In the first three months of 2025, the Fincantieri shipbuilding group marked a new quarterly all-time high in new orders having forfeited a total worth as much as 11.71 billion euro, with a growth of +2,073% over the same period last year year, of which 11.52 billion relating to the construction segment of cruise ships and military ships (+8,070%), 102 million per year offshore and special vessels segment (-80%), 164 million to that of systems, components and services (-16%) and 84 million euros to the subsea infrastructure segment (+546%).

New order growth was driven by from the entry into force of the contract with the Ministry of Economy Indonesian Defense for the sale of two MPCS/PPA units ( of 28 March 2024) and agreements with Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings for four maxi cruise ships and with Viking Cruises for four Cruise Units ( of 5 February and 8 April 2025).

In addition, in the first quarter of this year, the revenues of Fincantieri recorded a marked increase of +35% being amounted to €2.38 billion, of which €1.05 billion from the of cruise ships (+14%), 770 million from that of ships military (+99%), 319 million from the offshore and ship sector (+7%), €301 million from the systems, components and services (+145) and €95 million from the subsea infrastructure (+132%). EBITDA was €154 million (+54%), with a contribution of €125 million from construction of cruise ships and military ships (+54%), of 15 million from offshore and special vessels sector (+15%), by 15 million from the Systems, Components and Services segment (+15%) and 16 million from that of submarine infrastructure (+220%).

As of March 31, the Italian group's workload was stood at 40.34 billion euros, up +30% on 31 December 2024, workload that, including the value of existing contractual options and letters of intent, and of orders under advanced negotiation, rises to 75.64 billion (+13%).

In the first three months of 2025, the group delivered four new ships and has another 102 in its portfolio with deliveries expected until 2036.

"The first quarter of 2025 - he underlined the CEO and General Manager of Fincantieri, Pierroberto Folgiero - marks the best result of our history, with a 54% growth in EBITDA and a portfolio orders never registered before. These results are the result of a long-term strategic vision, based on a disciplined strong industrial governance, and strong Ability to turn innovation into solutions workable. The increase in revenues in the Defence sector and the consolidation of our three souls - cruise, military and - testify to the effectiveness of the integrated model that we are given".