Finiper, revenues at 3,2 billion and profits rising to 71 million. CEO Mosca becomes a shareholder 

Finiper, revenues at 3,2 billion and profits rising to 71 million. CEO Mosca becomes a shareholder 

Finiper, revenues at 3,2 billion and profits rising to 71 million. CEO Mosca becomes a shareholder 

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Emanuele Scarci

Revenues holding steady, lower margins and higher profits. This is the picture 2025 of the Finiper Canova Group. The company owned by Marco Brunelli operates mainly in retail, but with significant assets in food service and commercial real estate.

In 2025, the consolidated financial statements of Finiper Canova report a value of production of 3,2 billion (-0,5%), Ebitda of 201 million (-8,3%) and a profit of 71 million (61 million in 2024). The value of land and buildings exceeded one billion and net assets amounted to over 1 billion. Net debt amounted to 394 million.

Hypermarkets and supermarkets

In the large-scale retail sector, sales at the 22 hypermarkets operating under the Iper La grande I brand and the 135 supermarkets in the Unes division fell by 2% to 2,7 billion. The stores operate in Northern Italy.
The retailer’s own brand accounted for 26% of turnover. In recent months, Finiper acquired, through Unes Maxi, the Piedmont-based retail chain Borello with 49 stores and 171 million in revenue, as well as the Lombardy-based retailer Emmeci with 30 stores (formerly operating under the MD brand) and turnover of 100 million. The financial terms of the two deals were not disclosed.

Food service & real estate

In the food service sector, the 60 pizzerias operating under the Rom’antica brand generated revenue of 35 million (+2%). Meanwhile, in real estate, turnover rose to 87 million (+1%) and relates to rents from the shops in the shopping galleries.
In particular, the property portfolio includes the Il Centro shopping centre in Arese (Milan), the group’s flagship property, with 200 stores, one of the largest European shopping malls, with 20 million visits per year.

Trust and trustee

Finiper Canova CEO Christophe Erik Mosca (59 years old) was co-opted into the company’s shareholding following his subscription to a reserved capital increase of one thousand euros (out of 100 million), thus less than 0,1%. Last April, the holding company also decided to change its legal form from a spa to an srl.
Brunelli (99 years old next 2 December) holds the usufruct of 91% of the shares in Finiper Canova, while the remaining 9% is held in full ownership. Bare ownership is held by MB Trust Company, represented by trustee Alfredo Pentimalli, a partner at the Milan-based law firm Santa Maria.

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This article was translated from the original Italian version with the assistance of artificial intelligence. In case of discrepancies, please refer to the original Italian version.

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