Epil Point closes 2025 with over 20 million in revenue and 90 centres in Italy

"Growth for us is not just a matter of numbers or openings, but of skills and responsibility," comments Formisano, founder and sole administrator of Epil Point. "With the Academy, we want to train our staff in a structured and specialised manner, creating a model that guarantees quality, safety and real results for customers, in all the centres of the network. Investing in training means investing in the future solidity of the company. It is a fundamental step to continue growing while maintaining the standards that have allowed us to get this far"

An all-female company: 100% of the team is made up of women. "We strongly believe in female empowerment and in giving women opportunities for professional growth. Our team is made up of highly qualified professionals who, with passion and competence, carry out our mission every day,' says Formisano.

In 2026, the group aims to reach 110 centres in Italy, through a development plan that foresees 20 new openings, mainly concentrated in Northern Italy, starting with Emilia-Romagna, considered a key market for brand consolidation.

At the same time, 2026 will mark a historic step for the company with the start of its internationalisation process: the company will open its first centre in Spain, in Madrid, identified as a strategic market for foreign expansion. Following this, entry into France is already being studied, where the brand intends to export its distinctive service model, based on a medical-scientific approach certified by an in-house Medical Scientific Committee.

The company has already attracted the interest of major investment funds, with whom initial contacts have been made. No extraordinary operations are planned at the moment, but the subject remains open in the medium term.

'In the next three years we will evaluate the entry of a strategic partner to tackle foreign markets with greater structure and vision. The goal is to consolidate leadership in Italy and accelerate international development without distorting our model,' Formisano concludes.