Metronapoli

Metronapoli

Type	Joint stock
Industry	Transportation
Founded	2001
Headquarters	Naples, Italy
Services	Public transport (Metro system and funicular cable railway)
Employees	550
Parent	Comune di Napoli
Website	Metronapoli

Metronapoli SpA is an Italian company responsible for the provision of public transport in the city of Naples, and its primary function is the operation and maintenance of the Naples Metro system. It was founded on 26 July 2000 and became operational on 1 February 2001. Metronapoli is a fully state-controlled joint-stock corporation.

Metronapoli is a subsidiary company controlled by two organisations. The Comune di Napoli (Naples city council), have an 89% holding stake in the company shares, giving them a controlling ownership. The Azienda Napoletana Mobilità (or Naples Mobility Agency) hold the remaining 11%.

Metronapoli currently operates the transport services and maintenance of Line 1 and Line 6 of the metro system, as well as the four funicular railways (Central Funicular, Chiaia Funicular, Mergellina Funicular and Montesanto Funicular).

Urban public transport in Naples

Metro and commuter railways	Line 1 • Line 2 (via Passante) • Line 3 (part of Circumvesuviana network) • Line 4 (part of Circumvesuviana network) • Line 5 (urban part of Circumflegrea railway) • Line 6 • Cumana • Rainbow line (Alifana bassa) • Line 7 (under construction) • Line 8 (planned) • Line 9 (planned) • Line 10 (planned)

Funiculars	Mergellina Funicular • Chiaia Funicular • Central Funicular • Montesanto Funicular

Other urban public transport networks	Trams • Trolleybuses • Circumvesuviana (narrow-gauge railways)

Companies	Metronapoli (line 1, line 6 and funiculars) • Trenitalia (line 2) • Circumvesuviana (line 3 and line 4) • SEPSA (line 5 and Cumana) • MCNE (rainbow line) • ANM (trams, buses and trolleybuses) • CTP (buses and trolleybuses)