In 2025, Gobid Group once again confirmed the effectiveness of its model in enhancing the value of a wide range of assets, both in type and complexity. The operations concluded throughout the year on the Gobid.it and Gobidreal.it platforms demonstrate the Group’s ability to activate competitive dynamics, attract qualified demand, and guide movable goods, real estate, and business assets towards successful outcomes.
When Auctions Accelerate Value: Gobid.it’s Best Performances
From Intangible Assets to Earthmoving Equipment – Many Results, One Goal
Among the most noteworthy performances, the category of intangible assets stood out, recording significant increases compared to initial values. A prime example was the sale of 110% tax credits (Bonus 110%) without recourse, which in the first auction saw a +119.6% increase, highlighting the high attractiveness of well-structured tax credit operations. A similar trend was observed in the sale of VAT credit without recourse, with a +90% increase, reflecting a strong and informed demand even for complex intangible assets.
In the same area, a notable case involved the unitary sale of a pharmaceutical company, including commercial goodwill, authorizations, administrative licenses, and capital goods. This operation reinforced the central role of online auctions in the divestiture of specific and high-value strategic business units.
The Transport category continues to be one of the most dynamic on Gobid.it. Among the best cases, premium and sports segment vehicles stood out, such as the Porsche Panamera 4 E – Hybrid Sport Turismo from leasing, which achieved a +156% increase from the starting price and received 46 bids, reflecting intense competition. Other successful sales included the Audi A8, BMW M4, Fiat 500 Abarth, and the Alfa Romeo Stelvio crossover, further strengthening the importance of this sector. Other leasing-origin vehicles also performed well, such as the Scania R420 truck, which saw a record +14,600% increase with over 240 bids, and Volvo and MAN road tractors, confirming the high demand for this type of asset. Even trailers and semi-trailers showed strong performances, like the Sor Iberica refrigerated semi-trailer, which attracted a high number of auction viewers.
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Online auctions on Gobid.it also proved to be a decisive tool in reintroducing unsold stock to the market, effectively supporting key industrial sectors like textiles and footwear. Notable examples include the sale of a clothing stock of 50,000 items and another of 30,000 pairs of women’s shoes of various types—operations that reinforce the strategic role of auctions in stock repositioning and production chain support.
Significant results were also seen in the Logistics and Earthmoving Equipment categories. Noteworthy sales include the Solmec EXP5030 wheel loader, with a +80.1% increase, and the Case CX50B mini excavator, which received over 40 bids, generating intense competition.
In the construction industry, the sale of more than 200 specialized machines in a single event and the liquidation of a complete crushing and screening plant attracted professional operators, demonstrating the effectiveness of auctions for technical and complex assets. Remarkable results also came from the food and restaurant sector, such as the first-attempt liquidation of furniture and equipment for professional kitchens.
Rounding out the picture—but certainly not least—the Woodworking category featured an exceptionally successful auction: over 60 bids and a +200% value increase for the sale of a large lot comprising more than 40 wood processing machines.
Major Assets, Big Results: The Gobidreal Model
Historic Villas, Land, and Industrial Complexes – The Numbers Speak for Themselves
Operations closed on Gobidreal confirmed the platform’s strategic role in enhancing real estate assets of various types, often characterized by significant size, specialized use, and strong territorial impact. The best sales of 2025 demonstrate how a structured sales process, combined with proper market segmentation, can attract qualified investors and generate tangible results.
Let’s look back at 2025, starting with industrial properties, such as the production asset in Nocera Umbra (PG)—a 90,000+ sqm factory, a prime example of how large industrial complexes can be valorized. In Veneto, the industrial complexes in Bassano del Grappa (VI) and Santa Giustina (PD) stood out: the former located in a strategic production hub, and the latter previously used as a milk collection and processing center. These initiatives brought productive properties back to market, restoring visibility and potential new uses, with fast and targeted liquidation timelines. Also notable was the industrial complex in Capua (CE), which included movable assets in the civil and military aerospace sector—an example of how integrating real estate and capital goods can unlock high market potential when properly valued. In Puglia, within one of Modugno (BA)’s main industrial areas, a large industrial warehouse with various spaces and a 100+ sqm residential unit was sold at the first auction.
In the residential and mixed-use sector, a standout in Lombardy was the Villa Serafina complex (PV), consisting of 32 apartments, sold at the first attempt. Similarly, in Veneto, the sale of 8 apartments in Montagnana (PD)—a town of historical prestige—was also concluded successfully at the first attempt. Another highlight was a villa under construction in Forte dei Marmi, which saw over 50 bids and a +70% increase, confirming strong competitiveness for luxury residential properties in prime locations.
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The buildable land category was also highly relevant. In Lazio, the sale of a 200,000+ sqm development area in Fiumicino (RM), along with assets in Guidonia Montecelio (RM), and in Le Marche, the strategically located development land in Ascoli Piceno, all confirm strong interest in real estate development opportunities. In Veneto, the buildable plots in Mirano (VE) were liquidated at the first auction with a +100% increase, while in Tuscany, the exclusive Marina di Pietrasanta (LU) development land saw over 50 bids and a +95% increase.
In the hospitality and high-end real estate segment, the hotel in Silandro (Val Venosta) stood out, situated in a highly attractive tourist setting. Unique assets also emerged, such as the Historic Villa La Mattarana (14th century), used for exclusive events, and the historic villa “Ca’ della Nave” in Martellago (VE)—a 16th-century monumental complex that combines historical value with a luxury hospitality-sports destination, including a golf club, restaurant, and high-end facilities.
Significant results also came from business unit sales. In the province of Cosenza, a business unit in GDO food retail was sold. The process began with an expression of interest and progressed through an auction with competitive offers, leading to a +125% increase over the starting value.
The best sales of 2025 on Gobidreal also included garages and parking spaces, such as the high-performing sale of over 30 parking spaces in Bari and garages in Rome. These results confirm the appeal of this real estate type, valued both by income-focused investors and end users.
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