Busch Group: the Italian success

The year 2013 of the Italian subsidiary of the German giant Busch, specializing in pumps and vacuum systems, closed with sales volumes that have exceeded 11 million euros, an increase of about 7 percent, despite the consequences of the strong general recession of 2012 and 2013.
Some products, such as vacuum systems, have in fact begun to benefit from the effects of the strategy of diversification initiated by the general manager, engineer Luigi Lionetti.
More than doubled the net profit of the company in the last two years: from 170 thousand in 2011 to Eur 700 thousand in 2013. Sold more than seven pumps in 2013 to Italian customers.
The Busch Group, headquartered in Maulburg (Germany), a global leader in the production of pumps and vacuum systems, blowers and compressors, brings together about 2,500 employees worldwide and 57 companies in 39 countries. Domestic companies, which manage locally and commercially activities, are controlled directly by the holding company, as well as production sites in Europe, Asia and the United States.
It is due to Dr.Ing. Karl Busch, president of the group, the creation in 1963 of the first vacuum pump for the food segment.

The Italian headquarters is in Nova Milanese (Milan), where offices and production site are about 4000m². For nearly thirty years this actually manages all the activities in the country holding around 10 percent of the Italian market of pumps and vacuum systems. Complete systems for vacuum sold in Italy are directly designed and manufactured in Nova Milanese: they are “customized”, an activity that accounts for about 15 percent of the total volume of business in Italy.

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