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Wholesaler Univergomma defies market trends in 2023

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Despite a challenging market environment, as highlighted by ETRMA data showing a further year-on-year decline compared to 2022, Univergomma Group defied the trend and significantly improved its economic and financial results in 2023. The Italian tyre distributor was even able to report record figures, with sales revenue exceeding €335 million, marking a five per cent increase. The group’s production value also surpassed €350 million, reaffirming its position as a market leader and a key reference point for Italian customers.

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Univergomma acquires Overgom

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Univergomma recently completed the acquisition of 100 per cent of Overgom’s shares. Overgom, founded in 1977 by Arenzo Girardi as a regional wholesaler, has grown over the years to become a leading tyre distributor in Italy and abroad.

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Univergomma reports significant sales growth in 2017

Univergomma Spa, the apparent number two in the Italian tyres replacement market, has reported significant sales improvement in 2017. The firm specifically reported a turnover figure north of 135 million euros. This figure includes international sales, with particular success reported in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region.

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Profits up 60% at Univergomma

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Italian tyre wholesaler Univergomma Spa reported increased sales and strongly improved profits in its full-year 2015 results.

The full-year 2015 figures show that the company achieved a turnover of 96.7 million euros up to 31 December 2015. This was based on sales increases of 4.3 per cent in value and +4.7 per cent in volume compared with the previous year. Year-on-year, pre-tax profits (EBITDA) was 8 million euros, up 60 per cent. The net final result of approximately 3 million euros improved by 72.5 per cent.

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Univergomma and Momo Tires report double-digit growth

Italian tyre wholesaler Univergomma and the company’s Momo Tires exclusive brand reported a 19.8 per cent increase in sales volumes. According to Alexandra Peccia, head of marketing and public relations at Univergomma the impressive growth came despite the tough socio-political climate that is going through Europe and especially through Italy. Sales (in terms of value) were up 14 per cent year-on-year, confirming an initial profit margin exceeding 22 per cent and an EBITDA margin of 5.47 per cent.

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