• GEODIS, in partnership with Plenitude, has won Assologistica’s “Logistico dell’Anno 2025” Circular Logistics Award for its customer-focused photovoltaic logistics solution in Italy.
• The project introduces a turnkey kit for residential solar installations, improving efficiency, reducing delivery risks, and supporting a full circular cycle through panel collection, assessment, and recycling.
• GEODIS strengthens its position in the Italian market with €400 million in annual turnover, 1,500 employees, and 30 operational sites nationwide.
In partnership with Plenitude, GEODIS has been honoured by receiving Assologistica’s Circular Logistics Award for its “Enhancement and Improvement of Customer Experience”. GEODIS, a global leading transport and logistics services provider, was announced the winner of “Logistico dell’Anno 2025” at the annual ceremony organised by Assologistica in Milan on November 21.
The awards, conferred annually by Assologistica, the division Assologistica Culture and Training, and the magazine Euromerci, recognise companies that distinguish themselves in their respective fields. GEODIS received the award for its “Enhancement and Improvement of Customer Experience” in the Circular and Sharing Logistics category.
The latest project developed by GEODIS in Italy with its client Plenitude, a subsidiary of Eni, focuses on the adoption of cutting-edge technologies to reduce both time to market and installation of residential photovoltaic systems.
The innovative solution consists of a turnkey kit for end-users, which integrates individually mapped components and assembles them on a single pallet.
Aimed at improving operational efficiency and environmental sustainability, the solution relies on close collaboration with partners and clients. It minimises the risk of incomplete deliveries, streamlines inventory management, and increases product turnover, generating positive effects on the client’s working capital.
For commercial, industrial, and public administration clients, the project also encompasses the collection and assessment of used photovoltaic panels, their storage, and the disposal of non-recoverable materials, underscoring a commitment to a fully circular logistics cycle.
“It is an honor for us to receive this prestigious and highly sought-after award in our industry,” commented Maurizio Bortolan, Managing Director of GEODIS in Italy.
“GEODIS in Italy is experiencing a period of significant growth. Receipt of this award serves both as a testament to the expertise and experience from which we began and as an incentive to pursue our journey with even greater enthusiasm and dedication.”
The award highlights GEODIS’ significant presence in the Italian market, where the business is divided into Contract Logistics, Freight Forwarding, and Road Transport. Generating a turnover of €400 million annually with 1,500 employees, the headquarters is in Milan and the organisation operates 30 sites across the country.
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