HTI GROUP: A YEAR OF RESULTS AND INVESTMENTS.

From Antarctica to Trentino, from the Andes to Vietnam: 2025 was another year of growth, innovation and successfully overcome challenges for HTI, with projects completed around the world and results that confirm the Group’s strength and international vision.

HTI closed 2025 with a new record turnover of €1.622 billion, representing a 15.8% increase compared to the previous year. The Group also recorded growth in investments in research and development, reaching €42.5 million, while €3.3 million were allocated to employee training and development.
The HTI-President, Anton Seeber once again highlighted the importance of the Group’s flexibility: “Last year in particular, we were able to demonstrate impressively how flexible and adaptable we are as a Group.”

In 2025, HTI inaugurated numerous installations. The winter season was marked by its involvement in the Milan-Cortina Olympic Games and the 2029 Norwegian Alpine Ski World Championships in Narvik, Norway.
For Prinoth, the year also included the extreme Antarctic mission and the launch of the Panther XL.
In collaboration with Melinda, Leitner created the “Funivia delle Mele”.
Leitner Poma of America completed 16 new ropeway installations across North America.
Additional projects were finalized across four continents, spanning the Americas, Europe, Africa and Asia.
Through the Mewa Khola hydropower project in Nepal, Troyer commissioned the largest Francis turbine in the company’s history, achieving a major milestone.
Lastlz, the integration of HKD Snowmakers, a company with operations in the United States and Canada, further strengthened HTI’s presence in the North American market.

HTI Outlook and Objectives for 2026

Numerous projects will be launched or completed in the coming months. Among the most significant is undoubtedly “Cervino The One”, one of the most important infrastructure projects in the Alps, connecting Cervinia with Plateau Rosa.
In Varanasi, India, the country’s first urban ropeway is about to take shape, set to transform mobility in the metropolitan area. Other international ropeway projects are underway in Mexico, India and Vietnam, where Poma will complete a record-breaking tricable gondola system.
Prinoth will showcase the Panther T23r in Las Vegas, the largest and most advanced crawler carrier with a rotating tower in the industry. A new electric snow groomer will also soon be introduced, combining top-level performance with sustainability in a completely new way.

Looking ahead, LEITWIND will continue to focus on developing innovative solutions and achieving new milestones in the wind energy sector, reaffirming HTI’s ongoing commitment to promoting renewable energy.