Rigoni, a model of sustainable growth. In 2025, revenue reached 181 million (+11%)

Rigoni di Asiago is the company identified as a model of sustainable growth at the 2026 edition of “Ambasciatori d'impresa”, an event conceived and promoted by Kpmg and Ubs, with Elite of Borsa Italiana among its partners.

The project sets itself up as an observatory that recognises family businesses distinguished by innovation, strategic vision and governance.
Cristina Rigoni, the group's CEO, retraced the pioneering vision of a company that made organic production and respect for nature a strategic choice long before they became a market trend, highlighting how its responsibility towards the Asiago Plateau community translates every day into tangible investment in the supply chain and local skills.

Nocciolata leading the way

Rigoni produces jams, honey, spreads and sweeteners from organic farming under well-known brands such as Nocciolata, Natù, Fior di frutta and Mielbio.
The company operates two plants, in the provinces of Vicenza and Verona, and controls 4 Bulgarian agricultural companies, active across 1.400 hectares in the province of Montana and near Sofia, dedicated to growing organic fruit.
Last year it generated consolidated revenue of 181 million euros, +11%, and EBITDA of 7,8 million, -40%. Rigoni's flagship product remains its hazelnut and cocoa spread, Nocciolata, which accounts for around 50% of turnover. Fior di frutta and Natù fruit spreads follow.

Costly cocoa

According to Cristina Rigoni, “the growth in turnover confirms the strength of our competitive positioning and the soundness of the commercial strategies adopted. The earnings performance in 2025 was primarily affected by the rise in procurement costs for raw materials (cocoa and hazelnuts ed.) and by the increase in labour costs, which affected operating margins. The company continued to pursue its development plan, maintaining its focus on investment, innovation and organisational strengthening”.
The Veneto-based multinational is controlled by Giochele, the Rigoni family's holding company, with a stake of 57,3% and, for 42,7%, by the Luxembourg private equity fund Kharis Capital.

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