Federico Visentin is the President of #Federmeccanica. And it is within this association, among its members, that the roots run, and together, even today, it remains the backbone of the #Italian industry": This is how today’s special feature in the "L'Economia" insert of Il Corriere della Sera begins, dedicated to the #Champions 2024 research conducted by the ItalyPost Research Center.
And it is precisely the #mechanics sector that has changed the most. The old blue-collar mechanics have disappeared for decades. In #factories, today’s #workers operate according to the principles of #mechatronics.
“And there’s no contest,” continues President Visentin, “our entrepreneurs, whether medium or small, who produce complex machine tools or simple screws and bolts, are the ones who get orders from the top of the #global manufacturing world to even the most remote corners of Italy’s provinces, proving they are the best.”
Indeed, it is among these entrepreneurs that we find the highest number of “Champion companies,” according to a historic study conducted by ItalyPost, which is featured in today’s Corriere della Sera "Economia" insert: one in five of the top 1,000 small and medium-sized enterprises, based on growth, profitability, and financial stability (all over the long term), belong to this sector.
And among the many faces of "champion" mechanics is also that of President Visentin, along with his company: Mevis SpA - Springs and Metal Parts.