HR indicators
We believe in the value of people, diversity and talent
Human resources are a core value and the most important stakeholder in terms of value creation and distribution. The skills and specialisations of human capital are at the heart of our ability to offer innovative technological and digital solutions to support enterprises and organisations.
The following HR indicators are monitored periodically to assess social and corporate performance trends, identify areas for improvement and support strategic decisions aimed at creating sustainable value in the medium to long term.
Key Human Resources Indicators for the Sesa Group
as of 30 April 2025-
6,532 Total Human Resources
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4,435 Men
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2,097 Women (equivalent to 32%)
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815 Total hires
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464 Total terminations
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12.5% Incoming turnover
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7.2% Outgoing turnover
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117,227 Training hours
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70% Resources under 50
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98% Permanent contracts
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<a200 Offices and branches in Italy, Europe and the rest of the worldb>200 Sedi e uffici in Italia, Europa e Resto del Mondo
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8.1 Average Seniority
Key Human Resources indicators of the Sesa Group (as of April 30, 2025):
6,532
4,435
2,097
815
464
12.5%
Total Human Resources
Men
Women (equal to 32%)
Total hires
Total terminations
Incoming turnover
7.2%
117,227
70%
98%
200
8.1
Outgoing turnover
Training hours
Resources under 50
Permanent contracts
Offices in Italy, Europe
and worldwide
Average seniority
As of April 30, 2025, the number of Group employees reached a total of 6,532 units (employees and interns of companies included in the scope of consolidation), with an increase of 841 units compared to the previous Year, thus confirming the long-term growth and development trend that has characterized the Sesa Group since its establishment.
Women represent 32% of the total.
From a geographical point of view, the distribution of the workforce shows an almost total concentration in Italy, with 5,905 employees, equal to 91.6% of the total, followed by Spain (186 employees, equal to 2.9%) and Germany (112 employees, equal to 1.7%).
The Group supports the growth of its people through professional development and long-term retention paths (training, career paths, work-life balance initiatives, and corporate welfare), implementing a policy of permanent employment for its personnel, who as of April 30, 2025, represent 98% of the total workforce, selected mainly through targeted hiring plans of young graduates and high school diploma holders.
During the fiscal year ending April 30, 2025, the outgoing turnover rate - which measures the number of voluntary dismissals during the Fiscal Year - was approximately 7% (corresponding to 464 people). Demonstrating the effectiveness and quality of the personnel management and retention processes implemented by the Group, this figure is extremely positive in comparison with the industry averages in which the Group operates, characterized by a structural shortage of skills and a human resource mobility significantly higher than the national average.
The average seniority within the Group is 8.1 years, an extremely positive figure when compared with the business segment in which the Group operates, which is subject to high mobility and skills shortage.
SDGs goals
The monitoring of HR indicators represents a fundamental tool to guide our people development policies and measure the effectiveness of the actions undertaken. Through the continuous analysis of parameters such as employment, training, inclusion, organizational well-being, and performance in the area of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, we contribute concretely to the achievement of two Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda:
- SDG 5 – Gender Equality, which promotes equality between men and women, the enhancement of female talent, and the elimination of all forms of discrimination;
- SDG 8 – Decent Work and Economic Growth, which supports safe, inclusive, and quality working conditions, along with opportunities for professional development and sustainable growth.
Our commitment to monitoring and reporting these indicators reflects our determination to build a fair, responsible work environment focused on continuous improvement, in line with the sustainability principles that guide our Group.
Human Capital development and sustainable growth (data as of April 30)
- Revenues Eu Mn
- Total HR
A widespread national presence and a strong international presence
The Group’s strategy is based on developing human capital diversity and a distributed territorial presence, with physical offices in major Italian cities and a strong presence in the Empoli technology hub, its main operational headquarters. It also has foreign offices in Albania, Andorra, Austria, China, France, Germany, Mexico, the Netherlands, Romania, Slovenia, Spain and Switzerland, employing over 550 people.
Francia: 17
Italia: 5.905
Svizzera: 6
Germania: 112
Austria: 2
Messico: 56
Spagna: 186
Romania: 117
Cina: 13
Albania: 10
Paesi Bassi: 6
Slovenia: 3
Andorra: 16
France: 17
Italy: 5.905
Switzerland: 6
Germany: 112
Austria: 2
Mexico: 56
Spain: 186
Romania: 117
China: 13
Albania: 10
The Netherlands: 6
Slovenia: 3
Andorra: 16