Italian kitchen hood and cooking specialist Elica closed the first nine months of 2026 with consolidated revenues of €326.4 million, down 6.6% from €349.5 million in the same period of 2025. The decline reflects ongoing cautious consumer spending and softer demand across key markets. Yet the company delivered clearer progress on profitability.
Normalised EBITDA held steady at €21.8 million, but the margin improved from 6.3% to 6.7%. Normalised EBIT rose 4.7% to €4.9 million. Momentum was strongest in the third quarter, where normalised EBIT grew 14.6% and the EBITDA margin reached 7.1% — a 70 basis-point gain.
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Elica Opens Ariafina Laboratory in Tokyo
New innovation hub will bring together product development, testing and collaboration with architects and interior designers
Italian appliance manufacturer Elica has strengthened its presence in Japan with the opening of Ariafina Laboratory, a new innovation and co-creation hub in Tokyo designed to support the development of premium kitchen solutions.
Located in Roppongi, one of Tokyo’s established design districts, the facility is aimed at property developers, architects and interior designers, providing a dedicated space for product research, prototype testing and demonstrations.
Continue readingElica’s Luna and TheKub Earn Multiple European Distinctions
Elica continues its strong 2026 momentum with two of its flagship extraction models — Luna and TheKub — collecting a series of new awards across Europe. The brand’s latest recognitions highlight its ongoing push toward premium design, advanced airflow engineering and standout kitchen integration.
Continue readingElica celebrates design success for Luna and TheKub
Elica is celebrating a double design success, with Luna winning five categories at the Plus X Award 2026, including Innovation, Design and Ease of Use.
Continue readingElica Secures €120M Credit Line
Elica has strengthened its financial position with a new €120 million pooled credit facility, backed by a consortium of major European banks and supported by SACE guarantees. The funding will accelerate the company’s industrial transformation, product innovation, and international expansion across its cooking ventilation portfolio.
CEO Luca Barboni says the operation boosts financial flexibility and supports Elica’s long‑term growth strategy. The move reinforces the Fabriano manufacturer’s leadership in premium cooking extraction systems and its push into wider global markets.
Why Your Outdoor Kitchen Needs Proper Extraction: A Look at the Elica Capri Range Hood
Designed to handle heavy-duty outdoor cooking, the Elica Capri delivers both performance and durability:
Heavy-Gauge Stainless Steel Construction: Built to withstand outdoor elements, corrosion, and moisture without degrading.
High-CFM Ventilation: Powerful airflow capability quickly captures high volumes of heat and smoke before they disperse across the dining area.
Professional Baffle Filters: Heavy-duty commercial-style baffle filters trap grease efficiently while remaining easy to remove and clean.
Integrated Overhead Lighting: High-output lighting ensures clear visibility over the grill during evening gatherings
The 2026 iteration of Lhov introduces enhanced voice assistant.
The Lhov remains the only appliance to integrate induction cooking, a full‑size oven and patented extraction in one unit — including extraction directly from the oven cavity, a first for the industry.
At EuroCucina, Elica also highlighted upgraded voice control, allowing users to manage cooking programmes, extraction and oven functions hands‑free. The brand positioned the new Finish matte White finish. as part of its push toward seamless, design‑led kitchen integration.
Elica’s Virtus Oven Line Wins Red Dot Award 2026 for Product Design
Elica has once again been recognised on the world stage, with the Virtus oven line winning the Red Dot Award 2026 – Product Design in the Kitchen and Household category. The achievement strengthens Elica’s position as one of the most design‑driven brands in the built‑in cooking sector, continuing a trajectory that consistently blends architectural styling with advanced performance.
The Red Dot Award remains one of the most influential international design competitions, judged annually by an independent panel of global experts. Products are evaluated on innovation, aesthetic quality, functionality, and the ability to elevate everyday use through thoughtful design. Winning in the Product Design category signals that the Virtus line not only meets these criteria but stands out among hundreds of global submissions.
Elica’s Virtus ovens reflect the brand’s ongoing commitment to refined materials, intuitive interfaces, and a cohesive design language that aligns with modern kitchen architecture. The Red Dot jury’s recognition highlights the continuity of Elica’s design philosophy — one that prioritises clarity, precision, and a premium user experience.
For Elica, the 2026 award reinforces a long‑term design path that continues to resonate with both consumers and the wider design community, further cementing its role in shaping the future of cooking appliances.
Elica Unveils New Induction Line with ID Technology and Matrix UI at Salone del Mobile 2026
Elica used Salone del Mobile 2026 to debut its latest step forward in cooking innovation: a new generation of induction hobs built around the company’s proprietary ID Technology and the fully in‑house‑designed Matrix UI.
The updated platform brings together flexible cooking zones, refined ergonomics and advanced temperature management to deliver a more powerful, more responsive cooking experience. At the centre is the new Matrix UI, a pixel‑based interface that rethinks how users interact with the hob, offering clearer feedback, smoother control and a more intuitive overall workflow.
With this launch, Elica continues to push its design‑led approach to premium cooking solutions, reinforcing its position as one of Italy’s most forward‑thinking appliance manufacturers.
Elica Opens EuroCucina 2026 with Strong Institutional Support
Elica kicked off EuroCucina 2026 with heavy footfall and high‑level institutional attention. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni visited the stand on opening day, meeting President Francesco Casoli and the Board before continuing discussions over a private lunch.
The company thanked national Institutions for recognising the strategic importance of the home appliance sector as it navigates major technological and competitive shifts. The visit also underscored the global value of Italian design, innovation, and industrial resilience.
Elica later welcomed Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, Marche Region President Francesco Acquaroli, and other prominent figures from business and government, reinforcing the brand’s central role in Italy’s manufacturing excellence.
