Cronologia
The 60'
Foundation of the company by Mr Renato Bonfanti. The headquarters are in Calolziocorte (Lecco).
Start of crane and lifting systems maintenance activities. Introduction of the supply of mechanical and structural components suitable for revamping activities on existing cranes.
The 90'
The new operative headquarters in Cisano Bergamasco (Bergamo) were founded. The area is composed of 4000 m2 dedicated to production and 1000 m2 dedicated to offices.
BONFANTI acquires ITALGRU (now Italgru S.r.l.), combining their vast experience in heavy-duty hoisting and mechanical technologies
Mr. Renato Bonfanti, who was the founder of BONFANTI SRL in the 60s, now becomes the Chairman of the Board of both Companies, while his son Fabrizio Bonfanti is appointed CEO of ITALGRU.
With the production of its rubber-tyred mobile harbour cranes, ITALGRU achieved an important milestone as it now produced a complete range of machinery designed for handling heavy loads, bulk cargoes, containers and conventional cargo.
The company also began to concentrate its efforts on technological improvements in its design sector by implementing in-house quality control measures against all equipment which included rigorous laboratory tests on materials.
Years 60-70, the ITALGRU brand made a significant achievement when it supplied 90 mobile truck cranes to the Italian military engineering corps and started to become a recognized name in the Italian market.
The ITALGRU brand made a significant achievement when it supplied 90 mobile truck cranes to the Italian military engineering corps and started to become a recognized name in the Italian market. This initial success is the foundation for the company’s commitment to technological and commercial growth
Foundation of ITALGRU S.p.A. by a private group of investors to develop, design and manufacture mobile cranes on truck, port cranes and off-shore cranes.
Anticipating market trends is an integral part of ITALGRU’s philosophy and the company took an important step forward when it presented its AG 30 model truck cranes that were designed with a maximum capacity of 30 tonnes. The AG 30 crane was the largest truck crane being produced in Italy at the time.