Three days in Madonna di Campiglio for Esseco Industrial’s second quarterly meeting of 2025

From July 28 to 30, Esseco Industrial held its second quarterly meeting of 2025 in Madonna di Campiglio, Trentino. The event, focused on strategic discussion and direction, brought together managers and executives from all the company’s operational sites. Esseco Industrial has recently taken full equity control of the individual legal entities within the industrial division, continuing a path of growth and consolidation that now puts it as a joint-stock company.

During the plenary sessions and thematic discussions, the main business areas—personal care, food, feed, and pharma—were examined, with a clear intention to prioritize investments in high-potential and synergistic segments, while steering away from those exposed to volatile market conditions or external pressures.

Esseco Industrial will continue along its decarbonization path, aiming for greater independence from global energy market fluctuations. As part of this strategy, investments in the energy sector are gaining momentum, with large-scale hydroelectric and photovoltaic projects already underway. At the same time, recent investments in industrial facilities—focused on environmental sustainability—have been completed, with benefits expected to materialize in the near future.

Concerns remain, however, about the ongoing issues linked to slow authorization processes for production plant capex. Even major investments on Italian soil continue to face lengthy bureaucratic procedures, posing a real risk of delaying already defined innovation and transition pathways.

Other strategic priorities discussed include the streamlining of general and logistical expenses, the introduction of business intelligence tools, process automation, the consolidation of the organizational structure, and the integration of acquired companies. These are accompanied by the strengthening of logistics operations through an innovative electric truck project currently being implemented at Italian production sites.

Esseco Industrial’s second quarterly meeting of 2025 closed with a clear message: strengthen operational execution, overcome authorization bottlenecks for new capex, and advance an industrial vision centered on growth, sustainability, and competitiveness in an increasingly complex global context.