2025 is drawing to a close as a year of consolidation for CAME S.p.A., confirming its positive performance and a stronger presence on global markets. The Group is showing an upward trend, with expected turnover of over €350 million, driven by international expansion and a particularly dynamic Italian market, worth over €60 million. Exports continue to be the mainstay of the company’s strategy, supported by a global network of over 25 branches and more than 2,500 employees worldwide. Investments in innovation also remain central: over 4% of turnover was allocated to R&D, clear evidence of the desire to maintain a solid and future-oriented “made in Italy” technological leadership.
Strategic investments: strengthening the global platform
During the year, CAME consolidated its industrial structure through key interventions that significantly strengthened the Group’s production and organizational capacity. In Italy, 2025 was the year CAME Factory, a technological hub dedicated to advanced electronic production, and the new CAME Living multi-purpose building, opened. CAME Factory is now a highly specialized hub, designed to support the growing pace of corporate innovation and ensure even higher standards of quality and traceability across all electronic production. CAME Living—over 3,000 square meters dedicated to employee well-being, with multi-purpose spaces, team-building areas, and an internal restaurant capable of serving up to 900 meals a day—is a symbol of the company’s investment in human capital: an environment designed to promote collaboration, comfort, and quality of working life. At the international level, significant investments strengthened the company’s global platform: in Germany, the new headquarters with warehouse in Kempen – Düsseldorf, designed as a technological and logistical hub to serve the reference market more extensively, is nearing completion and will be operational by April/June 2026. Lastly, in France, the addition of new automated vertical warehouses integrated into management processes has made the logistics flows of the Cormeilles – Paris headquarters more efficient, increasing capacity, operational responsiveness to the market, and service quality. Automated warehouses optimize up to 90% of available space, speed up operations, and increase safety and accuracy thanks to advanced recognition systems.
“2025 was a year of consolidation for our industrial vision. We strengthened our international presence, invested in new infrastructure, and expanded our internal expertise, aware that technology and people are the real drivers of our future,” said Andrea Menuzzo, Chairman and CEO of CAME S.p.A. We’re looking to 2026 with determination and confidence, ready to accelerate on the front of innovation, sustainability, and service quality. Our ambition remains the same: to simplify people’s lives through intelligent and reliable solutions, building a stronger, more responsible company increasingly supportive of its customers.”
Partnerships and large-scale installations
In 2025, CAME strengthened its role in the world of sport and security applied to major international events. With the FIGC (Italian Football Federation), of which CAME is an Official Partner, the company brought advanced automation and access control technologies to the Coverciano Technical Center, contributing to the security and modernization of the federation’s premises. It is also continuing its collaboration with the Italian Tennis and Padel Federation (FITP), combining Italian excellence and smart technologies applied to sport and flow management in tennis arenas. In terms of major installations, CAME systems continue to be chosen for high-traffic environments: recent projects include the Stade de France, various international sports facilities and, in Italy, the Polis project of Poste Italiane, for which CAME has installed PG 03 speed gates integrated with advanced access control systems in over 80 locations, with expansion planned for 2026.
Innovation: connected and smart technology
2025 was also an important year for product innovation. At the Sicurezza Milano exhibition, CAME presented a selection of solutions offering a preview of the future of automation and access control. Among the new products, the new brushless ranges stand out, with the evolution of FROG-X and the new BKX for sliding gates, alongside the new ATI and BX. For the smart home, TH/ONE Battery, the new Wi-Fi thermostat of the TH/ONE line, was introduced. In the access control and high security sector, the stars were the PG04 and HG04 speed gates, equipped with brushless technology and smart sensors, together with the range of automatic bollards and road blockers, installed in the most sensitive contexts internationally. CAME technology is increasingly connected and smart, thanks to CAME Connect, the remote control cloud platform that improves the user experience and opens up new business opportunities for installers, now adopted by thousands of professionals in the sector. Connect allows rapid remote intervention, smart configurations, and more secure and personalized management of systems, from residential access to new-generation smart homes.
Sustainability: tangible results and new goals
CAME’s strong commitment to developing environmentally friendly policies also continues.
Thanks to the implementation of new technologies and the progressive expansion of self-generation energy systems, the company has achieved 35% self-generated clean energy, with a 20% reduction in CO₂ emissions. This result was achieved thanks in part to the new 226 kWp photovoltaic systems installed on the roof of the Factory, as well as the bioclimatic structure of the Factory and logistics hub, designed to naturally regulate light, ventilation, and protection from the elements.