Huber Kältemaschinenbau SE strengthens international presence
Peter Huber Kältemaschinenbau continues its international expansion
The Management Board of Peter Huber Kältemaschinenbau SE is pleased to announce the official acquisition of the long-standing Italian sales and service company Huber Italia. With the integration into the group structure, the company strengthens its presence in Italy and increases its global reach. Huber Italia, founded in 2003, previously also acted as the exclusive brand owner for the Italian market.
With the integration of "Huber Italia" into Peter Huber Kältemaschinenbau SE, the number of foreign subsidiaries increases to a total of eight. The expansion underlines the company's successful international expansion and continuous development of customer proximity.
"We are proud to now fully integrate Huber Italia into our Group structure," emphasizes CEO Daniel Huber. "Friendship and trust are the basis for our joint success and this success is also the reason for this step. Huber Italia has become the top address for innovative and sustainable temperature control technology in Italy. The integration was already strategically planned when Huber Italia was founded and ultimately underlines our commitment to offering our customers worldwide innovative temperature control solutions and first-class service."
Alfred Longoni, Managing Director of Huber Italia: "Grazie fratellone! HUBER, quella è la mia famiglia. Sono molto orgoglioso! Il mio sogno è diventato realtà", is looking forward to the integration into the Huber family.
"We are looking forward to the opportunity to serve the numerous projects with our customers as a subsidiary." Alfred Longoni and his team have built up the Huber Italia brand. In his new role as Managing Director, he will continue to pass on his experience and specialist knowledge in the field of temperature control technology to his team and the customers and sales partners in Italy.
At the same time as the takeover, Huber Italia recently moved into a new, modern office in Legnano. This new facility not only offers increased capacity, but also optimal working conditions for employees.
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