Landi Renzo

Landi Renzo S.p.A

Landi Renzo S.p.A. headquarters
Company type	Public
Industry	Automotive
Founded	1954
Headquarters	Cavriago, Reggio Emilia, Italy
Key people	Stefano Landi (President) Annalisa Stupenengo (CEO)
Products	Pressure management solutions for both the mobility and infrastructure sectors
Number of employees	951 (2022)
Website	https://landirenzogroup.com

Landi Renzo S.p.A (also called just Landi) is a multinational company headquartered in Cavriago, Province of Reggio Emilia, Italy. Landi produces pressure management components for natural gas and hydrogen. The Group operates in the mobility and infrastructure sectors. In mobility, it serves OEMs (passenger cars to heavy-duty vehicles and machinery) and the aftermarket (retailers and importers). In infrastructure, it provides private and industrial solutions and project management for global energy companies. Listed on Euronext Star Milan since 2007, it generates over 300 million euros in revenue. ^{[1] [2] [3] [4]}

History

The company was established in 1954 when Renzo Landi and his wife Giovannina Domenichini founded Officine Meccaniche Renzo Landi in Reggio Emilia, the only manufacturer of mixers designed for all kinds of vehicles. ^{[5] [6]} Between 1963 and 1964 the company began exporting to Japan, France, Belgium, and The Netherlands.

Renzo Landi passed away in 1977. The company continued under the management of his wife and son, Stefano. In 1987, Stefano became Managing Director, when the company became a Joint Stock Company, officially launching Landi Renzo S.p.A. ^[7]

In 1993, Landi Renzo transitioned into an industrial group. It acquired Landi Srl, a related company, and Eurogas Holding B.V., a Dutch company operating in the same sector. In 1999, the group established a Polish branch, Landi Renzo Polska S.p.Z.o.o. In 2000, the company took over Med S.p.A. in Reggio Emilia. ^{[8] [9]}

In 2001, 70% of Eurogas Holding B.V. was sold, and Eurogas Utrecht B.V. was purchased by the company's subsidiary, Landi International B.V. ^{[9] [10]}

In 2003, a Brazilian branch was opened, followed by a branch in China in 2005 and in Pakistan the next year. In 2006, the LANDIRENZO Corporate University was established as a center for ideas and human resource development within the Landi Group. ^{[11] [12]}

In 2007, Landi Renzo became listed on the Italian stock exchange's STAR segment of Piazza Affari and expanded to Tehran (Iran). In 2008, the company acquired Lovato Gas SpA, the world's third-largest operator with 10% of the market ^[13]

In September 2009 the company opened another international branch, Landi Renzo RO, in Bucharest, Romania. ^[14]

In 2010, the company acquired the Italian manufacturer A.E.B. srl and the American Baytech Corp., ^[15] alongside the opening of subsidiaries in Romania, Venezuela, Argentina, India and the United States. ^{[16] [17]}

In 2012 the Group acquired SAFE & CEC.  Over these last 40 years, it has played a leading role in innovating the gas value chain through integrated solutions and products. ^[18]

In 2017 Landi Renzo Group signed an agreement with US company Clean Energy Fuels, creating a partnership destined to become a world leader in the compressor business with operational headquarters in Italy. ^[18]

In 2024 the launch of the mechatronic pressure regulator EM-H. this new product is a key solution for next-generation systems that enable zero CO2 emissions for hydrogen-fueled internal combustion engines. ^[18]

 Management

• 
  Stefano Landi, President of Landi Renzo Group
• 
  Annalisa Stupenengo, CEO and General Manager of Landi Renzo Group

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