LARDINI Srl

Still in 2016, Lardini improved the technological setup of its productive processes and expanded yet again, almost doubling the space occupied, but without jeopardising its sustainability standards or detracting from the surrounding landscape. In the midst of an unstable economic climate and an international crisis, Lardini, which exports almost 70% of its production, has held its own. Today, it continues to create new jobs (1.400 workers between the company itself and laboratories) and has managed to increase its turnover. As can be seen from its financial reports (for a business year which commences on 1 October and closes on 30 September), it brought its turnover from 37 million euros in 2009 to 55 million in 2012 (+4%), then again to 71 million in 2014, closing in 2015 with a turnover of 73 million. In the year 2016, there was a significant 30% increase in the sales of the Lardini menswear collection, and a target of 30% growth has been set for 2018, which would bring the figure to over 90 million.