(Tiper Stock Exchange) – Venixa Treviso-based company leader in the production of professional ovens and blast chillers for catering, bakery and pastry-making, has
perfected the issue of a 2.5 million Minibond euros, entirely subscribed by UniCredit.
The bond loan, assisted by the coverage by the Central Guarantee Fundhas a duration of 7 years and is intended to support the investment plan of the Venetian company. Among the most significant interventions scheduled in the near future of the Venix are highlighted the expansion of the industrial sitelogistics and innovation, which will host the new R&D Center and on which a photovoltaic system the power of 300 kW for the creation of renewable energy; process innovation productive with the purchase of a new latest generation sheet metal cutting center, a new robotic bending station and
the creation of 3 new ranges of highly technologically efficient products, all with remote/Cloud connections; overseas expansion with the opening of new branches.
“We are proud to have made available to the entrepreneurial fabric in which we operate the expertise gained by UniCredit as a leading bank in the national mini-bond market. The fact that the resources made available go to support the sustainable growth plans of a dynamic reality like Venix adds meaning to this operation”, he comments Francis IannellaNorth East Regional Manager of UniCredit:
The CEO of Venix, Tino Caudurohe recalled that the company “completed its first 10 years of activity in June 2023 and after obtaining the ISO 9001 – ISO 45001 certification in 2021 it is now committed to further sustainability objectives linked to renewable sources and in the implementation of supply chain management tools. Our goal is to double our turnover by 2025 thanks to the new ranges of highly technological products that will be presented in the next two years and the development of new international markets”.
Venix closed 2022 with a turnover of 20 million, 92% achieved on foreign markets, where it is present in 96 countries around the world with 4 branches. The growth of 2022 is equal to 55% compared to 2021, while the turnover in 2023 is expected to reach 25 million in turnover, up by 25% compared to the previous year and by 100% compared to the pre-pandemic one of 2019.