Financial controller
Pubblicato il 27-09-2026 - Newcold in Italia
This is New Cold New Cold is service provider in cold chain logistics with a focus on the development and operation of large, highly automated cold stores. New Cold strives to be crucial in the cold chain of leading food companies, by offering advanced logistic services worldwide. We use latest technology that empowers our people, to handle food responsibly and guarantee food safety in a sustainable way. We challenge the industry, believe in long-term partnerships, and deliver solid investment opportunities that enable next generation logistic solutions.
New Cold is one of the fastest growing companies in cold chain logistics. We are expanding our teams to support this growth. More information on New Cold can be found on and our social media.
About the vacancy Month end closing preparation acccording to IFRS Gaap and Liaison with Ita Gaap requirements (including month end bookings) Development of updated and periodic reporting, preparation of Monthly Booklet AR management and (AP) support, according to the SSC system in HQ Support on budgeting activities, actual VS budgeting,
forecasting Analysis on costs, margins, e report on KPIs on a daily/Weekly/Monthly reports Provides sales contract review and oversight relative to cost and pricing, drafting of and compliance with T & C's Provides insight and support analysis related to operational improvement opportunities Collaborates with cross-functional business leaders to ensure success of site goals and initiatives in terms of Ebitda/Group policies implementation Ad hoc reporting for tax purposes, Financial Institutions (covenants), Incentives purposes You will be reporting to the Country Financial Controller Knowledge of IFRS, ITA Gaap and ERP (preferable Netsuite/Oracle, BI tools and Tagetik) Experience in multinational environment At least 2 years experience in a similar position Professional English language Knowledge of IFRS, ITA Gaap and ERP (preferable Netsuite/Oracle, BI tools and Tagetik)Experience in multinati