I leave you with a copy of the material presented.
'Materiale' = ma-te-RYA-le; stress on the third syllable.
Use after a presentation to offer handouts, printed slides, or a digital file of your slides to the audience.
Providing a physical or digital copy of the presentation ('materiale') is standard practice in Italian business meetings. It allows the audience to review points, share internally, and refer back later. 'Vi lascio' (I leave you) is a warm, personal way to offer it.
Le slide sono disponibili su richiesta.
The slides are available on request.
For external audiences where not all should receive the material
Vi mando il PDF via email entro oggi.
I will send you the PDF by email today.
Digital delivery; very common now
Ho stampato una copia per ciascuno di voi.
I have printed a copy for each of you.
Physical handout; traditional but appreciated in formal settings
Italian professionals often request the slides ('le slide') after a presentation. If you are presenting at a client's office, bring printed copies as a gesture of professionalism — even if they are also sent digitally. Paper still carries weight in Italian business culture.