There is also the Ipo tile in the 2026 Sicis mosaic

Numbers that photograph a solid base: in 2024 Sicis, leader in mosaic for the furnishing sector, recorded revenues of 47.6 million euro and an Ebitda of 8.4 million, while 2025 (pending final balance sheet figures) should have closed with an increase of between 1 and 3% at constant exchange rates. The trajectory is set: to exceed 50 million in sales by 2026, leveraging exports that already account for 90% of turnover and a strengthening in key markets, from the United States to Asia. Sicis therefore faces the transition to mid-2026 with a strategy oriented towards consolidation and selective growth.

"The market remains selective, but for those with a clear identity and recognised quality there is room for growth," observes Maurizio Leo Placuzzi, president and founder of Sicis. 'Our strategy is to strengthen our international presence and continue to invest in innovation and distribution'.

This path is supported by an important step: the listing project on Euronext Growth Milan - with the IPO that could arrive by the end of this year - and a business plan that aims at a dimensional leap in the medium term. 'We want to grow while maintaining consistency and identity, without distorting our DNA,' adds Placuzzi.

Participation in the Salone del Mobile is part of this framework, interpreted as a strategic lever rather than a mere showcase. The "Impossible to ignore" concept translates a precise positioning choice into an exhibition key: "Design must not be invisible, but a space must leave a mark," emphasises Placuzzi. A sign that the Romagna-based company no longer interprets it exclusively with mosaics, but with a broader "total living" project that embraces the whole house in Sicis style. Alongside its presence at the fair, the "Elements" installation at Fuorisalone reinforces the idea of an integrated ecosystem between product, experience and brand, consistent with a strategy that looks to 2026 as a key year for consolidating its global positioning.