Margraf SPA has published its 2025 Sustainability Report. It follows VSME, the European voluntary reporting standard for small and medium-sized companies, so the figures can be compared year on year and with other businesses.

The Business

Each year our Sustainability Report makes us take a close look at the work behind us. The 2025 edition, prepared under VSME, the European reporting standard for small and medium-sized enterprises, tells the story of a year of growth. Revenue passed €82.6 million, and Margraf began the acquisition of Santafiora® in Vitorchiano, completed in 2026.

People

Growth shows first in the people. By year-end, 173 people worked at Margraf, seventeen more than in 2024, and nearly all of them on permanent contracts. The number of women on the team rose from 21 to 29. Staff turnover fell by almost half, a sign that people who join us tend to stay. ISO 45001 certification for health and safety is under way.

Energy, material and supply chain

• 59.7% of the electricity used comes from renewable sources. More than a fifth of it is generated on site by 9,900 solar panels on the plant roofs.
• 99.8% of waste is sent for recycling or reuse.
• Over 84% of raw material is sourced in Italy.

Certifications and ratings

For architects and specifiers, the most practical news concerns two materials. Fior di Pesco Carnico® and Breccia Bohemien have been awarded Environmental Product Declarations (EPD), which document their impact across the full life cycle and can be cited in specifications.

Next steps

The 2025 report sets a measurable baseline for the years ahead: ISO 45001 certification, the integration of Santafiora and a growing share of self-generated energy. Next year’s report will show how far we have come.

Download the 2025 Sustainabilty report.