orders from a network of local shops including supermarkets, restaurants, florists, wine shops, and pharmacies via its proprietary app and delivery platform; headquarters in Caserta, Italy, and listed on the Italian stock market (EGM) as of November 2021. The company’s core offering centers on on-demand local delivery, connecting customers with partner merchants and employing a fleet of couriers to complete last‑mile orders in minutes within its coverage regions. Primary business activity includes order aggregation, dispatch management, and last‑mile fulfillment for products ranging from meals and groceries to flowers and everyday essentials, delivered to customers in a timely manner. Alfonsino operates across multiple Italian regions and municipalities, leveraging a network of over 1,300 partner merchants and thousands of riders to serve hundreds of thousands of users; it emphasizes scalable delivery logistics, partner onboarding, and technology-enabled customer order tracking. The firm focuses on expanding its regional footprint and optimizing delivery cost structures, including exploring changes to its operating model and platform to improve efficiency and reduce variable delivery costs. Founding year is 2016, with headquarters in Caserta, and the business has pursued partnerships, product enhancements, and potential strategic shifts to strengthen regional leadership in city-scale delivery. Subsidiaries and potential corporate reorganizations accompany its growth trajectory as it broadens services beyond core food delivery to encompass a wider array of local commerce deliveries. Alfonsino’s market positioning centers on delivering rapid, reliable local delivery solutions to small and mid-sized municipalities, leveraging technology to streamline merchant-to-consumer fulfillment and to maintain competitive service levels in southern and central Italy. The company’s evolution includes strategic expansions, partnerships, and platform enhancements aimed at transitioning toward more autonomous courier relationships and reduced direct delivery costs, while continuing to serve as a conduit for local merchants seeking efficient last‑mile delivery capabilities. May include ongoing evaluations of new business models and contractor arrangements to optimize cost efficiency and service quality across its national network.