• GEODIS, in partnership with Plenitude, won the “Logistico dell’Anno 2025” circular logistics award from Assologistica for its customer-focused PV logistics solution in Italy.
• The project offers a turnkey kit for residential solar installations, improving efficiency, reducing delivery risks and supporting a full circular cycle through panel collection, evaluation and recycling.
• GEODIS is strengthening its position in the Italian market with annual sales of €400 million, 1,500 employees and 30 operational sites nationwide.
In partnership with Plenitude, GEODIS was honored with the Assologistica Circular Logistics Award for “Enhancing and Improving Customer Experience.” GEODIS, the global leader in transportation and logistics services, was announced as the winner of the “Logistico dell’Anno 2025” award at the annual ceremony organized by Assologistica in Milan on 21 November.
The awards, which are given annually by Assologistica, the Assologistica Department for Culture and Training, and Euromerci magazine, honor companies that distinguish themselves in their respective fields. GEODIS received the award for “Enhancing and improving customer experience” in the Circular and Shared Logistics category.
The latest project developed by GEODIS in Italy with its client Plenitude, a subsidiary of Eni, focuses on adopting cutting-edge technologies to reduce the time to market and installation of residential PV systems.
The innovative solution consists of an integrated kit for end users, which integrates individually designated components and assembles them on a single pallet.
This solution aims to improve operational efficiency and environmental sustainability, and relies on close cooperation with partners and customers. It reduces the risk of incomplete deliveries, simplifies inventory management, and increases product turnover, generating positive impacts on the customer’s working capital.
For commercial, industrial and public management clients, the project also includes the collection and evaluation of used PV panels, storage and disposal of non-recoverable materials, ensuring commitment to a full circular logistics cycle.
“It is an honor for us to receive this prestigious and highly coveted award in our industry,” commented Maurizio Portolan, Managing Director of GEODIS in Italy.
“GEODIS in Italy is experiencing a period of great growth. Receiving this award is a testament to the expertise and experience from which we started and as an incentive to continue our journey with greater enthusiasm and dedication.”
This award highlights GEODIS’s significant presence in the Italian market, where the business is divided into contract logistics, freight forwarding and road transport. Generating sales of €400 million annually with 1,500 employees, the headquarters are in Milan and the organization operates 30 sites across the country.
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