Press kit

The Shareholders’ Meeting of OGR–CRT S.C.p.A. has approved the 2020 financial statements. In particular, core operations recorded a strong consolidation with a positive result of approximately 1.5 million euros – in large part attributable to OGR Tech’s performances and to constant and careful cost management.

The 2020 financial year closed with a loss of approximately 198,000 euro[1], with a sharp improvement compared to 2019 despite the strong criticalities determined by the Covid-19 emergency.

“In a year that was made exceptionally difficult by the emergency stemming from the global pandemic, the results of the 2020 financial statements prove OGR Torino’s capability to create value, by managing our core business with growing positive margins, in advance compared to the industrial plan defined at the re-opening in September 2017. This encourages us to continue in the direction of development, management efficiency and sustainability, for the benefit of both shareholders and the local territory,” CEO Massimo Lapucci commented.

The Shareholders’ Meeting also appointed the new Members of the Board of Directors, who will remain in office for three years until 2024.

Chairman Fulvio Gianaria (lawyer) and General Director Massimo Lapucci were confirmed on the Board, with Lapucci taking on the additional role of CEO. The other appointed Members of the Board are Caterina Bima (notary), Davide Canavesio (entrepreneur and manager) as Vice Chairman, Marcello Durbano (engineer) as Board Member and Safety Officer, Stefano Gallo (manager, appointed by Unicredit) who was confirmed, Marco Giovannini (entrepreneur), and Antonello Monti (entrepreneur). In the next few weeks, Monti will also be co-opted as Board Member of Sofito S.r.l., the subsidiary managing Snodo’s restaurant area.

Finally, the Board of Auditors was also appointed, confirming Chairman Enrico Grosso and Auditor Gianni Maria Stornello, with the new addition of Auditor Francesca Spitale.

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[1] Considering both the benefits deriving from the option to partially postpone depreciation, in compliance with the special legislation introduced for Covid-19, and the greater financial burden determined by subsidiary Sofito S.r.l. (Snodo restaurant area), which could not operate due to the health emergency.