Coesia S.p.A. in the news

The horizontal cartoning machines market is expected to grow significantly, driven by the increasing adoption of automated packaging solutions to improve efficiency and consistency.

Coesia's total employee count is projected to grow by 17.8% from 9,459 in 2023 to 11,138 by March 2026.

Italy's patent landscape shows strong performance in overall applications but lags in per capita innovation, with key sectors and a few major companies, like Coesia, driving most of the activity, concentrated primarily in the northern regions.

Coesia S.p.A. acquired the business activities, intellectual property, and assets of Rotzinger and Transver from the Rotzinger Group.

The Italian Antitrust Authority is investigating major companies in Emilia-Romagna's 'packaging valley,' including Coesia S.p.A., for an alleged agreement to restrict employee mobility.

German packaging machine maker Syntegon, owned by CVC Capital Partners, is attracting acquisition interest from companies including CD&R-Koerber, GEA Group, and Coesia.

Coesia is looking for a partner to acquire the German company Syntegon for an estimated 3 billion euros, with Bain Capital and Groupe Bruxelles Lambert among potential allies.

Coesia has evolved from a packaging machine manufacturer into a global industrial automation partner, offering integrated solutions across diverse sectors including food, pharma, energy, and logistics, with advanced robotics capabilities.

Coesia leads Italian companies in European patent applications for 2023, showcasing strong growth, global expansion, strategic acquisitions, and a focus on innovation in industrial and packaging solutions.

Coesia's FlexLink acquired Automation & Modular Components, a U.S. manufacturer of material-handling automation systems, to boost its market presence and automation capabilities.

The University of Bologna and Coesia S.p.A. signed a five-year agreement to enhance collaboration in research, technology transfer, education, and professional development, focusing on advanced industrial technologies.

Coesia is expanding its digital offerings with new software solutions for machinery and factory management, leveraging AI and developing digital twin and additive manufacturing technologies.

Coesia, an industrial and packaging solutions group, evolved from a 1923 motorcycle company into a global leader with over 8,000 employees and substantial revenue, valuing its diverse workforce.

Coesia Group expanded its use of XMReality Remote Guidance, adding two more companies to its customer portfolio, demonstrating increased adoption and successful remote operations.

Coesia acquired G.F. spa, a company manufacturing quality control systems and automatic liquid filling machines for the pharmaceutical sector, to strengthen its market presence.