The seventh Sustainability Report

The seventh Sustainability Report strengthens the Group’s commitment to engaging in dialogue with stakeholders, designing a more conscious future guided by continuous improvement. Since 2019 sustainability within the ESG framework, which assesses environmental, social, and governance impact, has been a fundamental pillar of the business model, guiding corporate strategies toward achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

In 2025, Giorgetti entered a new phase of development following its acquisition by Solida Capital, Alsara Investment Group and Vivium, strengthening its path of international growth. During the year, the Group opened its first store in Miami in collaboration with Addison House, expanding its presence in the United States with a new space dedicated to Made in Italy design. Giorgetti also took part in the Salone del Mobile in Riyadh with its Move, Hug and Tycoon icons, strengthening the dialogue between Made in Italy design and the Middle Eastern market. It maintained its presence at Museo City in Milan, Milan Design Week, NYCxDesign Festival, London Design Festival and Paris Design Week, presenting new additions to its collection alongside iconic pieces and reaffirming its excellence in Italy and internationally.

Giorgetti and Battaglia reaffirm their commitment to the protection and wellbeing of people by promoting social and humanitarian initiatives, and by enhancing human capital through corporate welfare programs and continuous training. The artisanal component, the art of craftsmanship, plays a fundamental role in the Group’s business activities, further supported by collaborations with technical education institutes such as the Centro di Formazione Professionale Giuseppe Terragni in Meda and Aslam in Lentate sul Seveso. During the year, an association project was launched with Associazione Amici di Via della Spiga – Il Salotto del Quadrilatero, in collaboration with local institutions and the Municipality of Milan, to support and promote Via della Spiga, home to the “Giorgetti Spiga – The Place” and well-known destination for luxury, fashion, and exceptional craftsmanship.

Environmental sustainability takes shape through the reconversion of resources and energy, thanks to initiatives that range from photovoltaic panels to the recycling of scarce processing waste, from the containment of emissions to the exclusive use of water-based materials for painting and polishing, to the complete elimination of industrial waste. The aim is to promote widespread well-being that embraces a broad community, both internally and externally, including the employees and supply chains.

Finally, the Group continues to invest in the creation of long-lasting products that are entirely Made in Italy, pieces designed to stand the test of time, to be passed down to future generations while preserving and enhancing their value over the years.


Read the Sustainability Report 2025 here