Marzoli Celebrates 150 Years of Textile Machinery Excellence in Brescia
Milano. The Marzoli, a Brescia-based company active in the mechanotextile sector, will celebrate its 150th anniversary tomorrow, dating back to its founding in 1851 by Cristoforo and Francesco Marzoli.
Acquired in 1999 by the Gruppo Camozzi, Marzoli positions itself on the global market as a producer of a complete line of machinery for cotton spinning.
To celebrate the occasion, a full day dedicated to festivities has been planned: the doors of Marzoli will open to the public and local authorities, allowing them to visit the factory and the Museum, which is a valuable witness, not only of 150 years of industrial tradition but above all of national history.
In commemoration of the 150th anniversary, Poste Italiane will cancel a series of postcards that will remain symbols of this memorable day.
Role and Importance of Marzoli in the Community
The Marzoli, a historic brand of the Brescia industry, has always played a decisive role for the entire Palazzolo community, which is called upon to share the spirit of the event, whose primary goal is to create continuity between the past and the present.
The anniversary will also be an occasion to award the workers who, with their commitment, have contributed to building this great business reality.
The Gruppo Camozzi
The Gruppo Camozzi, one of the leading companies in Italy and worldwide in the production of pneumatic components for the industrial automation sector and operating in the production of machine tools and textiles, was founded in Brescia in 1964 by the brothers Attilio, Luigi, and Giovanni Camozzi.
The group, with a consolidated turnover of 475 billion lire for 2000, is led by President Attilio Camozzi.
Campozzi’s subsidiaries employ 1,900 people and occupy facilities covering an area of 184,000 square meters.
Important companies belonging to the holding include Marzoli and Vouk, both established in the sector of manufacturing industrial machinery for the textile industry, as well as Innse Berardi, a historic company operating in the production of machine tools.
