Reply SpA reports Q1 revenue EUR 645M vs. EUR 607.5M last year

EBITDA of EUR 112M vs. EUR 105.3M in 2025; EBIT of EUR 95.1M vs EUR 88.7M in 2025; Profit before tax amounts to EUR 99.8M vs. EUR 86.9M in 2025. “The results we have presented,” said Mario Rizzante, Chairman, “confirm the soundness of the path we have undertaken in recent years. The growth we have achieved is the result of a deep and ongoing process of re-engineering, repositioning and evolving the offering we bring to our clients every day. This commitment has enabled our Group to position itself as one of the few organizations, now recognized by the market as capable not only of interpreting the continuous and almost instantaneous evolution of artificial intelligence, but above all of translating it into meaningful innovation for companies. At Reply we believe that the best way to make the potential of artificial intelligence applicable to the diverse needs of companies is to combine it with strong vertical expertise, both technological and market-based. For this reason, since the start of the year, we have launched more than 30 new specific initiatives aimed at providing our clients with increasingly comprehensive and highly specialized support. Today we are experiencing the first phase of AI, characterised by the integration of artificial intelligence into existing business processes and models. In the near future, however, competitive advantage will not be determined solely by the ability to use AI effectively, but by the possibility of turning it into a true proprietary asset. The recent announcement of the Reply Model Factory fit into this vision. We wanted to create an industrial platform designed to support companies in the analysis, design, and training of specific models-models capable of overcoming the limitations of general-purpose systems when applied to the vertical and distinctive contexts of each business. The aim is to offer our clients to go beyond generic intelligence by empowering them to develop cutting-edge models that will evolve together with their specific knowledge, processes, and skills, while ensuring they retain full control over them.”