LATI Recognised Among Deloitte Private’s Best Managed Companies 2026
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LATI Industria Termoplastici S.p.A. is among the 70 companies recognised in the ninth edition of the Best Managed Companies Award, Deloitte Private’s recognition programme for outstanding Italian businesses.
During the awards ceremony held at Palazzo Mezzanotte in Milan, Deloitte Private, in collaboration with ELITE – Euronext Group, Piccola Industria Confindustria, and with the methodological and strategic contribution of ALTIS Graduate School of Sustainable Management at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, recognised the companies selected as Best Managed Companies (BMC).
“Being named among the Best Managed Companies 2026 is a recognition that we share with everyone at LATI,” said Michela Conterno, CEO of LATI. “Achieving solid growth means continuing to invest in our people, innovation and our ability to embrace change without losing sight of who we are. This award gives us even more energy to continue building LATI’s future together.”
Recognising Management Excellence
“In this ninth edition, we are recognising 70 companies assessed by a team of Deloitte professionals together with a panel of experts, based on a set of criteria consolidated over time. All the award-winning companies stand out for their excellent management and leadership capabilities, as well as for their resilience, their ability to enhance their assets and their investments in strategic areas such as digitalisation. Despite operating in an uncertain environment, digital transformation and innovation remain key priorities for these companies as they work to strengthen the growth and competitiveness of their businesses,” said Andrea Restelli, Deloitte Partner and Head of the Best Managed Companies programme in Italy.
The performance of the award-winning companies was assessed by a panel comprising Marta Testi, Chief Executive Officer of ELITE, Euronext Group; Fabio Antoldi, Full Professor of Business Strategy and Entrepreneurship at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore; and Elio Pisoni, Chairman of the Small Industry Committee of Confindustria Trento.
The assessment was based on the following criteria:
- Strategy
- Capabilities and Innovation
- Commitment and Corporate Culture
- Governance and Performance Measurement
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Internationalisation and Supply Chain
- Cyber Security
Business Resilience and Future Investment
“The perception of risk and uncertainty shows that companies, while confident in their ability to grow, are operating in a highly volatile environment. Best Managed Companies are aware both of their strengths and of the challenges ahead: instability, uncertainty, rising costs and the resulting impact on margins and investments. Growth strategies will therefore need to focus on operational resilience and continued investment in human capital and technology, with particular attention to technology transformation processes driven by artificial intelligence, an area in which BMC companies intend to invest. Maintaining a close watch on the external environment will also be essential to ensure sustainable and lasting growth over time,” said Ernesto Lanzillo, Deloitte Partner and Deloitte Private Leader for the Central Mediterranean region (Italy, Greece and Malta).
