Arsenalia aims for 200 million revenue and invests in research
2025 closed with 100 million (+11%) - Corporate customers tell their stories at AI Week 2026 scheduled for 19-20 May in Milan
Key points
The year 2025 ended with EUR 100 million in revenues (+11%) and the forecast is to reach EUR 200 million in the next three years.
Arsenalia - headquartered in Venice, Italy, an independent partner that accompanies organisations in their growth paths through AI-driven technologies, process transformation and new business models with a team of over 1,000 experts, offices in Italia, France, the United Kingdom, Switzerland and Austria, operational outposts all over the world, and consolidated partnerships with the main technology leaders - is growing and consolidating its commitment to research and development, with a planned investment of EUR 10 million over the next three years for the evolution of methodologies, platforms and technology solutions supporting over 650 customers with whom it collaborates internationally.
The cases
These include Prada, Despar, Tenova, Comune di Milano, IVAS, Vibram, Electrolux Professional, Santoni and Vranjes Firenze, as well as the AI Observatory of the Politecnico di Milano and Roma Capitale: they will be the ones to tell first-hand what has changed in their processes and in their relationship with the market during Arsenalia's participation in AI Week 2026 (19-20 May, Milan), of which the group will be the main sponsor. During the event, the company will participate in speeches and workshops together with companies and partners who will bring concrete experiences of artificial intelligence-driven transformation to the stage.
'We have completely transformed our offer and our way of doing projects,' says Gianluigi Alberici, partner at Arsenalia. 'Clients no longer buy AI projects: they buy results. Our job is to make them concrete, measurable and repeatable. And we do this because we have already done it on ourselves: it is natural for us, we are a tech-addicted company, and it was our technicians who built completely AI-driven project management systems from the bottom up, without effort and without a top-down change plan. The time-to-date of our projects was reduced dramatically, and the same approach was extended to the entire internal organisation. Not to reduce heads or costs, but to free people from repetitive tasks. The EUR 200 million over the next three years, with AI at the centre, is a natural consequence.
Getting companies to talk, he concludes, "is the most honest way of saying what 'Make AI Real' means".
