Data and Reports
Investments, workforce, distribution, turnover: every aspect of Rimadesio reality is represented through data and charts that allow to grasp in detail the constant and progressive evolution.

Turnover
Rimadesio reacted to the difficult post-pandemic period by achieving the best turnover in its history in the 2021 financial year, beating the previous record in 2018 by more than 8% and increasing turnover by 23% compared to 2020. Both the domestic and foreign markets are contributing to its excellent performance, which now accounts for 63% of the total. Germany, Austria, France, Poland and Switzerland are proving to be the fastest growing European markets. Outside the Union, China, the United States, Australia and the Middle East have recorded the best performances.

Ebit
It's a best result ever for Ebit, too. The excellent milestone was achieved thanks to the increase in turnover, but remained unaffected by significant investments in the company's ever-strong commitment to innovation. In 2021 this included, in addition to the modernisation of processing plants, major innovations on the environmental front. The company has actually equipped itself with an unprecedented plant to recycle and purify waste water from the industrial cycle with the aim of drastically reducing consumption from the network.
EBIT – Earnings Before Interest and Taxes – is the result of the company’s operating performance from which the costs for depreciation and provisions are deducted. It indicates the income created by the company during its normal activity, also considering the impact of investments in capital goods or assets.

Ebitda
Finally, 2021 was also an historic record in terms of Ebitda, demonstrating the Company's consolidated attitude towards creating margin. The increase in operating costs driven by higher sales volumes, which also inevitably includes the problem of raw materials, semi-finished products and energy, was effectively managed and contained.
EBITDA – Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization – is the metric used of the company’s operating performance and indicates, whether it is able to generate income in its normal activity, without considering investments and extraordinary, financial and tax.