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A new milestone for GVA Redilco, which was listed among the Italian 'Growth Champions 2022', the annual ranking by the German Institute of Quality and Finance (ITQF) in collaboration with La Repubblica Affari & Finanza, for the fourth consecutive year. The survey rewards the top Italian companies that recorded the highest average annual growth rate between 2017-2020, driving the country's development and competitiveness through innovations and new technologies.
The study published yesterday on La Repubblica Affari & Finanza reports that the 600 growth champions reached an aggregate turnover of 14.7 billion euros in 2020, up 50% compared to 2017. This also gave a strong boost to employment, creating around30,000 new jobs in the analyzed period.
GVA Redilco recorded an average annual growth rate of 22%, a significant achievement among real estate companies in Italy. "We are proud to be reconfirmed among the protagonists of the Italian economy for the fourth year in a row" - comments Giuseppe Amitrano, CEO of GVA Redilco & Sigest. "Innovation has always been one of our strengths, it is part of our DNA, and this important recognition once again rewards the ability to grasp and interpret new trends and the constant commitment to explore new service models capable of innovating the sector."
The study published yesterday on La Repubblica Affari & Finanza reports that the 600 growth champions reached an aggregate turnover of 14.7 billion euros in 2020, up 50% compared to 2017. This also gave a strong boost to employment, creating around30,000 new jobs in the analyzed period.
GVA Redilco recorded an average annual growth rate of 22%, a significant achievement among real estate companies in Italy. "We are proud to be reconfirmed among the protagonists of the Italian economy for the fourth year in a row" - comments Giuseppe Amitrano, CEO of GVA Redilco & Sigest. "Innovation has always been one of our strengths, it is part of our DNA, and this important recognition once again rewards the ability to grasp and interpret new trends and the constant commitment to explore new service models capable of innovating the sector."