Ravenna, March xx, 2026 – Ecogest closes 2025 with growing indicators and a rapidly expanding order backlog, confirming the international growth path outlined with the approval of the financial statements on March 18. The multi-year backlog rose from 57 to 86 million euros in 11 months, with the goal of reaching 100 million in 2026.
In 2025, the Group recorded a 9.3% increase in EBITDA compared to the previous year, against total revenue of €20 million in Italy and abroad.
International expansion remains one of the main drivers of growth, with an acceleration in North America. The Group has consolidated its presence through acquisitions in Canada and the opening, last July, of Ecogest Corp. USA, positioning itself as the only Italian operator active in green space maintenance along transportation infrastructure in the region.
Alongside its expansion in North America, Ecogest is also evaluating new avenues for international growth, with a particular focus on the Arabian Peninsula.
The performance of the Canadian market was particularly strong, with revenues up 89%, driven by new contracts in the province of Ontario, including seven highway sections, as well as urban maintenance projects and the development of sports facilities and service areas.
“North America is now a key market for our growth: it allows us to scale the business model developed in Italy and to work on complex projects with greater continuity and visibility in the medium to long term,” said Tommaso Molinari, CEO of Greenbrier Landscaping Inc., the operating division of Ecogest North America. “The growth recorded in recent months confirms that we are moving in the right direction, while simultaneously strengthening the quality of our order portfolio and our operational capacity on an international scale.”
Today, our Group’s structure comprises 3 holding companies and 5 operating companies across Italy and North America, with a model focused on the management and maintenance of green infrastructure.
“Italy remains our industrial base and the starting point for our development, but we believe that, despite the geopolitical context, there are concrete opportunities for expansion into new markets,” stated Valerio Molinari, the Group’s majority shareholder. “We are looking in particular at the Arabian Peninsula, with the aim of establishing a stable presence and subsequently opening up to other markets, including Asia.”
At the same time, Ecogest is engaged in extraordinary financing operations to support growth, following the recent capital increase in North America (approximately $2.5 million), which led to the establishment of IMFH (Infrastructure Management Financial Holding).
There are also plans to develop an internal Academy to strengthen skills and ensure continuity in a sector that is increasingly integrated with scientific research and advanced technologies.