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SearchThe Italian company will announce its strategic priorities and growth targets, with a focus on energy infrastructure and its BESS project portfolio. The plan’s contents have not yet been published.
Redelfi will present its new industrial plan on December 15, 2026, the company announced in a statement issued on October 7. The document will set out the group’s strategic guidelines and growth targets through 2029.
The company places the presentation in the context of the evolution of its position in the energy infrastructure market and progress on its Italian portfolio of BESS projects—battery energy storage systems. The company has also said that its management will discuss the evolution of its business model and priorities for the next stage of growth.
For now, Redelfi has not made the plan’s specific targets public or detailed its financial goals, project timelines, or how it plans to develop and enhance the value of its assets. These elements should not be confused with expectations about what the document might include: they will become known, if the company discloses them, when it is presented in December.
The BESS portfolio is one of the areas identified by the company, but the announcement does not specify how many projects it includes or what results it expects to achieve from them. Therefore, the presentation will provide a more precise picture of Redelfi’s stated priorities, but the announcement alone does not allow its execution or economic effects to be anticipated.
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