AIM Group International Reports Resilient Growth and Advances ESG Ambitions in 2025

AIM Group International closed 2025 with solid financial results, reinforcing the resilience of its diversified business model while accelerating the strategic transformation that has reshaped the company in recent years.

Its latest Annual & Sustainability Report presents a business that is increasingly international, integrated and innovation-driven, balancing commercial growth with technological investment and environmental, social and governance (ESG) commitments.

Despite a challenging macroeconomic environment, the Group recorded consolidated revenues of €88.99 million and an EBITDA exceeding €3 million, maintaining its position among Europe's leading companies in the events, communications and consultancy sector.

The performance reflects a strategy built around diversification, investment in people and digital innovation, supported by a new Business Plan that will steer the company's next phase of development through artificial intelligence, skills enhancement and a more integrated operating model.

"2025 was a year of execution, transformation and growth. We strengthened our financial position, accelerated our key strategic initiatives and laid the foundations for the Group's next stage of development. Artificial intelligence, digitalisation and innovation are powerful enablers, but it is people who turn technology into value and shape our future," said Gianluca Scavo, Chief Executive Officer of AIM Group International.

Operating through 13 offices across nine European countries, AIM Group today combines events, communications and consultancy within an integrated ecosystem serving corporations, scientific associations, institutions and international organisations.

During 2025, the company delivered more than 2,000 live, hybrid and digital events, bringing together over 410,000 participants. It also managed more than 22,500 scientific abstracts, oversaw over 26,500 square metres of exhibition space and worked with more than 150 corporate clients alongside 150 international associations.
 

Conference Management remained the company's largest business area, accounting for 30% of total revenues. Healthcare Meetings represented 20%, while Corporate & Sport Events and Communication each contributed 15%. Continuing Medical Education generated 10%, with Association Management and Incentive & DMC Services together making up the remaining 10%.

Alongside its commercial performance, AIM continued to strengthen its ESG strategy throughout the year. The company expanded its governance and reporting framework with the publication of its 2024 Sustainability Report and the introduction of a Sustainable Supply Chain Protocol designed to increase supplier engagement and alignment with international standards.

Environmental performance also advanced, with AIM improving its EcoVadis score to 59 out of 100 while retaining its "Committed" badge. During the year, the company also formally submitted its Near-Term Commitment to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), aligning its climate ambitions with the objectives of the Paris Agreement.

People remain central to the organisation's long-term strategy. AIM employs more than 300 professionals across its international offices, with women representing 82% of the workforce, 76% of management positions and 70% of senior leadership roles. Over the course of 2025, employees completed more than 9,400 hours of training focused on leadership, digital capabilities and sustainability.

"We operate in a world where technology, innovation and globalisation are reshaping our industry. Yet we remain convinced that our greatest differentiator is people. The ability to build relationships, create trust and work together is what transforms every project into lasting impact," said Gianluca Buongiorno, President of AIM Group International.

Looking ahead, the company plans to continue investing in international expansion, artificial intelligence, digital transformation, cybersecurity and the further development of its integrated service offering, supported by an international project pipeline extending beyond 2030.
 

Founded in 1960, AIM Group International operates across Barcelona, Bratislava, Brussels, Budapest, Florence, Lisbon, Madrid, Milan, Porto, Paris, Prague, Rome and Vienna, providing integrated services in events, communications and consultancy.
 

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