Carlo Salvi, a leader within the production of header machines for cold and warm wire forming, concluded 2023 with a series of significant changes and initiatives that attest to its constant evolution and commitment to the future.
The first and most relevant change for Carlo Salvi SpA was the shift in leadership at the helm of the company, with the arrival of Federico Uslenghi as the new CEO, with the appointment representing a strategic move aimed at further strengthening Carlo Salvi’s leadership in the sector – bringing new ideas and perspectives to the already established professionalism of the Italian company.
2023 was also marked by an important season of trade fairs that saw Carlo Salvi expanding further on the international level. Participation in globally renowned events, from Japan to the United States, allowed the company to consolidate its presence in foreign markets, confirming its role as a key player in the industry.
This not only represents an interesting achievement for the company, but has also become a source of pride for the Lecco area – where the company has built its 85 years of history, which will be celebrated this year.
Looking to the future, Carlo Salvi continues to place sustainability at the centre of its mission. The company is actively engaged in the study and development of increasingly innovative solutions, responding to the needs of an ever evolving sector and one that is increasingly oriented towards environmental responsibility.
Despite the forward-looking perspective, Carlo Salvi does not forget its roots and the relationships built over the years. As a trusted partner for numerous Italian entities, and through significant international collaborations, the company continues to be recognised for its professionalism, effectiveness and efficiency.
“Carlo Salvi looks confidently to the coming year, certain that the combination of tradition and innovation will continue to position it as a reference point in the global landscape of fastening systems,” stated the company.
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