
The closing of the operation is scheduled for November 27th in Santa Maria di Sala in the presence of Minister Urso.
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Sigit is a Turin-based group owned by the Omani sovereign wealth fund. Speedline is a Venetian brand specialized in high-end alloy wheels.
The preliminary contract for the sale of Speedline, a Venetian brand specialized in the production of high-end alloy wheels, to the Turin-based Sigit group was presented at Mimit. The closing of the operation - informs the ministry - is scheduled for 27 November in Santa Maria di Sala (Venice), in the presence of the Minister of Business Adolfo Urso, the top management of Sigit, the institutions, the unions and the workers.
The industrial plan of Sigit, a group owned by Oman's sovereign wealth fund, includes investments to modernize plants, automate processes and introduce new production technologies. Energy and production efficiency measures are also planned, with the aim of strengthening the competitiveness of the plant and consolidating its positioning in the high-end alloy wheel segment.
The transfer of all 202 employees currently in force is expected, compared to the 161 initially indicated, with the safeguarding of the relevant professionalism. Social safety nets, training and retraining will accompany the reorganization.
The operation aims to create a competitive Italian industrial champion on global markets, integrating the skills of the two companies, enhancing national know-how and strengthening production efficiency and the automotive supply chain. The objective is to maintain production, technologies and strategic professionalism in Italy.
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