Cantine Riunite & Civ, one of the most influential cooperatives in the Italian wine industry, has approved its financial statements for the fiscal year ending July 31, 2025, confirming its leadership in the national and international wine market. The figures speak for themselves. Revenue: €266.5 million. Net profit: €1.8 million. Shareholders’ equity: €205 million. Consolidated turnover (including Gruppo Italiano Vini and foreign subsidiaries): projected to exceed €650 million.
These results highlight the resilience of the Emilia-based cooperative in a challenging global context, supported by improved financial indicators, including net financial position.
Performance Highlights: Producers and Export Markets
The 1,300 member producers of Cantine Riunite & Civ received an average payout of €47.20 per quintal, considered satisfactory despite rising agricultural costs.
On the export front: Asia: +15%; Europe: +2.5%; North America: slowdown due to tariffs and unfavorable exchange rates.
Domestic consumption remains under pressure from economic uncertainty and reduced purchasing power.
Cantine Riunite & Civ: Record Investments in Sustainability and Communication
2025 was a year of strategic investments: €5.6 million allocated to production sites in Emilia and Veneto to enhance sustainability and capacity; €10 million invested in communication, including €8 million dedicated to Lambrusco.
Key initiatives included TV, radio, and digital campaigns for flagship brands Maschio, Riunite, Righi, and Cavicchioli, with Prosecco Maschio featured in the ad “Maschio. Stappa un sorriso” during the Sanremo Festival and Tim Music Awards.
Innovation: Alcohol-Free Wines and Sparkling Heritage
Cantine Riunite & Civ embraced new trends with the launch of Maschio Zero and Riunite Zero, alcohol-free wines gaining traction in both domestic and international markets.
Exclusive events at Albinea Canali and Foresteria Cavicchioli reinforced brand positioning and showcased the excellence of Emilia sparkling wines—Lambrusco, Pignoletto, Spergola—and Veneto classics like Prosecco.
