One year after the acquisition of Sapre, the two companies will become one: Sapre will be fully incorporated into Bruschi, creating a single, stronger, and more competitive organization in the manufacturing and innovation sectors.

With this merger, Bruschi officially expands its expertise by adding aluminum alloy die-casting technology to its portfolio while maintaining its long-standing leadership in zinc alloy die-casting. This integration brings together a network of 240 skilled professionals across two Italian facilities and the Milwaukee (USA) office, all collaborating to deliver innovative solutions to customers worldwide.

To reflect this transformation, Bruschi has also updated its legal name to Bruschi S.r.l., underscoring its commitment to simplifying processes. For over 75 years, Bruschi has been a flexible and agile organization, ready to lead change in the die-casting industry.

Paolo Rastelli, CEO of Bruschi, commented:
“The completion of this merger allows us to warmly welcome our new colleagues to the team. This process streamlining will make us more agile in the market, enabling us to reduce Time to Market and offer even more specialized expertise to support our customers in achieving their goals. Bruschi has always placed the customer at the center of its strategy, building on the trust that drives goods and people through factories worldwide.”

Bruschi was supported in this transaction by TCA Triberti Colombo e Associati, serving as its advisor. The company extends its heartfelt thanks to Dr. Paolo Bergamasco and Attorney Nicola Salvarani for their invaluable contributions.

This merger marks an exciting new chapter for Bruschi, reinforcing its position as a leader in innovation and manufacturing excellence.

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We’re thrilled by the high level of interest and the questions that enriched the discussion, allowing for a direct exchange on real cases and daily challenges in the industry. A special thanks to our internal experts: Matteo Margiri, Andrea Panvini, Ermo Fusè, Matteo Colombo, and Marco Scaramuccia, for offering concrete insights drawn from their experience at Bruschi foundries, making the webinar even more relevant and practical.

Stay tuned for future in-depth events and updates on industry developments.

Thank you once again for your participation and interest!

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