In the national business landscape, Sider Sipe SpA has distinguished itself brilliantly, receiving a highly prestigious recognition in the 4th edition of the Premio Industria Felix – L’Italia che compete.

The ceremony, held in Milan on Monday 11 December at the famous Palazzo Mezzanotte in Piazza Affari, the beating heart of finance and home to the Italian Stock Exchange, saw Sider Sipe SpA establish itself as one of the 196 most competitive companies in Italy.

The award is based on a rigorous balance sheet and financial rating algorithm, which highlights the excellence of companies in the Italian economic landscape. The selection of companies was carried out by analyzing the balance sheets of the 2021 fiscal year.

Dr. Angelo Gruttadauria, Director of Sider Sipe SpA, accompanied by Dr. Maria Puglisi, General Manager and CFO, collected the prestigious award. On the occasion of the award ceremony, he expressed his gratitude, extending special thanks to Dr. Montemurro. “This award is not only an honor, but also the realization of the hard work and constant commitment of all our staff, in line with the vision of expansion, innovation, quality and customer service. This recognition encourages us to persevere in excellence, innovation and to continue with passion in our work. We dedicate the award to our employees, our customers, partners and our shareholders, who are the true driving force and the beating heart of our company”, said Gruttadauria.

The Industria Felix Award – Italy that competes was organized in collaboration with important entities such as Cerved, Luiss Guido Carli University and Confindustria, and enjoyed the patronage of Simest, with the media partnership of Il Sole 24 Ore and Askanews.
This honor, awarded after the previous achievement in June of this year of the High Balance Sheet Honor at the event of the 52nd event of the Industria Felix Award – Basilicata, Calabria, Molise, Puglia and Sicily, marks a further significant milestone for Sider Sipe SpA, recognizing its excellence and continued dynamism in the national economic context.