Satisfactory close to 2025. Positive outlook for 2026.

At Esautomotion, the first analyses of the company’s performance in the year that has just ended have begun.

There is, however, satisfaction with the results achieved, which highlight significant growth compared to 2024.

2025: a year of building but dominated by uncertainties.
“2025 has been, like the previous years, complex due to ongoing turbulence, the tariff war above all,” states Andrea Senzolo, General Manager of Esautomotion. “In the markets, nervousness was for a long time the prevailing attitude but, once the tariff issue was closed, the economies of the main countries restarted, with a beneficial effect also for our business, allowing us to almost completely recover the decline in volumes in 2024.”

“Despite the uncertain scenario, we did not remain inactive—quite the opposite,” Senzolo points out. “In terms of products, we completed the ViS-800 CNC range with the launch of the 3 ViS-830, 840 and 850 Monoboard CNCs. In addition, we introduced EsaCAM, the first proprietary CAD/CAM for the ViS-800 CNCs.”

“The qualitative and quantitative strengthening of the organizational structure continued, with an increase in headcount, including two high-profile managers. We invested in the sales network in several countries, such as India, where we moved from a distributor to a subsidiary, adopting the model already applied successfully in the USA and Turkey,” Senzolo emphasizes. “Finally, at the beginning of September, the transfer of all Sangalli Servomotori activities to the new production site in Villasanta (MB) was completed.”

Positive prospects for 2026.
“We look to 2026 with optimism, although the political and economic framework is not yet completely stable,” Senzolo announces. “We expect an increase in sales in Italy as a result of the tax incentives planned for Industry 5.0. The American economy has started to pull again and we expect positive returns for Esautomotion USA, in which we have invested and will invest considerable resources at managerial, organizational and service levels.”

“Thanks also to the substantial resources dedicated to R&D, there will be important product innovations, which it is however premature to reveal now,” Senzolo announces again. “The competitive context is increasingly crowded, especially due to Chinese competition seeking new spaces abroad in view of the stagnation of the local economy. I believe, however, that the competence, passion, focus on innovation and on the customer that distinguish us will help us achieve the ambitious objectives we have set ourselves for the year that has just begun.”