Sustainable building, from reconstructing properties in L’Aquila to social housing projects in Milan​. 
In 2010, the Aquapolis sports and swimming centre was opened in Bassano del Grappa, built as part of a financing project with the local authorities. By constructing the town hall in Onna, following green building standards based on sustainability criteria, the company contributed to rebuilding L’Aquila after the earthquake, on behalf of the German embassy.
Through the social housing project in Via Cenni, in Milan in 2012, Carron played a leading role in Europe’s largest residential building project using wood. The company consolidated its presence in Milan, also winning contracts for the large social housing project in Figino, the redevelopment of the management offices in Via Filzi and the restoration of Palazzo Turati, the new headquarters of the Milan Chamber of Commerce.

Consolidation in the Lombardy region and expanding the range of operations​.
Strong performance in terms of operating results and capacity allowed the company to become a leading player par excellence on the Italian market: at Global Strategy's annual event at Palazzo Borsa in Milan in June 2015, Carron was cited as a model company and an example of how to do business during the worst economic crisis since the Second World War. The group continued to consolidate its presence in the Lombardy region, with some of the main projects completed in 2015 including: the new urban hub of the “Fiera di Milano” exhibition area, contracted out by City Life S.p.A. in Milan, and the construction of the “City of Trees” in Arese.
The group also continued to expand in Italy’s other central-northern regions (Piedmont, Emilia Romagna, Tuscany and Lazio).
In Piedmont, Carron began work on the new, environmentally sustainable production facilities of Bulgari Gioielli S.p.A. in Valenza (Alessandria) in 2015, while in Padua it began to build the new Humanities Centre for the University of Padova, contracted out by the University itself. In 2015, Carron S.p.A. recorded a turnover of Euro 158.5 million, going against the market trend, with a positive net financial position of almost Euro 7 million, up from the negative position of Euro 6 million recorded at the end of 2014 to reach available cash of Euro 903 thousand. Shareholders’ equity also increased in 2015, from Euro 54.6 million to Euro 58.8 million, further strengthening its financial position and allowing Carron to become an ideal player on the market, offering the best guarantees and highest levels of reliability.
The Group's consolidated financial statements (Carron S.p.A. & Carron Bau) recorded a turnover of Euro 173 million in 2015.

The group continued to record growing profitability, with profits being invested in the company to achieve sustainable development​.
The consolidated financial statements in 2017 recorded a value of production of Euro 184 million and 707 thousand, with increasing profitability: profits increased to Euro 7.3 million, up from the Euro 4.1 million recorded the year before. “All completely reinvested in the company in order to achieve continuous, sustainable development”, explained the president Diego Carron.
Some of the last work to be completed at the end of 2017 included Gucci's new logistics hub in Scandicci (Florence) and the restoration of the former post office building in Milan, set to be the home of Italy's first branch of Starbucks. Other important contracts won in 2017 included the expansion of the Franciacorta Outlet Village in Rodengo Saiano (Brescia). 2017 also saw the Group refine its organisational structure, which involved its real estate activities being separated from its core construction business: an evolution that followed the logic of rationalisation and efficiency which has always guided management, with the aim of improving performance in line with stakeholders’ expectations.

Carron Group: Growth Through Innovation, Projects, and Social Commitment

In early 2018, Carron Group’s order portfolio grew to €505 million, up from €407 million in 2016, with major projects across civil construction and infrastructure. Key works included the new hospital in Fermo, Milan’s first Starbucks Reserve™ Roastery in Piazzale Cordusio, the Hotel Locarno renovation in Rome, and the new Allianz HQ in Trieste. Other major initiatives included the Vignola bypass and an upcoming nursing home in Turin.

Innovation remains a priority, with the adoption of Building Information Modelling (BIM) to enhance communication and coordination across all project stakeholders. The Group also continues to invest in sustainability and employee welfare, offering health screenings and supporting healthcare initiatives. Notably, Carron co-founded the Elios non-profit, which donated a state-of-the-art surgical theatre to Bassano Hospital, advancing cancer treatment in northern Italy.

As President Diego Carron affirms, the Group’s commitment to responsible growth is rooted in both business performance and strong ethical values, keeping people at the centre of its mission.

Continued Growth for the Carron Group: Production Reaches €217 Million, Project Portfolio Expands

In 2019, the Carron Group recorded solid growth, with production rising to €217 million (+5%) and a net profit of €9.1 million (+2%). EBITDA increased by 18% to €15.9 million (7.33% of production), and EBIT grew by 21% to €14.4 million (6.60%). The project portfolio reached €913 million by year-end, a significant increase from €583 million in 2018, marking not only quantitative growth but also a stronger market positioning and broader capabilities.

