Lush growth for GEL GIUSSANI: +20% turnover compared to previous years

The first quarter of 2023 is nearing its end, and it is possible to complete the analysis of the past year to better project ourselves into the future. The current global situation, marked by crippling geopolitical, economic, and financial tension, is far from ideal as it hinders new investments and causes market paralysis. Despite this, GEL GIUSSANI achieved a 20% increase in turnover in 2022. This increase in turnover was not merely due to the rising cost of raw materials and sales prices, but evidenced by a real increase in production batches. The company's total workforce in 2022 saw the entry of three new employees, including two production staff and one figure for export development and corporate marketing, further testifying to the company's growth.

“GEL GIUSSANI's commercial and production activities do not seem to feel the blow of the global crisis so strongly in terms of energy costs and slowdown in demand, despite causing some concern: it is crucial to be aware of the uncertainties and risks that characterize the international scenario, foresee possible outcomes, and analyze their effects so as not to be caught unprepared,” Jody Giussani, the sales manager of GEL GIUSSANI, commented.

“One of the elements that play in GEL GIUSSANI's favor is the company's ability to adapt to a variety of market demands as they develop, as well as being able to range in the production of a wide range of fasteners, each tailor made to the customer requirements.”

It is possible to produce batches of any type and quantity without minimum requirements. The available products embrace many sectors, including agricultural machinery, livestock equipment, petrochemical, railway, construction, photovoltaic, urban, garden and outdoor, naval and automotive.

The vineyard division is a crucial part of the company. Currently, the 3D bender is being utilized to produce vineyard accessories such as spacers, a core business of the company's in this sector.

This is even more relevant in March, the month of vineyard renewal in anticipation of spring growth.

Intertwined like a steel wire, the company's two divisions and three generations represent the strength and unity necessary to overcome future challenges.