Industrial Operation That Could Lead to Significant Growth for the Enterprise Add Capital, led by CEO Samuele Annibali, has accelerated over the past years with revenues of €46 million and an EBITDA of approximately €8 million in 2025, targeting closure in 2026 with revenue of €54 million. The goal is more than doubling from here to 2029: within the next three years, CX Living aims to achieve revenues of €117 million with an EBITDA of €18 million. Today, the group counts on a portfolio of 25 structures, including 13 operational ones, totaling 14 thousand beds and a managed real estate asset value of around €1 billion. The objective is to surpass 15 thousand beds by 2028, reaching 28 structures in Italy and strengthening presence in Europe. Even the organic side is destined to nearly double, from 151 employees as of 2025 to 290 expected in 2029.

The agreement would take place under the sign of continuity: the management of CX Living — whose president is Ernesto Albanese — would remain unchanged and would pursue its set objectives. This agreement seems positive for CX Living, which would be able to strengthen its growth targets within the short term. The agreement would occur along the same lines as Add Capital, focusing on living across all its variations, including university studies, accessible housing, hotels, and accommodation facilities with affordable prices.

The company Guided by Mario Abbadessa has announced the conclusion of a joint venture agreement with CX Living, an important student housing and hybrid management firm in Italy. The agreement stipulates that CX Living will acquire a majority stake, currently managed by Samuele Annibali on behalf of the Add Value Fund 1. This deal would be facilitated through the Add Italy Living fund, aimed at the Government's Housing Program, and would initiate several investments for growth and development of the company. The operation appears to be positive for CX Living, which is capable of strengthening its short-term growth objectives.

The partnership would align with Add Capital's direction of focus on living across all its manifestations, including university studies, accessible housing, hotels, and accommodation facilities priced within reach. P2: Under the guidance of CEO Samuele Annibali, Add Capital has accelerated over the past years, achieving revenues of €46 million and an EBITDA of around €8 million for 2025, targeting closing in 2026 with revenue of €54 million. The goal is to double from here by 2029: in the next three years, CX Living aims to achieve revenues of €117 million with an EBITDA of €18 million. Currently, the group owns a portfolio of 25 properties, including 13 operational ones, totaling 14,000 beds and a managed real estate asset value of approximately €1 billion.