President Diego Carron remarked that these results confirm the Group’s role as a leading force in Italian construction, especially in the face of recent economic challenges. He highlighted the importance of combining business success with strong ethical values, stating: “Business without ethics creates monsters, while ethics without business adds no value. Our mission is to grow with both.”

Business and Ethics: together to try to change the world
Carron Group remains a solid and constantly developing company.
The 2019 financial year saw an improvement in all profit margins: production rose to 217 million euros, a 5% increase on 2018, while the Group’s net profit reached 9.1 million (+2%).
The backlog at 31 December 2019 amounted to 913 million euros compared to 583 million the previous year, growth which corresponds to a quantitative but also qualitative evolution.
It has always been the company’s intention to grow and evolve on the basis of strong and common entrepreneurial and cultural values. All the actions implemented by the Group have always been inspired by economics and ethics, two inseparable values that in tandem can change the world.
Business without ethics generates monsters, while ethics without business adds no value. This is something we should always remember, especially in difficult times.

EXPERTISE, COMMITMENT, VISION: OUR STRENGTH AGAINST THE PANDEMIC
With a turnover of EUR 250 million, consolidated net profit of EUR 9 million in line with the previous year, and a working portfolio of EUR 826 million, the Carron Group held its own against Covid and closed the terrible year of 2020 with more than positive results.

This is source of pride for myself, my family and for the whole company.

We will never forget the fear, worries and sacrifices we felt when alternating between construction site closures and re-openings. We will remember that, in spite of everything, we never failed to meet our obligations and how we managed to take on many new challenges. We have done this together, making the most of our skills and drawing on the commitment and dedication that has always distinguished our way of doing business.

Our corporate mission “Together We Grow” could not have been demonstrated more concretely.Aware of our strengths and values we look forward to the future and our new business challenges, ready to take them on. And win.

Despite the rising cost of raw materials, which also marked the year 2022, Carron Spa and Carron Bau succeeded in achieving excellent financial results, thanks to the management's and the entire organisation's ability to respond effectively even to the negative pressures of the market.

The Carron Group continues to demonstrate its dynamism and its ability to adapt not only to customer needs but also to the broader social context—particularly during this historic moment in which sustainability, equal opportunities, and a commitment to legality and transparency have taken on a prominent role. As such, the Group has invested in human resources, both by hiring young professionals with highly specialised profiles and by training its existing staff with the aim of expanding in strategic areas such as in-house design and sustainability.

The year 2022 also saw the launch of new initiatives that represent fresh challenges for the Group. One such example is the development of an innovative hotel project in which Carron Bau is involved not only in the construction but also in the management of a new self-sustainable hospitality model: a “Carbon-Free” building located in the heart of South Tyrol. Carron Spa, on the other hand, reaffirms its distinctive commitment to honouring its agreements with clients, having delivered both the prestigious Bulgari Hotel in Rome and the historic Lingottino building in Turin.

Over the course of the year, numerous projects were completed.
In the Veneto region, the first phase of the Treviso healthcare hub, the Cittadella della Salute, was inaugurated. In Lombardy, Carron completed the Bresso towers for Zambon Farmaceutica and carried out the renovation of various buildings in Milan for leading investment funds. In Piedmont, the green light was given for the two care homes at the Lingottino site, providing more than 300 rooms in total. In Trentino-Alto Adige, the TRENTO 3 wastewater treatment plant was completed.

In Lazio—particularly in Rome—Carron Spa handed over the new Bulgari Hotel & Resort, a building owned by Edizione Property. The company also secured the redevelopment project for the Torri dell’Eur, a real estate complex owned by Cassa Depositi e Prestiti and commissioned by Alfiere Spa, with a total value of €100 million. In the Marche region, construction began on the new public hospital in Fermo.

Among the new contracts starting in 2023 is the expansion of Bulgari Gioielli in Valenza.

With over 60 years of nationwide activity, the Carron Group confirms the strength of its strategy based on experience and diversification. Its ability to anticipate, manage, and rebalance market fluctuations makes it a solid and reliable partner across all sectors in which it operates. This strategic diversification is firmly rooted in three core areas: real estate, general contracting, and public procurement.

The hospitality sector stands out as a flagship area for the Group, with high-profile projects carried out across Italy. Following the completion of developments such as the Eden and Bvlgari hotels in Rome and the Hilton in Trieste, major new works are currently underway, including the reconstruction of the iconic Hotel Cristallo in Cortina d’Ampezzo and the renovation of the San Gallo Palace, a luxury hotel in the heart of Florence.

In addition to its technical and economic achievements, the company places great emphasis on human capital. In 2024, 42 new hires were made, reflecting Carron’s ongoing commitment to investing in people, professional growth, and team wellbeing.