Esautomotion closes 2025 with revenue and profits up.

The Ordinary Shareholders’ Meeting of Esautomotion S.p.A., held at the Carpi HQ on 22 April 2026, unanimously approved the Financial Statements as of 31 December 2025.

During the year, revenues rose by more than 10%, bringing turnover up to €30 million, while consolidated net profit increased by 154% compared with 2024, exceeding €2 million.

“We are pleased with the results achieved in 2025, obtained in a complex environment marked by persistent uncertainties related to US tariff tensions and instability in the Gulf area” – said Franco Fontana, Chairman of Esautomotion – “Despite this, we strengthened our commercial presence in key markets such as the United States, thanks to the new direct subsidiary, and laid the foundations for entry into India, a high-potential area. At the same time, we consolidated the Sales and Production organizations with the addition of new high-profile managers”.

The global economy in 2025: a mixed picture.

In 2025, the global economy showed moderate but fragile expansion, avoiding a true recession but without managing to generate robust momentum. Global GDP increased by around 3–3.2%, a stable figure but still below the pre-COVID period average. The economic system therefore held up, while remaining in a precarious equilibrium.

One of the most evident aspects of the year was the strong divergence between the different areas of the world. The United States maintained a relatively solid trend, supported by the resilience of consumption and the labor market. By contrast, Europe showed very weak dynamics, with major economies such as Germany and Italy struggling. China continued to slow compared with the high growth rates of the past, while emerging countries, led by India, confirmed themselves as the most dynamic, with average rates above 4%. The result was a “two-speed” global picture, in which some economies are driving growth while others are struggling to keep pace.

At industrial level, ongoing technological development and the spread of AI helped support investments and improve the outlook, but geopolitical tensions and energy instability kept uncertainty high, limiting more pronounced progress.

“It cannot be said that 2025 was a year of crisis for the global economy, but neither was it a year of true recovery” – notes Andrea Senzolo, General Manager of Esautomotion – “Rather, it was a transitional phase, characterized by relative stability but also by structural fragilities and still significant uncertainties. This makes the results achieved by Esautomotion even more noteworthy”.

For Esautomotion, strategic continuity pays off.

“2025 was finally a year free from the distortions linked to overstocking and destocking of electronic components that had characterized the market in previous years” – Senzolo points out – “The results therefore directly reflect our strategic choices: investments in products, leveraging Made in Italy, cost optimization and strengthening of the commercial network”.

“During the year, we launched three new Monoboard CNCs and EsaCAM, our first proprietary CAD/CAM, thereby completing the offering of the ViS-800 range” – Senzolo continues – “Commercially, the US subsidiary recorded excellent performance, while the Chinese subsidiary continued to expand despite stagnation in the local market. In 2026, Esa India will be launched, providing us with a direct presence in one of the most promising markets”.

“I would like to highlight the performance of the subsidiary Sangalli Servomotori, which grew from €4 million to €6.2 million in turnover, thanks to better integration into the Esautomotion portfolio and greater international visibility” – Senzolo adds – “The outlook remains favorable for 2026 as well, supported by the launch of new special motors in the electric mobility sector, a segment that continues to record double-digit growth rates”.

“Our outlook for 2026 is positive overall, despite a context that makes long-term forecasting increasingly difficult” – Senzolo concludes – “We will continue to follow the path already set: expansion of the distribution network, investments in R&D, improved customer service, flexibility and prompt responsiveness to change. These are the pillars on which we have built and will continue to build Esautomotion’s success in the future”.